they keep testing it. >> the issues at newark airport have prompted a call for an extensive securityew. new york congressman peter king, the former chairman of the house committee on homeland security wrote to the head of the tsa asking for a top to bottom look at the operations and a plan to fix them. brianna and victor? >> wow, that is scary. for people who travel as often as we do, the idea that an ied gets through, but they couldn't find -- they always find my big bottle of shampoo. >> exactly. that accidental bottle of water you put in there, gone. >> but the ieds make it through. >> i flew yesterday and i was wearing a sweater with like a c cowl neck and i was patted down just to be sure that, yes, anything that's kind of away from your person, i find they're always -- they always double check. >> and these problems are happening at newark, hopefully they get this fixed. but for the flying public -- >> it is worrisome. >> we've got to get this done. especially with the sequester and cuts and tsa cuts. >> that is what people are talking about in line at the airport. while we are

sampson davis returned to newark to work in the e.r. to try to make a difference. >> all right, let's go see a patient in fast track-- out towards the waiting room. >> suarez: the lessons he learned there and the stories of the people he met, are the subject of a new book "living and dying in brick city: an e.r. doctor returns home." >> we'd see about 100 patients or 125 patients a day. >> suarez: i spoke with him recently at st. michael's medical center in downtown newark, new jersey. dr. davis, welcome to the program. >> thank you, thank you for having me. >> suarez: the stories are gripping, memorable. the people you meet along the way are the kind of people who, i can see why they stick with you forever. but the thing that's unusual about the book is that along with these stories, there's all sorts of resources and diagnostic guides, and information digests, where to get help for certain kind of illnesses. it makes it an unusual book, really, in that way, the way it's structured. >> it was definitely a tough book to write, in the se

mary snow is "outfront" with the story tonight. >> reporter: the test at newark airport was to see ifprovised explosive device would get past screeners. according to the "new york post," it did. it quotes sources saying an undercover tsa inspector with a mock ied in his pants went undetected twice, including during a pat down. the tsa wouldn't confirm the report but said in a statement, due to the security-sensitive nature of the test, tsa does not publicly share details about how they are conducted. what specifically is tested or the outcomes. the tsa says it regularly conducts covert testing and this is what it looks like. >> we'll slip the inert detonator in. we'll get this thing positioned. >> reporter: cnn went along with undercover tsa inspectors called red teams in 2008. the inspector had a fake ied on him when he went through security at tampa international airport. a screener failed to detect the device and the undercover inspector then instructed him on what he did wrong. >> so you're going to have to get my shirt up and you inspect it. okay? so that's what i want you to do

i prefer not having charting schools. >> you support the expansion of charter schools in newark? >> ones that work. what i can't support is the fact that we have charter schools that are not working, and we don't hold them accountable. >> if the charter doesn't work, then, and there's competition, if it's a bad one, why would parents pick it? it would go out of business. that's the market working. >> that's not the way it works. john: it could work that way if you didn't have controls. >> if it worked that way, that would be fine, but, unfortunately, it doesn't. john: you stop is it from working not allowing for-profit competition. >> why should education be a profit? what good is if you gain the world, but lose your soul? john: don't lose my soul -- >> making money is a great thing to me, but,nyway, public education is the last bash ton of democracy. with you work into the door of a good school, there's no religion, you don't hear about the democrats, the republicans, the libertarians, the -- the -- you're there to get the american dream. an education that is supposed to talk ab

i prefer not having charting schools. >> you support the expansion of charter schools in newark?> ones that work. what i can't support is the fact that we have charter schools that are not working, and we don't hold them accountable. >> if the charter doesn't work, then, and there's competition, if it's a bad one, why would parents pick it? it would go out of business. that's the market working. >> that's not the way it works. john: it could work that way if you didn't have controls. >> if it worked that way, that would be fine, but, unfortunately, it doesn't. john: you stop is it from working not allowing for-profit competition. >> why should education be a profit? what good is if you gain the world, but lose your soul? john: i don't lose my soul -- >> making money is a great thing to me, but,nyway, public education is the last bash ton of democracy. with you work into the door of a good school, there's no religion, you don't hear about the democrats, the republicans, the libertarians, the -- the -- you're there to get the american dream. an education that is supposed to talk ab

