we are adding to the snow pook. we hope to continue to add to it. ocean beach we had clouds and a few passing showers. you see a little bit of sun off and on. ha late in the evening, there is going to be a taste of pacific northwest or canadian air conditioning tomorrow. the wind are off the ocean. we are expecting sunny skies, but highs only in the mid to upper 60s. what's left of the showers, we saw heavy rain towards gilroy. most of the action has been off to our south and east. as the system continues to move across central california, still a chance east of san jose along the santa cruz mountains. we see isolated showers. the trend will be to dry us out for sunday. bringing you up to day on the rainfall total, we had a good amount for shows. in october dropping below average. as we move further north the numbers drop off. we did get rain for halloween. san francisco with a half inch of missing rainfall for october. that number drops off for the north bay, falling behind about an inch and a half. we certainly need to add to the totals moving for

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. >> sreenivasan: just like when we see lower gas prices back into consumer pocket pooks here, do you think there will be enough frustration on the parts of russians when they see these economic positions, maybe something that affects them. they'll say stop with all the saber rattling. focus on our country. >> it might happen put there's a lot history in russia of the general population being passive, accepting what the government does, of believing that the government must have superior knowledge to what they have. it will be very interesting to see what happens as the winter goes by. i think this might be a year of concern for russia but i think it's too early to predict that's of that something is going to go wrong yet. >> sreenivasan: all right, kimberly marten, thanks so much for your time. >> thank you uhari. >> sreenivasan: and now to our signature segment, our original in-depth reports from around the nation and around the world. tonight, we take a look at a growing problem in many of our states that produce the food we eat. we're talking about weeds that are resistant to comm

let take a pook nchblt -- you can see where the rain is coming down already. christina is really the prp personal. >> a lot of this activity is racing out of here. you sfluchlt that's the sub miss keep your umbrella handy. it does look like that will be the fe and i just a flaw on prchl so keep that in mind. as we head throw f and then we bring on the rain and even. in nonetheless, bchblt this is not other oun sfchl. in in. >> and mike always take his ease and makes it easier for us here this morning. redundancies this morning. >> the water is on the lens. that's because we don't have a working wiper apparently on that lens but you do on your cars. make sure they're in good condition. the metering lights are on. they may want to keep traffic a little bit lighter there. we'll look at your match from our emeryville cass pfrm personal. >>> just before you get to the tunnel, a crash over on the shoulder. the green blocks right here the wrp pmt south bay, the connector ramp has some water there but traffic is flowing smoothly from the sensor. the headlights have a

the harvard law professor is also the author of the, pook "terror tunnels, the case for israel's just war against hamas." looking at those pictures, they're disturbing. >> they're essentially beheadings. they're not different from what isis has done. these were people with access coming in and trying to essentially behead rabbis at prayer. people of peace, people who are not part of the political activities in israel. i knew one of them. i knew the family of one of them. he was a bostonian and a great peace lover. >> the fbi will launch its own investigation. how might that work? >> it won't be anything more than symbolic. israeli intelligence is much better equipped to get to the causes of this. the fbi will come in because technically these were american citizens and the fbi has jurisdiction. it will help the israelis but israeli intelligence and police will do the vast majority of the work. >> israeli authorities believe these two men were lone wolves, they were palestinian men but they believe they were lone wolves and they say these kinds of attack are happening more often within

now, in this pook that she has out now called "stonewalled," she says the source that she had check itdefense intelligence agency, or the national security agency. >> others are suggesting it may just be something with a simple explanation. critics are say, wait a minute, not so fast. it doesn't have any of the hallmarks of typical hacking. there wouldn't be someone sitting there just deleting things. could it actually be a stuck delete key just deleting as it's going? >> it might be. but here's what we know. we know the administration has surveilled journalists because one of them works right here at the fox news channel. james rosen and his parents, by the way, came under federal surveillance because he was asking questions the obama people didn't like. we talked to governor mike huckabee earlier in the show about the possibility of government spying on journalists. here's what he said. >> this is really scary stuff. i mean seriously scary stuff. this is not only -- this is a violation of everything in the entire bill of rights. but we don't know that the government did it at this po