we have clear cool conditions this northering, now we are warming up rapidly. we have increasing cloudiness later on, on saturday. this is futurecast. and check out your saturday morning, already, mostly cloudy across the north bay. streaming into the central bay. this will be some thin overcast. so, we will have some sunshine but lit be a lot different than what it is today with the partly and mostly cloudy conditions. sunday, still twirling clouds around the san mateo coastline, as we advance toward moneyed, yep, another system to the north, that brings us a good shot of precipitation by tuesday night. until then, wow, what a day. what a get away day. 80 degrees sacramento. 80 ukiah. spring like conditions. the greatest lake tahoe area. back into yosemite. if you are headed to tahoe, make sure you call your resort. in resorts are shutting down sunday. then like squaw valley, they plan to ski and board all the way to the fourth of july. pollen report, if you are suffering today, i'm there with you. it's the oak, the mulberry and the grass count on the medium t

heavy rain and strong winds are continuing to power parts of new zealand's norther ireland after oneing landfall. —— lakh as —— decades. more than 8,000 homes are still without power. there are warnings that gusts of up to 140 kilometres an hour could hit the capital, wellington. more details from new zealand in a few minutes. yahoo is facing a lawsuit alleging that the firm mismanaged funds set aside to help jailed chinese dissidents. the $17 million fund was set up after yahoo provided information about political dissidents to the chinese government. the lawsuit filed on behalf of eight activists in china, claims that the money was used to fight other legal cases and to buy properties in washington. the italian football club ac milan has been sold to a chinese—led consortium. it's been owned for the last 30 years by the tycoon and former italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi. the purchase by rossoneri sport investment lux is worth more than three—quarters of a billion dollars. earlier in the programme, we heard donald trump talking about north korea and his hope that china woul

vonnie: how does the situation with gibraltar different -- differ from the situation with norther irelandland, wales? case.raltar is a special it is a territory on the southern tip of spain. it has been a british territory since -- for 300 years as a .esult of a treaty territory and it is a defining feature of daily life in gibraltar. vonnie: how do you play this out, because voters in gibraltar did vote to stay within the european union. >> it is a difficult situation for the gibraltar aryans -- gibraltarians. ofis another element uncertainty about the future. areget the sense that they nervous about their previous experience with spain which has friendly. been there have been instances where the border has been closed in the past. there is a history there. at the same time, there was a lot to play for an a lot more to go. vonnie: thank you to bloomberg's spanish bureau chief from much red -- madrid. speaking to bloomberg anna edwards, sturgeon maintains that any resistance or delay from the u.k. government is untenable and that the scots have a right to create their own destiny. >> scot

>> that is an avalanche of rocks pouring down as drivers screen in horror in a norther state -- how youseveral landslides, this road had just been reopened after an incident earlier this month. we turn to janice dean in the weather center. >> reporter: it has been an unsettled winter in the west with heavy rain and snow and the pattern is not going to change as we head into the weekend. quick look at temperatures, cooler than average, highs across the central and western part of the us and back of a cold front plowing over the mississippi and ohio river valley bringing a threat for severe storms, in central alabama set to expire, you can see the potential for strong severe storms, the front continues to move up eastward. and the threat for severe storms tomorrow for the ohio river valley towards texas and that is ongoing as we head into the weekend. the ohio, mississippi, tennessee river valley and the snow that is going to impact higher elevations across the western us, so more unsettled weather into the weekend, we will keep you up-to-date. >> when you are talking about snow, my paren

tomorrow northering at # following by all insiders at 10:00 a.m. remaining tickets go on sale at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. >> we take a look at what happened to san francisco since the 49ers moved south. >>> and ktvu's paul chambers talked to the firefighters who pulled presidents from the apartment fire last week in oakland. ♪[music] >> all right. wednesday morning. up and running. the clock says 9:00. grab a cup of joe. we have a busy newscast for you over the next hour as we give you this live picture out at san francisco international. i'll tell you a little story. i flew a couple months ago with the family southwest. we fought about who would sit in the middle. i'm not a fan of the middle seat. >> you don't like the middle seat, do you. >> i don't like it but i will give the aisle seat to my wife. >> good for you, sal. >> a company trying to change the way that you think about the middle seat. it is pushed back a few inches so everyone can have arm space. it also is bigger than the aisle and window seat. and has a bigger tv monitor. >> the midd