the latest breach is one in a long list of recent security-related incidents at newark. fired and 19 suspended to improperly screening baggage. in june of 2012, eight people were fired for literally sleeping on the job. in january of 2010, a terminal was shut down for six hours after a man ducked under the security rope unnoticed by t.s.a. we have reached out for comment bit t.s.a. but we have had no response. a flight on 9/11 flew out of newark crashing in pennsylvania killing all passengers and crew members. >>heather: thank you. >>gregg: president obama reaching out to lawmakers again this week with a series of meetings on capitol hill. he will meet with top democrats and republicans separately in an effort to reach a compromise deal on the budget. this week's meeting is on the heels of a working designer with top republican senators and a luncheon meeting with the house budget committee chairman paul ryan. steve joins us, now, live, from the washington, dc bureau. >> congressman paul ryan says the coming weeks will tell if president obama is sincere in trying to reac

at newark airport have prompted a call for an extensive security review.irman of the house committee on homeland security, wrote to the hid of the tsa ask for a top-to-bottom look at newark's tsa operations and a plan to fix them. kate? >> sure would hope so if this report turns out to be accurate. mary snow, thanks so much. >>> a u.s. senator says she's outraged that the united states air force let a senior military leader go free after he was convicted of sexual assault. we have the details. rtle. ♪ my friends are all around me ♪ my friends, they do surround me ♪ ♪ i hope this never ends ♪ and we'll be the best of friends ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the reimagined 2013 chevrolet traverse. all set? all set. with spacious seating for up to eight. imagine that. chevrolet. find new roads. [ chainsaw buzzing ] humans. sometimes, life trips us up. sometimes, we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining y

that's what happened in newark.reports the device was a test and newark's failure to find it is one of a series of lapses at the airport. cnn's mary snowe has the story. >> reporter: the test at newark airport was to see if a fake improvised explosive device could get past screeners. according to the "new york post" it did. it quotes sources saying an undercover tsa inspectortor with a mock ied in his pant went through twice including during a pat-down. the tsa wouldn't confirm the report but said in a statement, "due to the security-sensitive nature of the tests, tsa does not publicly share details about how they are conducted, what specifically is tested or the outcomes." the tsa says it regularly conducts covert testing. this is what it looks like. >> slip the detonator in. get this thing positioned. >> reporter: cnn went along with undercover inspectors called red teams in 2008. the inspector had a fake ied on him when he went through security at tampa national airport. a screener failed to detect the device, an

the fremont police department collected 343 weapons from the tri-city area, which includes newark and union city. $50,000, $300 were donated -- those were donated funds that were distributed to those who turned their weapons in. >> still to come, we're learning more before the the bizarre carjacking in san francisco. and what police now know about the suspect. >> a newark about hack -- a new warning about hackers. >> and everybody is a little bit irish today. san francisco's big st.~patrick's day parade just ahead. >> irish will be smiling tomorrow as well as the forecast looks terrific. get ready for big weather changes next week. we'll have the >> carolyn: police have released the name of map accused of stealing a taxi yesterday and ramming it into a police car. peter russell was arrested on suspicion of carjacking and assault against a police officer. police say russell jumped on to the hood of the taxicab, shattering its wished. when the driver jumped out, he jumped in and drove away. when police tried to intervene, russell rammed the police car. >>> protesters vietnamizeed banks

this was at newark liberty airport. stuffed the fake explosive into his pants where security screeners failed to detect it even after two screen examination a patdown. trace gallagher has more. what do we know about this operation? reporter: it happened in term b where the american and jetblue gates are. two of the agents had improvised explosive devices. one inside a child's doll, had wires out and was quickly detected. the other was in an agent's pants, apparently like the underwear bomber writ made it through the magnetometer, and the patdown. we don't know the makeup of the ied because the tsa will only say: due to the security sensitive nature of the test tsa does not share publicly details, what is tests or the outcome. but a former tsa assistant administrator says he is concerned for always ropes and also comforted. >> that's what they're doing these tests for. how to improve the screener training our screeners go through each year. continually raise the bar to make sure they're at the cutting edge of detection.

