northern california, i should say, and southern oregon.lways called it >> good morning. a cold front when through overnight. the temperatures are going to fall as we head into the afternoon. >>> that's your latest weather. >> thanks, al. up next, pieces to the puzzle but no answers for 12 girls at one high school all displaying the same symptoms. details on the mystery illness after this. [ male announcer ] what if we could keep enough plastic waste to cover all of manhattan out of landfills each year? the equivalent of 140 million trash bags, gone. by using new glad trash bags, designed with reinforcing bands to be stronger with less plastic waste, we can. ♪ it's a small change that can make a big difference. ♪ intense shadowblast from covergirl. the news? it's eye shadow with primer built-in so it lasts! rich color that's fadeproof, waterproof, totally ignore-proof! oh yes! with intense shadowblast eye couture is ready to wear for hours! and here's a tip: to make an even bigger statement wear with lashblast fusion mascara lashblast and i

and northern california as well. i should say southern oregon a cold front when through overnight. the temperatures are going to fall as we head into the afternoon. rom california,ay and believes the good lord is her strength. how about that? good old joe, what do you know, just got back from the radio show. joe elias, central, south carolina, is 101. an excellent pool player and still beats the young guys -- over the head with the cue. ivy nelson, grangeville, idaho is 103 today. master gardener and attributes her longevity to having one beer every day. doesn't say what kind. one beer every day. and we have charles bliss of arnold, pennsylvania, is 100 years old today. loves to prepare dinner for the family and they love it and he's legally blind. how about that? throws stuff on the stove and goes wild. jennie -- i love that pretty name -- biancone of columbus, ohio, home of the slider. 103 years old today has a positive attitude and a great sense of humor. can't beat that combination. finally, clarence simmons of grace, idaho. two idaho. great

and northern california as well. i should say southern oregonng to you. 8:33 now. it's clear and cold out there. later on today, it will be mild and cloudy. clouds increasing throughout the afternoon ahead of the storm system that starts to drop rain over the bay area as we head through tomorrow morning. right now, though, most of the showers from that storm system are coming into the pacific northwest. you want to check with your carrier, numerous flights out of portland and seattle canceled because of that snow. 56 by thursday. hate to tell you this. it looks like we're going to see a lot of rain for the big game sunday. >>> and that's your latest weather. don't forget. get your weather day or night on the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. now let's check in with with uncle willy and his smucker's jar. >> ah, it's good to have a january birthday because, you know what, it gets dull. christmas is over, hanukkah is over, new year's is over. have a birthday. why not? ova mccoy from california, missouri, is 105. reads her bible every

and the heavy rain continues right on into parts of northern oregon and i should say northern californiapler radar in frederick, washington county, p and temperatures, though, in the mid 30s and most locations out where they are getting a few of the snow showers. so anything accumulating only on grassy areas. closer to washington, upper 30s to 40 degrees now and later today low 40s noontime. winds will diminish this afternoon. cold start to thursday and into the low to mid 40s tomorrow afternoon. could get flurries tomorrow >>> that's your latest weather. >> thanks, al. up next, pieces to the puzzle but no answers for 12 girls at one high school all displaying the same symptoms. details on the mystery illness after this. [ male announcer ] what if we could keep enough plastic waste to cover all of manhattan out of landfills each year? the equivalent of 140 million trash bags, gone. by using new glad trash bags, designed with reinforcing bands to be stronger with less plastic waste, we can. ♪ it's a small change that can make a big difference. ♪ intense shadowblast from covergirl. the new

heavy rain will fall on oregon and northern california with strong winds from oregon to wyoming. old is moving into the northern plains. rain will diminish from the carolinas to northern florida. >>> in sports a tale of two nba games in miami. the heat played without the injured dwyane wade and at first it was all san antonio by a half court buzzer beater giving the spurs a lead at the half. but in the third quarter, the heat took over. lebron james hit a series of three-pointers. he had 33 points for the night. chris bosh added 30 and the heat won it 120-98. >>> in salt lake city, paul milsaps scored 20 to lead the jazz to a win against the l.a. clippers. miles had a big night scoring 19. including a break away jam in the fourth quarter. it was all that jazz. 108-79. >>> in college hoops, a thriller in ann arbor. 20th ranked michigan hosting 9th ranked michigan state. it was a seesaw battle for much of the second half. with time running out, the spartans missed and the wolverines made a break that ended with a douglas lay-in. michigan hung on for the one-point win 60-59. >>> fina

