guys, do we have rob? rob, can you hear me? >> reporter: can you hear me, brooke?eporter: you questioned whether or not this was a tornado. it defensely was. it was at least 200 yards wide. i'm assuming the damage northern alabama, and injuries are -- we've got at least six serious injuries, as many as ten not so serious. as we passed by, there were basically two axis points to the harder-hit community. first nobody is allowed access and emergency personnel is going in and out. at last check they were setting up a triage area to treat some injured that were being pulled from that area. we are set up farther down the road. there's been some injuries here. i'm looking across a small lake at a home that's completely destroyed where a woman was airlifted earlier before we got here, but i'm assuming the area i'm standing in is not quite as bad as the area they're pulling the injured out of. stageal damage in this town called utuwa, north and east of chattanooga, and without a doubt they are ratsed, afraid for what's still to come. there's a warm, humid breeze happening,

>> hey, happy spring, rob, everyone. we'll go out here to the construction on 880 but the live look will show you the high street off ramp is clear. it's cleared just south of the coliseum. we have a smooth drive now. the onramp to the southbound side might have a crew there, but no slower, lighter volume, and a live look at the san mateo bridge. very clear, guys, back to you. >>> thank you very much. san francisco sheriff should face whether he'll face an ethics probe and a potential loss of his job. ed lee says he'll announce his decision the day after mirkarimi pleads guilty to charges. live in san francisco with all the details on this breaking story. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, one thing's for sure, the story is far from over. after sentencing yesterday, he apparently met with mayor ed lee for about 15 minutes, but would only say afterwards that it would be premature to say what it was they talked about. but san francisco mayor ed lee is expected to make some sort of announcement

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let's check in with rob hi. how long will the rain last? >> probably halfway through the widespread rain t. is really coming down around the santa cruz mountains, across the south bay, you can see it crossing the coast over highway 17, morgan hill lighter rain. downtown san jose, heading toward fremont and mill pete as, you're seeing the rain. the rain obviously extends over to san francisco and the peninsula to the north bay as always of this moisture goes south to north, we'll see a transition tomorrow as the widespread rain changes over to scat erred showers. with that cold air, we could see thundershowers in the mix tomorrow. we'll walk you through the timing of the chaks in the weather for the rest of the weekend in your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. diane? >> thank you, rob. >>> coming up next at 11:00, former vice president dick cheney received something today he's been waiting two years for. we'll explain that. >>> also, many people across the country, including some of the biggest names in sports, are speaking out about

i know rob's screaming right now. >>> set to hit the big screen later this month, it's called "hunger games." >> how's that again? >> "hunger games." >> the trilogy of books have sold millions of copies. so eager fans like rob can't wait to see the first film. abc's abbey boudreau brings us the buzz. >> we're going to see "the hunger games." >> reporter: crazed fans lining up outside the century city, california man just to get a glimpse of "the hunger games'" young stars. >> we've been here since 3:00 in the morning. >> 6:00 in the morning. >> reporter: last time we saw this kind of fanatical frenzy it was over vampires and werewol s werewolves."twilight" saga. or warlocks and witches in "harry potter." but now break out your bow and arrow for the post-apom liptic survival story that has groupies craving "the hunger games." the movie is based on suzanne collins' best-selling book trilogy. there are 23.5 million books in print in the u.s. and advance ticket sales have already broken records. this film is expected to b

a little lighter note, rob.s out and have a little fun, you can -- >> the boys? >> yeah. your buddies. >> oh. >> if you want to have fun there's something called ultimate taser ball. >> oh. >> it's a stun gun. and you implement it. and look, here's an example. there's actually four professional teams that just launched in january. but you have to get the medicine ball into the goal. that's the whole point of it. but you can stun the opponent. up to 35, 40 times. it's not going to take out. >> 35 to 40 times? >> it feels like a rubber band snap. and you can't aim at the boys or your neck. >> that's a good rule. but people have died from being tased because they have a heart condition -- >> but they said this will only make you twitch or drop the ball and it works on the nervous system, so you're not going to get immune to it. it's not as strong as a typical stun gun. >> i would hope so. real quick, all of you can relate to this i bet. there's a man in michigan who is now filing a class action lawsuit because he i