who can forget that one of the hijacked flights on september 11th flew out of newark. united airlines flight 93 which crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania, killing the passenger and crew members on board, harris. >> harris: yeah, we'll never forget that. thank you. a couple murdered inside their home, their car stolen and now police say another person believed to be in the house at the time of the killings is missing. the latest details of this story as police search for who they call a killer on the loose. >> a mystery tonight near seattle. an elderly couple murdered in their own home. the couple's daughter discovered their bodies saturday night and called 911. police say both the 82-year-old man and 80-year-old wife had been shot. officers calling this a tense situation. >> and any type of situation like this we're nervous. we don't have a person in custody. we have two people deceased at the scene so absolutely we're nervous. we want to locate this car and try to get to the bottom of who is the suspect in this case. >> harris: and police say to complicate things, th

who can forget that one of the hijacked flights on september 11th flew out of newark. united airlines flight 93 which crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania, killing the passenger and crew members on board, harris. >> harris: yeah, we'll never forget that. thank you. a couple murdered inside their home, their car stolen and now police say another person believed to be in the house at the time of the killings is missing. the latest details of this story as police search for who they call a killer on the loose. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. our financial advice is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. life brings obstacles. usaa brings retirement advice. avoid bad.fats. don't go over 2000... 1200 calories a day. carbs are bad. carbs are good. the story keeps changing. so i'm not listening... to anyone but myself. i know better nutrition when i seet: great grains. great grains cereal stts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more processed flakes look nothing like n

newark airport is one of the worst -- offenders. if the details are not being released to the public, i want to know how i read this in the press. my first question to you, what is being done to make sure that these major breaches at one of the busiest airports in the nation are not a reoccurrence of? reoccurence? >> thank you, mr. congressman. we have a strong administrator there. i met with having their last week, the head of security, also the head of security at the port authority to go over issues. we have had incidents at new worked -- at newark. they know exactly what the capabilities are. and what our protocols are. they can create and bis and conceal items that only the best terrorists in the world would be able to do. these are super terrorists in terms of culver testing. i would be glad to show you -- coverttesting -- testing. i would be glad to show you the object used. we just do not publish that because we do not want terrorists to check out. >> i'm not concerned about what the item is. >> if you saw the item and not a

i'm claiming that distinction for newark airport. maybe it isn't.ake of argument, let's say it is. >> they've had issues with i know there was a couple of years ago a woman went to hug a girlfriend and she was past security and nobody stopped him. went right through security. it was harmless but also showed how easy it was to get through and probably pick on newark too much because i get the feeling this could happen anywhere. he had a patdown and right on the plane and then it just -- >> don't beat up on newark. it could happen anywhere. >> the lesson -- i hate to say it. this story got out because a source went public with this for whatever reason. maybe they think the provisions in place are not adequate. they don't want to publicize this. i think it's just -- where there's a will, there's a way. if somebody -- that to me is the lesson. if they're intent on doing this, i don't know. if the magnenometer doesn't pick it up? >> they're not succeeding. >> thank god. >> it's not like they didn't follow procedure. it seems like at least from what we kn

usually it's in newark. i'm not say newark is all bad.were pointing out there are regions in the country that security is tight as drum. so i know there are cases they are really on top. but like this woman saying it being shaky? >> it can be shaky. you are talking about lack of supervision and quality of agents. agents should be hired that are experienced, maybe former law enforcement or military, but you are not going to get those level of people for the rate of pay you are paying them. you have to bring in proper supervision and supervisors that are going to make sure. >> neil: more will get a better? >> you have to set up the level of quality. >> neil: what about the level of education? >> i don't even know if you need to be a ged to be a tsa law enforcement but if you have former law enforcement that are looking for jobs, former military that are looking for jobs, former intelligence analysts, hire them. consider them first. you know what you are getting when you put them on the line to protect our country. >> neil: that is a good id

the areas of knew what whack, new jersey expect an hour -- of newark, -- newark, new jersey, expect an hour and a half there. we're checking the weather here and sal is checking the roadways. sal, what's it looks like? >> much better than it was. let's go outside. i want to show you some things. bay bridge is still backed up for about a usual delay, 25 to 30 minutes at this time getting into san francisco. but the gusty winds on the span have died down a little bit. still a little bit wind yip but not as bad as the advisories on the bay bridge. both directions of 880 looking pretty good. san mateo and dumbarton bridge, the same thing goes. between 238 and mowry on 880, southbound traffic has been steadily climbing. it's 22 minutes. we start the morning off at 15 minutes. it's a little bit slower than that now. 7:08. let's go to mark tamayo. >> we're starting off with some breaks in the clouds. a few lingering rain showers out there. some of the winds, of course, the winds a big story with the most recent storm overnight. sfo 40 miles an hour. santa rosa 37 miles an hour. conrecord, 31.

