. >> i'm sandhya patel. put umbrella as way tomorrow, goitsing to be dry. how long this will remain dry before more rain moves in, in the accu-weather forecast. >> it's bal for you -- back to school for you tube.

. >> reporter: outside chicago every morning manoj patel reports to work at an investor club he set upth friends. >> the numbers are going to be big for a while. >> reporter: patel gave up a job in information technology. now he trades oil. >> high risk, high reward. >> reporter: every day he buys and sells crude in thousand barrel contracts. >> i have no use of the single barrel of crude oil. i just trade it from a trading perspective. >> reporter: about 2/3 of all the oil traded is being bought and sold not by oil companies, but by small investors like patel and giant ones like banks and hedge funds. the state pension funds of california and texas each have a billion dollars or more invested in oil. >> it is accelerating the price of oil products, gasoline, heating oil, crude oil, and other energy products, for no good reason. >> reporter: here's how the market works. a barrel of pumped crude is sold to a customer who wants to lock in a price for future delivery. that so-called futures contract can be bought and sold many times before the delivery date. often by investors trying to m

. >> i'm sandhya patel. we're going into the weekend dry but coming out of it wet. i'll show how long rain will last coming up. >> and can you meet a challenge? what it takes to unplug for 24 >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> two worngers hung on after scaffolding collapsed. and firefighters rushed to help them and crews managed to get them down safely. and that collapse happened as workers were painting the side of the structure. and naipa state hospital worker made a court appearance this afternoon. charged with rape and sexual battery in attack on a female psychiatric tech. sources say a nurse who came to the rescue and he began tacking her as well. hospital workers have been demand manding more security. >> the cdc is reporting a drop in ear infections in children six and under. the cdc found a 30% drop in doctor visits for ear infections over 15 years, some think the decline in parental smoking plays a role because less smoke results in less irritation of airways. another factor may be use of a vaccine preventing against a vaccine t

. >> let's check in with sandhya patel. >> live 7 hd tracking rain and tracking a cell and i'll show you where we are seen active weather. last couple of hours, we've seen hundred lightning strikes, take you into the south bay where you'll see the area of purple. that is hail. this cell is headed to the san jose area into saratoga, 11:28 and heading into los gatos at 11:33. we have moderate and heavy rain around pittsburg, out towards the brentwood area. this isn't the last of the storm. we're actually going to see more scattered showers and thunderstorms behind the storm for tomorrow. look at the next system upstream that is a powerful storm late saturday night into sunday. >>> lisa amin gulezian is live in pacifica. >> where high tide is less than an hour away. how is it looking along the coast? >> reporter: it's been crazy. we've had a little of everything. pouring an hour go. this is what it looked like along the coast. >> at half moon bay, waves crashed against the break wall and boat owners prepared themselves for this storm hours ago. many doubled up on their lines to help tie

. >> i'm sandhya patel. drops have developed in the north bay. there is a chance of rain through morning. i'll be back with a full look i'll be back with a full look at the accu-weathehehehehehehehe go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> an accident on interstate 880 landed five people in the hospital. none of their injuries is life threatening but one of the cars flipped over before 11:00 near a street. four cars in all were involved in this wreck. the chp is investigating the cause. >>> sky 7 hd was overhead the san mateo bridge where this small sail boat was lodged. no one was aboard. the boat drifted from the oyster point area until it hit the bridge. and the mast snapped and fell. the bridge was not damaged and strong winds and shallow water prevented the coast guard from reaching this vessel. and

sandhya patel is here with the forecast this, came down today. >> absolutely. we've had from of a half inch to an inch and a half of rain this, is nudging in comparison to what is coming up sunday. up to a half foot of rain, half a foot in the jant cruz mountains. there is from south beach camera. we're seeing? sm rain, and in the higher elevations looking at what's happening from heavenly camera there is visibility down to a quarter mile. an accident has been recorded and shut down. there is still a wet situation. scattered showers in the north bay now. mostly light, pockets of moderate rainfall. east bay, there is rain. if you look here, mount diablo there is snow mixing in with rain. around the bay moderate to heavier rainfall right now into sierra nevada 80 is shut down due to an accident there. chains required on other routes leading to tahoe z they're under a winter storm warning. temperatures now into 40s and 50s, scattered showers and thunderstorms through tomorrow. snow levels around 2500 feet. and high definition camera we've seen something staying on

