them dry at the same time it's one of our primary areas or defenses, we get colorado okay okay, north california, and local in our south california region that supplies almost half the water we use and then through one of our member agencies city of los angeles the east si' ras and this year is it's becoming depress ingly clear and 07' is shaping up that all of them are well below normal. every single area. hoping that it's not a trend and a depressing state for me as my first years general manager. , brad will talk first hand he's on the faculty of university of colorado the director of university water assessment and was one of the great names in western law and politics. our next speaker doctor dan will repeat that entire lunchtime presentation except he'll talk really fast and do it in ten minutes. our third speaker barry nelson, codirector of national resources defense council and working on an interesting project water law and policy, and that's settlement and potential rest to raks of the san jaoquin river. thank you very much. brad? [applause] >> good afternoon, dan i'm from nebraska act

one of the fastest growing areas in north california. we're serving less water than we were when i got there. that's corner stone of our growth. anybody that does not know what that means what that means with respect to drought or any emergency you may have is not playing with affair deck. when you harden the demand you must have flexibility. our reservoir is not one for supply. people are taking shots at that. it was built as a water quality salt reservoir and a fish asset and some people said it's appose tear child for bad storage. and they said it's exactly off stream storage that uses peak demands in an area effects by issues today. there's diversity kabs and the keys for our future. so if i can get you to do nothing else i would like you to read this because i consider it a very significant primer for anybody that has to deal with this and stay with adaptive management and the state has the resources now if we think broadly on how to invest them and you have had excellent managers talk to you about the consistent directions in which

we line them all up so that the top we're just looking at one spot or grid or one pixel over north california and the models are run not only forward in time but also retrospectively. run back. they can replicate what we've seen and that's one of the tests of climate models and what we see is, without a doubt, every climate model is warming. this is the 0 line today is todays so we took the actual temperature out of it. we'll call that 0 the departure from todays level. and this is 2100, so we can see here are those numbers that you heard earlier in the day rises the temperatures from 2 degrees celsius to more than 7 for california. this is the annual average temperature. precipitation is done in the same fashion down here. my coleague mike calls these spaghetti diagrams for obvious reasons. this is sort of the sly mate studies and you see this but you don't see the consensus too much in this or these solutions but what is deceiving is your e ye, is drawn to the out liars going up and there's this number of a simulations that have gone down a little bit by ten percent or so. if you twisted my

most recently we're involved north california trying to increase water efficiency on the largest reservoirs there. out of this project which is a legislation project. i think there are lessons that might be relevant for what we're talking about here and i'd like to make three points. the first point pertains to issue of uncertainty. there are two issues there. characterizing uncertainty. that means uncertainty in our large scale models and down scaling, but also in demand, population growth, and other areas. the second issue with uncertainty is communication. i think that should not be underestimated because i think that will make for an effective public engagement and effective regulatory engagement in others. now, there is a need for improvement in our tools in this area and i wanted to bring that up in the sense that there is some research and further development that needs to be done in engaging the university communities and other research organizations. but i think we gain much out of such improvement. as a second point the development of pilot projects. as mentioned again, i want to

boats have been reporting in with record catches of dungenesse crab off the north california coast here. >> the crab will walk up here, open this, get inside, and can't get back out. >> reporter: a crab fisherman like walt doll, it's all about getting your pots in the water and your fish to market. >> some run 100 pots, the big ones run 400 pots out here. >> not unlike the crab fishing that goes on off the coast of alaska. >> what goes through your mind when you see them up in the ice. >> those guys are nuts. >> the same idea but that's where the similarities end. >> for one thing it's a bigger crab, and they are fishing so far offshore they can't run back and forth all the time. >> the crab pots used in the bering sea can weigh up to a on the when full of alaskan king crab. the ones down here top out at about 200 pounds when full of did you dungenesse. these guys are here. >> these guys are still alive. >> send me your good question. >> i'm glad i know that. >> oh. >> what nfl home las won the most games in history. i'm dennis o'donnell, the turkey bowl is set. who is in, who is out. n