a stunning lapse of security here at newark airport.ember of a so-called "tsa red team" looking for weaknesses in the agency's systems reportedly got through the scanners and then, even a patdown, with a fake small bomb stuffed in his pants. he was cleared all the way into terminal b, which is home to american, delta, and jetblue. tsa will not confirm the report of the breach, which happened more than a week ago, telling "good morning america" this morning, quote, tsa regularly conducts tests and does not publicly share details of outcomes. newark has suffered real breaches before. remember, this man, the so-called airport romeo. he bypassed security to kiss his girlfriend good-bye, leading to a complete shutdown of the terminal for six hours. all of this after tsa's announcement this week to allow pocket knives on aircraft. flight attendants are steaming mad. and launched a campaign to try and roll back that plan. their criticisms now being echoed by air marshals. tsa plans to activate the new policy on knives in late april. they're te

fall out and outrage after a massive security breach in newark international airport. an undercover tsa agent with a fake bomb in his pants slides right through security. they missed it twice. we know the tiniest device could blow a hole in the plane. how can this happen in one of the nation's busiest airports and demanding answers. >> also, six years ago today. this former f.b.i. agent vanished inside of iand prompting a reward for information leading to his safe return. now his son speaking out after meeting with secretary of state john kerry. where the search for john leavenson stands now. it is day one of a new era in america. >> there is plenty of other places to cut first long before they you know, close tours to the white house. >> for now the people's house closed to the public despite pleas to keep it open. >> i am harris faulkner. we begin with a fox weather alert. a huge winter storm system is merging with extremely cold air from canada. it is different this time. those two things collide, millions of americans are caught in the middle tonight dealing with h

improvised explosive device in his pants reportedly got past not one but two security checkpoints at newarkal. the "new york post" reports that the screenings even included a pat-down. it was part of a special operations team conducting exercises, and the tsa issued a statement, quote, regardless of the tests' outcome, tsa officers are provided with immediate on the spot feedback so they receive the maximum training value that the drills offer. >>> all right. for justin bieber, the show must go on. he will perform tonight despite fainting last night. he game short of breath and was given oxygen, but he did finish the show after about a 20-minute break. he's out of the hospital this morning, but overnight posted this revealing photo on inns that gram and tweeted he's getting better. nobody told me we were showing that on this program. seriously? get ready to spring forward. stop it! daylight saving time returns at 2:00 a.m. eastern on sunday. don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour and relish the extra hour of daylight. >>> a much better than expected jobs report sends the stock marke

." >> reporter: that focus a little blurry at newark's liberty airport, where 52 screeners were firedr 19 disciplined for major security lapses and thefts last year. and last month, tsa inspectors were able to get a fake bomb like this one through two inspections, including a pat=down the new york post gave the story full tabloid treatment. the tsa would not confirm the report, but said in a statement: >> "due to the security- sensitive nature of the tests, tsa does not publicly share details about how they are conducted, what specifically is tested or the outcomes." >> one newark screener was willing to talk, telling the post, quote, "it happens all the time. the failure rate is pretty high," and describing what he does as "make=believe" and "all for show." former tsa administrator kip hawley says it's unclear why newark continues to make headlines. >> "i don't understand it. why it should be. the facts would tell you they've had a lot of problems at newark which is probably why they keep testing it." >> reporter: congressman peter king is asking for an extensive security review. kin