i'm sandhya patel. temperatures getting close to 70 degrees tomorrow. >>> plus, san francisco souvenirs, >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> raise fares and reduce service. one proposal would cut weekend service entirely and only one week day trains during commute hours, but the most controversial is closing up to seven stations, including south san francisco, belmont and san bruno and the college park station in san jose. no decision were made at today's meeting. >> makers of composite vehicles have new redesigned models. >> you would hope that the redesigns make for better vehicles. >> however, that is what supposed to do. they designed vehicles but they have turned up half a dozen designs that come up short. >> at consumer reports auto tests, they test every aspect of the vehicles. how well the car handles to how well the interior is laid out. when a redesigned vehicle is tested you would expect to see significant improvements. toyota four runner along with five others does

for more here is meteorologist sandhya patel. >> we are still under a tsunami advisory. california coast is under advisory parts of the oregon and parts of alaska. tsunami levels have dropped off but still watch out for dangerous currents and surges the harbors and marinas stay out of the water and off the beaches. at the height of all of this the peak wave height crescent city over eight feet. arena cove 4.7 and monterey harbor was coming in 2.4 feet. santa cruz harbor the wave heights were a little bit higher. another update for you tsunami warning cancelled for russia japan mexico and all of central and south america tsunami warning has been cancelled. it has been cancelled for the philippines, guam tonga hawaii just an update from the west coast warning center. >>> and we have much more to bring you on the earthquake and the tsunami in the pacific including how one of bay area's oldest restaurants is helping earthquake victims. >> how japan literally moved the earth itself. >> then later on "nightline". >> coming up on "nightline," the latest devastating images out o

. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. record-setting warmth today, and we will do it again tomorrow. your temperatures are coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. all of that coming up in a few minutes. then terry moran hosts "nightline." >> from jersey shore to teen moms and housewives. there is a steady bout of fighting and is it turning us into violent junk keys? and land lord a decade of monster quakes, why it is so hard to tell where the you can see >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> a soldier from pleasanton has been killed serving in afghanistan. he was on his way to a military airport on tuesday when an apparent road side bomb exploded. the pleasanton weekly says he was a licensed massage therapist before enlisting in the army as a medical technician. he was due to be discharged next year. >>> former state controller steve wesley is facing scrutiny for his close ex connections to president obama and how he may have used them. that relationship is being questioned because of millions of doll

sand you -- sandhya patel is here with an early look at radar. >> that's right. you can see that it is raining pretty steadily across most of the bay area. the north bay continues to see the rain here. they have been the source of most of the moisture all day long. but the rain is shifting, and it has moved into the east bay. it is now into the san francisco pacifica area. a little more moderate in intensity. it has been raining in san francisco as you just mentioned, but becoming a little more moderate to heavy around the great highway boulevard and ocean boulevard. it is definitely getting wet outside. the steady rain and the most heaviest of the rain will go through tonight. so tomorrow morning we are facing a few showers for the morning commute. we are not done with the rain just yet. i will be back with a wet accu-weather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. dan? >> sandhya, thanks a lot. >>> tonight pg&e is facing the possibility of severe fines. that's after failing to locate a large number of documents dealing with gas pipeline safety. state regulators wa

meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking everything for us. >> that's right. let's look at live doppler 7hd. we have steady rain right now in the north bay. it is really light across petaluma and novato and santa rosa. fairfield is reporting some very light rain, and it is spotty elsewhere. you will notice some light returns around the peninsula and the monterey bay and south bay. two storms, first is getting ready to move onshore and you can see it here. this will be impacting us overnight and into tomorrow. the next storm will be here on sunday. rainfall totals with the first storm are going into saturday night. up to an inch and a half in the santa cruz mountains. north bay anywhere from three quarters to an inch and a half. you can see .40 in the east bay. they are picking up a quarter of an inch and possibly up to half an inch. the sunday storm is even weaker. so the rainfall totals are not impressive at all. the santa cruz mountains up to a quarter of an inch. you can say it is much wider across the rest of the bay area here. after monday though -- after