. >>> out west the problem is heavy snow in washington state, oregon, north california and elsewhere. topped one foot in some areas, making travel extremely difficult. the snow knocking down trees and power. and a boeing 747 karr go plane skidded off the runway on monday. nobody was injured. >>> and one place with snow was welcome, they say bring it on, is vale, colorado, where this is a big weekend at the popular resort that caters to the rich and the famous. you know beaver creek is not too far away from vale. they're like side by side. >> it's on my bucket list. >> thanks for the recommendation. let's get the latest on the the weather troubles across the country. carl parker joins us live from the weather headquarters in atlanta. what has gotten your attention to warn folk who is are traveling? >> it has a trailing front with mostly lighter rain. there could be additional severe weather in the south, but not a lot of it today. we have a huge very intense storm that's come into the west. along with that very heavy snow and a tremendous amount of wind as well. blizzard warnings are n

looking for california. that's north carolina. >> california's right next to north carolina.new. >> show you what's going on this morning. thanks for comments on the tie. i appreciate that. i like wearing this tie. i wear it independence day, memorial day veterans day. want to keep it special. looking from tam, talk about special. look how far you can see. frances and i were trying to figure out exactly where that is. that's the san mateo bridge. that may be fremont. that's how far you can see how clean the air is this morning. great day to be taking pictures around the bay. let's talk temperatures. and we're still holding in the 40s and 50s. in most neighborhoods. and we were dipping into the 30s at one point in time but it looks like a little breeze has brought concord up to about 41. 40 napa and we have 53 in san francisco. 54 in fremont. that's the warmest spot around the bay. the monterey bay and inland we have low to mid-40s. seasonal temperatures today and calmer than yesterday. not the breeze we dealt with so it will feel what the thermometer says. chilly conditions t

bulk of the rain is north coast of california. may get a 10th of an inch of rain in areas like santa rosa. 100th of an inch for the rest of us. doesn't seem like a big deal. tomorrow will be marked with increasing clouds, afternoon chance of some sprinkles. i've got a computer model that shows the big picture here coming up. so we will look at that. overnight lows. there is your frost advisory in the north bay. this area is going to be very cold tomorrow morning. frost will form. daytime highs tomorrow. those yellows are 60. so your forecast highs much cooler than they were last week. tomorrow we are looking at low 60s and mid-60s. so the computer model now we go into tuesday afternoon. you start to see showers starting to show up. that's rain up there but that's still north county. for us we are just sprinkles and drizzle down. that's down in the bay there. then you see everybody late in the afternoon, early evening into the evening hours light sprinkles. this is not a big deal. but it is precipitation. you will notice it. now we

. >> reporter: in 1992, the water issue still splits california, north and south.82 sacramento democratics watched the nation's presidential primaries looking for hints of a democratic victory in november. >> i think they have a very strong chance. i don't know who the nominee will be and they are likely to hurt themselves in the competition, but i think some of our companies are outstanding people and i think we could win. if we can carry california, the next president will be a democratic. >> reporter: and pat brown was right. his son jerry would lose the california primary to the governor of arkansas, bill clinton and clinton would of course go on to win the presidential election in november of that year. when we come back on "a second look," jerry brown winds a second term and we shift from jerry brown the governor to jerry brown the sound bite machine. . >>> with this week's election results now in, jerry brown is heading back to the governor's office in sacramento. it's a job that he left back in 1983 at the end of two terms. on election night 1978, ktvu's ki

his campaign for governor, he started this morning in the southern california and worked up north. d he is going to " tell it like it is ". and they are going to have the return from california debt is to work together. and he has spent a california governor in late '70s, early '80s. >> also, also meg whitman is going for public office, she told an and chatted with reporters and sitting on her coffee and she has had $131 million of her own fortune in this election. and her north bay stop, she went on an airplane to visit southern california republican office locations. >> and visit us from www.kron.com 8and also, 8:00 p.m.-midnight on election night, tomorrow. it has been and still save-8:00 p.m.- 10:00 p.m. >> and the city of san carlos as a new look. and former san carlos police officers are now sheriff's deputies. >> i solemnly swear that i will support, defend. would city courthouse 43 are now san mateo for . and mike anderson is welcoming this change. >> it is difficult getting rid of your department but i am excited and what the future has in store. >> outsourcing public safet

