among them deadly outbreaks of fungal meningitis, the west nile virus. it has been a busy year in the spotlight for the centers for disease control and prevention. elizabeth prann live home of the cdc headquarters. the fungal meningitis story still happening. what's the latest on that. >> it is, in fact, we have new information the cdc. they added 36 more cases to the tally. bringing the total up number of 656. 39 people have died. cdc says all of this caused by can tom nated steroid injections called necc in massachusetts. the cdc had their work cut out for them to track every patient who got routine back as well as neck injections for pain. >> we have also worked with health departments in 23 states to help them notify 14,000 people exposed to the contaminated product. >> now, the outbreak prompted investigators not only investigations not only by congress but also by federal regulators and to compounding pharmacies. harris? >> harris: the cdc was also fighting one of the largest outbreaks of the west nile virus this year. >>o r. oh, yeah, it was the w

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the nile, whose waters gave birth to oldest civilization, ancient egypt. here in the valley of the king the pharaoh's power was measured by the size of the monuments he left behind. among the most stunning, the temple, meaning the sublime of the sublime. built by the female pharaoh. she was born a princess in 1484 when her father died one of her half brothers took moses, ii, became pharaoh. as was customary among royalty at the time to roses, ii, married his half sister. the two ruled jointly a testament to her power but never produce addison so when moses, ii, died, eight years in to the marriage power passed to his son by a concubine. he was too young to rule, he took power as regent. but not content to warm the throne for someone else she used power for her civil became pharaoh. here at the temple across the nile is ample evidence of her power and influence as pharaoh in the form of obulisks and monuments a change in the depiction of her. at first she's depicted in royal dress appearing as a woman. later she wears the full regalea including the false be

and the west nile virus some of the stories making health headlines in 2012.ook back when we come back. >> harris: just into fox news, commenting on his condition. situation. former president bush 88 years old has been in the hospital for about a month and we learned today doctors have put him in the intensive care unit. >> the president was admitted to the -- icu, the intensive care unit at methodist on sunday. he has been dealing with a series of set backs that includes a persistent fever and and doctors are doing everything they can to wrap their arms around it their current course of treatment is going to be effective. but the president is -- he is -- they don't put you in the icu because things are going well. we are obviously hoping that the medicines and the treatments can help him turn things around. >> wow, they don't put you in the icu because things are going well. of course, they hope that they do. the spokesperson also saying that former president bush is alert and that is good doctors are cautiously optimistic about the treatment that they are us

that's niles, the irish guy. is that correct? >> i don't think so. >> that's harry. >> he's dating taylor. >> and this is luis who doesn't get a lot of attention, but i believe deserves more. >> we'll take them down. >> by the way, $29.95. these are a good deal and they sing. >> you've been with the "today" show for about a month. so far you had a storied career. you went from a news guy to having a little laughing and scratching with the rest of us. >> laughing and scratching. >> would you like to see how your month looked? >> do i have a choice? >> no. >> weird, weird moment just occurred. >> you're going public? >> i was in the vestibule. willie came down the stairs, said, hey, matt, how are you and patted me on the tush. >> come in here tight. >> willie, take your time. >> hey, hey! >> give you a head start there. >> oh! >> you know what? you took that off. >> thank you. >> i love it. >> i did tend a little bar. [ speaking french ] >> i ran out of my french. >> he's fluent in french? >> he's fluent. he and i were in the same