sandhya patel is here with the full forecast. >> this wasn't the strongest of the storms either. let's show you what is happening right now. we do have moderate rain around the santa cruz mountains and out toward morgan hill. it is coming down toward santa clara, burbank, fremont, homestead road, mountain view is getting pounded heavily here. brief downpours are are not out of the question. around marin county we are seeing moderate rainfall and out toward the east bay, some steady rain is falling. in case you live near a river and you want to know what your river stage is, it is over 17 feet right now. the flood stage is 32 feet. as you look at the list, most of the areas are well below flood stage right now, and they are not expected to reach flood stage. what we are concerned about are the smaller streams and creeks seeing rapid rise over the next few days. the temperatures in the 40s and 50s. wet and windy the next few days. chance of thunderstorms. there is a possibility of flooding and landslides which is why there is a flash flood watch for the north bay mountains and sant

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. >> let's go to sandhya patel. >> it is going to be a rough ride for the morning commute. let's show you live doppler 7hd, and right now we are seeing some rain. it is heavy in spots. let me take you in here to the santa cruz mountains where they are getting some very heavy rainfall. this cell here, i'm tracking it now, and it is headed heading into freedom by 11:25, and it will get nasty out there as we head toward the morning commute. you can see around a mount hamill top, they are getting some snow indicated in pink. and as we pan around we have moderate to heavy rain. it is just near the golden gate bridge. this is near sausalito around 11:15. the heavier rain is coming. it is during the morning commute as a stropger storm will move in. urban and small stream flood advisory goes into affect at 5:00 a.m. and continues until 5:00 p.m. thursday. localized flooding of streets and under passes and poor drainage areas. we have a wind advisory going into affect at 5:00 tomorrow morning and continuing until the afternoon. southly winds gusting to 45. potential for downed trees

. >> let's go to sandhya patel and she's watching the rain. >> check out the video one more time. this is from our viewer, you can see how draw matic this video was of the water spout that formed over ocean beach. you wonder why this is not detected on our radar. let me explain to you. our radar beam is 3500 feet. we're a good 50 miles from that radar site. and bit time that reaches up, the beam is near 10,000 feet. this storm did not get captured here and it was difficult to see because it's so high, the beam, it overshot the storm. take a look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see it's raining and moderates in pockets, more scattered in nature, this is snowing and you can see steady rain and it's going to be heavy. this storm is moving out there. is a powerful storm poised to move in and expected to bring up to a half foot of rain in some mountains. i'll be back a look at the detilz storm causing big problems in the sierra. there is a deadly pile up that closed interstate 80 today this, is about 12 miles from the scene of the accident. and there is traffic flowing and also moving on

. >> in just over 24 hours goitsing to turn wet and windy here, i'm sandhya patel. i'll show how much rain so-to-expect coming up. >> and later you're going to see how people at pixar are enjoying their bibibibibibibibii you can see >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> starting tomorrow, stan jose will tax marijuana clubs tonight. the new tax is a new twist in a complex debate. dave hodges feels like he's in twilight zone. san jose doesn't recognize the collective as a legitimate business but starting tomorrow is required to pay a 7% tax on its gross receipt autos they're saying is that you're drug dealers and have to give us a cut. it's bizarre. >> the city's finance department held a meeting today and complexities were off limits. >> our importance is the reporting and remitting of the marijuana business tax. >> city leader says regulations aren't in place but they're working on them. and voters overwhelmingly approved measure u allowing for up to a 10% tax on medicinal marijuana. the council settled on 7%. >> this will not fix our pensio

. >> i'm sandhya patel. hope you're enjoying sun, rain, and wind are come together bay area by tomorrow night. i'll have more on the storm coming up. >> and plus, local surgeons give a boy born you can see [ female announcer ] it's monday, some people will stick with their old way of getting vitamins and minerals. others will try total raisin bran with 100% of the daily value of 11 essential vitamins and minerals, and thluscious taste of plump juicy raisins ancrunchy whole grain flakes. ♪ guess it's all about what kind of crunch you like. ♪ how are you getting 100%? ♪ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> here is what sky 7 hd spotted today. a car flipped over the sound wall landing in the backyard of a hem. chp officers say the driver hit a paved ditch on the side of the road. her car flipped over. the driver was taken to the hospital with a broken leg, she's okay. >> and consumer reports announced a list of the best all-warn car makers. honda had the best over all score followed by