newark was responsible for that lion's share.se next 400 70 plus days to continue to drive newark's biggest growth period. we're out of our budget woes, extending tax base and job opportunities for my residents. that is the platform i'm going to stand on. after that i've made no formal announcements or decisions but i'm exploring and looking and running for the united states senate because job creation, balancing budgets, dealing with violence in america, these are things i've been doing on the local level and i believe on the national level i can make a big contribution to tackle being some of these enduring problems in our country. >> cory i know you it's andrew sorkin here i know you want to potentially get to washington but given how screwed up washington seems to be do you think you can actually get anything, is there more to be done in washington than there is as being the mayor or being the governor? >> yeah. >> well, look, i love being the mayor. it's a job of my dreams. and back in the 1990s people said the same thing to

newark for your presentation. what i have is to make sure whatever happens is that there is as much community input what we do on market and mission street on some ideas that have been put around for mission street. i feel unfortunately they have not included enough input from the residents and folks who will be impacted by what's being proposed. so i look to being part of this discussion. it's not just relevant on what happens on mission street on this part of down and district 6 area but it also impacts what happens with district 9, 11, other districts. i do have a question, though, there has been talks in the past about having rapid transit on mission street and i'm wondering how that fits into what is being proposed, being talked about for market street and mission street here? >> i think i would ask the mta to respond to that. >> andrew lee, transit planner. right now the mission street is not one of or corridor but it will affect the streets as well as the outside better market street study area and we are c

one of the hijacked flights on september 11th flew out of newark. flight 73 which crashed in shanksville, pennsylvania killing passengers and crew members on board. >> we will never forget that. >> a couple murdered in their home a car stolen now another person believed to be in the house at the time of killing is missing the latest details as police search for who they call a killer on the lose. ♪ [ male announcer ] start with nothing, build a ground-breaking car. good. now build a time machine. go here, find someone who can build a futuristic dash board display. bring future guy back. watch him build a tft display like nothing you've ever seen. get him to explain exactly what that is. the thin film transistor display... [ male announcer ] mmm, maybe not. just show it. customize the dash, give it park assist. the fuel efficiency flower thing. send future guy home, his work here is done. destroy time machine. win some awards, send in brady. that's how you do it. easy. i'm here in your home, having a pretty spectacular tuesday. ♪ but i don't notice t

westbound on the highway rise and i see a little bit slow traffic as you leave the east bay and the newarka, you get beyond the stall, it is smooth all the way toward menlo park and we do have a slight ace train delay, train one this morning running at 10 minutes behind out of fremont. kristen and eric? >> lin-sanity returns to the bay area. a new movie featuring palo alto 's own phenomenon, and what happens when man's best friend ate something he shouldn't. >> they say a mullet is bliss in the -- is business in the front and party in the back. the mullet days are over for bon jovi and they people off their jovi and they people off their new [ stefan ] with a cold or flu, nighttime nasal congestion can be the worst part. my medicine alone doesn't always give me all the congestion relief i need to sleep. [ female announuncer ] adding breathe right nasal strips can make all the difference. it's proven to instantly relieve cold or flu nasal congestion. [ stefan ] and because it's drug free, it's safe to use with any medicine to relieve my nighttime stuffy nose. so i can breathe better and sle

former screener worked at newark liberty international airport and spoke with the "new york post."ys goofing off and long bathroom breaks are the norm and men screeners pay more attention to the women passengers but they always find your shampoo. the former screener went on to say, quote, a small number of screeners are dluih zealots who believe they are keeping america safe by taking your two inch pocketknife and four ounce bottle of -- >> shep: with us analyst, judge andrew napolitano which must be shocked by this revelation? >> shep, we don't know who this anonymous former worker is but is articulated ago lot of what people feel. that intrusiveness is embarrassing and just as important as those doesn't keep us safe. now we have it from the inside that much of what they do is for show. i don't know where it goes from here except this person whoever he or she is saying what many people who fly through newark international airport and other american airports have believed for a long time. much of this is no good and irritating and just to make us think that the government is doing