>>rob: that is good news for oakland.line: here is a look outside, have a leaky camped here hatch's ka is overcast. here is a it looked at storm tracker 4. the rain has pretty much ended putting to the east and south. as you look at our debitors we have seen cold air behind a system. temperatures in the '50s closer to the coast one. skies are clear right now. the winds are breezy. 22 of our wins in san francisco and. the winds are expected to die down tonight. barry to the conditions. or tomorrow, we will see areas of all overnight. cut into points are in the forties. then fog and forecast for tomorrow morning. let's talk about the morning. temperatures in the 30's and a lot of places. one tomorrow with clear skies but a late morning. here is a look locally. warming up quite a bit. a or 60s and low 70's through the weekend. here is a look at your snowbomb.com ski report. >>jaqueline: if you would like more information on these ski resort's log on to snowbomb phi pham. we will be right back. so >> this is a popular slot fo

rob marciano is in tennessee and is joining us right now on the phone. rob, describe for us what you're seeing there. >> reporter: well, it's a frantic cleanup today. a little bit more relaxed than yesterday. they only got a couple of hours in yesterday because as you know once this twister came through around 1:00 p.m., they only had two or three hours before the next round of severe weather started hitting the area, so they didn't really get their hands into it as far as cleaning up as much as they could. with thousands of trees down and hundreds of power poles and power lines, the job at hand is quite severe. you mentioned injuries. nearly 30 injuries being reported. some of those serious, but thankfully no fatalities. and cleaning up around this area, the reason i'm on the phone, we've been forced to move our satellite truck because this is a different landscape than that of indiana or other parts

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. offshore breezes mean? >> winds offshore, temperatures soar, mostly 70s. santa rosa and napa upper 30s. santa rows az 39 and 43 in san jose. not too much wind, but, still, that wind direction all important northeast at 6 through fairfield and obviously nothing here on the radar. nothing here on the radar all across the state. go all the way up to puget sound to see a few showers north of seattle. you can see that giant ridge of high pressure and notice the temperatures here by lunchtime. 60s and 70s and should finish the day places like pleasanton, low 70s, upper 60s san francisco and santa cruz. today the last we'll see the 70s for a while. cooling and showers and sierra snow coming back to the seven-day forecast, so we'll have a full look at that coming up a few minutes from now. >> we need that, but we'll enjoy the sunshine. thanks, rob. >>> 30 people are out of their homes this morning in two san francisco neighborhoods displaced by fires in their apartment buildings. the first fire was in the bayview d

let's check the forecast with rob mayeda.e have sun and rain. >>> just drive 20 minutes and you'll run into the rain. we are seeing the wind everywhere. oakland, 28 miles an hour. gusty winds in san jose. the north bay is rainy now from santa rosa down 101 to san rafael into san francisco. you're starting to see the rain there. also crossing the coast near pacifica and half-moon bay. east of sunol, not bad right now. that will change many the next hour as the fast-moving cold front sweeps through the bay area. you notice this moving through pretty quicy. we are talking rain for the morning. then midday we'll see things change around, so watch the futurecast very closely. early afternoon,quhere's the break, but with that cool unsettled air sweeping throun, and daytime heating, that will keep the showers going. you may see an isolated shower or two. then the showers start to shut down overnight tonight taking us into tomorrow morning. our temperature today, even with the sunny breaks, we'll get them popping up for the afternoon

i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris. you're about to see how wall street's speculators may be fueling the price increases every time you fill up your gas tank. some new reports underscore what's happening as a capitol hill lawmaker demands action. and this is pretty much an exclusive to abc news. and it's interesting to see how when our correspondent mark greenblatt did the story last week this is kind of what came out of it. some new legislation. >> essentially people gambling on gas prices. that's why we're we're all paying more. definitely stay tuned for that story coming up in just a second. also, snow is now falling on some areas, those same areas that were hard hit by those powerful and extremely deadly tornadoes over the weekend. it is a one-two punch for mother nature as storm survivors are exposed to both summer and winter storms in just a matter of days. no rest for the weary in the midwest and south. >>> and later this half hour, what could be a big moneymaker for hollywood? forget about those vampire movies a

rob? rob? i just want you to know that i'm in my seat, prepared to go. that is awesome, lawrence. we're trying to keep up the laws and tradition. by the way, in the back we have the funky echo going the speakers and the mikes. can you hear it? it's kind of cool. it's like i'm at a concert. all right. i'm just telling ya. very good. our next panel is going to focus on the attorneys general role in combating intellectual property piracy on college campuses. we're very honored to have senator chris dodd, chairman and ceo of the motion picture association of america to provide us with an introduction on the topic. and again, we're getting serious echo up here. can you guys adjust it, or not? there's a little bit of a delay. how about now? that's much better. thank you. got that fixed. will you please join me in welcoming senator chris dodd? >> well, good afternoon. thank you immensely for the invitation to be with you. today i'm delighted to come by, as you may know i spent my previous 3 1/2 decades in the other building up the road from here. in fact, someone asked me if i missed con