. >> and and i'm sandhya patel. i'll have details on next storm coming up. >> and how you can capture sounds of the golden gate bridge to help this celebration. stay with us. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> caltrans believes it may take up to a month to fix this part of highway 1. as you can see there is a large chunk of the bay bridge fell around 5:00 last night. all southbound lanes disappeared, and it looks like soil is giving way beneath the northbound labor as well. and merchants are worry koit cost between 50% to 70% of the business. >> crews started tunneling on the oakland side of the expanded caldecott tunnel today, marking a major milestone for the fourth floor project. work is expected to take longer because of rock conditions. and two lanes have been added to the tunnel which should ease traffic congestion. the new tunnel was open to traffic by late 2013. >> you're being asked to help answer the question what does the golden gate bridge sound like? there is a composition in

i'm sandhya patel and will show where temperatures get into 70s coming up. >> and thank you. and the tiny little fish that are causing a big mess bringing boat traffic to a stand still in a southern you can see >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a smelly mess in a marina. millions of dead fish clogged king harbor today, it's believed they swam into the harbor to escape a red tide, possibly then suffocated. a red tide is a naturally-occurring bloom of toxic algae that can poison fish. and there is a story where where you owe more than your home is worth. >> and michael finney is here about the number of homes now underwater. >> things getting worse, not better nearly one out of every four homes in the united states is underwater. and this firm says 23% of the homeowners owe more than homes are worth that. number from october through december and translates to 300,000 more homes underwater than the year before. and this is after three straight quarters of decline. triple a says gas is four cents shy of $4. and that is. >> ier than the average and not

. >> sandhya patel is here with the latest. >> not until next week at the soonest. there is live doppler 7. san lower yenzo river is under a flash flood warning extended until 6:00 p.m. now in santa cruz county nearing flood stages. you can see the rain pushed out of there. there is some light rainfall. towards woodside there is a line of rain moving in. in the east bay just steady rainfall, you can see here with getting you down to street level. there is some moderate pockets around coming sky around around alhambra valley road. so it's still some wet weather out there. and there is is a wind advisory. southern winds gusting 25-35 miles per hour possibly up to 45. so there is a potential for downed trees and power lines there, still. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast including showers and storms over the weekend. >> thank you. >> and there is breaking news connected to weather now. sky 7 is live over a rescue attempt underway in san jose. >> and as sky 7 zooms in, you can see a boat there. it's where the guadalupe river goes on to henning street. offici

. >> i'm sandhya patel. put umbrella as way tomorrow, goitsing to be dry. how long this will remain dry before more rain moves in, in the accu-weather forecast. >> it's bal for you -- back to school for you tube. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> there is a possible break through in the continuing controversy over smart meter autos there is surprising support for letting us opt out. the president of the california public utilities commission ordered pg&e to come up with proposals on how customer koz opt out of the smart meters. thousands complained they caused huge and inaccurate spikes in their bills, recently some expressed concerns radio frequency radiation levels from those meters can increase cancer risks and heart problems. the cpuc president is asking pg&e to come um with an opt out proposal. and that has utility network concerned. >> it will be looking very carefully at any proposal that's require further customer charges. >> peavy is giving two weeks to come up with a proposal. >> airline fares are going up, again. it's

. >> and sandhya patel is looking at gorgeous weather today. >> keep it coming and it's fantastic. >> one more day of it. okay? there are changes coming up. today we had a half a dozen new records to talk about. here is a beautiful view from our high-definition camera. we want to just widen out the shot to show you golden gate bridge and this is beautiful outside. sunshine into tahoe area. here is our camera. you can see great weather out there for spring skiing. skm z.tahoe expected to be into low to mid-60s over next couple days. jant rosa, 85 degrees broke records of 82 set back in 2001. there is san francisco 82. and moffett field is just a degree higher at 79 degrees so far. we're going to see those again tomorrow. there is 80s along the coast. and another warm day tomorrow, more records are likely. cooling begins on friday. significant cooling for saturday with showers coming in. this afternoon, nice dry wind flow warmed most of the bay area with exception of pacifica. most of the rest of the bay area is warm. there is sun out early tomorrow with a mild start. it's going to warm