north of us. snow in seattle, washington, oregon, now coming down into northern california. ty of snow to the north and rain along the coast line. this storm is sitting to the west of washington right now. it is pulling in cold air from canada. the circulation is this motion here. this is the way it's moving. pulling in the told air from canada and picking up moisture over the ocean. we could see some bursts of heavy rain tomorrow and even snow. i mentioned the cold. look at the temperatures right now. up to the north, cold air is starting to filter in. 25 in seattle. 29 portland, 12 in spokane. we will see chilly temperatures as well. overnight tonight, especially wednesday into thursday. a look at future cast, tomorrow, heavy rain picking up at 2:00 a.m. over the north bay. we will continue to see these through the morning. plent y of the yellow indicating heavier cells. 4:00 a.m., more cells. 6:00 continues. 7:00 in the morning, there is the main band of rain, bringing pockets of heavy rain. to the south bay by 8:00. we will see clearing and also gusty winds into the after

the list was released today, they include surfers from north and southern california. look at that wave, hawaii, brazil and south africa. those pictures are amazing. >> they are huge. fred joins us now, mark is off tonight. we have basketball to talk about. >> yeah, remember the golden state warriors? they are starting off well. golden state is 4-0 at home for the first time in twenty years. this may shock you, they are doing it with defense and rebounding, two words never spoken at all last year. steph fan decides his ankle is good enough, 33% in the first half, thanks to heavy plays, darrelle wright controls it. there's your dunk. ells had 7 of the steals, ellis is an island. team high of 23 points. utah ties the games. curry scores 9 of his 20 points, what bad ankle? warriors outrebound utah 52- 26. look at david lee, lee scores 14 points and 15 rebounds, warriors win 85-78 and start a 5-game road trip. clear the pitching staff will remain intact, this year the world series champs will need to seek more offensive support. bruce bochy and ryan sabian said third basem

the list was released today, they include surfers from north and southern california.look at that wave, hawaii, brazil and south africa. those pictures are amazing. >> they are huge. fred joins us now, mark is off tonight. we have basketball to talk about. >> yeah, remember the golden state warriors? they are starting off well. golden state is 4-0 at home for the first time in twenty years. this may shock you, they are doing it with defense and rebounding, two words never spoken at all last year. steph fan decides his ankle is good enough, 33% in the first half, thanks to heavy plays, darrelle wright controls it. there's your dunk. ells had 7 of the steals, ellis is an island. team high of 23 points. utah ties the games. curry scores 9 of his 20 points, what bad ankle? warriors outrebound utah 52- 26. look at david lee, lee scores 14 points and 15 rebounds, warriors win 85-78 and start a 5-game road trip. clear the pitching staff will remain intact, this year the world series champs will need to seek more offensive support. bruce bochy and ryan sabian said third basema

north to seattle. i mentioned california, you're in a mild air mass. probably some of the best weather the entire country will be found the beginning of this workweek in california, nevada and all of arizona. saumt lake city not so nice today. 45 degrees with rain and snow showers. that's great it's going to be. san jose perfect. 77 and sunny. >>> extended forecast coming up, lynn. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. also coming up, another no-go for four loko, targeting the fed, and want to live like a rock star? you may want to try being a college president. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus you're not going to believe how former president bill clinton spent this past weekend. >> a hail mary for the ages, a fall on broadway and new coach, new results for the cowboys. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today," i'm lynn berry and here are some of your top headlines this morning -- how police say a 13-year-old girl who disappeared with her mother, brother and a family friend last week, wa