>> 17-year-old nile jones is a singer, a talented poet and high school senior.ut that's not what people want to know. >> i had an experience, and i was writing things and becka deals with the same things, and let's make this a group piece. >> becka is nile's best friend. they do spoken word poetry together. >> it's like, girl, you are so pretty, what are you? a question for a tanned-skinned girl and a soft kinky curl that doesn't seem to quit. they can't handle my racial figure. it helps them sleep at night if they can -- >> the young women are being asked to categorize themselves racially. it puts people in one of two boxes. black or white. can you decide if you are black and white? >> when it comes down to it it's what i say about myself that is most important. >> perry coaches other young boths in the philadelphia youth movement, and many are struggling to define themselves. >> like, literally. >> he is also a spoken word poet with some fame in the city where he is known as vision. >> i am the artistic director here. >> he is teaching a poetry workshop. >> ho

you remember west nile and fungal meningitis outbreak. was certainly making headlines in 20 12th. >> it has been a busy year for the cdc. >> reporter: he leads the agency that investigates and solves some of the world's biggest medical mysteries. in 2012 a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak traced to contaminated steroid injections killed dozens of patients and caused serious illnesses in others. >> we worked with health department in 23 states to help them notify 14 how people exposed to the contaminated product. >> reporter: the steroid used to treat joint and back pain was produced by the compounding pharmacy in massachusetts called necc. >> compounding is certainly necessary if done safely and in accordance with good manufacturing practices. >> reporter: 201212 was the highest number of mosquito born west nile virus cases. >> we had 200 deaths from west nile virus this year. >> reporter: several states experienced food recalls from peanut butter to cantaloupe. >> at any one time at cdc we're looking at 30 or 40 possible foodborne outbr

ambassador to the united nations under president clinton nancy and nile at the heritage foundation. all right, nancy, let's look at your reaction. dick cheney comes out and says we are not respected and not feared. chaos everywhere. and we're not really seeing leadership from washington. what's your reaction to that? >> he is just out of touch and should take a page out of president bush's book and stay on the sidelines, write his memoirs but he is really not looking at the world as it is today. president obama has made this world safer. he has restored america's respect around the world. and it's actually teed up to have an extraordinary second term to make progress to keep us safe on a range of issues. i'm sure that's what he will do. >> laura: if you are somebody who doesn't follow things closely but you look at the images on television and syria, clashes in egypt, islamism rising through the parts of africa. it doesn't look like especially religious minorities, cause of freedom is really being respected. it seems like chaotic is a very mild way of describing it. >> the world is

and while he was on the nile he had sort of a nervous breakdown.he'd had depressive episodes his whole life. it was a big struggle. we were talking before about his hypochondria. depression was a big part of it. and it started in his early 20s and he never knew when it was gonna come, and it was truly terrible, as anybody who suffers with depression knows. so he did what he could to ward it off. but the worst depression of his life came after these hearings on the nile, in january of 1912. he died--he sort of had this breakdown. they got him from the nile back to the grand hotel in rome, and he died in rome on the 31st of march. c-span: where's this picture? >> guest: that is his funeral service back in new york. the body was sent back to new york. and in april of 1913, the funeral was held at st. george's church in manhattan, and then the burial took place in hartford, connecticut, where he was born and he was buried near his father and mother. c-span: you talk about the will. who got the money? >> guest: everything was left to his son, and when h

thestorm also brought sdmroogd rock slides to the east fwhachlt is an underpass of niles canyon. it made driving difficult on highway 84 and a small creek nearby was killed -- you see it here? fild with russian seawater >> a tree was hit -- the true came down about 1:30 this afternoon. you see the damagethere. it happened on wild catcanyon road. foerptly no personon either side was injured. apark's crew cut the tree and later dleerd row. the airporthas been seeing flight cancellation and delays. rightnow there are delays of 60 to 90 minutes because of rain, poor visibility and rains. 80flights have been canceled all together mously on shol short hall flights um and down the west coats. and you can alwaysget weather when you need it during these stormy times when we're not on the air. we willbe live streermg our radar on ktvu mobile. and go to ktvu dotco. we have weather video and all of our other stories right there on the front page. justclick on storm watch >> weather isn't the only thing going on today. coming up intwo minute, a mansion morning this kind of thing does not happ