much of washington, oregon, northern california even got into this. the jet stream has dipped, allowing cold air to come in from alaska. so this whole region is well below normal. you've got moisture coming in from the pacific ocean. you're going to get snow. they'll probably see rain, but they still can see several inches of snow. for our system, a weak frontal system with chilly air behind it. friday it's going to get a little colder. temperatures about where they were today, maybe one or two degrees warmer. with that front coming through, there's a possibility we might see a flake of snow or two, but that chance is not that great. the big change will be friday night and saturday as warmer air begins to head back into our region. low pressure may approach the region. we might just see a little period of sleet and wet snow early on saturday morning and then, as it warms up, temperatures well above freezing, just a rain event. doesn't look like a lot of rain. i think probably 90% is going to be just liquid rain by saturday. looks like it's going to ge

coastal areas of northern california and oregon have been dealing with torrential rain and the mountain areas are still being hit with lots of heavy snow. 45 centimeters of snow is still expected in the next 24 hours. another powerful storm is expected to impact them friday afternoon. the stormy weather will like ly continue into the weekend. we are concerned about low visibility and more trouble delays. across the east, an area of light snow is moving over the northeastern states and eastern canada, even no new york city you may see snow tonight. across the south, showers are starting to develop over the deep south. thunderstorms are possible, too. temperature wise, the southern third of the u.s. are enjoying very warm temperatures, getting up to 25 degrees in houston on friday and 15 degrees in oklahoma city. the northern parts are still on the cold side. in winnipeg, despite the sunshine, temperatures are struggling to rise. the highs are expected to be minus 19 degrees here and minus six degrees in chicago. before wrapping up, let's have a look at video of chilly sights out of mosco

coastal areas of northern california and oregon having dealing with torrential rain, and mountains are still dealing with lots of heavy snow. more than 45 centimeters are still possible in the next 24 hours. some of the snow will move towards the lower great lakes in the next 24 hours. now, we will notice that another round of wet weather is coming into the pacific side again, so stormy conditions will likely continue into the weekend, so we are concerned about poor visibility and more transportation delays here. across the east, separate -- moving toward the east over the northeastern states as well as eastern canada, bringing some light snow. so temperatures are looking like this. on friday, we're expecting only minus 19 degrees in winnipeg, and 4 degrees in toronto, 6 degrees in chicago, but the southern portions are still on the warmer side, getting up to 25 degrees in houston, and 25 degrees in miami. >>> finally, let's go over to europe. it's messy again, and active low pressure system is moving over continental europe, bringing wintry precipitation as well as very gusty winds. i

wyoming and more of an onshore push now with another system bringing rain and snows to northern california and oregon. between that and the storm system affecting the great lakes and the northeast and the east coast, there is not much weather to talk about. so, looks like we'll be relatively quiet the next couple of days until the southwestern system gets here wednesday night and thursday. in the short term, good-bye to the clouds here. 8:45. still hanging out. get out of here. by noon, mostly sunny skies. temperatures shooting into the 50s today. some showers in northwestern pennsylvania up to new york state and parts of ontario. clear tonight. we'll be down in the 20s and 30s. tomorrow starts out sunny. look how the clouds increase as we get into wednesday afternoon. 5:00. a few more clouds to finish the day. wednesday night toward thursday morning, little moisture moves in. not out of the question that it could mix with wet flakes or sleet by thursday morning. thursday, the chance for a few showers, mainly north of town. it looks like this whole mess will be rolling through here as we get into thu

northern california, coastline of oregon, up toward the seattle area. a slight chance of showers. not going to be a lot of rain out of the system. very mild air around l.a., san diego, palm springs, california will be gorgeous, along with arizona. tuesday, that storm system continues to move to the north. showers around the seattle area. mild air continues throughout much of the area. and salt lake city, up to 46. enjoy it while it lasts. >>> knbc, nbc 4 on? los angeles, california. survey the plittly and and social role of artists at under the big black sun at the museum of contemporary art. on the pacific event of the day. veronica. >> l.a., where it's 80 degrees today. >> have to go inside to stay cool in the a.c. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. tom cruise's new mission remained impossible to beat at the box office. "mission impossible-ghost protocal" came in first at the box office. cruise's first $100 million hit since "mission impossible iii" in 2006. sherlock holmes second with 22.1 million. and "alvin and the chipmunks chipwrecked" came