. >>> on california's north coast tonight there is a heated battle taking place over a highway projectsses right through a grove of ancient redwoods. cal trans wants to widen the existing road highway 101 through richardson road in humboldt county. opponents are staging protests and doing everything they can to save the redwoods. >> it is arely on a sunday morning. >> wait for my signal. >> 50 people, many from the bay area are are getting into position on highway 101 in humboldt county. a documentary film crew shot the video of what was happening. the marin county photographer gets the shot he is after. >> he wante won't wantedwe want statement for our love of giant ancient over a thousand-year-old redwood trees. >> all took off their clothes to protect richardson grove, a state park in humboldt county considered the gateway to northern california's tallest redwoods. the park is known for its tranquil beauty with one big exception. a narrow stretch of highway 101 cuts right through the middle. a lot is a wide four lane road. the only major highway into humboldt county but the section

north korea's provocative action. i believe that the president referred to it as outrageous. >> the u.s. has some 29,000 troops in south korea. >>> the california journalist held captive in north korea returned -- to sign her new book. >> reporter: we're outside the academy of arts where euna lee had a book signing. she says she is scrimmage over the violence between north and south korea. before he book signing tonight, she spoke about growing up in seoul south korea where most of her family still lives. she sames she gained a new perspective after she was arrested when she was working on a story for current tv. >> to me they were bad people. and the government was evil. but when i met them, they were like us. i had a different perspective toward them. >> reporter: lee sayses she hopes that her release with the release of ling would help improve relations between the u.s. and korea. she says the latest developments are disheartening. >> this kind of provocative actions are not going to help to continue the conversation, open conversation. it will close the conversation. >> no one wants to see this escalate. there's no reason why it should. >>

>> i'm training here at stanford and we are based in southern california north of los angeles in thousandections do we have? >> we have a few die guys and a larger training group with about 30 guys in the mix to make the team. four or five are from northern california. >> when you get it widdled down, how many will you travel with? >> 13. >> pretty competitive. >> very. every year is their own tryout period and we widdle down the group. >> you have a lot of work to do, but out of the pool there is work to be done as well. you have to raise the funds to support the team and go to the games. how hard is that to do these days and in comparison to the other sports? there high profile sports that will get lots of contributions and lesser have a tougher time. where does water polo stack up? >> we have to supplement the budget and being a bit of a california-based sport, we don't have as much in the fund-raising base. >> this year one of the ideas was to produce this calendar and we are selling that in order to help raise funds that supports our training. >> we will be talking to you throughout

california. good looking system it's just heading north. by wednesday its will get close enough we have to mention rain. a cold morning. sunny for all. breezy in the hills. seeing east bay hills mainly. at the surface there is not much. 50s with the high today. it will be a cold morning. mostly sunny tuesday. clouding up on wednesday. thursday and friday i will ease into this but it looks like a possibility of rain. >>> european markets are mostly lower this morning but that is following gains overnight in asia. japan nikkei at the 1%. hong kong climbed 1.3%. south korea slipped three tenths of a percent though. >>> many investigators are encouraged though as the european union works out an emergency aid products for ireland banks. both could need rescuing by the european union. if they do, thatly make 25% of the eu needing bailout. >>> let's check in on wall street. it looks like a pretty good opening this morning. possiblely down on the european debt concerns. dow jones off 95 points on friday. and starts today 11,092. >>> walmart has off

north korea's provocative action. i believe that the president referred to it as outrageous. >> the u.s. has some 29,000 troops in south korea. >>> the california journalist held captive in north korea returned -- to sign her new book. >> reporter: we're outside the academy of arts where euna lee had a book signing. she says she is scrimmage over the violence between north and south korea. before he book signing tonight, she spoke about growing up in seoul south korea where most of her family still lives. she sames she gained a new perspective after she was arrested when she was working on a story for current tv. >> to me they were bad people. and the government was evil. but when i met them, they were like us. i had a different perspective toward them. >> reporter: lee sayses she hopes that her release with the release of ling would help improve relations between the u.s. and korea. she says the latest developments are disheartening. >> this kind of provocative actions are not going to help to continue the conversation, open conversation. it will close the conversation. >> no one wants to see this escalate. there's no reason why it should. >>