colorado tumbling out to california as low does or he began to rescue any rattlesnakes he found the nile and releasing them on the bombing range he's been bitten one thousand times. i get all this stuff you supposed to do out here. you're not supposed to from here and i've learned from that and i sure know what to look out for. twenty millimeter. device. here and here if it went off in my hand it could kill like ten people or main. jet to be flying over and have gaps and you'll. hear the noise and you'll find it in his computer and what they do is. maybe on the ground for about a mile. and there's money but they're touching. the lever second chances everything else in the be ready to commit such just so. i thought for me you really were giving her to try to hurt people. we can make arrangements. and you'd be hoping that the officer there was here to help you. begin for the time i got through to come up with you. we harbor convinced the law enforcers to do that there are sleeper cells of terrorist elements in this country today. according to chief michael lexica it ain't rocket science to

niles canyon road closed because of a rock slide. the traffic was detoured to the 680 but we are just getting word the road could open any minute. state road 84 is closed in both directions because of a tree blocking all lanes. and in the santa cruz mountains, highway 17 was closed causing back ups it has been reopened. the state route 1 it is closed near valley ford because of flooding. another road closure. the mana rammic highway, above down town mill valley was completely blocked by a large tree. it took crews extra time to get up the narrow road. even longer to start clearing it. >> well, i am upset. i want to get home. [ laughter ] so, you know, i am -- it is not their fault. obviously this is a tree in the road. the difference is why isn't somebody cutting it? that is the difference. why isn't somebody cutting the tree down so we can get home? >> reporter: they eventually did. motorists had to go around to highway 101 south to get back on the freeway. >>> the stormy weather made for tough going. stormy point road at 116 was cl

eastward, you're still going to find light rain pushing through the livermore valley area, towards niles road, and down towards the gilroy area, hollister, morgan hill, that's where the light to moderate rain bands filter through, and all of this will slowly place back overnight. we'll keep a chance of showers in the forecast. temperatures right now, cool in the mid-to-upper 40s. in all locations. cold showers overnight. also a possibility of snow coming down on higher peaks. hamilton this afternoon reporting a light dusting so it's there with all this cold air in place. some clearing by tomorrow afternoon before another round of rain moves in late tomorrow night. overnight temperatures in the north bay in the mid-to-upper 30s. 40s, mid-to 4r0s elsewhere, and here's a look at the storm system. you can see the cold front making its way across the bay area, it's falling apart but will bring us more moisture off and on tonight. the cold showers will continue, in some of the higher elevations, could possibly see a little snow. here's a look by saturday night, starting at 10:00, most of the a

southbound 880 alvarado niles earlier accident cleared.rd motorcycle down past hesperian slow southbound 880.tm6f southbound fremont truck scales, stall. >> mike will >>> welcome back. live doppler 7 hd, showers over the ocean waters where they will stay for the better part of the day. still in the 30s inland to redwood city and los gatos everybody else low to upper 40s on our way to low to mid 50s. even with the extra sunshine, cooler than questioned, tonight hard freeze likely north bay, frost for all of ♪ just hear those sleigh bells ring aling ♪ ♪ it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride ♪ ♪ together with you outside the snow is falling ♪ ♪ and friends are calling yoo-hoo ♪ ♪ it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you ♪ >>> how about that christmas music from karmin. great crowd. the rain's trying to come down a little bit. little surprised. >> i like that. >>> plus, coming up, we have something we all need to listen to. how to pack on the pounds, josh, during christmas. >> hey. >> just kidding. what do you do to turn down th

quality is so good that the satellite can even pick up the light from ships as it does here on the river nile. the satellite images also show where on the planned it is still trul dark at night. >> they do not have snow in washington yet like we have here in berlin to get into the christmas selling. >> but as the holidays draw closer, u.s. president barack obama and his family have lit the national christmas tree outside the white house. >> it is an annual tradition dating back to 1923. this year's giant blue spruce is new and will remain planted outside the white house throughout the year. the tree is lit by 450 strands of alley delights and 120 star ornaments. >> that looks like a fun party. >> beautiful christmas in the white house for sure. that is all we have run out. thanks for watching. >> do not forget, you can find more on our website at dw.de. see you soon.