you can see anything up to or exceeding 100 millimeters just around the border here between oregon and northern california. that's certainly enough to cause some issues with flash flooding. not only that, but in addition to these flooding rains gusts up to 110 kilometres per hour. so another round of really, really strong wind coming in which will bring those waves up. as we head inland it's going to be turning over to snow. in fact, there might be a short break, but by the time we head into the weekend, saturday, sunday, you'll see another round of storms coming in bringing similar conditions. as for the eastern and northern locations here we've got a low pressure system dashing across the great lakes and bringing with it a really frigid spell. minus 7 in chicago for the high. your low is about minus 17. factor in the windchill it will feel a lot colder than that. minus 22 in winnipeg. you can see all the affected areas in the midwest back towards vancouver just up to freezing point for the high. as we head into europe, great big system here is just pushing across much of the skand knavian pen

washington, oregon and northern california will see continued rain and mountain snow.t will be dry and sunny in most of the northeast and new england. >>> in sports, plenty of off season baseball news, including a new team for prince fielder and a kings ransom of a contract. a source tells cbs sports the slugging first baseman agreed to a nine-year, $214 million deal with the detroit tigers. fielder will fill a hole in the tigers lineup left by the loss of d.h. victor martinez to a knee injury. >>> jorge posada hung up his yankee stripes, it's official. the catcher formally retired yesterday after 17 major league seasons. he finished with a .273 career batting average, 275 home runs and more than a thousand rbi's. >>> and in the nba, miami hosted cleveland but the heat didn't give the cavs a warm welcome. in the third, lebron james got two of the 18 points with a drive and a jam. then chris bosh came on strong scoring 17 of his 35 points in the fourth period leading miami to a victory. >>> when we return, a chilling rescue video of a snowmobiler pulled from an avalanch

we have rain for you early today, especially in oregon down to northern california.ut as the front pushes to the south we'll see some foggy conditions early tomorrow morning. then we'll clear it out. we'll see a decent friday out there. definitely the heavier rains are today. if you're watching us on king-5 news in seattle, washington, in nearby auburn see sentimental photographs of people and their animals in the vick torn era at best friends at the white river valley museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >> love it. bill, thank you so much. here's a look at your early morning entertainment headlines. >>> a source told e! news going into the hospital, demi moore was, quote, acting like she was suffering from a seizure. tmz reports moore's hospital trip was brought on by inhaling nitrous oxide. sources say moore is addicted to one or more prescription drugs and that addiction led to the breakup with ashton kutcher. >>> elsewhere, elizabeth taylor auction mania continued at chris ty's on wednesday when a portrait that once hung in her living room sold for $2 m

it's having a real tough time as that cloud cover enters southern oregon and northern california, justsipates because high pressure is building at the surface that will provide sinking air for tomorrow. it's going to take a little bit of time for things to get sunny. by the midday, we expect the sunshine and fog to burn off with temperatures in the 60s inland. thursday, it still stays sunny for the bay area. 38 in santa rosa. also 36 in napa, 43 in san jose. low to mid 40s from redwood city and close to 50? san francisco. tomorrow, numbers top out in the mid 60s in morgan hill, also gilroy. if the fog clears out aittle bit earlier, we could have upper 60s and we will, yes, with upper 60s, be close to some record-setting territory in and throughout parts of the south bay. concord 63, fairfield 63. napa 62. for most rt north bay the numbers in the mid 60s. only 4 degrees shy of record setting temperatures through wednesday. morning time at nbcbayarea.com, no rain the next seven days. we'll likely be setting ourselves up into a drought over the next month. you know what time it is in time

