having to the pacific northwest. last week look like they're running to write for the bay area of but now that they are going up towards the pacific northwest the tail end of this system with lighter rainfall totals. breezy conditions and the rain is not going to start until late evening but the main band about wednesday morning. spotty shower activity we will time it out on futurecast and snowfall in the sierras. this is not something neighbors here like to see, they say especially because so many kids play out on these streets! take a look here behind me investigators out here this happening just after attempted to pull over a stolen car investigators say that instead of pulling over, the suspect backed up into the officers car. at that point one of the officers got out of the car that's when police say that suspect tried to run over the officer, that's what prompted the officer to open car hitting that suspect. people out here can't believe what they saw. suspect was taken to hospital where he died his id has not

cooler into the pacific northwest and along the california coast. precipitation-wise, looking wet around the great lakes and ohio river valley. drier than normal along the east

slippery roads in the pacific northwest and morning fog for southern california. >>> should be a prettygood day for flying out there. weather-related airport delays only expected in minneapolis. >>> all right, now back to the news. a frantic search is under way in sioux falls, south dakota, this morning for two people who jumped in the river to rescue a child who had fallen in. >> a man and woman managed to get the 6-year-old out safely before they vanish into the frimgdz waters under some very thick foam. emergency crews are searching downstream from a waterfall but the foam is making it tougher than simply to see anything. they're also facing a strong current and ice pack, as well. >>> a jumbotron screen collapsed in miami injuring several workers. it happened last night while a crew was setting up a stage for a meusel festival for this weekend. four people were on the stage at the time. two of them were trapped under the equipment and suffered critical injuries. >> all the activity on this stage right now is going to be suspended. all of the other stages will be able to continue norm

showers in the pacific northwest. and some clouds in the sunshine state. >> temperatures will be about ten degrees below normal. in the 40s along the east coast. and below normal in the northern plains. near record-highs for the southwest and in southern california. >>> and coming up, "modern family" payday. one of the teen stars scores a major pay rise. >>> an abc news exclusive. the troubles adding up for lance armstrong. new details emerging overnight. >>> and afraid to jump. so, she gets a push. but did this young couple's relationship survive the plunge? more next, when we come back. >>> welcome back. we're likely to set another record this year for gasoline. even though prices are leveling off, we're on-track to pay $500 billion for gas this year. and that's the most ever. as a result, we've sharply cut our consumption. this morning the average price is $3.78 a gallon. about the same as a week ago but 42 cents more than a month ago. >>> a day after groupon reported a dismal quarter, its 32-year-old ceo and co-fo

rainy in the pacific northwest and northern rockies. showers from the carolina coast all the way down to florida. >> 82 degrees in miami. upper 60s from dallas to new orleans. teens and 20s in the upper midwest. phoenix, the hot spot getting to 86 degrees. >>> and coming up, twinkies set to make a return to store shelves. >>> all right. plus, getting personal. what a major pharmacy chain is asking of all their employees. >>> a garage sale find that paid off in a very big way. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. cyprus is saying no. the island nation has rejected a european bailout plan that would have seized 10% from every person's bank account. now there are fears that it could set off a new european debt crisis. investors that go there hope there will be a last-minute deal so the stock markets have been wavering and waiting to see what happens in cyprus. >>> here's distressing news for older workers. a poll finds that almost three in ten americans are pessimistic about ever being able to retire. s's the worst ever recorded. the stu

first republican president, my great-great- grandmother left the east coast and headed to the pacific northwestn search of a better life. she was on a covered wagon train. i grew up in eastern washington, where we had an orchard and fruit stand. we raised cherries and peaches and apricots and sold everything at the fruit stand, but my parents wanted a better life for me. i was the first in my family to graduate from college. i worked in our family business, served in the state legislature, and then ran for congress. in november, my colleagues elected me as house republican chair. all of this has happened by working hard for the things that i believe in and speaking from my heart the things that were on my mind. working hard, getting ahead -- that is the american dream. [applause] is my family's story, this, too, is america's story. it is a story of freedom, opportunity, and new beginnings. we come together today at a very challenging time, but it is also a time of opportunity and of renewal for the republican party. it is a time of new beginnings. election night -- well, election night was a ve