tomorrow, all of the yellow you see for the north end of the bay, up into lake county, mendocino county you have about two inches of rain. showers for southern california today. by the time we go into tomorrow, we'll have a few scattered showers. most of it will be in the central part of the state. north end of the state, plenty of rain here, winter storm warning again, another foot of snow across the sierras and a lot of wind there as well. 6:41 with the time change, sunset 5:05, only in the 50s to mid-60s. pretty uniform with our temperatures p. temperatures. the chiefs and raiders tomorrow. few showers for tuesday. look at next weekend. back to the 70s and sunshine. >> and we need a little rain. >> yeah, we do. >> thanks, craig. >>> after the weight of his life underground in che.ilth an md is i autboo ts attempt the run of his life. [ male announcer ] welcome to the far reaches of the internet. when you go faster, you're free to go farther. at&t. rethink possible. get high-speed internet from at&t for only $14.95 a month. >>> do you feel like you've seen more political ads on television than you've ever seen before this past month? it's because you

california. sky valley, north star and heavenly valley plan to open before thanksgiving. >> not a lot of runs yetou're eager to go you've got something. >> now the cool temperatures are helping them at night. we're looking at some of the clouds out ahead of the cold front that's going to bring us the showers this afternoon and this evening. you can see from ballmer peak back to san francisco, all pretty quiet right now. we have a chance of frost but it's really being diminished by those high clouds. well just keep in mind that frost is still possible by 8:00 it morning. the temperatures north bay valleys, 37 napa, santa rosa 39. 37 fairfield. 38 livermore. the rest of us in the 40s. monterey bay low to mid-40 except monterey 47. this forecast, showers this afternoon and this evening. showers fade tonight, slide to the south. won't being quite as chilly because of the clouds left over and warm and sunny and dry this weekend. we break the spell of wet weekends. low to mid-60s with partly cloudy sky in east bay valleys. partly sunny today and low to mid-60s on the east bay shore. mid-60s with partly

and the south bay, because this will split and one half will go towards southern california, the other would be to the northit might clip. but other chances on sunday. and as we see a slight chance on tuesday, however, it will be dry and cool. >> in world news, details on the one was this armed just 70 minutes before it went off in the cargo plane that it traveled in. 17 minutes- to-these were found in great britain, the united arab emirates and british/american women were trying to download the french but the timing really matters. and perhaps if those were intended for u.s. air space? >> and a qantas in a singapore an emergency landing and loud bang and of the engines blowing up! the damage, and the flight at 459 people. no injuries, and the passengers of the crew did a good job keeping everybody homcalm >> and look at this ash, from this a deadly volcanic with increasing fears for the safety, the health. just a short time ago, the death toll has climbed to 56 people including a three year-old girl. clouds of ash had been cascading down the mountain. torching homes. this first burst back to life on octobe

north, it is bringing some very cold arctic air. >> towards the north--and with washington, oregon is going to move to northern california tomorrow. to our snow levels will be 2,000 ft.. with rain fall will be pushing in by 5:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m., with a meaningful. with pockets of heavy rainfall. -rainfall. remember, that this is also going to be accumulated with snowfall. from the north bay, the north bay hills, the east bay, the east bay hills, and the of diablo range. to the golden gate, by 6:00 a.m. and is still a heavy dose of snowfall at 2,000 ft. by this hour. 9:00 a.m., the el diablo range. rapid clearing behind is an initial band of rain. by noon, clear skies. that could lead to a freezing conditions after wednesday morning. first, let us talk about the winter weather advisory in effect for all of our locations. above 2,000 ft.. the coastal range, the east bay, the el diablo range, and even the santa cruz mountains. half with 1-4 in. accumulations' possible as this storm pushes through. -with one touch for a commissions and cold air! futurecast pala tomorrow morning, widespread. one- accumulations. cold air, and o