when new tenants are coming into a master lease patel, they are being screened for bed bugs. they're asked to wash and clean their belongings. i do not have all the details of the process. it is a process that the managers of the program believe is reducing the incidence of the problem in those hotels. what is really challenging about this issue is that this is a pest transmitted by people and their belongings. while we can provide a lot of education and rooms can be prepared to prevent transmission, it is very hard to control a bug that lives on people. it is difficult to do without doing things we would consider a violation of privacy. it is a challenge. the population we're dealing with often has complicated issues. we provide the same sets of resources from adult protective services to mental health services. the city has been supported. the legislature has been supported by providing for nonprofits to help tenants manage. i am going to stop there and take questions. supervisor kim: i do have a couple of questions. i was trying to write down what you are saying. how many

. >> i'm sandhya patel. a look at the accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> and i'm michael finney. live on the 7 on your side offices you have tax questions? we have answers. go to our web site and give us a call. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> sadly, students and teachers at one school are used to break ins but one over the weekend at pride elementary went beyond the usual burglary. >> there was a custodian came to work and realized something wasn't right. and classes had to be cancelled because the glass and damage and was supposed to be a save haven to unsafe. there is volunteers spent saturday morning painting this school yard tr. tl is pride, but not much money for anything else. >> we're waiting for today to see the fate, and how happy they're going to be what we've painted. the thief took it away. from us oo. what they took at some point over the weekend is worth tens of thousands of dollars and more. and there is a bank of new computers and there is a safe inside of

. >> and sandhya patel with tonight's weather. >> weather is going to be changing.re is a live picture from our camera. lovely view of the sun there. and we didn't see a lot of fun today. it was filtered today. and that held the temperatures down and there is a temperatures into 50s along the coast. and there is watsonville, got down to l.a. area there is a record high of 81 degrees. and temperatures not quite as warm. 50s and 60s. there is a quick shot of rain tomorrow. a break friday. more rain late this weekend and don't put umbrella as way. high clouds moving through and they do have a hold of the temperatures down today. we didn't get a bumpbl of time. so temperatures not quite as warm as skbekted. tomorrow and we will see rain arriving tomorrow, starting in the north bay. and will spread. and and interest tl is a storm tracker every few days one system after another bringing possibility of rain to the bay area, it's spring time, soon. not quite yet. and we do see showers march and april. and 5:00 in the morning, we'll see clouds from morning commute. rain star

sandhya patel is here with what to expect. >> there are strong winds ahead of the storm. here is the storm, it's moderate and has moisture associated with it so it arrives and you can see wind picking up ahead of it. a wind advisory gos into affect at 9:00 tonight continuing until 6:00 in the morning. looking out for southerly winds, 20-30 sustained. now with these gusty winds gale warning goes up as well for the coast and san francisco bai. wind is expected to remain a factor during that commute. rain could be heavy in storm periods. especially over mountains so we'll talk about that and the timing of the storm in just a moment. when i come back with the full accu-weather forecast. >> and thank you very much. >> and a big break through tonight in san jogs yeah's $110 million crisis. firefighters say they're offering the mayor and city manager efrlg they asked for including a 10% cut to pay and benefit. reports say they recognized seriousness and wanted to get a deal done now. >> and there is serious confessions and we want them to consider this and take it as it is. >> i

near winsor and sandhya patel is tracking rain and is here with the latest. >> take a look. we have drizzle or and north bay vacaville sigh seeg light returns in the east bay. and light showers and this is going to be the case over the next 24 hours do look for more showers heading into tomorrow as well. rainfall totals have varied qilt a bit from over two inches and close to that in san rafael to trace amounts in places like hayward and san jose. 29/100ths in hairfield. and santa rosa got 7 hugts of rain. after tomorrow's hours we do get a break friday but don't put umbrellas away just yet. the weekend forecast is coming up. >> thanks. >> the san bruno fire chief testified today to federal investigators that pg&e never told his fire department about large gas transmission lines in neighborhoods. the national transportation safety board continued its hearing in the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion today. abc 7 joins us live from washington, d.c. with more. >> pg&e told ntsb it has enhanced communications with first responders and customers but that has been since the expl