here in -- you can see the pink just clinging to the coast here of oregon, down to northern parts of california. that is going to be bringing, well, enough rain to cause some flash flooding, maybe 200 millimeters in some places in the next 24 hours. along with the flooding rain, gusts up to 145 kilometers an hour. that's hurricane force winds. and it will be picking up those waves even up to about ten meters. so that's the coastal problem. and then we have all of the snow that is going to be piling up, maybe another 30 centimeters in the upper elevations but lower lying areas, densely populated metropolitan areas like seattle, like portland, oregon, you are going to be seeing some significant snowfall. temperatures dropping here across the north as well. minus 4 for you in vancouver. minus 1 in seattle. minus 23 in winnipeg. that's about 10 degrees below your average for this time of year. denver, 10 degrees. the midwest, also feeling that chill. minus 4 in chicago. down to about minus 9, i think, for your thursday. so do be prepared for that big drop in the temperatures. into europe

rainy weather in areas of northern california, especially think in oregon. a little bit of that moisture will try to move to the east. it's very dry in the east. we're going to get more clipper type systems. great lakes, do expect snow showers. bottom line is there is not any big snowstorms in areas of the east. if anything, it should warm up towards next weekend. as far as snow forecast goes for the next 48 hours, a little bit in the north dakota areas, up to northern new england and then the bulls eye, heavy snow is expected over the next 48 hours in the mountains of the northwest. lynn, overall today, it's not as bad as yesterday, slow improvement as we go throughout this week. >> that's good news, bill. thanks so much. >> france is stripped. pump prices rise and why natural gas customers are jumping for joy. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> the ravens fly into the afc title game and the giants shock the defending champs. you know when i grow up, i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefi

it's a cat-sized creature found in the coastal forest of northern cal and southern oregon. 50 years itught to be exstikt but today the u.s. fish and wildlife service says it will review for a possible addition to the endangered species list. >> a winter's day in yosemite. what makes this year different from the rest. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >>> tourist traveling this time of the year are seeing it like it hasn't been seen in decades. the snowless sight they're finding at this national jewel. >> highway 120 up and over yosemite national park. and not since the 30s has this road been open this late in the season. the road some years closed because of snow from november to may. most conve

the rain in extreme northern california like eureka and washington state and oregon. closer to home your pinpoint forecast a lot of 60s out there. 63 in palo alto, similar story along the east bay. numbers out there in pittsburg, antioch, low 60s, mid-60s out in fairfield. and some north bay numbers a few upper 50s by bodega bay, stinson beach, for the most part, san rafael, novato, sonoma, temperatures 3 to 4 degrees above average for this time of year. so looking out over the next couple of days, looks like partly cloudy skies, for today and tomorrow. and then sunshine by saturday and sunday and am i joining you guys up here? okay, come on up. temperatures are going to be -- [ laughter ] >> a nice little buffet. so temperatures are going to be above average especially by the weekend and a few clouds by early next week. what else have you got? coffee? >> not much. they have it all under the desk. funny. >> tuna on rye. [ laughter ] >> we get hungry at this hour. we can't help it. thank you. >>> 6:21 now. the biggest apple convention in the bay area and it all kicks o

jaqueline: a look at the satellite and radar, increasing cloud cover in northern california and snow rolling to washington and oregon sa >>pam: and a new details linking it just a visit to the death of another woman. those details were revealed in court today. nato is accused of murdering four women. her body was found near sir francis drake boulevard in 1977. terisa estacio was there as a detective testified about information a so revealed as he was being transported after his arrest. >>terisa: damages of nays health was being driven back to the bay area to face charges that he murdered four women, investigators made in audio recording of everything said in a car theory if a detective testified that he spoke about visiting areas like samuel taylor park, it was in his ribs to the detectives say they found an entry that led them to believe it refers to the murder of this woman seen here. her body was found alongside sir francis drake boulevard. >>pam: police in healdsburg have exhumed the body of an unidentified woman found back in 1983. a new autopsy will be conducted on the body. interest in her case was sparked af

it has the largest bullseye up here across the northern line, and up near oregon and washington, that'some of the heavier rain will be. and we will see our own fair share of the activity throughout the next 72 hours. 32 days without rainfall, and only 16 days where we have had any kind of rain. we will see that change once again namely as we start to head into tomorrow. numbers, right now they are cold, and not as cold as it was this time last night. 48 in fairfield, and also right now 50 in sunnyvale. and the air from the south is keeping the numbers up a bit. for tomorrow a slight chance of a stray shower. throughout thursday afternoon, things start to pick up for us, as we expect three systems in three days. we will have wind, rain and sierra snow. we have had rainfall out here across eureka for the past six to ten hours, but this area of moisture is having a hard time pushing to the south, but don't get worried about that if you want the rainfall, but we have the moisture building in from the south, and we have anywhere from one to two inches of moisture that is definitely going to