while in british columbia the tail end is swiping the north section of the state of california increasingil then pretty clear skies. freezing point in santa rosa. record in napa is 28 degrees setback in 1914. record in oakland happens to be 36 degrees setback in 1975, going for an overnight low of 35. but the temperature just jumped up to 40 due to an east wind at 8. tomorrow we'll see temperatures again under 60 degrees everywhere below average. 56 degrees from alameda through piedmont. the extended forecast bears some explaining. that system to the north of us will become stationery causing clouds tuesday, thursday, rain likely on friday, my guest guess, clearing out on sunday through monday. meanwhile, everybody get a good look at this. it's absolutely pretty. da da da da. right there. m debussy sent this photograph from ocean beach saying an unusual sunset. that was last week, remember beginning of the week. >> we had some great ones. >> all that warm weather around. >> i remember. yeah. >> it's a memory. >> yeah. distant past. >> thank you. >>> well one of the most influential bay ar

california. eight below in minet, north carolina, and minus 18 in montana. >> if i was rating this 1-10, i would rate this over the next 24 hours as probably a 7.5 to 8. certainly weather is having a huge impact on travel wednesday night. >> reporter: pre-winter blizzards shut down parts of interstate 80 in wyoming, i-84 in idaho, and i-15 in northern utah. 50-mile-per-hour winds blasting northern colorado. fargo, north dakota, which got a record 12 inches of snow yesterday got more today. in iowa, icy roads were blamed for at least one traffic death and dozens of crashes near des moines. on the east coast, wind gusts topping 40 miles an hour slowed air traffic at busy airports such as newark and laguardia. but most everywhere else, flights were close to on time. more wind and rain are in the forecast for thanksgiving day. the bad weather will run all the way from the deep south through new england. the good news here is that despite sleet this afternoon, i looked at the board, it looks like all the flights through this, the busiest airport, are on time tonight, so far. this is just a sign that

as you can see on live stormtracker two a few high clouds way up to the north and west and around the california oregon border. mostly clear skies over a good portion of the bay area right now. in fact some of the coolest spots as you would expect up in the north bay. santa rosa checking in at 35 degrees. napa right around 36. we do have relatively light winds. as a result temperatures will continue to cool overnight. the scene today looking out across the bay san francisco out in the distance. some scattered high clouds. chilly for tonight. it will be dry for your monday. no raindrops to worry about tomorrow. the extended forecast though we increased the rain chances especially as we do head toward friday. as far as current numbers just updated fairfield is checking in at 33. san raphael at 41. san francisco in the upper 40s. see still some upper 30s and 40s. san jose at last check right around 42 degrees reporting fair skies. overnight lows, first thing tomorrow morning clear and cold. inland frost. with he could have a few patches of frost closer to the bay as well for san raphael. napa, live

a record-breaking 14 degrees in seattle, a frigid 10 in truckee, california, 8 below in minot, north dakota, and minus 18 in jordan, montana. three winter blizzards shut down parts of interstate 80 in wyoming, i-84 in idaho and i-15 in northern utah. 50-mile-an-hour winds blasted northern colorado. in iowa, icy roads were blamed for at least one traffic death and dozens of crashes near des moines. on the east coast, wind gusts topping 40 miles an hour slowed air traffic at busy airports, such as newark and laguardia, but most everywhere else, flights were close to on time. more wind and rain are in the forecast for thanksgiving day. the bad weather will run all the way from the deep south through new england. the good news for travelers, all this weather should be clearing up, and if you manage to get there, weather forecasters say getting back should be a lot easier. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >>> this morning, former house republican leader tom delay may not have much to be thankful for. a texas jury found him guilty wednesday of money laundering. he illegally sent $190,000

california, nevada, arizona. this storm misses you, though. it stays up to your north with winter storm watches for much of washington state and the higher elevations of oregon. also already have winter storm warnings here. the spine of the cascades and the olympic, pirnt storm warnings also. this time we will not get snow in the seattle area. the higher mountain terrain, 24 inches possible up here just north of the border, but in the cascades, talking another big dump of snow for those ski areas. the forecast for today, showery-type weather. rain at lower elevations. the other locations in the west are sunny and dry. that's a look at your monday orecast. we'll see ideal conditions over the next couple of day. hope you can get out and enjoy. >>> tuesday forecast coming up, lynn. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> also coming up, the tally of ireland's debt is in, and from a partridge in a pear tree to 12 drummers drumming, how much does it all cost? early morning business headlines straight ahead. >>> plus, which film gave "harry potter" close shave at the box office? >>> a