you can see a strong cold front bringing rain to the pacific northwest.his will march south and to the bay area. by later tonight 5:00 p.m. light rain for santa rosa. we will see an increase in cloud cover. if you leave work later 9:00 p.m.. the yellow dominates the screen indicating moderate to heavy rain. this will impact most of the bay area. light rain for the livermore valley at this time. most of the heavy rain will fall while most of us are sleeping. we will still continue to see scattered showers wednesday. due to the instability with the pop of thunderstorms in to thursday. >> sunnyvale 61. 62 in campbell. 62 in santa clara. upper 50s lows 60s in the east bay. increase in cloud cover. castro valley 59 the same for vallejo. 62 in concord. upper 50s for downtown san francisco. low sixties for petaluma. ocean beach 56. 62 in berkeley. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast really highlights unsettled weather for the next couple of days. after that want the cold front pushes through. we're talking dry weather an increase in temperatures and ple

we are on the tail end of this system on the pacific northwest. just high clouds here. further towards the west over hawaii in the pacific this is moving and slow moving. late monday and tuesday with increase with clouds. the rain, the snowfall for the sierras. in the meantime, sunny. lake tahoe and the snowfall will be at 7,000 ft.. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 40's for the most part. 40's by the but 30's for the santa rosa. and still a beautiful sunday. st. patrick's day, 60s/70's. 73 degrees in antioch. walnut creek, 60s by the bay. 50s by the beaches. oakland and 70's for the napa valley. your kron 4 7 day around the bay monday increase with higher costs for the afternoon as that weather system gets closer offshore. tuesday, the light rain chance will be in the evening. the rain will be heaviest wednesday night and possible afternoon clearing. lots of sunshine for the rest of the week. highs into the 70's. >> high school student scientists from 20 states are headed to washington for a compettion to show off their bright ideas for solv

this pacific northwest system is spinning around.owly going to trend towards the west coast as for go for the next couple of days. tuesday and wednesday the, the clouds will increase. not a significant a system but enough to thing make things the coolest will be upper 30's. 40's and lent. 47 in the san jose. and 40's and-- inland. 60s and '70s with evergreen, morgan hill making it up to 70 degrees above four low 70's. concord, pittsburgh, looking for a 60s by the bay. san francisco, 64 degrees. your kron 4 7 day around the bay as the weather system approaches. we're 63 days away from this year's bay to breakers. kron 4 is proud to be part of this san francisco event. we'll bring you the race from start to finish. bay to breakers is happening -- sunday, may 19th. the american humane association put it's animal rescue truck on display at justin herman plaza in san francisco this afternoon. the 80 foot long rig travels to disasters and treats injured and sick animals while it's staff constructs temporary housing for animals whose owners

time lapse shows the low pressure offshore and screaming toward the pacific northwest. but it's leaving us alone. some rain over british columbia for sunday. a great day to do stuff. on futurecast, a few leclouds around the peninsula -- low louds around the peninsula. in fresno, 78 degrees. 53 in the north coast at eureka. sfo, if you're heading out of the bay area on monday looks nice. patchy fog for you on sunday. and snow in new york, that's for monday. chicago gets cloudy skies and 36 degrees sunny. but only 30 in denver. for us, overnight loy lows -- overnight lows. 64 in the city, and 5-day forecast is calling for things to cloud up on tuesday and on wednesday, i'm not putting rain in yet, but thursday looks like it might cloud up enough. maybe in the north bay and not so much in the south bay. >>> cute creatures that have been awol for the monterey bay aquarium for months, they're back! ,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone

showers in the intermountain west and pacific northwest.hanging around for thursday, we're going to see milder air slowly working back into the southeast. a few showers starting to kick in here into the picture for the southern plains into parts of central and northern arkansas, southern missouri and then get nothing mississippi and northern alabama. bigger threat of severe weather comes on saturday and sunday and you're going to see here that in a moment. temperatures right around 50 degrees in the northeast for your daytime highs. still chilly mornings to start the day. still the threat of severe weather from parts of texas over into arkansas into mississippi, that threat shifts farther to the east on sunday so right in here is what you're looking at best chance for severe weather. while temperatures are starting to come up into the upper 60s and 70s in the southeast it comes with cloud, showers and at times even a chance for some thunderstorms but that threat really pushes off on monday, moves out. milder air now in place, orlando, you'r

the pacific northwest will be slammed with this atlantic system moving in. the warnings are posted here across the midwest and central canada and that is going to be dumping some heavy snow across northern illinois where the zone of the heaviest snowfall will be found about 30 centimeters and for you. down toward the south we'll be sitting a significant stage in the ohio valley. toronto and chicago looking at freezing point and down toward the south. all right here across the eastern continental you can see it's clear and fine and much of the regions and the temperatures are going to be falling as well. beijing at 16. tokyo at 14 but into the next couple of days or four days forecast 20 degrees in beijing. 23 in shanghai. the warming trend will be seen throughout this week. here in japan the blizzard conditions have left nine feet in northern areas but the conditions will finally taper off until tomorrow where another low pressure system will be dumping heavy snow but the temperature will be warming up due to the air flowing into the southern half of this co

