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my favourite part of the letter is i said "you thing you're so famous, rob lowe is famous, you're no rob loewe." >> i'm telling you off. >> how hilarious is that at 13. >> now did he respond to that? age appropriate. >> isn't it though. so i had no problem telling him, "dude, you're screwing it up as a dad." >> that's pretty mature for your age to call him on his crap. >> that's how our family was. we are so open. we just say whatever's on our mind. we have no filter. >> you mentioned your show. let's talk about this "fried chicken and latkes." that is, first of all, a remarkable name. >> thank you. >> that is a wonderful name, i think people can get from the title. it's about race, your heritage. what role does comedy play in addressing race in this country? >> do you know, for me it's - it's huge. i don't know why it is, i don't know why my comedy is racial - that's how i grew up, i guess. i'm going to talk about universal topics and feelings, and growing up black and jewish, like i said. in this era where there's so much hatred and anger towards groups of poem, whether, you know, y

you rob low, martin sheen are in a hot air balloon thing. one of my favorite show. air balloon out of control everybody dies okay. it's reallymx sad. st. peter comes down and says because i love studio 60 so much, i'm going to do you, he's talking to you. >> he's talking to me. >> no he doesn't care. he says but you get to bring back two of your three costars. you get to bring two of your three costars to help but one of them is going to hell. who is going to hell? >> -- [applause] >> very nice. i believe that needs no explanation. >> very good. well done brad, well done. okay shenaz. same question as bradley. although let's change it a little bit. the three of you are in a hot air balloon to the same reunion. this is a popular reunion. a lot of people didn't vet all the travel plans. now you see them crash and because you're such west wing fans you realize what's the point right. you just cut the cables and plummet to your death. which one would you send to hell mike or ricky. to add a little pressure here they are right now. which one's going to hell shenaz? not o

>> you're very handsome. >> no john candy -- >> rob lowe. >> rob lowe. >> a young clooney.rom the hit series "once upon a time." she's here live and the stars of "seinfeld" reuniting and jerry opening up about fatherhood. that's just ahead, as well. >> so happy he's here then hey, you may have noticed a lot of blue on the set today at "gma." the reason is because it's to raise awareness about colon cancer and how it affects men and women and a serious reminder we all need to stay on top of our screening and not just at 50 and older because it does impact so many people. >> yes, it really does. >> we need to get over to amy. >> very important message, guys thank you. >>> it is time now for "shark tank" your life. two entrepreneurs about to face off both with shower-themed products. you saw who is next to me barbara corcoran thanks for being with us. >> can't wait to see these guys. >> we got viewers in on the fun. trying the products. home tested. how important is customer consumer feedback. >> customer consumer feedback has replaced advertising. if the consumer loves you, y

. >>> trapped, terrorized and then robbed low lives go high tech. targeting local business owners. chilling trend that is taking off and it is very easy to do. mr. president? >> how do you make obama's eyes light up. shine a flashlight in his ears. >> that is pretty good. >> president obama poking fun at himself on jimmy kimmel live. other mean tweets he read on air. that jimmy kimmel segment where he has celebrities read evil tweets. >> that is a good idea, we should do it here because we get plenty. >> it is friday the 13th. you have been answering on twitter, instagram and facebook. >> yes. >> someone just wrote on my wall. they are like i will take it careful today. i am superstitious and i just wrote on your wall, writing on the wall. >> i don't do anything differently. happy first birthday to this little lady right here. >> how cute. >> so this is from lady burden she said it is my niece's first birthday can you wish me a happy would it day. >> happy birthday good that is a cutie. >> hi sue. >> look at these eyes, how sweet. it is lucky hopefully for you because the rain isn'

the breakfast club will be back in select theaters two days only march 26th and march 31st, was rob lowe in that sue, breakfast club. >> he was in the brat pack. >> she looks good. >> hey girl. >> well, mitt romney is up against a new opponent. >> this time it has nothing to to with political adventures. he will fight evander holy feel. >> do you think this is really happening. >> no, no. >> the failed 2012 presidential candidate will enter the ring with former heavyweight champion there he is evander holyfield, it is all to raise money for charity vision is the name of the group, charity vision a group that provides medical equipment to the most poor areas of the world. they face off at the union pacific depot in salt lake city, on may 15th. >> i know what is happening here, they are stepping in the ring because they will be slap boxing. you no way, because there is in way you are going in there and will fighte vanner holy feel. >> i bit mitt romney by the his other ear off. >> lets take flight. >> an eagle takes world record for highest flight just how high off the ground he was when h