sandhya patel is here with the forecast. we had a nice break. >> we did indeed, dan.i hope you had a chance to get out and say voar -- savor the moment. this is from the high definition emeryville camera. we saw the sun and it continued until sun down which was at 7:18. just some high clouds going through late this afternoon and into the evening. the temperatures are running a good 5 to 10 degrees cooler than where they were yesterday. it is certainly a dryer air mass. it is not the subtropical air mass we were dealing with. the 40s and 50s at this hour. chance of showers in the north bay. rainy and windy on friday with a chance of thunder. the snow level drops to 3,000 feet heading into saturday. so we have been talking about rain and talking about more rain and the accu-weather seven-day forecast is wet. most of the bay area is running above normal. san jose notice 75% of average. you are way behind. as you look here, santa rosa 115% of normal. 107 in oakland. even places like sacramento are well above average ukiah about 90%. we will be adding to this. tomorrow not

jand patel is here on a look at what we can suspect with the next series of storms. >> there is storms possible in the next 48 hours, you can see some moisture is starting to move onshore, not all of this is reaching the ground. the main band of rain is still off the coastline. and not very me your -- measurable z a flash flood watch has been issued beginning at midnight continuing into wednesday afternoon. for north bay mountains and jant cruz mountains and monterey bay. expecting heavy rain up to three quarters of an inch per hour, rapid rises of creeks and streams, and landslides are possible. concern is that jant cruz mountains where winds could enhance rainfall. three to five inches of rain are possible over two days. two storms are coming up. first one is coming in now. next one going to follow quickly on its heels. and i'll be back in just a few minute autos all roads into yosemite park are closed because of the weather. the storm this past weekend dumped more than three feet of snow in yosemite valley and knocked out power, there is no word on when the park will reopen. >> poli

i mean >> let's go to sandy patel, our meteorologist, she is paying very close attention to the tsunami issues in hawaii and here in california. sandy? >> well, the west coast alaska tsunami warning center has upgraded the watch for coastal california to a tsunami warning. it's a tsunami warning for coastal california and oregon from point conception to the oregon/washington border. if you are listening, listen carefully. a tsunami has been generated. it is expected to cause damage in the warning area and/or advisory areas. if you are in a low-lying area, go away. if you are near the coast, go to higher ground. listen to emergency officials. estimated arrival time, cressent city, 7:23, san francisco, 8:08. a tsunami watch has been upgraded to a warning for the san francisco area. the california coastal area. >> let's check back with the usgs with a tsunami expert. eric, can we expect now that the warning has been issued that we will be hearing sirens here at some point. >> the office of emergency services will have their orch plans of what to do in a tsunami warning and they are very we

sandhya patel is here. >> we will get an early preview of spring when the temperatures climb into the 70s. yes, it will happen. let me show you what it looked like from the high definition sutro camera. earlier in the morning we had a few showers, but later in the day some lingering clouds, and really a lovely sunset at 6:10. it was not absolutely clear and it is still not clear route now. as you look at the latest satellite picture you can see we have cloud cover here. most is high-level cloudiness which will prevent widespread fog from forming, but we will have to deal with some patches by morning. temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. partly cloudy tonight. patchy fog. sunny and warmer for tomorrow. and we are looking at a shower chance on thursday. the best chance is in the north bay. now that it is feeling like spring, we should bring you the pollen count. if you suffer from allergies you know it is definitely going to be on the moderate to high side. grasses and weeds are running nonexit -- nonexistent. here is the satellite and radar. high pressure controls our weather. you can

. >>> let's talk to meteorologist sandhya patel. it is perfect for skiing or whatever you want to do these days. >> absolutely beautiful weather. and if you have been waiting for warm weather, you don't have to wait much longer. tomorrow and the following day we will see temperatures getting into the 80s in some areas. i know that's hard to believe. high definition sutro camera showing you a view of ocean beach. you can see the fog coming in. some high clouds, but the fog is present along the coastline tonight, and that will hold the temperatures in check tomorrow. it is certainly going to see a significant warm up around 9 -- around the bay and inland. we do have some fog along the coast. a warming trend the next two days and the record highs are possible. cooler starting on friday. so this is how much warmer it is going to get. look at santa rosa. 82 tomorrow and 84 on thursday. san francisco going from 71 tomorrow to 73. you look at san jose, 78 degrees, pretty warm for this time of year. these are the temperatures you would see