precipitation running into british columbia, as well as the pacific northwest.w those clouds today. kind of a dirty ridge of high pressure. today this ridge is going to strengthen. tomorrow will be warmer, but not the warmest day of the impending work week. we'll share that with you. first thing's first. getting you off to a brand-new work week, 69, sacramento. low 60s through monterrey bay. tomorrow's highs, again, above average. mid 60s from the sunset district back through dale city, upper 60s, month 18 view through loss altos -- mountain view through well, on os altos. >> dublin, black hawk, danville, pleasant ten, 70s, east of the pleasenton. >> we'll introduce a slight chance of some rain, but that's not until late on sunday, albeit a very slight chance and more seasonal temperatures. >>> all right. she played rhoda on the mary tyler moore show. now diagnosed, and given three months to live, how valerie harper plans to stay alive for years to come. ,,,,,,,, [ man ] they're big. strength that has withstood the test of time. strength we can count on. same wi

morgan hill at 81, rain in the pacific northwest.etting nothing but a little bit of fog along the coast. fog already shooting across. you can barely see it. there's fog shooting across the bay, and fog up in the head lands. more fog than last night. temperatures cooling down rabidly in oakland. 63 degrees as that cool air pushes across. >> still warm inland. 43? antock. when it gets over the hills, it's getting deeper, fatter. the costal hills agent about a thousand feet. some of that fog will push inland. when i say cooler, i'm not talking 55 for day time. we're still talking 75 degrees in some places tomorrow; it's just going to be slightly cooler. >> just a little pressure, sort of lingers to the north of us, but that's the mechanism of stretching out of the fog bank. >> 77 tomorrow in fairfield, 73 in brent wood. >> thursday, when i say cooler, that's not cool, but cooler than today. we did not have any records. it seemed like we got close in a couple places. >> temperatures tomorrow won't be in the record range but they will be

moving over to the american continent, north america, the pacific northwest has this really potent system moving in. it will be dumping significant amounts of snowfall. about 30 to 90 centimeters is likely in the higher elevations. that will moving into the northern rockies. the gusts are very strong bringing blizzard conditions. here across the great lakes region also significant lake effect is on its way dumping heavy snow and that will be persisting in southern canada especially southern quebec. new finland gusts will reach up to 140 kilometers per hour. the temperatures are well below your average in new york. down to freezing point and we're looking at winnipeg minus 9. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> a reminder of our lead story this hour. u.s. president barack obama said he's committed to protecting the security of israel from the threats of iran. obama made the remarks after meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> we agree that a nuclear armed iran would be a threat to the region, the world and a threat to israel. >> obama said he would prefer to reso

. >> satellite and radar shows a steady rain and portions of the pacific northwest. >> it will stay thereow. we are talking dry conditions, clear conditions in to the afternoon. your 7 day around the bay forecast highlights the changes. >> we will notice a cool down may be some sprinkles and the north bay saturday night into sunday. >> we will continue with the cooling trend as we start the next work weeks. as of now we could see showers for the bay area tuesday through thursday. looking like a chance for a quarter of an inch or a half an inch of rain. we will take what we could get. >> in the meantime looking at traffic very quiet. a great time to leave for school.s called off at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. they are painting the toll plaza. >> it is not affecting your ride out a, traffic is light. hoping for friday light. also at the san mateo bridge the drive time is 12-13 minutes. >> south bound 101 drive with caution we have areas of dense fog. you can see that here at the toll plaza itself. >> limited visibility keep an eye on the cars in front of you. >> over to our t

. >>> big storm system in the pacific northwest bringing a lot of rain. in fact, we're talking in some parts of the puget sound area up to five inches of rain. the storm system effecting this will be along the midatlantic coast next week. european model has been making its way up the coast. and it could be a significant snow storm for the midatlantic. not so much necessarily for new york city, but anywhere from norfolk to washington, d.c., philadelphia. we'll have to keep an eye on this. wednesday to thursday, we have to keep an eye on that. all right. we'll get to your local forecast. but first this message. >>> good morning to you. if you are leaving any time between now and the next hour, watch out for really thick fog out there. it will burn off by 9:00 a.m. and lead us to a near record breaking day. 76 degrees forecasting a record in santa rosa. it is going to be one of the warmest days so far this year. if all pans out, it will be the warmest day. 80 degrees on the way for gilroy. i do believe it will. hope you have a great weekend everybody. weathe