the state's department of fish and game put up a map showing the gray wolf's journey from oregon through northern california. the most rent posting shows the 2-year-old wolf is heading toward nevada. experts believe he is searching for a mate. the numbers are stacked against him as he's the first wolfst in california in more than 80 years. >>> still ahead, a mega souvenir. we'll hear from the south bay man who took home a $200 million lotto prize. >>> i'm scott budman. apple addresses charges of labor violations, and youtube takes on television. after the break. >>> california declaring war on vampires sort of. >>> good news if you're waiting for the issue pad 3. the rumor mill -- the ipad 3. the rumor mill has it coming out in march. we have news that's not so good about apple, as well. business & tech reporter scott budman has both stories this evening. >>> it's a rare move. apple opening about the factories where its products are made, admitting that there are problems in some of the factories. apple addressing criticism of working conditions some suppliers, admitting that change is needed. ce

there are avalanche warnings in washington and oregon and parts of oregon and northern california couldoding and mud slides. the obama administration has rejected a bid to expand the controversial keystone pipeline, saying the 60-day decision deadline imposed by congress didn't give enough time for a full review. the plan called for a 1,700-mile-long pipeline expansion, to carry crude oil from canada to the u.s. gulf coast. top republicans say the president is killing thousands of jobs. >>> a major development in syria. activists say opposition forces now have control of the town of zab zabadani, not government forces. >>> two u.s. officials tell cnn the less the obama administration sends iran its threat to block the strait of hormuz did not ask for negotiations. news came after the pentagon released this video of two innocents earlier this month showing iranian speedboats coming extremely close to u.s. vessels. >>> and the world's largest emerald is hitting the auction block in canada. according to the cbc, the massive 57,000-carat gem is about the size of a watermelon and appraised a

two areas of high pressure still holding us in a dry pattern as oregon and washington northern californiae parts get most of the rain series of storms on a jet stream moving across mild ocean temperatures in that -- that water is going to get collected by storms because of the warmth and it is going to collect half an inch to two inches. half inch in the santa clara valley up to two inches in our mountains for tomorrow in friday small flooding a possibility but it is going to be breezy too. radar returns dancing up in the northern parts of sonoma throughout today and tonight tomorrow starting noon rain starts to move across the bay heaviest rain exiting by 8:00, a break during the overnight hours through tomorrow morning just drizzle heaviest rain 3:00 to 9:00 friday see how much faster that second system moves through? it going to have the gusty winds. heaviest rain thursday, close friday into saturday periods of rain monday and tuesday. have a great day. here's sue. >>> good morning. light commute so far we hope to stay that way, let's take a look at your drive out of the central valley

warmer temperatures as the jet stream and the storm starts to lift north in extreme northern california near the oregon border. partly sunny today. kind of a mixed bag, sun, high clouds, low clouds. tomorrow, inland nothing i think that's dplo that be really thick and when the testimony then it will be really -- tomorrow inland nothing i can think of that would be really thick. other than the testimony moo. thing, the -- areas of fog will be with us nights an morning. some of that will be -- today isn't too a f higher cloud are already sifting to the north. sock s -- today isn't too much different. higher clouds are already drifting to the north. this is lifting everything northward. just some of these clouds breaking through today to give us a partly cloudy sky. but everything now, looks like it wants to gup north. it dipped -- to the north. it dipped over us. so cooler morning, the fog will be with us nights and days. now, tomorrow, in areas that don't have the fog we could get some upper 60s. today is a garage l process. the fog will be with us -- gradual process. the fog will be with us. >>> in jus

very heavy rain through western oregon and parts of northern california.ay area will see the low clouds. could interrupt travel at sfo with the fog and the showers expected to move across the enter mountain west. and a weak clipper system and snow in pittsburgh. that cold air that's in place has been a big story here, as well. only two in minneapolis for your afternoon high. this makes its way all the way down through much of iowa, as well. we'll see the cold into wisconsin, starting to retreat. but before it does that, this will cause more snow to fall as some air moves up from the south right on top of that frigid hair. we'll see snow by friday in the chicago area, perhaps as much as half a foot of snow. through minneapolis, expecting the snow again. that's by friday and your temperatures stay cold here with teens forecast, typical for january. the south looking good, warming up in the southeast. places like atlanta in the 60s. 76 in dallas. not bad at all. temperatures stay cold across the northern tier. and with the milder air in place, that means we'l