let's get all of the details from sandhya patel. >> i know the little league games tomorrow will be justine. and then we will have to worry about the rain at least getting into the north bay by the evening. and then heading into sunday, the highs for today are quite mildment -- mild. got up to 70 degrees in santa cruz. really spring-like around here. 68 in morgan hill and mid60s around the inland east bay and also in the north bay valleys. half moon bay where it was 59 degrees was one of our coolest spots for the day. as you look at this view, a lovely afternoon and a lovely evening, but the sun was a little on the hazy side. it is because of the high clouds that went through, and we are continuing to see those clouds moving in. but they are not going to produce any rain just yet. we have to wait for that. the temperatures in the 40s and the 50s. clouds thicken and the rain arrives in the evening. look for scatter ited showers on sunday. most of the rain is going to fall while many of you are asleep. so just to keep that in mind. higher pressure here is weakening. you can see all of the

. >> sandhya patel is tracking it and is here with the latest forecast. >> as we look at live doppler 7hd, it is a quiet scene. we have a few showers but they are in the north bay, ukiah getting line rain. the rest of you are dealing with the cloud cover and even some fog in places like half moon bay. chain controls on 80 and 50. you can see it is snowing across this area. in south lake tahoe, it has been a mix. look at this time lapse. it was raining and then snowing and then it was raining. this was a mild storm. it did drop a few inches in the high country. they are still going to get a few more inches, but i think you will be okay to go up there tomorrow or the following day if you have plans to go skiing. here are the 24-hour rainfall totals. impressive in some areas. ben low man over two inches of rain. we had two inches in sonoma county san raver fie yell close to two -- san rafael, close to two inches. .20 in nap -- napa. when the storm did come through, we had 40 to 50 mile an hour wind gusts, primarily in the northern end of our viewing area. where do we stand? with all of t

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ten minutes time and date with all the major cross talk next hour where people about death discuss patel's legacy ok doctors in a rush hour out of the pioneer alternative treatment to heart transplants and with the shortage of organ donations in the culture the technique is giving hope to thousands of people. to report. it's a smile that comes straight from the heart that's how she almost died from heart failure two decades ago but these visits a cardiology ward for regular check out her little. look at her she's just a picture of health i know she's been living with a new heart longer than with her own. ducted the miscarriage operate on natasha twenty one years ago when a donor organ was her only hope for live one of the best known cardiac surgeons in russia he performed hundreds of lifesaving transplants but still thinks of the thousands he couldn't do because of the shortage of donor organs nowadays he's pioneering any technique that gives some patients on the analyst waiting list a more definite hope. a heart transplant is not a panacea firstly the supply of donor organs is so short th

>> for jand patel, thanks for joining us. >> and we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight on "world news," hurtling higher. gas prices climbing by the day. we seek answers to what is ahead and what can be done. >>> bouncing back. nearly 200,000 new jobs. so, who is hiring big time tonight? and what about the out-of-work americans you met here, have they landed a job? >>> what happened? a high school sports star makes the winning play, then collapses and dies. we learned what happened to his heart. >>> and made in america. your great ideas for keeping jobs here at home. tonight, the american worker is our "person of the week." >>> good evening. they were out there today at just about every gasoline station in america, 114,000 stations across the country. the workers pulling down one set of prices and slapping up new, higher ones. prices all americans have seen climb almost every single day. since the start of the year, take a look at this, the average price of a gallon has jumped 10%, from $3.07 to $3.38. so, we sought an answer. how much higher can this go? matt gutman reports in tonight f

sandhya patel is here now. >> waves will be building so we're still facing dangerous conditions out there. two storms coming up. over the next three days there is the accu-weather forecast wet beyond the weekend. there is showers there. you can see here around santa rosea, light returns near winsor. so continuing to see that throughout next couple hours. numbers now into 50s and 60s, here are the highlights. rain, wind friday. chance of thunderstorms and it's a stormy start to spring. satellite and radar, storm we're watching is this one this, is our new storm arriving friday. it has right dynamics to bring us heavy rain and wind. starting out tomorrow morning, the commute starts to get wet into the north bay at 5:00. and you'll notice a line of heavy rain starting to move in around 11:00 aem. -heavy rain starts to shift into santa cruz mountains and south bay by 3:00 in the afternoon. it doesn't end there. behind the front, still, wet weather going for evening get away. evening commute. could be some snow atop mount hamilton. 4,000 feet, snow level will be coming down to 3500 feet friday