we'll be in the 50s in the pacific northwest but 69 degrees in medford, oregon. not too bad out that way. so looking ahead, we are going to stay above average, normal high in l.a. is in the mid-60s. we should be in the mid-70s through the rest of the week, weekend, even monday, we're above average with a who have of 71 degrees. now phoenix, arizona, the normal high is in the mid-70s. we're well above that. today, tomorrow, saturday, we should get into the 90s, even upper 80s by sunday. things do start to cool off by monday. but it should still be in the mid-80s. lots of sunshine out60s in pend. elko, nevada, 60 degrees. 85 in bakersfield today. so it is warm all through california, through arizona. that's where the warm is across the country is right now. >> shall we head over to the transporter right now? >> i'll do it. i'll get there in a heartbeat. >> dylan, thanks so much. >>> coming up, 60 charged in a massive gambling operation that takes down florida's lieutenant governor. >>> plus, the conservative comfab called cpac begins today in washington. >>> how a

we want to mention into the pacific northwest, there is a risk of also avalanche here as well as wells river flooding and down towards the south. summer like temperatures in los angeles, 26 for the high, expected to get to 28 there into your wednesday. that's a look at your world weather. here is the extended forecast. >>> we're back in 30 minutes with more of the latest, i'm gene otani in tokyo.

out west we're seeing rain showers instead of snow even in higher elevations in the pacific northwest but the rain should change over to know by the time it reaches the northern rockies. here are your highs. we'll see a significant warm up across the west. 10 degrees higher than yesterday. that was monday in denver. 5 degrees expected on tuesday and 12 in oklahoma city. that should jump up to 18 degrees, 19 degrees on wednesday. finally in europe there's a lot to talk about. we have a winter storm system moving traveling over russia. hungary you'll see as much as 10 centimeters of snow. the system will continue to produce a risk of flooding across the same area. the system will then affect turkey on tuesday and cyprus on wednesday with the chance of light rain. out west very wet and windy. high waves will be a concern as well and light snow showers for the north eastern corner of the british isles. very chilly. only 0 degrees in berlin. here is your extended forecast.

where the storm track is, look at this it comes way down to the south and it heads up to the pacific northwest. this whole area of cold air is coming our way for next week and we will see it changing with the season. it is clear across the bay with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's and check out pleasanton at 68 in mill valley 69 and palo alto is 60 but you are coming into the sunshine. here is a look at san mateo bridge, the foggy area in the bay right new. temperatures are running 55 in fremont because of that fog, low-to-mid 60's in santa rosa and napa and fairfield and gilroy. today, it will be mostly sunny this afternoon and we are still going to have our warmest afternoon especially in the east bay valley today. that is where it will be warmest. clouds tomorrow and evening sprinkles and the wet weather for tuesday, especially wednesday, and lingering on thursday, a beautiful picture of tahoe this morning and you can see temperatures are back here at home, with the snow contrasting the 60's and 70's we will have to the cooler weather there up in the mountains and check out our tempera

the pacific northwest, fairly clear. starting off the day in the 30s. heavy rain through las vegas, los angeles, even into phoenix and albuquerque. we are going to see heavy rain start to push eastward this weekend. a snowstorm for salt lake city an denver. temperatures in the mid-60s in southern california by saturday. >> it's a special day for you. international women's day. >>> turning to entertainment. james franco and mila kunis are expected to light up the box office with the opening of "oz, the great and powerful." >>> one of the hottest videos on the web, the trailer for "the hangover part iii." here's a little bit. >> someone needs to burn this place to the ground. >> whoo, i like that! ♪ >> you can remember me? >> yuck. >>> jessica simpson let it slip that she's expecting a baby boy. but the best part about all of that may be jimmy kimmel's reaction when he realized what was said. >> the crazy thing is i never knew that a wiener could actually make me nauseous. well, i guess i just told the whole world that i'm having a boy. >> oh! okay. i did

that big ridge of high pressure taking all the storms shoving them up to the pacific northwest actuallye, which has been receiving the storms. they are on track for their 8th driest february on record. now all that moisture stays to the north for several days. highs for all of us 70s because of offshore flow. next week the flow will be onshore and we have some fronts to talking about. i'm looking at two or three different fronts to move through the bay area giving rainfall here. it begins on tuesday and likely will last much of next week. so hold off on the sprinklers, ken bastida. clouds increase over the weekend. temperatures drop. next week wetter. 70s though tomorrow. oakland 72, san jose 72. great day to take the kids out after school. concord 71. napa tomorrow 73. there is your extended forecast calling for upper 60s on saturday, mid-60s on sunday and monday and the big change, tuesday through thursday of next week does look wet. it's about time. we needed it. >> yeah. >> thanks, paul. >>> i'm don ford at the yolo bypass. why are researchers putting salmon in the rice fields? i'll