north is burning very cold arctic air from canada!- breeding. a sliding down the coastline to northern californiaomorrow morning with a dramatic dropoff of temperatures and even snowfall in the bay area. about two dozen feet. the futurecast, starting in the north bay,-2,000 ft., and with a more widespread activity by 1:00 p.m. and the main band of-1:00 a.m., in early morning, 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., picking up to the north bay with pockets. and remember, with only rainfall but anything above 2,000 ft. is going to be in the form of snowfall! pushing through the golden gate area by 7:00 a.m., and you can see heavier weather cell is pushing through. to the of the double range by 9:00 a.m., with heavier weather cell is pushing through. with accumulation about 2,000 ft., and with heavier weather cells. dramatic clearing with plenty of sunshine and overnight to amateurs are born to drop off, dramatically for the winter weather advisory--temps. and the north bay hills, the east bay, are going to drop off. with 1-4 in. of snow expected above 2,000 ft. with rapid clearing behind that storm. and with clearin

california. and to the north bay hills, the east bay hills, and with early accumulations. quite windy.on, a band of rainfall will push through and the rapid clearing behind it. parisi. it will be falling temps after-breezy after that clearing. that cold temps will carry over in the next day. >> black friday are heating up on line. and to the reporter, a kimberly sakamoto, and to keep the all tabs. >> clearly, black friday it is your one-stop shop. let me show you this website and this is really the big driving force to sign up for the mill modifications, and also they're going to keep track of the deals. -e- mailed-notifications, and new posts, every day. and amazon black friday that are going on right now. with a blind side, dvd, now it is $399, also a kitchen aid mixer, $299, and a radio shack, wal-mart, and this is pretty neat they're giving away new prices every day. today, it was in amazon kindle, the past been a new apple laptop, and pretty good deals. if you'd like to checkup as website? and www.kron4.com what's on the web with kimberlee sakamoto. stay with us, after the break,

california. the rain to the north. key the low and speckled cloudiness the low is moving south.s doing to take a while before it really starts to dive south. that will be on saturday. the coldest air begins to move in saturday into sunday and then sunday night and monday looks really cold. fog and cold for some. and then some sun today. clouds, low clouds, higher clouds beginning just kind of work their way in here under partly sunny to partly cloudy skies. 50s and 60s though. few mid to upper 60s towards the south. but temperatures dropping off about ten degrees from yesterday. clouds roll in with the rain on friday night into saturday morning. the key on saturday day or saturday afternoon will be the cold air arriving. a break on the rain until late saturday into sunday and then kind of a cold showery pattern into sunday night and monday. >>> all right. thank you, steve. a persistent problem at a city landmark. >> how'd you get that? >> right here and right here an altercation. >> we'll hear from the one man who says he was attacked at golden gate park. >>> east shore freeway

california sky. it was yesterday just north of the catala island. the pentagon is trying to figure out if a missile is launched and who might have launched it. officials are also reewing chopper video shot by a local affiliate. it appears to show a rocket of some sort shooting over the pacific ocean. the faa sayso commercial space launches were approved fo that area. >>> a week after election day, one of the closest congressional races in the country has finally been decided. in northern virginia's 11th district. keith fimian has conceded. julie kerry joins us now with details. >> reporter: election night, fewer than 600 votes separated connolly and fimian. the incumbent democrat's lead grew. today, keith fimian announced he will not pursue a recoun >> we believe we would prevail. >> rorter: jerry connolly clared victory election night. even though he had a razor thin lead. fimian has conceded, connolly can celebrate again. >> there were four competitive races in virginia, only one was left standing and you're looking at it. a doctor's visit reveale