brat pack, it's justin bieber, kendall jenner, ansel elgort and this is surprising super creepy rob lowelaughter and applause ] so, happy he made the list. he's back. ladies and gentlemen, this is the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you doing 8g band. you sound lovely. you look lovely. it's lovely to have you here. i don't need to tell you guys march madness is in full swing. we have the sweet 16 coming up this weekend. a lot of us filled out brackets. a lot of us have since torn them up. and one of the things i mentioned about brackets the last couple days, is there are websites out there who have come up with non-basketball bracket competitions for people to put a vote online. things like best burrito or best action movie. so, we here at "late night" we went out and created a bracket of our own, we chose 64 totally unrelated things. and we pit them against each other in a bracket we've been calling "the 'late night' tournament of things." [ applause ] this looks like a regular bracket, but our regions are stuff, objects, items and whatnot. and the first round is ove

. >> this is rob lowe. you're watching "fox and friends." >>> thank you, rob welcome to studio e. clayton is in for brian. look who's back in the regular center slot. >> i'm glad to be back. glad to be starting our mornings with all of you at home. we took a week. it was the kid's spring break. we went to puerto rico. no wild spring break for me. my favorite part of the week was just making benefit for the kids. we went all the way to puerto rico and all we wanted to do was make breakfast. >> in your job it's hard for you to make breakfast. >> they share breakfast watching us all. they say hello. >> make breakfast for steve and i? >> i can. i can flip a mean scrambled egg. >> she also had power bars. >>> it today for heather nauert we have heather childers. >>> we've been following stories. a fox news alert prepare for landing, hopefully, we'll see. those, the final chilling words from the germanwings co-pilot andreas lubitz before he murdered 149 people on board. now revealed in cockpit recordings. this as newly releases video shows that co-pilot smiling while flying a glider pla

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would we call that low cloud cover, rob? >> morning haze, clear skies otherwise.rth bay mid-30s and also the snowpack survey done at echo summit in the next few hours here are the numbers going into that physical survey that will be done on site near highway 50. 15% of average in the northern sierra. 20% for the lake tahoe basin and southern sierra 21% of average around yosemite. we're on pace with last year's numbers and unfortunately the '76-'77 drought. the snowpack a third in our water runoffs and farming into the summer not looking that healthy but there's a different story with the rainfall, though, thanks to the rain we had in december and earlier this month reservoir is doing better compared to last year. mostly clear, gorgeous skies. 48 there in san francisco, winds light for now and will pick up as they go through the afternoon and shift out of the northwest at times 10 to 20 mules per hour and eventually offshore winds as high pressure strength boosts our temperatures come tomorrow. right now for the morning a little chilly out there. 30s and 40s, lunch

tilish rip smart, mayor of new york city, brought low by corruption. not that he robbed the city but he took money from friends to live the kind of life he seemed to have to live, the high life to be in miami to be in havana with great regularity. but he had a great soul. i tried to take his analysis from anecdote into analysis to take his biography from anecdote to analysis, because there hasn't been a good buy agograph on walker. he cared for the mentally ill. pushed hard for immigration. he is just a terrific character and was funny and really smart. he would bounce around from italian spaghetti dinners to swedish whiskey festivals. one tame he came into a jewish event with a yarmulke on and some screamed at him jimmy circumcision next? and he said no madam, i prefer to wear it off. he was crazy. [laughter] >> he had a hangover room in city hall. show up at 12:00. the nighttime mayor. he and texas guinan, that would be the foursome. we'd have a wonderful time. i don't have anyplace to go tonight. i wish they were around. thank you for that. >> one more question. >> ok