today, agricultural operations already consume eighty percent of the nile's water.iver is egypt's only source of fresh water. many of the products sold in the markets of cairo are imported. that also comes at a price -- today, the average egyptian spends nearly half of their income on food. bread is a staple, but every year egypt has to import seven million tons of wheat. wheat also consumes a great deal of water. but instead of wheat, the water goes to grow potatoes for export. on the global market, profits govern what gets planted, and daltrex is no exception. the first potatoes are harvested in the spring. they are then stored in refrigerated containers and shipped to europe. because they're organic, european consumers assume they are farmed sustainably. christoph schÄfer hopes to educate consumers. his princess potatoes might not be quite as fresh and lovely in the spring as the competition from the desert. but schÄfer hopes that environmentally-conscious consumers won't just care about beauty, but about true sustainability. >> a tough choice for consumers, when

narrator: west nile encephalitis, hantavirus, aids-- just three of a dozen or more new, aggressive microbes that have emerged in the last few decades, challenging public health officials and reasserting the need for vigilance in the ongoing fight against infectious diseases. the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta, georgia, thency responsible for monitoring the health status of the american people. stephen ostroff: cdc functions as the doctor for the community or for the public at large, and so we monitor health status in a much broader sense. our job is to watch the health of the american public, and when we see disturbances in the health of the american public, when we see diseases, our job is to try to figure out why they occur and how to both control them-- but more importantly, to prevent them. people often ask why this large public agency is located in atlanta instead of the nation's capital. we are the only major government agency that is not headquartered in washington, dc, and both the fact that we're not in washington as well as the date that we were established,

and the niles canyon road between the road, they closed because of the rock slide. traffic is being detoured at 680. people are advised to avoid the area. now, state road 84 is closed in both directions because of a tree blocking all lanes. and in the santa cruz mountains of highway 17, they were closed for more than two hours, leading up to the mammoth backups, which have been reopened. and in so moe that county, they closed near valley ford because of flooding. and the counties did what they could to get ready for the aftermath as cbs 5 reporter shows us that people were hoping for the best. >> reporter: from the creeks to the flooded lots, they are dealing with the repercussions of the latest storms. >> right now you're looking at a foot and a half of water in the center part of the park. >> that's pengrove park, which the social firemen group, they will own and maintain. >> there's not a lot that you can do about it. we have tried sandbagging in the past, but it is fruitless. >> reporter: they topped their banks this morning. >> and we have to come in and shovel

and boats popping up along the nile river. >> there's big cities.t from middle east oil exploration. even wildfires in australia. pretty cool. >>> well, a new campaign that's meant to raise awareness about the deficit crisis, is getting lots of buzz. >> it calls on young folks to get serious about the deficit, and it stars former senator, alan simpson. >> stop instagraming your breakfast and tweeting your problems. and getting on youtube so you can see "gangnam style." >> he's got the moves. >> you go ahead, boy. >> 81-year-old alan simpson, right there, kicking it gangnam style. the can kicks back, a play on kicking the can down the road. that's simpson of simpson-bowles. >> that was the commission working to reduce the deficit. there's your commission chairman. whatever gets folks' attention, right? the work not in vain. there's your chairman. looking good, allen. break it down. looks good in everything. >>> you know those dog owners who swear that fido really genuinely is pretty smart. >> let's not offend all of the dog owners. they are smart. >>