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look at all that rain in the pacific northwest. more rain fall will be directed to our south.'ll have showers out there, but the heavy stuff will miss us again. here we are, i want to stop the clock right there. 8:00 tomorrow morning, it will be wet for the morning commute. we'll talk about when the sunshine will come back and have that forecast coming up. >> we'll see you then, thanks. you can track the rain any time with our live high definition radar. that's on our website. >> a boy who spent his entire life in berkeley is being told he can't return. now, his fourth grade classmates are fighting to bring him back from a family vacation that ended in deportation. kristen ayers shows us they sent a powerful message. >> rodriguez's family has been living in the u.s. for years on visitor's visas. they let their visas lapse, they were deported in december and now an unlikely group, a group of children is fighting for their return. first, they stormed the steps of berkeley unified school district. then, the gaggle of fourth graders took to the city council chambers. mounting a ca

we do have this very strong storm moving into the pacific northwest. that's where all the rain is. you can see the rain is coming down at a pretty good rate across northwestern portions of especially washington state. but it extends down into northwestern california as well. temperatures will be on the warm side. 85 degrees in l.a. today and that goes for most of southern california with 60s up and down the rest of the west coast. looking ahead into the extended forecast, it stays warm through saturday in l.a., but then it will cool back into the 60s by early next week. that's a look at weather that which with partly cloudy skies later on this afternoon. certainly could use some rain in southern california. we won't get that, but at least temperatures will cool off a bit. >> drought concerns at all in parts of california? >> you know, it's a concern. it's not officially considered a drought yet, but they really haven't had much rain out that way. >> so surprising in march. thank you for that. >>> a doggy whodunnit. one of the westminster's finest is found dead days after the dog sh

the storm track guiding clouds to the pacific northwest. you see the green on the screen.ht precipitation. firmly in place right here. going to expand and strengthen by wednesday. that is going to man out to be the warmest day of our workweek. and for wednesday. 60, 70s throughout the central valleys, springtime skiing. and the high sierra, low 60s. in the mountains, the coast, monterey bay. your numbers, going up, gentle breeze late day. starting to see a bit of pollen in the atmosphere as well. okay, low 60s from pacifica through montero into the avenues. otherwise, low 70s. berkeley, alameda. 71 degrees, try valley, low 70s at the delta. here you go. a dry week ahead. have not seen the temperatures consecutively mild and above normal like this all year. so far. we are talking a span of 7 days when we had nothing but sunny skies until late on sunday. when we start to see seasonal conditions and a slight chance of rain showers. tomorrow morning, for the sun up, a shot to the system. heading off to school. thank you very much. >> well, hundreds of people showed up in san f

this is in the pacific northwest. ter earthquake and tsunami of the pacific coast. they steady what would happen at the cascadia subduction zone off the coast of the pacific mid northwest produce the magnitude 9.0 quake and tsunami. the same also produced a massive earthquake in the year 1700. it found that a quake that large and its resulting tsunami could kill as many as 10,000 people. the report also found an earthquake that large could cost $32 billion in damage. >> you may not have guards picked up today, this is a story we are following. more details straight ahead. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ >> a live look outside

the clock wise location moving around, way up in the pacific northwest.oing to be very dry and very sunny for us, but not very warm because high pressure for tomorrow will be off to the west and we'll get that northwest flow. clear , chilly morning. sunday and monday, those are the mildest days as high pressure gets closer to us. so what to expect? skies will be clear, a little cloudier and the showers will hold off until next thursday. close to average. san jose 68. heyward 66. 70 for walnut creek. and it's all about the sunshine in san rafael. your extended forecast, sunny through the weekend. highs around 70. we'll trend cooler tuesday and wednesday. there you go. bow not until next week. staying dry for a while. >> and those showers, nothing heavy. i don't see it. all the meteors we watched. >> punxsutawney phil is in hot water. prosecutor says we have been misled about an early spring. they don't live out here. his tongue and cheek won an indictment of four counts. >> the snow was flying and the temperatures were falling. and i said, punxsutawney, yo