newark has a very bad record in terms of security. they fired a lot of people out of newark and they have had some terrible incidents there. but, you know, this is just an inexcusable. i don't know how this can happen. apparently, martha, sass you said went through two magnetometers and a pat-down and still didn't find it. could be small. i don't know. every time i go through they check my dental work. so i don't get it. i will say this, i will say this in their defense, we never had an incident since 9/11 and thank god. >> here is the other thing, juan. we never caught anyone. >> that's true. martha: we never stop ad terrorist in this program ever. >> i was giving you glass half-full version. martha: people are basically posing as terrorists to get through. what do you think?. >> i think sort of a chilling reminder that we can't always be relying solely relying on airport security to keep us safe. it brings focus back to the other areas which we're trying to protect americans. things like intelligence gathering capabilities. but i wo

on the east bay, oakland, 68. 66 for newark, and we have lots of 70s in the forecast for concord, pittsburg, antioch, 7 1, live moore, 72. here's the seven-day forecast. don't forget, spring ahead, spring forward. overnight tonight. move the clock one hour forward so you'll be on time tomorrow. but enjoy the day, sunny and mild. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, daytime highs in the mid-70s. 60s at the coast and then start to cool things down next week. by the way, abc7 news has another great weather source for you, follow at live doppler 7 hd for the latest bay area weather conditions, rain or shine. video forecasts, power outage situation, and weather peaks. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> i was hoping the sharks could turn around. >> mike: they should have played outdoors. hosting st. louis in a matinee, finally got some offense scoring three guns but the blues score one more. patrick marleau, the big hit against the blues captain. second period, sharks on the power play. owen for the point. sharks up 3-1, but the blues come fighting back in the third. sob

newark, 67.0s expected in the east bay. 70 for pittsburg and antioch tomorrow filtered sunshine, 72 degrees. here is a look at seven-day forecast. a little bit of change, a little cooling on monday. tuesday, wednesday, temperatures drop. we'll bring in a slight chance of showers on wednesday, but really thursday and friday we'll be the better chance of seeing shower activity around the bay area and even into next saturday possibly into easter sunday could be a little dance. we'll update the forecast. abc7 nice has a great weather resource. live 7 hd on twitter for the latest bay area weather conditions rain or shine and get video forecasts and power outage information and weather tweets or treats, always a treat. >>> thank you. and shu is here for sports. >> i want my weather treat after the show. ncaa tournament, cal facing syracuse trying to advance to the sweet 16 for the first time in 16 years. and mike montgomery, corner three. alan had a bad game. he was 3 of 9 from the field just 8 points.

tsa, on occasion will test tsa screeners, walking through with simulated ieds and it happened in newarknd a simulated bomb got through. have you asked for a head-to-toe, top-tow-bottom investigation. what is the state of the tsa and our national security? >> i have a great regard for the administrate of the tsa and i have called on him for a full evaluation and report to find out wais wrong with tsa at newark airport. we can't afford to have the possibility of a bomb brought onto a plane. i mean, apart from the tragic loss of life, that would psychologically put us back to september 12, 2001. overo all, there are real deficiencies with tsa. on the other hand, there are multiple layers of defense that the tsa has at the airport. while these inspectors, obviously, this is inexcusable. we should keep in mind, there are a number of levels of deterrents at the airports, starting with before you get there. i don't want to be encouraging terrorists to get on the planes because we have not had anyone get on a plane successfully with an explosive device in the united states in the last 11 1/2 ye

east bay, mid to upper 60s is where we'll end up. 67 in newark. inland communities, you see the high clouds pretty much see them here, 70 in san ramon, livermore. 71 degrees in fairfield. accu-weather seven-day forecast, if you are really watching for the weekend, low 70s for saturday and a little warmer on sunday away from the coastline. temperatures will remain on the mild side for the started of the workweek but start to see a dip on tuesday. slight chance of showers on wednesday and better chance thursday into friday but even then, light shower possibility. "abc 7 news" has a great weather resource for you, live 7 doppler radar, rain or shine. over 800 followers for live doppler 7-hd. carolyn, dan, larry has to keep competing. >> i thought it was a million. [ laughter ] >> let's go into march madness from here. >> and now, they just showed them the door in the ncaa tournament. >>> part of charm of the ncaa tournament is some little school you couldn't find on map, slaying a giant like florida gulf coast knocking off might think georgetown. it'