we've called into them and have a meeting with them also soon, they've been doing some minor sign, and nile cafe have been operating, one has been operating without extended hours, they should be coming in and also [inaudible], so overall, i know i normally don't go through the list like this, we've had an increase in complaints and we've been focusing attention in addressing those complaints currently and so far we've been able to make a lot of traction on them so it's a lot, a new person would definitely be very helpful. continually, you'll see there's lots of incidents so forth and so on, not as bad as in the past, we've seen a decrease in incidents overall which is nice, but instead of going through those, i know officer mathias is here from central station, so he'll bring up his highlights but as far as i am, any good questions you have? >> has [inaudible] paid its fines. >> we have not cited them currently. >> we've warned, they've been given notices. >> okay. >> and talked to a whole bunch of times. >> and 1015's been quiet for a long time, can you tell me again what's going on there

a mainstream movement to move apart marina port nile artsy. they realize paramilitaries drug lords and now seemingly international corporations up next a look at those behind colombia's four decades long civil war. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charged welcome to the big picture. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operation to rule the day. luck. live. i've. lived. lives . live. illo. illogically. oh oh oh. oh oh oh oh . d.l. solenn c.e.o. mine is absolute proof of what human ambition is capable of in order to satisfy its hunger for gold.

. >> there was a case of west nile in d.c. and all the crows went down. >> reporter: the skins pulled off their fourth win in a row with rg3 off the field with an injury. fans are already thinking about the next game. >> it's okay. >> reporter: playoffs hopes and dreams live on at fedexfield. >>> new details about a rescue operation in afghanistan. we're learning now that an american soldier was killed while rescuing a doctor who had been abducted in kabul. president obama has released a statement expressing sympathy for the soldier's family. >>> police in lexington, kentucky, investigating an accident that killed a washington, d.c., woman. county officials identified the victim as 27-year-old lauren roady. they say she was hit by a fire truck last night at an intersection in downtown lexington. according to the nbc affiliate in lexington, mr. is have not clarified exactly how the accident happened. the county coroner described her death as accidentally. the mayor expressed a statement of sympathy. >>> a gray, wet, and clowy d

the tem system located on gurdwar road in the niles district. temple leaders want to expand the facility from 28,000 square feet to 41,000 square feet. but some neighbors say traffic and parking are already a big problem because of the temple. fremont city is expected to vote on the expected expansion at a january 24 meeting. >>> a public hearing tonight will be held in san mateo about the future of a new 711 store. last night, a small group of protesters picketed outside the 711 on north san mateo drive. they're worried about the noise and traffic in the area. and they say because of zoning laws, the city should have never given the store a permit to open earlier this month. >> the 711 is parachuted in against the city's own laws and that's why we're here. we believe the city has actually not followed its own laws. >> the city council will determine whether the 711 can stay open. since the land is technically in a residential zone. >>> food service workers at oakland national airport could strike at the height of the holiday travel rush. worker

curing a huge social problem that continues to plague the nation reporting from new york marine upper nile arctic a luxury yacht belonging to the late apple founder steve jobs has been impounded and am starting to find out why the best buy one of america's richest man before his death last year is not or the high seas. abit on the side three time u.s. olympian of best to having a saucy second job she says her husband knew about it but couldn't do you think to stop or to find this and much more at our. outs been a two day journey into space for the latest addition to the international space station crew since they blasted off from the baikonur cosmodrome and castle stan join team members already on board the ice after their capsule success we docked with the station spacewalks and more than a hundred scientific experiments are planned to keep the crew busy for the next five months. or more on the goal of the latest mission. a farewell guitar music was in the air as the next cruise the international space station said that last goodbyes to. it'll be in the cockpit to do so as the i assess is

a mainstream movement to move apart marina port nile artsy. washington is reportedly planning to double the size of its espionage not work abroad they expansions part of an overhaul within the defense intelligence agency and is expected to rival the cia so the plans on hiring more than six hundred undercover agents will be significantly every vonta operation the chinese military as well as iran north korea and militant islamist groups in africa are believed to be among those in the cross has of that expanded spice for spy force scott horton contributing editor at harper's magazine believes that by pouring more money into its plane at wax the u.s. is admitting its neglected old fashioned efforts at intelligence gathering. this planning change actually can be read as is an admission of sorts and that is that the intelligence that's been collected by this massive apparatus has been very very weak particularly in the critical north east. middle east and. and the north africa region and also in pakistan the intelligence community did not see the ar