we are watching one storm system on the pacific northwest, though, into british columbia here in canadathat system is bringing heavy rainfall here, even low lying areas you're seeing some river flooding. actually one place there in washington, one of the rivers about ten feet above average. so the low lying areas, higher elevations and snowfall. but this is eventually going to squeeze off here towards the east into portions of central canada and eventually upper midwest about 15 to 20 sent metemee centimeters of know snow is exp. it is going to make driving around on it rather slow. you're not going to see the instability though. we don't have that fuel coming in out of the gulf of mexico like the last several storm systems that came from the southwest. take a look at this difference in temperatures. los angeles and las vegas, you are well above average for right now. i know it's the desert out here. but this is warm, even for you. 30 for your high here on thursday. but on the flip side of it, take a look at the northeast. it is cold out here. this is friday's low, minus five there in t

in the southwest for quite some time, but the rain will also last for quite some time in the pacific northwest. >> hot, hot, hot, those three words. >> i'd take it. >>> mississippi is taking steps to be the anti-mike bloomberg state. >>> and if you've taken the azithromax z-pack lately, stick around. stories making news this morning for you. multistate manhunt for a man suspected of killing his grandparents is over. michael boyson was arrested in lincoln city, oregon, after an eight-hour standoff. police say the 26-year-old murdered his grandparents shortly after they threw him a party when he was released from prison last week. >>> signs kentucky senator mitch mcconnell is apparently concerned about a political battle with ashley judd. the minority leader is spending six figures on a new tv ad targeting the actress even before she's entered the race. and 18 months before voters go to the polls. >>> attention, doctors and patients of the popular antibiotic known as zithromax or the z-pack. the fda says the drug can cause rare but deadly heart rhythms in some patients. >>> the man accused of ki

guiding precipitation, up in the pacific northwest and british chumpia.igh pressure right about there. manning out to be warmer today the full strength of the high pressure will produce a off shore component by midweek. so, wednesday will be the warmest day, coming up. but tomorrow, 69. sacramento. 50 with the springtime skiing and the high sierra. low 60s joe seplity and monterey bay. your numbers going up in comparison to today, again, 60s and 70s, common, north of the golden gate bridge. 70 degrees and throughout willow glen and the valley, low 70s towards the dealt a. the winds will be gentle and here is the forecast each and every day. highlights -- dealt, the winds will be gent skpel here is the forecast each and every day. >> yes. look at coast side. yes, more clouds, a flow on thursday and sunday. never the less a dry weather pattern a hint of slight chance of rain by late sunday. just a slight chance. >> picture perfect. thank you very much. i am trying to wrap my brain around baseball world classic. >> most do not know what it is but it is gaini

hari sreenivasan traveled to the pacific northwest last year to see how the shellfish industry is affected. his report is part of our series, "coping with climate change." we partnered with kcts-seattle and their program "earthfix" to produce this story. >> reporter: pacific oysters like the ones grown on this farm near olympia washington are served in restaurants around the country. >> we think our water tastes great here. that makes our oysters taste great. >> sreenivasan: but there's trouble in the water. the ocean's p.h., which measures the acidity of a liquid shows the water is becoming acid fied. most growers can only farm oysters if they can buy oyster larvae also called oyster seed from hatcherees but they suddenly began dying by the billions. culprit is the sea water pumped into the hatcherees is so corrosive that it east eats away the young oyster shells before they can form. >> it's a huge problem. there are so many things. it's the currents. it's the carbon dioxide. it's mo of which i understand a tiny fraction of. but what i do understand is when the nursery calls on phone and

is a series of weak disturbances and heading toward california, northern california and the pacific northwest. here is what we are going to get out of it, a little cloud cover right now. we will see a lot more cloud cover as we head into the morning hours. and there is a chance of sprung kills between about -- sprinkles between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. we will see the sprinkle chance becoming a little more isolated in nature and heading into wednesday afternoon. here is a look at thursday. as we fast-forward, the chance of showers increasing between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. thursday. very light. if we get anything it will be a few hundredths to a 10th of an inch. sprinkles and showers are not going to help with our rainfall deficit. check out where we stand right now. we are over six inches behind where we should be in san francisco. santa rosa, you need close to 7 inches of rain to make up where you should be. 4 inches in san jose and livermore is is four inches behind. you really need a lot more rain to get you back to normal for this time of year. tomorrow morning, partly to mostly cloudy. temper