east bay, mid to upper 60s is where we'll end up. 67 in newark. inland communities, you see the high clouds pretty much see them here, 70 in san ramon, livermore. 71 degrees in fairfield. accu-weather seven-day forecast, if you are really watching for the weekend, low 70s for saturday and a little warmer on sunday away from the coastline. temperatures will remain on the mild side for the started of the workweek but start to see a dip on tuesday. slight chance of showers on wednesday and better chance thursday into friday but even then, light shower possibility. "abc 7 news" has a great weather resource for you, live 7 doppler radar, rain or shine. over 800 followers for live doppler 7-hd. carolyn, dan, larry has to keep competing. >> i thought it was a million. [ laughter ] >> let's go into march madness from here. >> and now, they just showed them the door in the ncaa them the door in the ncaa to [ female announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... ♪ ...and other amazing tastes, for just a do

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newark, washington, d.c.nd new york were cities affected. >> so what we're seeing is delays and cancellations to most of the cities in the northeast as a result of the storm. >> if you are flying or expecting someone to fly in today, the best way to get the latest flight information is to check with the individual airlines. >>> a bit of a break in the rainfall for most of the bay area but tomorrow, tomorrow we still have rain showers to talk about as the second part of this system me anders towards the coastline. looking toward the oakland estuary, wait out there in the distance, and a bit of a breeze. once again, we had the showers. not a lot to show you on the radar but a few snowshowers peppered up towards sonoma county and marin county. as you can see, if we do move the maps around, a few sprinkles around the south bay. nothing too significant. as far as current temperatures beginning to warm up, a lot of 50s with san jose, currently 50. and napa in the mid-50s. the chance of a shower for today but as thi

we are anticipating cancellations and delays to the new york metro area airports such as newark, jfk, still unfolding a little bit there. so still remains to be seen. >> reporter: so what we can clearly assess from all this is, yes, there are cancellations. right now there are delays right now. but this is a major storm system that's affecting anywhere from boston all the way through connecticut. really the tri-state area and the snow, rain and wind will be in the forecast through tonight all the way into friday so if you are frying to the east coast, i would certainly anticipate airport delays if not cancellations through friday. reporting live with mobile weather at sfo, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> house of representatives were able to pass a piece of legislation before fleeing the snowstorm. a 267-151 vote approved federal funding through september and avoids a government shutdown at the end of the month. the stop-gap does leave in place some of the automatic spending cuts that kicked in last week. >>> we are going to be able to diagnose more patients with stroke, deliver more pr

now, the reason newark gets a lot of focus is because it was a starting point for the 9/11 hijackers.p? >> shepard: trace gallagher live tonight. thank you. well, a bird strike forced a spirit airline planes to make an emergency landing with more than 100 people on board. afterwards, crews had to haul out giant sprayers to wash the thing down, look at this. the dallas bound plane took off from fort lauderdale, hollywood in florida when a bird smacked into it and it returned to that airport. no reports of anybody hurt. certainly less dramatic than the miracle on the hudson. everything is then a u.s. airways flight struck a bird or a few of them in 2009. the pilot sully sullenberger safely land the plane in the hudson river. also a cruise ship arrived with big trouble of its own. royal caribbean's vision of the seas ship. reached port today after a caribbean voyage that saw more than 100 passengers come down with a rough stomach virus which folks have called the winter vomiting bug. the company officials said that plenty of over-the-counter medication was on hand and workers had sanitiz

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newark's liberty airport calm. laguardia international airport calm.york city street, calm. our nation's capitol calm. all of this giving the appearance that life is going on, business as usual. now we're just one sequestration cut from armageddon. now, getting michael reagan on board is quite another leap. michael, you're not obviously having the kool-aid because it's not supposed to happen. don't be fooled by this calm now, what do you think? >> i know. listen, i'm trying to make it through every day i go out to see if my car has four flat tires in the morning. make sure i can buy gas, get to work, be able to come over here and be with you. but i look at washington, neil, and i see the president of the united states stopping people from visiting the white house during spring break and i am thinking to myself, is this not government by tantrum? i mean, this is just unbelievable to sit there and watch this meltdown of the president of the united states. >> neil: why did he do that by the way? i know it's not his house, the people's house. you have a lo