marina port nile artsy. will bring you inside on the global financial headlines from washington. the stunning beauty of reindeer gracefully dancing across the arctic tundra more than just a scenic image it is a way of life traditionally the people are nomadic reindeer herders and go in many ways they lead a simple and rustic life they are also highly skilled and organized. another weekend. google moving around. respond to summer depending on. the day we found this particularly camp they were settled near the coast of the ta to see here for families work together to manage nearly a thousand reindeer herding reindeer is not just a job for the people in fact it's a part of their entire culture and way of life and that they can use almost every single part of the reindeer to help them survive. a deer is a means of transportation. equipment and clothes for the outside and. the life in the tundra is harsh and so before winter hits many of the children are helicoptered to the center of the district and not even for boarding school. students learn different languages utilize modern techn

needs congressional approval and could be worth as much as one point two billion dollars analysts nilebut we think the sale could seriously antagonize north korea which is sensitive to potential intrusion over its territory. if congress allows these drones to be sold to south korea what i think will happen is that they will use these drones to monitor the demilitarized zone so the south korean border they can also potentially be used to monitor north koreans and north korea's nuclear facilities but we have to remember that north korea is one of many times but its territorial integrity so i think will happen is if south korean drones for example penetrate very airspace this could potentially start a huge conflict and if you look at the results of that latest offering elections the president will let him hey she can't be the model of. reaching. into the relations with north korea when we get easier but i think what this shows is that i purchased the these rooms are having the energy to at least the ruling party doesn't really have any plans to change its foreign policy to defeat any need

. >> a case of west nile in west d.c., all the crows went down. >> curt cousins. went back. two point conversion. >> knock it off. let's go. >> the giants by the way also won today. the redskins remain one game out of first place in the nfc. dallas cowboys, player, out of jail tonight. after posting a $500,000 bond. arrested saturday morning after a crash that killed his friend and teammate, jerry brown. police say brent was drunk and speeding when his car hit a curb, flipped over. caught fire in texas. players held a moment of silence for brown. before the game. after the game, the head coach talked about the emotional day. >> this is a life situation. weep lost a 25-year-old young man who had his whole life in front of him. a team mate and flenriend. >> charged with intoxication, manslaughter, prior arrest for duch dui in 2009. >> friend of a d.c. woman killed in a traffic accident in lexington, kentucky are in mourning. 27-year-old was hit and killed by a fire engine in downtown lexington. it did not have lights or sirens on. a member of the georgetown running club. tonig

/sunol area the night le disappeared. 12 days later, michelle le's body is discovered in niles canyon. esteban's trial begins in early october and lasts four weeks. the jury takes four days to reach its verdict: guilty of first degree murder. michelle le's brother says he is relieved, >> this is the most appropriate punishment for her crime. >> police are describing the most recent murder as the part of a bizarre murder mystery the middle of a family neighborhood in portola. the man died from his injuries. the teenage woman. is fighting for her life right now. kron 4's justine waldman has the latest on the investigation. why someone would try to dispose of two bodies. in this portola valley neighborhood. is central to the police investigation. at 8:30 on sunday night, police found the bodies of a 20- year old black man. and a 19-year old white female. bound, gagged and barely alive. in the middle of brussels street. >> >> part of the investigation is to determine. dumped there and left for dead that is what we are trying to find out exactly where this happened. >> both victims went to

and this is from the mild liver -- nile rier in egypt -- river. can see the majority of the lights are in north america and europe and in asia. not as many in south america and africa. the images are so precise they can pick up a twinkle of light on a ship at sea. it can help them predict some weather patterns as well. i'm sure jacqui jeras will be taking a look at these pictures as we see how the earth looks overnight. back to you. >> thank you. a lot of early risers on the east coast. it's 35 degrees out. chilly outside. washington states's marijuana law takes effect today, allowing adults to have up to announce of the drug and bans the public use of marijuana. state officials will regulate farming, distribution, and selling marijuana in stores early next year. until then you can only purchase from a drug dealer. >> we would then be able to give clear direction to law- enforcement that if it's not licensed by the state of washington, it's fair game. >> it remains illegal under federal law. that means federal agents can still arrest people for it