oregon. over the next day, this will slowly shift towards the south and parts of northern california and in towardsthern part of oregon is where we'll see the bull's eye of the moisture. still a lot of snow to be had over the next 48 hours. around the mountains of yellowstone and in towards idaho a lot of snow. maybe a couple of feet and shep, we'll be talking about a week's worth of storms continuing to move through this area. some spots around 10 feet of snow and they'll take it. shep? >> shepard: wow, rick reichmuth at the weather center. thanks. if you're going to steal a police car, you have to understand that cops probably aren't going to offer you any advice on how to get away with it. >> you got to get that car stopped. >> we can't help you if you can't help us. >> if you want to help me, you can tell me where the handcuff keys are so i can hold the steering wheel right. >> shepard: more from one demanding suspect coming up plus police scanning you for weapons? as you walk down the street. is it an invasion of privacy or a way to protect the public? >> we're looking at something that's goin

northern cali. >> 52 in portland, oregon. 42 in salt lake city. and 55 in albuquerque.on. >>> well, here's a pair of twins that already have a flair for the dramatic, you could say. just ask the parents. >> little ashlyn and bryce dyer were born in toledo, ohio last night. and apparently, big sister ashlyn was in somewhat of a hurry. mom gave birth to her as dad was driving to the hospital at 85 miles an hour. papa, slow down. her first words. >> that's right. mom said all she remembers doing was screaming the whole ride, and then ashlyn was, well, right there. little brother bryce waited a little bit longer. he arrived by c-section later. everyone is doing just fine. when those babies want out, they want out. >> the majority of women don't have labors like that, though. >> where it's just so fast? >> yeah. you remember the woman that had one in a car i think in houston? >> yeah, we saw that tape. >> well, her previous -- she had two children. her first child she needed 12 hours to deliver. and then her second child delivered in a car. >> and you had two. what was your

the snow is causing near whiteout conditions in parts of oregon, washington state, and northern idaho. all the snow is making the roads treacherous for drivers not used to this much snow at once. >> expecting more snow. our crews are working 12-hour shifts now. 24 hours a day. >> state police closed parts of interstate 90 in washington state because of avalanche danger. 6 inches does not like a lot. in seattle they are not used to seeing as much snow altogether. they don't have the equipment and are not prepared for it. >> hilly, too. looking at some of the web cams there and i-5 and interstate 90 there, all through seattle, it is snow covered. so there are flight delays, too, getting in and out of the pacific northwest including portland, oregon, and seattle. here, well, snow lovers are deeply disappointed. this january has been indecisive and impulsive and up and down we go. right now at reagan national, 43 degrees. yesterday around 60 degrees. and northwest winds gusting to around 30 to 35 miles an hour. right now sustained at about 20 miles an hour for reagan national. looking at

>>> we've got more heavy rain moving into northern california. parts of oregon as well.ome lake-effect snow thanks to clipper bringing light snow there. tomorrow it will be frigid from the plains, great lakes, cold here in the northeast. mild down in florida. sunshine and warm texas into the southwest. a lot of heavy rain, central california up the coast with windy conditions and mountain snows. that's what's going on around >> good morning. we will see plenty of sunshine to start the day. the clouds will thicken up this afternoon. >>> don't forget to check your weather any time of the day or night, go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. >>> you look nice and warm. >> so do you. >>> we'll be talking about why the old-fashioned light bulb is going away and what you can do about it with lou manfredini. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grai

the main rain line continues to be up towards southwest oregon and northern california, where they'll a lot of rain up there. just not here. sunny, after the foggy conditions. low clouds if fog. all the major airports showing fog. now once -- if you're sitting at 55, to get to 60 isn't too tough. just don't be surprised if some of this fog and low clouds hangs on. so low clouds then sunny, a misty pattern up to the north. that will be some fog friday but it will burn off sooner than the weekend. except for the mornings cooler, sunny and mild to warm. >> thank you. a bay area high school student charged with rape. the shocking news involving his alleged victim. >> stealing copper from the tracks, doesn't seem to matter there's fences, barbed wire and even the risk of electrocution. we'll tell you about the ongoing problem and what bart police want you to do. >> and he's known for his hard hits on the football field. this morning a 49ers player will hit the books at a bay area university. oh, i see. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's