rob and paula? >> all right. in chardon, ohio the 17-year-old charged with a school shooting rampage that killed three students has now appeared in court. t.j. lane showed no emotions and did not enter a plea. the judge actually postponed a hearing to next month to determine whether lane will be tried as an adult. meanwhile, one of the victims, 16-year-old demetrius hewlin, was laid to rest. >>> in other news this morning texas tycoon alan stanford has been convicted of a $7 billion ponzi scheme. stanford was accused of bilking nearly 30,000 investors in more than 100 countries over a 20-year period. a federal jury found him guilty of 13 of 14 charges. each fraud count carries a sentence of up to 20 years. >> wow. >>> well, asian markets are lower this morning on new worries about greek's debt crisis. investors in greece fas a deadline tomorrow to agree to a complicated swap involving government bonds. and the losses in asia came a day after stocks on wall street had their first big stumble of 2012. the dow jones

if i rob your house and you're not there i can disassociate it.thing to me and i retaliated, i can put -- i can justify it, right? but that one, you know, i can't -- there's no way i can justify that one. >> group facilitator mike brewer has long suspected that mefford isn't telling the whole story about his crime, but now between his crossed-out homework and hesitations in group, the counselors believe mefford may be hiding something. mike brewer wants to know the truth. >> it's important to me and it's important to the group, too. we're talking about the victims, and the victim has that right coming and that's why i'm here for. how you doing, shawn? >> what's up. >> i just came by to see how you were doing, how things are. >> doing pretty good. >> yeah. we're getting to the real meat part of the program so and i need to know -- i need to know you trust me. do you trust me, i mean real trust me, and you trust the other guys in the group because that's an important thing, right. been doing this quite a while, and you chose this crime that you're t

did you see, rob, the actual twisters? did you see how they formed or how it happens as they moved through today? >> reporter: on radar, but this particular -- we were in the hail core when this came through which meant it was down to our south. the rain and hail was coming down so grossly that there was no way to see, you know, more than 1/10 mile in front of us. i saw certainly some rotation of the clouds. beyond that between the rain and hail, and now it's getting dark. it's a whole other ball game with night fall and the storms rolling through. it's going to be a scary next few hours. >> rob, thank you very much. would he appreciate it. rob was reporting from tennessee tonight. >>> still out front, israel's leader threw down the gauntlet today. the lover of the rutgers student who killed himself after being shown on video following a romantic encounter testified in court today. >>> and later a man wins a grammy just last week, but he is keeping his day job at shop right and he shares his story. you ready? we wanna be o

if you have not maximized it, as rob has for your office, you should do that. means you have to hire people under 30 or inspector general activity. centered centered on things close some of the problems earlier having the governor appoint somebody who has to do an investigation over the governor's office raises questions of impartialality. >> independence. >> that's an issue. we've got a fairly complex nature between the inspector general, state board of accounts. we do have when you talk false claims, if you do have a key element. as much as we'd like to think investigations will lead to this, nine times out of ten it will be somebody inside coming to you and explaining how it's done. i think the inspector general is not going to have the resources whether it's through my office, state board of accounts or anybody else. so some opportunity to have people come forward. i think the inspector ends up being critical for all these areas. >> that's right. then if you have a source of these cases and you are prepared to do them, you can make an impact not on every ca

we'll look at that in a couple minutes. >>> thank you, rob. rain or shine, the search for sierra lamar will continue as questions mount about the few clues investigators have to work with so far. teenagers, friends and family say they will do what they can today having gather for the sport at a candlelight vigil in fremont last night. that's the school that she sierra attended as a freshman last year before move ing . here's more on the search for the 15 yield girl. >> reporter: an outpouring of emotion held here since sierra lamar's disappearance. the 15-year-old was last seen leaving her morgan hill home headed for school. the vigil was at washington high where sierra went to school before moving to morgan hill in october. >> we are all just hoping she comes home soon. i know time is an issue, but i feel like, i have a feeling she's going to come back. >> it looks like she was taken, but, i mean, the clothes in the bag, that means it seem like she was packing to go somewhere, which i hope they were packing to go somewhere, but you never know