the car crashed into dense bushes and trees along the fence line just past the alvarado niles exit. authorities have not released details on injuries. a witness on the scene said the woman was able to communicate with her rescuers. >>> the chp says santo's vehicle was one of three that collided. the accident is under investigation but authorities now say the wet weather likely played a role in the crash. >>> we now know the yours truly -- we know now the identity of a veteran police officer. 38-year-old john fanning of napa was thrown from his personal motorcycle. the truck driver said he saw the motorcycle approaching and tried to move out of the way. fanning has been with the chp for 14 years. >>> many bay area churchgoers offered their prayers today for the young victims in connecticut. >> why the violence? >>> people packed san francisco's black united methodist church seeking comfort and also asking for answers for such a horrific act of violence. it was a similar story in st. mary's cathedral and in congregations after the area. >>> and in france today during mass at noter dam

. >> you have written about six stages of the nile. -- of denial. >> the claim that the earth was not warming soon became untenable. not just thermometer records, but independent-minded bevins tell us that the climate is warming. so the next stage of denial is that he is part of the natural suck -- the natural cycle. but then that is untenable because of the kind of work that scientists have done that find that it is not part of the natural cycle. so it goes. so then the argument is that part of the warming is due to human impact, but it is pretty small and it will not be very much in the future and the sensitivity of the climate system is at the low-end. peevishly, that becomes untenable. -- eventually, the becomes untenable. we see in the arctic, the sea ice is retreating at a schedule that is decades ahead what the models were projecting. we see changes on full faster than we would expect. somewhat ironically, it eventually, this comes full circle. it is too late to do anything about it anyways. so we might as well just adapt to it. one has to recognize that denial does take variou

. >>> woman from orange county died from west nile. they say the 61-year-old died last month. the virus is contracted from bites from infected mosquitos. >>> seafood distributor is recalling salmon. they detected a bacteria. the packages are underrecall is cold smoked salmon -- under recall is cold smoked salmon. it is from chilly -- chile. >>> why san francisco police may classify this case a homicide. >> back here at 5:30 p.m., showers ended but it will get really cold tonight, what parts of the bay area will be the cold and say when the rain could return. . >>> the most senior member of the u.s. senate, the giant of the senate, died today at 88. daniel inouye served since 1963 and almost completed 9 connective terms. before that he was a world war ii hero and medal of honor winner who lost a arm while charging towards a machine gun. according to his office his last words were aloha. >>> teen collapses collapses and dies and now her mother and a man is in custody. ktvu's patty lee is live in san francisco. >> reporter: homicide is in charge of this case because investigators

heading over to livermore, hacienda, even stone ridge, all those areas showing rain right now. 84, niles boulevard fremont towards newark. heading over to san francisco, daly city, south san francisco, colma, pacifica and brisbane getting a little bit of light rain. we have more showers up to the north. those are going to slide down with the cold front and bring us scattered shower in the afternoon. rainfall amounts most impressive up in the north bay. half an inch in santa rosa to nearly tenth around san francisco and oakland to nothing measurable yet in san jose. mild temperatures, 51 in antioch to 57 in san rafael. 52 in gilroy to 58 in monterey. morning steady rain and scattered showers this afternoon. it's going to be frosty and better chance of widespread frost wednesday. heavy rain and gusty winds and gusty winds for thursday. behind this system we have real cold air coming in for the next couple nights. stead zi rain hanging around say noon. then during the afternoon hours, you see it gets quieter with isolated shower possible. with the clearing overnight, frost in the inland val