dry weather -- this rain you're seeing here is all in extreme northern california, ukiah, eureka, portions of washington and oregon. temperatures close to home in the 60s. fairfield in the mid-60s. mid-60s in livermore, as well. so we are going to get your opinion ever 50s to mid-60s across many areas. these will be a few degrees warmer than yesterday and looks like dry weather is sticking around through the end. week into the weekend. no chance of rain in our seven- day forecast. we'll have more weather and traffic coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:07. terrorism, spying and the fbi. >> the allegations shake up san francisco police. also ahead... >> i mean, people don't come in here every three days to get a dog. >> a political dogfight in our state capital. how the governor's pooch is right in the middle of it. >>> and killing cancer cells on the spot. the possible vaccine discovered by mistake. that much more coming up. ,,,, >>> good morning. easy commute out there. live at the bay bridge toll plaza, no delays and metering lights are off. >>> thank you. a proposal for san francisco supervisors would li

keeping things clear, not only in washington and oregon all the way down through northern californiacase as we head through saturday. then the changes arrive. a dip in the jet stream providing clouds, an onshore flow. cooler weather as we head through next week. temperatures falling below seasonal averages starting on tuesday. a gorgeous afternoon, plentiful sunshine. a little haze out there. and we're seeing the low 60s at the coast. i'm forecasting about about 68 degrees in santa cruz. so if you have the luxury having the day off, you might want to hit the beach. 68 degrees there. 70 in santa rosa and 69 degrees in napa. so quiet for the rest of the week. we head through this weekend we're going to see a few more clouds. the pattern changes on sunday. then next week, the major changes. i'm talking about snow levels starting pretty high. the system on the warm side so we're going to start the snow levels in the sierra nevada tuesday. about 7,000 feet but wednesday as the cold air is ushered in you can see by our highs, 59 on wednesday. 59 at the coast. i'm going to drop the snow lev

northern california. >> we're located just miles from the oregon border just in from the coast.we're fairly remote. we're not surrounded by nothing. >> it's no accident that pelican bay is isolated hundreds of miles from the state's major cities. >> we fight an unending battle to keep the communication from our security housing unit inmates, particularly our gangsters, from getting back out to the streets and out of our 1,100 inmates, over 800 have been validated as gang members or associates. >> pelican bay is the toughest prison in the california prison system. it's where the worst of the worst go to. the first time we sent a "lockup" crew was weeks after they suffered their worst gang riot in history. and there was still tension in the air as the crew walked through the gates. >> the riot fought primarily between black and hispanic inmates lasted a little over 30 minutes. one inmate was killed and dozens of others were stabbed or beaten. when we returned five years later, the tension was still palpable. >> one of the interesting things about pelican bay is there really seemed

northern idaho is the exception. a little light snow for you. all of california looks good along with oregon and washington state.aybe freezing drizzle tomorrow. still a quiet forecast for most parts. if you're watching on kntv in california's bay area, in san jose see photographs of symbols that characterized the 1970s at the museum of art. >> very cool. the weather there today? >> not bad at all. >> california, they're so lucky. >>> here's a look at this morning eegs headlines. it appears russell brand's post-divorce plans don't include sitting around and feeling sorry for himself. he's signed on to do a late-night comedy this year on fx. he was forced to resign as a bbc host after making nasty prank phone calls. >>> another host of an upcoming fx show, charlie sheen, told critics he is not crazy anymore. sheen passed off last year's torpedo of truth period as an episode, insisting he's a different person. now he says everything is a lot more focused and mellow and rooted in reality. >>> finally, unable to land a film role even playing a former porn star, lindsay lohan is suddenly in talks to play a screen lege