foggy morning in california and showers later today in the pacific northwest. >>> it's going to be another cool morning across the southeast but temperatures will climb through the day. most of the west will have readings much warmer than normal. chicago hits 50. detroit gets to 49. still chilly in the northern plains. >>> coming up, new images from space, one of the biggest storms ever, a major weather event happening right now. >>> plus, google's growth plans. why more than a search engine, it now wants to do your errands around town too. >> sounds like a plan. >>> later, what happens when a bear smells dinner? >>> welcome back. stock markets are closed for good friday but not before another new trading record. the standard & poor's 500 index hit a new high after gaining six points. the previous high set in october 2007 just before the start of the recession. the s&p is considered a broader picture of the markets than the dow jones industrial average. >>> all right. bank of america still having problems with mortgages. the consumer financial protection bureau, that is, says that the bank

where the storm track is, look at this it comes way down to the south and it heads up to the pacific northwestis whole area of cold air is coming our way for next week and we will see it changing with the season. it is clear across the bay with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's and check out pleasanton at 68 in mill valley 69 and palo alto is 60 but you are coming into the sunshine. here is a look at san mateo bridge, the foggy area in the bay right new. temperatures are running 55 in fremont because of that fog, low-to-mid 60's in santa rosa and napa and fairfield and gilroy. today, it will be mostly sunny this afternoon and we are still going to have our warmest afternoon especially in the east bay valley today. that is where it will be warmest. clouds tomorrow and evening sprinkles and the wet weather for tuesday, especially wednesday, and lingering on thursday, a beautiful picture of tahoe this morning and you can see temperatures are back here at home, with the snow contrasting the 60's and 70's we will have to the cooler weather there up in the mountains and check out our temperature

let me start it off talking about this, heading toward the pacific northwest.rras, the cascades. you'll probably find about 50 centimeters of snow. the heaviest bulk of snow will be in northern california in the higher elevations. and you can see a clear spiring with this cloud formation. that means it's going to be a potent system and the winds are strong, enough to create blowing snow, very hazardous for traveling. also, this one will be affect the metropolitan areas where te population is very high. winter weather advisories, warnings. 9 area has increased. thousands of flights are canceled. so do check your schedule if you are traveling in or out of these regions. they'll be moving very slowly toward the eastern seaboard. so the snowfall accumulation could be some staggering amounts in places where we don't really see that much. massachusetts, the appalachians, in the next 48 hours you'll probably see it on the order of 50 centimeters of snow. local areas will probably find about 75 centimeters of snowfall. down toward the south of that wind advisories are

area of low pressure out over the pacific, taking copious amounts of precipitation into the pacific northwests under the influence of high pressure. warmer tomorrow but not the warmest day. again, the warmest of this warming trend will be on wednesday. tomorrow's numbers going up from the 50's through the 60's all the way to the mid 70's. in fact, the extended forecast calls for low 80's, near or record warmth on wednesday. and then slight cooling begins on thursday. we'll bump up the number again on friday before seasonal highs return by monday. that's the pinpoint forecast. we still have dennis and sports, coming up right after this! [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot, even on a holiday weekend. ♪ ♪ things are definitely... looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit ci

delays in the cleanup scheduling and the leaking tanks constitute an unacceptable threat to the pacific northwest. it is time to make sure we get this cleaned up. that is going to be a big focus. my next question is for the energy secretary. >> have you thought about the first pieces of legislation you are quick to be moving through the energy committee? even though we are into the new congress, a majority leaders have talked about immigration and then control. have you had any discussions with harry reid about curing floor legislation? >> he goes very strongly about these issues. he is a very strong champion about renewable energy. in particular he is looking at solar and wind. he cares about geode-thermal and hype of -- and hydropower. to attack the climate change issues. the leader has made it clear this is going to be a priority. coming out of the gate i think we are going to look at three big areas. first is natural gas because this ripples everywhere in the economy. this is keeping prices down in order to make sure we have a manufacturing renaissance in our country. there are substantial en

it's diverting this storm track well into the pacific northwest and into british columbia.ng it march madness, several days of 70s to be seen. tomorrow's high going up to 70s in throughout cara linda, green bray, santa rosa, upper 60s in the trivalley. upper 60s around the peninsula. the warmest day coming up will be on wednesday. that's when we'll peak into the mid-and high 70s away from the bay and into our inland areas. your thursday we begin to cool ever so slightly with a few clouds that will roll into the vicinity. then full on sunshine on saturday and as we were alluding to earlier, tonight overnight is when you have to set your clock ahead one full hour as daylight saving time does begin and that means tomorrow night our official sundown will be at 7. just what i noticed. if you really look at my watch here, i never set it back so i don't have to set it forward. i just didn't -- >> really? >> yeah, i've been minusing an hour. >> i don't suggest you try this at home because we'll be late or early for six months out of the year. leave it to you. check your smoke detec