rob life is here. if you are calling it a loser? keith >>rob: yes.se energy stocks for down today e-reader the price of gas went a little giselle thing >>rob: does this is a game called draw something and a friend tries to guess what it is. it is a new game from is in death. off the are the makers of mafia wars, said the bill and from tell ida and they are trying to buy a lot of companies. dross something as hot and profitable. the numbers have blown off the chart. i am not saying that they are a winner but they are positioning themselves really well as the go to application that is fine and cool. >>catherine: another winner, madman investments in walking dead investments? >> yes. amc networks. this is trying to teach people about investing, it is owned by lions gate. -the produces the show and amc broadcasts. the yesterday we're talking about lions gate and the home games, today we're talking about madman investments. amc, walking dead. walking dead is one to go on for another 6-8 years. >>catherine: people seem to think internet access is more impo

let's check that forecast with rob in for christina. >> good morning to you, as well. chillily start this morning. the winds have backed off, but you're going to need a nice winter coat as you step outside. mid-30s in the north bay valley, 44 san francisco, 42 in san jose. and for now, the winds have backed off at sea level, not the case in our bridges which mike will talk about in a moment. and here's the good news. no rain for your morning commute. the showers have shut down. today a drier day, though, beginning tomorrow, could see a few more showers dropping into the north bay, mike. >> rob, like you said, the winds are not quite as bad. definitely not as bad as last week. but the chp did give an advisory for the bay bridge. gusty conditions over the nighttime hours, we'll see if they continue through the early morning commute. we have yet to get an update for that. we have that for the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge. it's holding steady right now. although the sign over on the right is lit up, high winds for the high-rise, we'll keep that in mind. but there yo

say hello to rob riggle, everybody!ce in your face in your face ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: rob riggle, good to see you, buddy. >> well done. >> jimmy: that was good, right? do you get that -- >> that was awesome. >> jimmy: do you get "in your face" a lot? >> i do. mainly at airports when i'm not ready for it. [ laughter ] "in your face!" that and "pow!" a lot of that. >> jimmy: right in your face. the last time i saw you was at our emmy party. >> oh, jimmy, you throw a good emmy party. >> jimmy: that was good, right? >> it was a good time. what i remember of it, it was a really good time. >> jimmy: i remember seeing you -- >> yeah, i remember seeing you and going, "jimmy!" >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. i don't remember the end, but it was a fun time. >> it was a good time. >> jimmy: but now you got 20,000 movies coming out. congratulations. that's awesome, buddy. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> jimmy: originally you're from kansas city? >> yeah. yep, overland park, kansas, grew up in kansas city. very pr

very ironic. >> rob, thank you very much. we're glad you're okay. we think maybe your video should be shown to people who think they're having a bad day. >> feel free. >>> a man fleeing from police crashed his suv. what you will see on dash cam video is how good samaritans help the police rescue this man this comes from my fox dfw. the incident started when the police tried to pull the driver over, and what they say was a traffic offense. they say the driver took off but the police did not give chase but the man crashed in this black suv. the officer himself first starts trying to get this call off this suspect. you see the people coming inside? they push the car up. watch what the officer does. he drags the man from underneath the car. now the suspect's legs were crushed. he was taken to the hospital and he later died. >> was anybody else injured in this accident? >> there was a passenger in the car. the passenger got out and took off. they're still looking for this person. >> isn't it crazy, the person in the car with this man didn't help. the peo

rob black is here.ou're calling wall street a route -- your column wall street as a question of >>rob: yes. we cannot hold this morning. we pulled back as the day went on. that is why i'm calling it a loser, only in context, sideways is not down, little by little things are improving. >>rob: this guy made 4 billion while at goldman sacks. >>catherine: you're saying it took him a long time to leave and say maybe this is not good. >>rob: i find it hypocritical. every industry has people that do not like their clients or customers. i think him going to the new york times is slimy. i think it is dirty. he is a stanford graduate, clearly he found some religion and that is a great thing, but i do not lie with the in thing. he earned $4 billion over 12 years. >>catherine: better late than never, many. apple is pushing to a new high. >>rob: apple's stock is over $600. >>catherine: does march madness translates to a lot of this? >> yes. really need the business but there are some universities were season tickets