as we convened for this extraordinary summit, i salute sheila patel for not only alcee has done, but because most ec believes that she has only just begun she has only just lip the spark -- lit the spark. >> my dear friend and partner in the summit, mr. a stams. furstenburg. she will be at the u.n. tomorrow night. >> all women are my heroes because all women are strong. but tonight i want to recognize the special moment, a special hero. her name is rebecca. i met rebecca two years ago. she came and visited me. she told me all toldher. she told -- she told me all about her how she had to flee her village. he told me about the village and community she created with other women and turned them into a village of artisans. i told her i have a village on the fourth floor. i took her to the design studio. and together we made some jewelry, which i showed in my fashion show and that i sell in my shop. rebecca and i will share the stage tomorrow. i want to thank tina for making this possible. i think this is creating so much wonderful energy. i am humbled and happy to be here and i am happy t

supreme court to justice ruth bader ginsburg and on the united states court of appeals to judge david patel. professor liu served as a legal and policy adviser in the department of education. he also has private practice experience at the prestigious law firm. and he is now a tenured constitutional law professor and the associate dean of the bolt hall school of law. among other accolades he has received the university of california at berkeley's highest award for teaching. he has been a legal consultant to the san francisco unified school district, he is a recipient of the education law association's award for distinguished scholarship, he is an elected member of the american law institute, and he is on the board of trustees of stanford university. as a professor, he has written extensively. his work has been published in prestigious journals such as the stanford law review, the california law review and the iowa law review. there's no question that some of this written work is thought-provoking. as professor liu himself said at his last hearing, the job of law scholars when they write, aga

patel. my analysis is that we've had large technical increases in medical care. and that they've grown, the technical increases have grown faster than our ability to pay for them. and our economy just can't keep up with it. and for the quality of care that they really could provide. i'm part of an aging population. why shouldn't i work hard in my lifetime and at 79 continue to work each with health problems -- even with health problems so that i save my money and select what care i feel is needed even though i can't afford, the most i can afford and if i can't afford it, so be it, that's my problem. i'm a human being, i've worked hard, i've done my thing. now, my grandfather couldn't afford a ford car. he had to keep his hourses. but i as a grandchild didn't have to pay for them. right now i could, i would love to have a safer car than i currently drive. but i don't have it. now, why -- >> sir, i'm sorry -- >> why should i have to pay for this health care plan and force it on my grandchildren? why shouldn't i take care of myself, maybe not get the best nursing ca

leading the assault will be kavita patel. she is the managing director for delivery system reform at the engelberg center at the brookings institution here she is the former director policy for the white house office of public engagement and in trouble -- intergovernmental affairs. you may remember some of her videos from the legislative debate over this law. she is also the former deputy staff director for the senate health committee under then- chairman senator edward kennedy. kavita will be talking about the provisions of the lot are intended to improve the quality of care and how it is delivered in the united states. i will follow her to talk a little bit about the history and debate over the law and the quality and access issues. ron pollack will be following me. ron is the founding executive director of families usa, a national organization for health care consumers, and their mission is to achieve affordable health care coverage for everyone in the u.s.. ron will be talking about the active provisions. he will be follo

. >> patel that at the end it by that time. -- i will tell that at the end if we have time.ld you address voter apathy please? that means and not a whole lot of money from teachers union's influence those elections. the reason why that is problematic in a lot of ways is that if you look at the vast majority of states across the country, the policies that govern staffing of schools and who teaches at the rich kids and when are determined to the collective bargaining process. when you have a slate of school board members who are elected through union dollars then you essentially had the union on both sides of the bargaining table. if the union got me elected, i will not go hard-core acted the union for a better contract. i am rely on them to get elected next time. that is what is problematic. we have to find a way to get the public more engaged in public education. you have to know when your school board elections are. you have to know exactly what those people stand for and who they are going to stand for when it comes to running the school district. >> we have a question on