. >> let's go over to jeff rainier skpet sun is shining for the groundbreaking ceremony. >> sure is. into santa clara, but it's not going to stop the action. winds northwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour. you guys will be going back to the live picture in a few moments. also up here towards novato and stran. more than onshore flow. here's the thing. san francisco now starting to turn out of the northwest at 13 and a sign of the warming that is moving in from the south. that warmest weather whether it's dry and down to gilroy and right across the peninsula, plenty of mid 60s. blue sky across the city. we are going to see that replicated for a couple more days into this forecast. as we come back to the headlines. it will be mainly clear. the best weather for the weekend with beach conditions and 70s and 80s and 90s. the storm track is way off to the north. high pressure from the south and it's a dome of air that is more like may, june, july. that's going to provide this sinking and dry air across the entire northern california region and sbri normal winds. mitt 80s and into saturday, the

. >> reporter: beneath mount rainier stands one of america's most spectacular skylines dominated by the look closely. you might see someone likely to take your breath away. mark pulhalski also known as halo man is on his way to the top. at least as a custodian, few people go higher, but even up where the air is clear, this job has its lows. >> unfortunately we also have to clean out the gutters, which is full of human hair for some reason. >> reporter: speculation about his sanity may be premature, but does he have something of a split personality at work. he's not just a custodian. he's a comedian. >> i wouldn't bungee jump. well, you paid me, i'd obviously do just about everything. >> how much do they pay you to do that? >> what amazes me is the questions people ask. i'm always shocked. here he is, an inch or two between him and tonight and they say excuse me, is this the road i take to vancouver? >> i get this neat bag. i made it to the top. >> reporter: he used to have a comedy act, but now he mixes standup with -- >> i used to change lights at ground level and i asked for a raise.

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they go head to head at the onion serina in germany in their first leg real madrid manager joe using rainier was looking to become the first coach to win the competition with three different clubs starting victories with porto in two thousand and three and into milan in two thousand and ten with the spanish side how to reach the final in ten years they currently have a four point lead at the top of the league and facing else classico with barcelona in between that three legs required a marine who says it's going to be a tough test when they are able to wear the front of the coach over the very good players and. a very strong is that solution of the week for book will be used to push forward so there's a risk to be. a victim of go for it and meanwhile apart munich will be hoping to reach may's final which is to be held at their own stadium their manager you actually lead right out of the title nine hundred ninety eight the german club were looking for their fifth champions league victory although they haven't won europe's premier conversation since two thousand and one. in spades and in footb

that's why i also chose a rainier respects his opponents and once let me try. it this is a champions much we had a very good result not everybody getting the with food zero hero burn a book but the football is football we have to respect the football we have to respect our fans who want a good game also are going to make very few changes we're going to play with a really strong team. alice tend to go off and do the day to go until the start of the year's first major the masters goal number three rory mcilroy has been absolutely augusta course where he suffered a nightmare collapse in the final round of last year's tournament the twenty two year old northern irishman blew a four shot lead on the final day last year but says he's learned from that bitter experience and after that meltdown he went on to win the u.s. open and he thinks his new found mental toughness will give him a real chance to win the green jacket on sunday even though a recent practice round brought back some bad memories. as i said it was just great to be back obviously here the first time i p

he helped rainier escape threats from the kkk. after a white republican was shot, the family decided to leave florence and migrate to salinas, kansas, in 1878. at that time, oscar was just 7 years old. oscar received some education in a congregational church in florence, but graduated from elementary school in salinas. ep also studied bookkeeping at the salinas normal school while working in wheat fields. ten years later at the age of 17, he moved to dayton, ohio. at the age of 18, he moved to chicago just before the next wave of the great migration. in chicago, he earned a living a painter, a decorator, bla plasterer, and eventually a realtor. he became wealthy by leasing buildings formerly occupied by whites to blacks. congre congressman de priest's political career began with his membership on the board of commissioners of cook county, illinois. and then extended to his involvement in the chicago city council from 1915 to 1917. he was the city's first blacking alderman and represented ward two. when his predecessor in congress