rain on the oregon coastline, sunshine in the northeast. snowshowers in northern new england.the rain moves into the mid-atlantic state later in the afternoon. frigid conditions in the plains. cold in the northwest. frigid in new england and sunshine down through texas with mild temperatu >> good morning. we have some areas of fog. sunshine will break up. temperatures near 51 in >>> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. now we'll say hello to ben from "the biggest loser." looking good. >> thank you. >> you went in weighing about 39 o 6. you lost 15 on the ranch. >> uh i'm down 75 pounds now. >> really? wow. >> amazing. >> a lot of con tes the tants fight to stay on the ranch. you asked your teammates to send you home. >> yeah. i never went out with the intention of winning a show or money or anything. for me it was to go, get healthy and figure out why i was big, how to exercise and eat right. went into the elimination room and at least three of the teammates didn't feel they had anything to go home to and i had everything to go home to. >> a large family, blended

hundred miles to the south jet stream pun ing into oregon and the tail end of the -- storms making it into california. radar returns will dance across northernia the next 24 to 48 hours and just miss us. pretty warm system still have high elevation snow in the cascades that's pretty much where going to stay. if you want to go skiing plenty of snow in the sierra. a lot of sunshine warmest weather still friday to sunday before tapering temperatures monday and tuesday. >>> good morning. great start, live look at walnut creek southbound 680 past north main northbound headed towards pleasant hill. everything moving at the limit. roadwork 680 between that should be picked up. 280 san jose very light, headlights lower portion of your screen at 17 junction out of the santa cruz mountains, no problems. 80 knew berkeley east shore freeway crowded -- as you head s the macarthur maze metering lights off at the toll, traffic flowing well over the bay bridge. if you are headed out right now there's your 80 drive from the carquinez bridge into the maze less than 20 minutes highway 4 moving well, antioch pittsburg, drive up and over the altamont pass not ba

. >> that includes portland also seeing wind gusts along the oregon coast up to 70 to 90 miles per hour. even northern a rough go. we'll get our wind gusts probably friday. won't be that fast but they will come in with the second storm. the first storm tomorrow. good morning we are looking down from mount tamalpais in the north bay, looking south at san francisco this morning. all is quiet, not much of a wind. temperatures you see outside is actually what it feels just updated these. let's take a look at who is subfreezing now upper 20s napa, novato, livermore, mountain view. 30 los gatos, 31 fairfield redwood city, everybody else mid to upper 30s to 41 san francisco. monterey bay temperatures freezing in monterey when is the last time we saw that? 30° there, trifecta of 33, santa cruz, watsonville and celineness, 23 gilroy. three things you -- you need to know about in fast changing forecast transition day kind of quiet, scattered light rain possible in the north bay today even pockets of drizzle in mostly cloudy conditions tonight otherwise dry until soaking rains start tomorrow once they start, the

northern california, utah and colorado some much needed snowfall. they haven't had a good storm like this since november. >> reporter: already in oregon, rain turned to slush and hammered portland while along the coast, hurricane-force wind gusts knocked out power to 30,000. brian the good news, snow in seattle is expected to turn to rain. they're used to that in these parts. the bad news it's headed in your direction, first chicago then the northeast. >> miguel, thanks for that. a bad night in seattle. >>> still ahead, why so many internet searches came up empty because of the fight we'll tell you about tonight. >>> later, it's happened before. getting a giant ship righted and after a disaster. tonight, how it's done, from the man who does it. >>> depending on what you searched for on the web today, you either got what you wanted or drove right into a black hole as some sites took themselves down to send a message to all of us wanting to imagine a world without free knowledge. new media on the web ran up against older schooled media in this case, including the company we work for, in a fight over a bill aimed at preventing internet piracy. critics s

northern parts of the state. i should say it's fairly strong along the california-oregon border. for us, spotty drizzle and chance of sprinkles. overnight low back down to the upper 30s to 40s. coming up we'll look at the updated forecast model and be talking about another warming trend and break down the timing of that in the five-day forecast. >>> oakland a's fans were at the oakland arena to see their favorite players up-close at the annual fanfest. some of the team's biggest names signed t-shirts and answered questions in a panel interview. tim owner lew wolf was there, pushing to move the team to san josi. some a fans don't like that idea a say that type of talk is a distraction. >> the a's have a great team and great stadium here in oakland. every seat has a great view and people are talking about, that not the a's winning. >> we spoke one-on-one with some of the newest names on the a's roster and coming up in sports, hear what they have to stay cey about the team's future. >>> oakland is getting ready to double the amount of medical marijuana dispensaries. for more permits