showers in the pacific northwest.r from the gulf coast right on into florida. and look for some lake-effect -- lake-enhanced snow showers for >>> thank you, al. good morning to you. 9:32. taking a live look over san francisco where we have mostly cloudy conditions. we're expecting those clouds to get thicker as we head throughout the day. isolated showers, light sprinkles between 2:00 and 7:00. keep that in mind overall, still hitting highs on track with our seasonal averages. 67 in livermore, 64 for concord, 60 in san francisco. we'll have even more rain on the way to tomorrow. saturday and sunday, talking about widespread rain at times. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thanks a lot. >>> now to the art of manscaping. ars son our guest this week. naturally we've given him the seat of honor. matthew martin of "details" magazine is here to show us how to get the perfect shave. strong enough for a woman but made for a man. >> thanks for having me back. >> let's talk about plan scaping. it's a fraught

ride in the upper midwest from chicago to northern minnesota and some wet roads later on in the pacific northwest if you're flying today, it should be easy going. we have no major airport delays to report. ♪ >>> and now back to the morning's top story, the historic election of a new pope. at this hour, st. peter's square is relatively quiet after that jubilant celebration last night. >> the choice of pope francis clearly signals change, but how far that change will go is still unknown. earlier this morning, we talked to bill blakemore, who covered three popes as abc news rome chief -- bureau chief. >> what was your first reaction yesterday when you heard the big news? >> there were so many firsts with this pope. he is the first from the new world, the first from latin america, the first from the global south, the first jesuit, which is a big deal, and even more, the first to take the name of francis after francis of assisi and giving the sense of an intention to really do something new. the big question is whether that other aspect of st. francis of assisi, the patron saint of the environment, fa

is a series of weak disturbances and heading toward california, northern california and the pacific northwestwhat we are going to get out of it, a little cloud cover right now. we will see a lot more cloud cover as we head into the morning hours. and there is a chance of sprung kills between about -- sprinkles between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. we will see the sprinkle chance becoming a little more isolated in nature and heading into wednesday afternoon. here is a look at thursday. as we fast-forward, the chance of showers increasing between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. thursday. very light. if we get anything it will be a few hundredths to a 10th of an inch. sprinkles and showers are not going to help with our rainfall deficit. check out where we stand right now. we are over six inches behind where we should be in san francisco. santa rosa, you need close to 7 inches of rain to make up where you should be. 4 inches in san jose and livermore is is four inches behind. you really need a lot more rain to get you back to normal for this time of year. tomorrow morning, partly to mostly cloudy. temperatures in

and the tsunami was rushing toward the pacific northwest and they told people to stay away from the coast. so what do they do in crescent city? they all went to the coast to look at the tsunami and i think something like 20 people were killed. but you do get a warning. if you don't obey the warning you're kind of in trouble. we have a little bit 06 a warning, we have showers and thundershowers around the bay area with thundersrms that have been recorded around mount diablo and pretty good showers now getting ready to move onto the peninsula. as you look at the bridge and the streets out there. the hi-def doppler radar. kpix 5 from high atop mount vaca. you can see the strong cells getting ready to move into the peninsula and let's get a look right here and then almost to mill valley. some heavy showers in the next hour. same thing along the peninsula down to daly city and san bruno. over the 101 in a half hour. out over the east bay things have broken up a little bit. but you can see that south of half-moon bay on down to daven part good rain on down to highway 1 and that will be continui

across the west we have cloud cover but it is this storm here that is moving into the pacific northwest that becomes a monday and tuesday storm across the northern plains and across the east. that is going to include more snow. look what happens in the northeast, the snow moves across pennsylvania throughout the afternoon and by 4:00 today, there will be snow from new york city to around the philadelphia area. it is rain to the south of that. it will snow for a few hours but not cold enough to see accumulating snow. obviously this time of year especially on st. patrick's day with all of the parades you may like it to be spring but it will not happen. you can see it is cold across that area today. tomorrow remains cold but the south is a great weekend in store. guys? >> thank you, rick. >> another benghazi bombshell. did the obama administration tell survivors to keep quiet? that is what a senator is claiming and colonel west will weigh in on that. >> and disgraced new york congressman anthony weiner may not be done yet. [ male announcer ] what are happy kids made of? bikes and balloons,