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rainier office.y two men robbed the worker at gunpoint yesterday afternoon after he got out of his vehicle. the employee was not hurt in the incident. investigators aren't sure if this robbery is connected to the other two last year. >>> start saving up. this summer it will cost you to ride metro. metro's board voted to approve an across-the-board fare hike yesterday. rail fares will now range from $1.70 to a maximum of $5.75 during peak hours. bus fares will go up a dime. you'll pay 25 cents more to pay at metro lots. anyone who uses a paper fare card will have to pay a dollar surcharge. for the first time, records will be able to buy a 28-day unlimited pass for $230. >>> 4:51 our time now. time for a check on weather and traffic on the 1s. tom kierein's here. >> that's right. >> yesterday i called thursday thurs-gray. today is going to be fly-day. you'll be flying through the air with the wind. really blustering this morning. and there's the view from space. we've cleared out overnight. there is a

the latest one happened about 5:30 this afternoon outside the mount rainier post office.es say two men with a gun robbed the worker after he got out of his vehicle. the worker wasn't injured. the postal service recently made a move to make sure no workers were alone inside an office after two other robberies in recent months. >>> a daycare center in landover will be closed tomorrow after a man went on a rampage in there with a baseball bat. police say michael tyrone young pretended to be a parent to get inside the it's a family affair center today. he is accused of attacking a security guard and then taking a bat to stuff inside the daycare center. no children were hurt. but the security guard is being treated for broken bones in his face. young was to undergo a mental exam. >>> next tuesday marks one year since navy s.e.a.l.s killed osama bin laden in pakistan. the fbi and the department of homeland security issued a terror bulletin warning, americans to keep their eyes and ears open in the days ahead. authorities say there have been no credible threats but there is what

. >> and rainier, i believe. >> there is a a pleasant day today. showers coming our way. and this evening partly cloudy skies and clouds increasing during overnight hours, mild with temperatures from upper 50s to mid-60s and will be mild with lows raininging from about 54-58. cloudier in morning. afternoon hours there are periods of clouds and sun and intervals of clouds and sun and a chance of showers. a greater chance of showers will be later into afternoon and evening hours. there are low 60s on the coast. how much rain are we going to get this week? we'll take a look at that later. >> thank you. >> and still to come on the news at 4:00 a new case of mad cow disease in central california. the latest detail as head. >> the world's most-valuable company beats expectations on wall street. the latest on apple's earnings. >> and there are big banks raking in billions of dollars in overdraft fees and how to protect yourself. >> taking a look at trafficment if you're heading south it's a really easy drive for you. but... quite the opposite for folks trying to make their way e

might see their incidents around that area otherwise the east bay as lawrence missions pounded by rainier'sive look through oakland your drive time is still in the green but it is in the good news between 238 and a macarthur maze mass transit is all anti in this morning so of course of deli great option bart trains heading into downtown san francisco no delay in a quick check your drive time for the east bay and clearly down to the east or freeway in asserting its logo coming out of the altamont pass by there is dried thyme 4 was found 24 so far looks ok for mumbai creek all the way out toward the traffic back to you. >>> you will did not disappoint with their earnings reports the world's largest internet service companies rose 60% in the fourth quarter to nearly $3 billion sales rose and made nearly $8 billion for strong demand such as mobile devices and display ads google announced a two-for- one stock split making its stock affordable for more investors and privacy concerns face but it is providing users with more about the data in its tracks in stores this book says the expanded archive

so i'm standing on mount rainier at about 10,000 feet at camp mere. there's no trees, it's a beautiful, sunny day out. i'm sweating, have sun block on my face, apparently, a few thousand feet makes the sun a lot hotter. but it was warm, it was nice. a day earlier we had climbed to mount paradise, 4-6,000 feet up. chicaned our way up through the ice sheet, but again, it was a very easy climb. and this day up at camp muir, we were practicing being tied in together on a four-man team because the next day we were going to attempt to make the summit. again, very relaxing. and as the day was coming to a close, we were all sitting around a campfire where the camp guides were warming snow to make water for us the next day, and as the lead climb guy after he was finishing the route that we were going to take said, you know, we're going to wake up about 11 and get climbing at 12. so as i'm going back to my tent with my buddies i thought, this is awesome, we're going to get 12 hours of sleep. he said, sorry, scotty, it's called alpine sleep, and you're going to