warmer than average in the east bay. 75 oakland. 72 newark inland valley enjoying the sun. 76 degreesnight game 2 of the bay bridge series exploratorium giants will be hosting the a's at at&t park and looking fabulous. 7:15, 59 degrees temperature dropping to the upper 50's. easter forecast in the morning sunrise 6:56. temperatures upper 40's to mid 50's. scattered showers. make sure you have your umbrella. 7 day foreca thunder possible on easter sunday. drying out. monday tuesday wednesday then more rain returning thursday. great weather rae source for you. follow us on twitter for the latest bay area rain condition rain or shine. video forecast. i have to say that system coming in thursday night into friday that looks like it will bring us more rain than this weekend. >> good. okay. >> down the road. >> right now just terrific baseball weather. >> truman is in. >> game one of the bay bridge series down to the usual formula. home run. josh sending hair ball back and [ female announcer ] why settle for plain bread? here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just

he or she used to work at newark international airport in newark, new jersey, said most of what they do there is not to deter terrorists but just for show to make us all feel better. the former screener said the only way workers break up the monopoly of their job is goofing off and taking bathroom breaks. a small number of screeners are delusional zealots who believe they are keeping america safe by taking your snow globe, your 2-inch pocket knife and your 4-ounce body shampoo and performing pat downs on your kids. the rest are only there for the paycheck and the generous benefits. that former screener also told the "new york post" the recent fuss over letting passengers carry small pocket knives overblown because travelers are already allowed to carry all sorts of sharp objects. fox contacted the national security administrator for comment the agency has not yet responded. two members of special forces are dead as fox reports tonight after another so-called insider attack in afghanistan. this one happened in wardak province on the outside of kabul. officials say an afghan cop opened

he had been flying with his family from newark, new jersey, to phoenix, and there was a cargo mix-up, he went oversees. hendrix' owners were relieved to have him back but they say they are not sure when he will be on a plane next time. >> you can tell he is happy to see his owners. where did i go? ireland. >>> the dow hit multiple highs and the housing markets shows signs of a stronger recovery and the lunch box classic coming back to shelves, and alison kosik has a rap of the headlines. >> the 10-day winning streak and the 8-day streak of record highs came to an end friday, but it was great while it lasted. the longest streak since 1996. we also saw the s&p come within two points of the all-time high on thursday before pulling back on friday. that's a major market milestone that investors will continue to watch next week. what is more behind the rally. most notably, a better than expected retail sales report that shows consumers continued to spend money in february despite higher payroll taxes and gas prices. the policies are keeping interest rates down and making the stock market th

security council resolution to impose more sanctions on our country while trying to set off a newarkar. >> a statement by the committee in charge of interkorean dialogue says north korea will scrap non-aggression pacts with the south starting monday. the statement says the country will close the north-south hotline at the demilitarized zone. authorities at pyongyang said they would cancel the 1953 armistice. they justified that decision by saying they were responding to u.s.-south korea military exercises that start ad week ago and will continue into april. >>> north korea's announcement has sparked strong reactions in seoul. south korean defense officials say they are ready to strike back against anything that the north throws at them. >> translator: north korea is conducting military drills with unprecedented intensity. they mobilized submarines, fighter jets, and special forces for the maneuvers. >>> a defense ministry spokesperson has warned south korean force will retaliate against any provocation. he dismissed the threat of preemptive nuclear strike saying such an attack would

east bay, mid to upper 60s is where we'll end up. 67 in newark. inland communities you see the m here, 70 in san ramon, livermore. 71 degrees in fairfield. accu-weather seven-day forecast, if you are really watching for the weekend, low 70s for saturday and a little warmer on sunday away from the coastline. temperatures will remain on the mild side for the started of the workweek but start to see a dip on tuesday. slight chance of showers on wednesday and better chance thursday into friday but even then, light shower possibility. "abc 7 news" has a great weather resource for you, live 7 doppler radar, rain or shine. over 800 followers for live doppler 7-hd. carolyn, dan, larry has to keep competing. >> i thought it was a million. [ laughter ] >> let's go into march madness from here. >> and now, they just showed them the door in the ncaa tournament. >>> part of charm of the ncaa tournament is some little school you couldn't find on map, slaying a giant like florida gulf coast knocking off might think georgetown. it's only been in existence since 1