rob fladeboe has an update in south san francisco. rob?>reporter: sierra lamar has been missing for two weeks but the search continues. the search is continuing right at that ridge line where those power lines are on the horizon. that left-that road. we have seen 4- x four all terrain vehicles from the sheriff's office looking for clues in anything out of the ordinary. you can see that this train is private property. it is not accessible. this-to raithiss rugged terrain. they are looking for fresh dirt. there were certain areas that looked suspicious but on further investigation it was an animal carcass. let me show you a six-8 mi. south. this yellow locked gate. grant lotus was referring to this earlier. they found this box that were inside with handcuffs and a couple of used condoms. by. those searchers returned. and they are taking this as possible evidence. this is just 1 mi. from her home . she just lives off herdougherty avenue those items are on the way to the crime lab with deputy jose has more information. >> they could be part of

i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris.ays that last night's primaries prove he is still a strong contender in the race. the clear winner in alabama. and he also walked away with 1/3 of the vote in mississippi as well. mitt romney came in third in both races. we're going to get a wrap-up in just a moment. but maybe a little bit of surprise. maybe not surprise because there are a lot of evangelicals down in the south, especially in alabama. and mississippi. he caters to them. >> he was predicted to do well. the south is kind of considered newt gingrich territory. he won georgia pretty handily, but that did not transfer over to other parts of the deep south. santorum trying to frame himself as the conservative alternative to mitt romney. >> the true conservative. >> the true conservative. our other big story on this wednesday morning, international outrage after an american army soldier went on a fatal shooting rampage in an afghan village. there's now word alcohol may have been involved. still unclear on the details on that.

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let's check in with rob mayeda. hello, rob. >> we have rain push iing into e south bay. it's been heavy at times. yes, it bls been a cool day. highs in the upper 40s and low 50s. let's take you down the highway 17 route. we go to the mountains. i you can see downpours spilling in. it's highway 17 corridor up to san jose. 680 up toward sun ol you can see the heavier rain. it's not as heavy, the rain right now. oakland and san francisco, we are approaching a half inch of rain so far. you can see howhe t moisture is coming up out of the south. it stalled out earlier. now the front is moving to the east as we watch a rainy evening. we are going to track cooler air coming into tomorrow that could lead to thunder. we'll talk about that in the forecast in a few minutes. thanks. >>> coming up at 5:00, rallies being held for trayvon martin, the florida teenager who shot and killed the man. he's admitted to the killing but has yet to be arrested. >>> a local fire that hasn't come close to the opponent. who wants to be a multimillionaire? who took home the jackpot? t never in my li

i'm paula faris. >> and i'm rob nelson.ntucky woman who is literally thanking her lucky stars that she survived that tornado. nearly 40 people were killed in this outbreak of summer-like storms that are so hard to imagine this time of year. unbelievable footage of destruction from all parts of the midwest, particularly hard-hit parts of indiana and kentucky. >> yeah. the forecasters and meteorologists are saying what we just saw is going to go down in history. >>> also this morning, tomorrow is super tuesday, or super duper tuesday, like rob and i like to call it, with ten states going to the polls to pick their favorite gop candidate for president. we're going to explain why ohio is crucial and a big name in politics who is now supporting mitt romney. >> and maybe by this time wednesday we'll have a clear idea of who the inevitable candidate's going to be, or nominee's going to be. but it seems like these guys, newt and rick santorum, want to fight until the end. some think it's going to go all the way to the convention th

i'm rob nelson.t least 13 people died from the tornadoes and powerful storms that ripped a wide path from neb to tennessee. we're going to see how survivors are trying to cope and bring you up to date on today's storm threat. but you hear forecasters and meteorologists say about 50% more tornadoes in the month of january and february than typically we've seen. >> and hard to believe round two in store right now. and we have a team out there covering it. so if you're in that part of the country, be prepared. listen for those alarms and get ready. could be another rough night. >>> also this morning, the wild scene in a suburban charlotte school where a deer broke into the building, made its way into a classroom, in fact. hear from the students who say their teacher freaked out and put them at risk, actually. didn't we have a story earlier this week about the deer crashing through the convenience store window? >> hurt a little girl. >> bambi is having a rough winter. >> doesn't know where to go. maybe t

rob fladeboe is joining us of the fall with an update. >>rob: good morning.>marty: give us a sense of what is going on in terms of trying to keep its amiens over from damaging more of the boardwalk. >>rob: the san leandro river looks more like a late this morning, you cannot tell where the river is at all anymore. they have had of ford's of four-five pages of rain in the upper regions of the san leandro river but all of that water comes down to santa cruz that time of the river. the river has gone high wild and loans of year. earlier this week crew's work, to build a dam to keep their river in check. all of that has now been washed >>marty: what have you heard and they're going to try to do at this point? >>rob: at the moment i do not think there is anything they can do. it is high tide right now, that could be contributing to the problem. thing is a high service by israel be kicking in later tonight. i think right now they're just watching and waiting dreariest calls soft laughs often left dov fine >>grant: >>vern: prior agrees. they're i'm a bit, avenue do