so i'm standing on mount rainier at about 10,000 feet at camp mere.there's no trees, it's a beautiful, sunny day out. i'm sweating, have sun block on my face, apparently, a few thousand feet makes the sun a lot hotter. but it was warm, it was nice. a day earlier we had climbed to mount paradise, 4-6,000 feet up. chicaned our way up through the ice sheet, but again, it was a very easy climb. and this day up at camp muir, we were practicing being tied in together on a four-man team because the next day we were going to attempt to make the summit. again, very relaxing. and as the day was coming to a close, we were all sitting around a campfire where the camp guides were warming snow to make water for us the next day, and as the lead climb guy after he was finishing the route that we were going to take said, you know, we're going to wake up about 11 and get climbing at 12. so as i'm going back to my tent with my buddies i thought, this is awesome, we're going to get 12 hours of sleep. he said, sorry, scotty, it's called alpine sleep, and you're going to g

rainier office yesterday afternoon after he got out of his vehicle. the employee was not hurt.mployees aren't sure if it's connected to two other incidents last year. the postal service offering a $40,000 reward for anyone with information on the robberies. they released surveys video yesterday of the robbery at the suitland office last september twocht men approached the building. one was carrying a gun. this attack is similar to one that happened a few months before that at the ft. davis post office in southeast d.c. both times two men took money and postal equipment. >>> a former marine from virginia accused of firing shots at the pentagon, the marine corps, museum, and quantico and other military-related targets will be formally sentenced today. 24-year-old yonathan melaku was arrested for the shootings in the female of 2010. prosecutors released a home video of the masked man during one of the overnight shootings. no one was injured in any of the attacks. melaku pled guilty to the charges in january and agreed to a 25-year prison sentence. >>> police have charged one of th

rainier wrote they have the arrest and it will not stop. it's just the beginning, just tips lynnette wrote guilt -- justice. lynnette wrote guilty or not guilty this has to stop. whites, blacks, hispanics get killed every day. why don't they make a big deal about other races and tawanna said this isn't about race. it's about a child being killed. >>> now that zimmerman is charged, what does this all mean in the trayvon martin case going forward? joining us down to break it down on the legal side is roscoe howard, jr., former u.s. attorney for d.c. thank you for coming. in a government special appointed prosecutor with their own team of lawyers and investigators, doesn't sound like a run of the mill trial. am i right or wrong? >> i think you're right. i think they'd like to treat it as a run of the mill trial but just the fact that i'm here, we're in washington talking about it should tell everybody it's not a run of the mill trial. >> we've heard about the stand your ground law. it looks like that's the defense. is the devil in the details

rainier office yesterday afternoon after he got out of his vehicle. the employee was not hurt.gators are not sure if this robbery is connected to the other two last year. >>> the mother of a slain university of virginia lacrosse player, yeardley love, is now suing her daughter's killer. sharon love has filed a more than $30 million lawsuit against george huguely saying he was responsible for the injuries that led to love's death. in february, huguely was convicted on second-degree murder charges for killing love. police say huguely kicked down love's bedry door and fought with her -- bedroom door and fought with her before leaving her in a pal of h-- in a pool or own blood. he will be sentenced in august. >>> this morning we are hearing calls for help after a deadly carbon monoxide poisoning in oxon hill. five people died tuesday inside a home on shelby drive. authorities released the call made by a relative who went to the home after he couldn't reach anyone by phone. >> when i got here, i came in through the front door, and i opened in with my key. that's when i saw that the

chief meteorologist jeff rainier joins us in the weather center. mother nature can't make up her mind. >> we're tracking two different systems on our satellite radar picture. just off shore. some 925 miles apart. and here's the thing. we're not going to get hit overly hard by either system, they're passing throughout the bay area and will bring us cooling april showers as the jet stream is expected to drop to the south, and with some of that upper level lift with the jet stream, may see a few isolated thunderstorms. t it will be one of those areas of moisture that moves. wednesday, some will get some activity and others stay dry. anywhere from 200ths of an inch to 300ths in morgan hill. and san francisco may not get anything at all. and every rain drop we can still, of course, desperately need. while we have had improvements in santa rosa and oakland, 65% of normal, we need more in san jose. we'll also track our chances of rain in thursday's forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> okay. see you soon. thanks, jeff. >>> still ahead at 6:00, if y