. >>> the fbi looking into the disappearance of a norther california student. alysha yeoman disappeared from yuba city north of sacramento. she was seen driving on the a levy and into an orchard h.er car was, anyway. workers found her truck but she was nowhere to be found. the girl's mom says she received text messages saying her daughter was alive and had been kidnapped. >>> quick check of the forecast. changes in the works. >> that's right. it's going to happen over the next couple hours although the north bay seeing rain. san francisco expecting to see light rain over the next couple hours. we're expecting heavy rain tonight into early tomorrow morning along with strong gusty winds and an additional storm moves in on friday. now it will bring showers into saturday not just for the coastline but for inland areas as well. tomorrow overall strong winds and periods of on and off again rain all day. >> you talk about getting a little preview of the rain to come, you're tracking a crash with rain in pinole? >> traffic and weather will work together but we've been

norther always a carrier battle group in the pacific at the level of readiness that the navy maintains which is always available to strike and to do the nation's bidding. so this is not unusual. north korea knows it. certainly the alliance is aware of all this. it is prudent for the united states to do this. these actions, again, are normal. we should not embrace the narrative that what our president says either through tweets or words in any way is going to affect what takes place in the north. they've been isolated for 70 years. they do what they do. they get away with a lot of stuff, and we allow it to happen. that's normalcy. the only reason it's important now is because we've tied together in the context of what's taken place in syria and what took place in afghanistan and we now see what's happened along dnz but north korea is routinely at a level of rea readiness and tension is always high. >> we have to say good-bye "spider" marks. david, stay with us. with the crisis in general, the mother of all bombs dropped on isis in afghanistan and tensions with north korea building, many

people in norther northern ireld record is a clear choice between a party that is walked away and abandon its responsibilities a number of fronts and a party that will enter government in northern island, takes its teacher, contributes and raises its voice and stands up in northern island. and a final thing, mr. speaker, i want to say is this, the only big issue about going forward in terms of this, this election will provide clarity that it will provide clarity on the union, the union that really matters, the union of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. and on that issue, mr. speaker, again the people of northern island will have a clear choice. they will have a clear choice as to whether or not they want to rally around and say ther very,y firmly they want northern island to remain part of the united kingdom, whether they want to go down the route presented, which is as marxist, leninist concept of a republic which is rejected even by most people who accept their nationalism. reject what they stand for in terms of the economic outlook and the rest of it. and the on

fans belonging to the insiders club who have an american express card can buy tickets tomorrow northeringlowing by all insiders at 10:00 a.m. remaining tickets go on sale at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. >> we take a look at what happened to san francisco since the 49ers moved south. >>> and ktvu's paul chambers talked to the firefighters who pulled presidents from the apartment fire last week in oakland. ♪[music] >> all right. wednesday morning. up and running. the clock says 9:00. grab a cup of joe. we have a busy newscast for you over the next hour as we give you this live picture out at san francisco international. i'll tell you a little story. i flew a couple months ago with the family southwest. we fought about who would sit in the middle. i'm not a

i think china has a powerful norther to apply on korea.rom china's perspective, they're concerned about a unified korean peninsula that is aligned with the united states and they are worried about refugees should north korea collapse precipitously. >> the time went by so fast. the rules of engagement for our ships, or any of our ships sailing solo right now near korean waters and is so do we have a plan that is they are intercepted or engaged that we have air cover for them immediately, and we have fellowships coming by immediately so they are protected and we do not have another situation? >> all of our ships that are operating in the sea of japan, east sea area operate understanding rooms -- under standing rules of engagement. they have the obligation to defend themselves. >> thank you, mr. chairman. admiral, thank you. and thank you for all the men and women in your theater. since the barbary pirates, the united states has always dealt with our foreign policy from a position of strength. i am very concerned as we sit here today that we