rob, paula?ks, john. >> so that third attack that they mentioned, two of -- two muslims, one caribbean descent. and he used a .45 caliber handgun. definitely someone that has issues with other races out there on the lam. >> it's very clear what the motive behind this was. all this coming as time where sarkozy is up for re-election. last thing he wants is a racist scandal in the country. we'll see. stay tuned. >> terror level there is at the highest level right now. >>> turning -- following an abc news investigation, the texas company taxmasters which you may have seen ads for on cable channels has filed for bankruptcy. the company and its founder says taxmasters has assets of less than $50,000 and estimated liabilities of between a million and $10 million. taxmasters is also facing accusations of deceptive business practices in two states. >>> and the wealthy owners of the new york mets have reached a settlement in a fraud case for the truftos of bernard madoff's victims. they were accused of kno

rob, we're looking over here. i wanted to show the slow down we have all the way through the altamont pass. so we have a 21-minute drive registering on our sensors and continuing to slow. the volume of build. we show a smooth drive south through 680 and 880 coming down through fremont moving nicely, as well. we got this into the newsroom. there's a fire reported in the triangle area off of 880, curly is the street name. we'll get more details as we speak. we'll follow that, but the freeways are moving smoothly past that scene. we have a couple of accidents and incidents to report around matilda. it's just affecting your drive. there's flashing lights and crews there right now. also heading over there, off of southbound 880 to westbound 237 as bob has been reporting, that's where the express lane opens and you'll take your way over towards first if you have a fast track transponder. remember to shield that with the bag and if you need a new bag, call fasttrack. we're looking over to the south bay and a smooth drive

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and it is not rob roblin. he wants to be. >> plus an up-close and personal look of the struggles of a high school basketball team. a sneak peek of our documentary, "rebounding from loss." >> will is a big storm out there to the west. it will take all weekend to move throughout the area. a chance of rain. forecast details coming up.. >> let's look at the radar now and satellite combination. a band of showers beginning to develop now. now running into st. michaels from across the bay into annapolis into howard county and northward into carroll county at this point. there is thunder and lightning around columbia and down around chesapeake beach right now. this line has intensified in the past 20 minutes or so. it is moving to the east. there are also spotty showers on the eastern shore and more rain to the west as well. so let's look at the current situation outside. here in the city itself, with rain on the door step, we are a little foggy out there. light fog you can see over the inner harbor. inner harbor 61.

reporting live, rob roblin. >> unbelievable. there is only one place in baltimore to watch the drawing live. his the largest rise ever. we will have the drawing live at 11:00. new, a startling suspected rape crisis -- case. a masked man broke into a home on frisby street last night. the victim says she was resting in her bedroom when a man broke in and assaulted her. >> we have clouds this morning after a chilly morning with a couple of readings near freezing or so. we have a tough time warming up because of the cloud deck. radar is showing a few sprinkles are trying to come down. it is not significant rain shower activity. you can see one batch. i have circled the beltway. to the east there is one area, and to the west in howard county, parts of carroll county, that is another area you might see some sprinkles. it is not the main part of the weather we expect later tonight and tomorrow, where rain chances will increase. tonight, the chances go up, and i will detail all of that with the insta-weather-plus for test. >> howard cou

. >>> time to check with rob mayeda in for christina loren. after a few days of nonstop, slowing it down? >> things are settling down. >> no hail, no snow, no wind. >> exactly. little bit of everything this weekend. temperatures are warming up some after a chilly start this morning. of 30s out there. right now, 50s, san mateo, 40, 48 in san jose, and less wind today than yesterday. winds yesterday up to 40 miles per hour. right now, less than 10 miles per hour. on the radar view, looking dry as we show the progression from the last couple hours. some returns showing offshore. we're going to watch that. as we go into tonight, more clouds still from the north. that leads to a chance of light rain going into late evening for north bay and pushing south later tonight. lunchtime temperatures, 40s and low 50s like we're seeing now. should top out in the high 50s for today. just when you think we dry out and spring arrives tonight, more rain is in the forecast. watch the timing of the next chance of rain in a few minutes. >> mother nature with a few