whether he can in lost the palo alto sidewalks, not wanting to move out of my bag, getting tired on the rainier, they went into my pelvis, just as we all know here with issues every day and i know is they quickly to introduce from the nba, my problems were not over. imagine statistics class. as you can see here been in business today not to do you get this. the students i cannot. unlike now, what are you talking about? financial accounting. hundreds of thousands of excel blocks with numbers that work off each other. i just did a small glimpse, one block at a time. unlike a paperless or thousand 455. look on your sheet. okay, where is the? i mean, it was amazing the issues that i had come of it all came to teamwork. it all came back to the army values that i had to trust another people. the platoon i'd know, men and women that supported me was the same support i still needed. having friends like eli here today be a partner that would help describe instantly and understand where things went and how things went allowed me to finally graduate and it was awesome. again, i felt like i was on top of t

two men robbed a postal worker at gun-point outside the-month rainier office yesterday afternoon. after he got out of his vehicle. the employee wasn't hurt. investigators aren't sure if this robbery is connected to two similar incidents that happened last year. >>> the u.s. postal inspection service is offering $40,000 to anyone with information on the robberies, at the suitland office last september. two men approached the building, one of them carrying a gun. this attack is similar to one that happened a few months before at fort davis post office in southeast d.c. >>> both times two men took money and postal equipment. >>> going to check in again with tom kierein for the latest on the forecast. tom? >> still a chill in the air, barbara. around our region, temperatures are in the 50s most locations. around the hometown network right now, chantilly, 57, gaithersburg, 53, andrews air force base, prince george's county, 54. beautiful saint michaels, is in the mid 50s. we have a freeze watch out for those counties across the northern part of maryland into the pennsylvania border and

mine, of course, was continue y hunch rainier shipping, to maintain and get the physical these for my children and providing resources as far as obtaining a lawyer for me as far as the contra nor -- congress is quite content to be able to further do that. i do not have any mental health issues. but they have set me up with a mental worr that i can talk as far as support. i said, when you are homeless, it is one thing, but when you are dealing with other emotional issues, it isnother. >> looking at your challenges here, being homeless, and dealing with children's issues, whicis the one issue, you can survive and do a thing, but when you throw in children and not wanting to lose them and keep the family unit together, and having a possible threats against your life and your safety and secity. as i said, thank you for sharing that steing. -- that stor i was disturbed when i read that you called the va for help, they basically put you off. what we are hearing a lot, whether it is dealing with claims, these types of assistance issues that lack a personal touch his sometimes is all you need

mine, of course, was continue my hunch rainier shipping, to maintain and get the physical these for myd providing resours as far as obtaining a lawyer for me as far as the contra nor -- congress is quite content to be able to further do that. i do not have any mental health issues. but they have set me up with a mental worker that i can talk as far as support. i said, when you are homeless, it is one thing, but when you are dealing with other emotional issues, it is another. >> looking at your challenges here, being homeless, and dealing with children's issues, which is the one issue, you can survive and do a thing, but when you throw in children and not wanting to lose them and keep the family unit together, and having a possible threats against your life and your safety and security. as i said, thank you for sharing that steering. -- that story. i was disturbed when i read that you called the va for help, they basically put you off. what we are aring a lot, whether it is dealing with claims, these types of assistance issues that lack a personal touch his sometis is all you need. they

so i'm standing on mount rainier at about 10,000 feet at camp mere. there's no trees, it's a beautiful, sunny day out. i'm sweating, have sun block on my face, apparently, a few thousand feet makes the sun a lot hotter. but it was warm, it was nice. a day earlier we had climbed to mount paradise, 4-6,000 feet up. chicaned our way up through the ice sheet, but again, it was a very easy climb. and this day up at camp muir, we were practicing being tied in together on a four-man team because the next day we were going to attempt to make the summit. again, very relaxing. and as the day was coming to a close, we were all sitting around a campfire where the camp guides were warming snow to make water for us the next day, and as the lead climb guy after he was finishing the route that we were going to take said, you know, we're going to wake up about 11 and get climbing at 12. so as i'm going back to my tent with my buddies i thought, this is awesome, we're going to get 12 hours of sleep. he said, sorry, scotty, it's called alpine sleep, and you're going to