north beach library. again, just to reiterate for the record, the historic preservation commission uses the california registerhistorical resources criteria when they evaluate a building or historic district for inclusion in article 10. they did so here with the north beach library. they found that the north beach library in particular was eligible under two separate criteria. the first being events and the second being architecture. the north beach library was designed and constructed during a time of unprecedented commitment at local, state, and federal level towards the development of a public library system. the north beach library conveys the broad trend of social and cultural shifts in the post-war american library unit, and the north beach library represents san francisco's greatest capital expenditure in the library modernization movement. we felt that for those three reasons, it met the criteria. and architecture, the commission found that the north beach library's design embodies the principles of mid-20th century american public library design. it is eligible under this criteria both as the work of

north of us. and as this is breaking apart to northern california.ot organized rainfall but it will pick back up as this moisture regenerate from offshore has a continue to intensify, from bay area through 4:00 p.m., continue into saturday morning. with pockets of rainfall to the east and a moderate on the coastline. look at that! 4:00 a.m., to the santa cruz mountains. and we will see some decent rainfall totals nothing to intense but not to light, either. 10:00 a.m. on saturday the rainfall will continue and have your on the south. we will see this rotation on saturday. let us take a look of the rainfall totals. and to increase these in the mountains because the heaviest could be in the south with one-inch and 2 1/4. through saturday, and three-quarters to the celtic, the east bay, the central bay and the north bay. to take a look of the kron 4 kron 4 7 day around the bay it is going to be a wet, cold, windy weekend. especially on saturday and snowfall totals! will drop on 3,000 ft. we might see a dusting to the old diablo range. and perhaps even m

etherege, who knowing he was going to fall about two weeks ago, did lose last night in north carolina. california governor, i think democrats will be very happy about that. there were a lot of reservations about jerry brown and meg whitman and her pocketbook. it was a heavily targeted race for them. the other one i would point out -- >> jerry brown had probably the best victory speech of the night. at one point he said i really into this politics thing. >> he also had some of the best campaign as we saw this cycle. in two of them he used meg whitman zone words against her. he played eclipse of them saying the exact same words. there are 12 of them. the other one is the nevada senate. it is hard to overstate how big a when the nevada senate was for democrats and how surprising it was. it made all the prognosticators look like idiots. everyone had written off harry reid. that was a huge when there. joe mansion is one of the most popular politicians. those are big wins for democrats. >> one of the great joys of working at a hot line is that every morning you get to sort through 2000 lives so you can

it happened monday night north of catalina island near lax, california. resembled a missile. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. a lot of folks, including experts at the pentagon, are trying to figure out exactly what happened. there was a strange vor trail that was actually caughtn video. it appeared it was coming up out of the ocean, up into the air from the ocn. a lot of folks thought it looked like a misle launch. let's take a look at this video. actually, it was shot monday night by a news helicopter by kcbs in las vegas. it goes up intthe sky, turning pink in the sunset. now it looked like a missile launch. a lot of people have been speculating ever since. the u.s. military has been investigating. they say they have no concrete explanation. a former nasa mission control specialist say it was an optical illusion. the vapor trail seems to be rising vertically but it's horizontal, traveling toward the camera. but because of the angle, it looks suspicious. >> theost common thing you see is a rocket flying away. it was a legitimate prope

we do still have the influence of high pressure over the entire state of california diverting the storm track to the northus but as each day passes the ridge which is pretty strong is going to begin to cave in allowing whatever is out there to move this way and let me tell you there is something out there. wait until you see the seven- day forecast. but first we're building tomorrow's daytime highs which are cooling off. 60s beaches, 75 in san jose, the average high 66, just down from 82 today. there you have your east bay numbers out of the 80s into the 70s, richmond at 65, north bay numbers stacking up from 62 in citizen son beach, to 75 degrees in sonoma, but again that's down from today's high a record at 84 degrees. northwest winds at 15. not as win de. spending some time with this because you will notice cooling each day, partly cloudy thursday. a slight chance of a north bay shower on friday and then over the weekend the rain is not going to be the big headline, it's going to be the cool and blustery conditions and whatever precipitation we see because this storm is cold in nature it will be very l