one of them is sf state, for a program that helps low income students succeed. ktvu's rob roth is live with how much money the school is getting. rob. >> reporter: frank, the campus here in san francisco state is pretty well cleared out for the start of spring break, but the school is going out on a high note. they just found out they won $3 million for an innovative program. >> carlos is a freshman here at san francisco state university. he is the first one in his family to go to college. he says a program on campus called metro has really helped him, especially during midterm exams. the metro program also won good grades from a state panel which awarded sacramento state $3 million. cost saving education programs. more than 50 public colleges and universities applied for $50 million in grants. >> it was very exciting. it will give us a lot of opportunities to do more of the good things that we have been doing. >> share the winnings with san francisco, which uses the metro program. the program is designed to help low income students divided into groups or academies where t

low clouds. back to you. >> week from tuesday. keep it in mine. >> thanks, rob. >> still ahead arc breakthrough in the fight against breast cancer. it's heaping right here in the bay area. a new therapy that's giving patients an extra shot at survival. lowe's presents: how to use the greek gods to update your deck. wow, i can't believe you did this deck yourself. well me, lowe's and zeus and apollo. now get 10% off in-stock composite decking at lowe's. >>> they certainly don't use this term loosely, a breakthrough in the fight against breast cancer. a new therapy developed here in the bay area is said to be prolonging the lives of patients for more than 16 months. doctors say it is unprecedentsed. ian cole. >> reporter: michele avery was diagnosed with breast cancer in september, 2013. doctors told her it was aggressive and spreading quickly. >> i had cancer all through my spine, and my kiphip bones, and i had liver lesions. >> reporter: her doctors elected for a treatment found to be successful in women with incurable her 2 breast cancer. that includes one fift

lowe's. ♪ >>> house band rob and ron. >> if ron is being percussive it's time for "pop news." >> percussivehas been revealed. this time around we might be hearing you've got more than a friend in me because the new "toy story" will be wait for it, a rom come. jim morris says it won't be a continuation of the third film and won't focus much at all on the interaction between the toys and kids. it will head in a new and different direction, a direction i'm sure buzz lightyear would call to infinity and beyond. >> yes. >> very good. >> thank you very much. >>> i don't think we'll be cozying up to watch that they time soon. >> it takes them a while to make a movie. i read a book by the head of pixar create tink inc. and how they make their movies. >> it's unreal to follow that kind of stuff. >>> and i don't miss writing papers at all but i have found a reason to go back to school columbia law school, that is it was just announced amal clooney will now be a member of the visiting faculty. amal, one of the world's human rights experts will present lectures at the school and talk to students about

right now low tides and create a temporary pathway to neighboring island. rob mcbride is there. >> reporter: as the sea reseats people start moving from the shoreline. cautiously at first then finding themselves on the strip of land that stretches from the main jindo island. and then the fun starts. collecting whatever unlucky creatures got stranded by the departing tide. >> i just found it now. it's an octopus. >> the story goes that a family left behind their grandmother when they were chased away from the island by tigers. grandma prayed to be reunited, and magically the seas parted, so the legend was born. playing on both the natural phenomenon and local folklore the community has created a festival around the event that grows in popularity. >> we're get morgue and more international tourists and we hope one day this will become a major event that represents the whole of korea. >> it translate from the korean as miracle zeros. just a half hour ago this stretch of sea bed was below the part. half an hour from now it will be submerged once more. >> all the mo

low tides cause a strip to pass away. thousands were attracted. rob mcbride was among them. >> reporter: the sea recedes and people move from the shore line. cautiously at first and then finding themselves on a strip of land stretching from the jindo island to an area 3km away. >> then the fun starts collect the the area. i found it now. the story goes the family left behind a grandmother. magically the seas parted. the family used it to come back? a. the legend was born. the community created a festival. we are getting more tourists. it will be a major event representing the whole of korea. it translates as miracle sea road. half an hour ago the stretch was below the water. it submerged once more and the miracle over. >> all the more reason to enjoy it. the sun and children - this is the first time they came here. >> it's amazing. showing it to the children is good for them. >> as quickly as we departed. the waters returned. this time the waters receded. back to dry land until the next time. >> in sport, island held on to the six nations after a 40-1

we're and the the line for low-cost mortgages? robeable future we're at the low end of rates for the year which is a good thing. the 30-year job. it's cheaper to get a jumbo loan five years 15 years down to 3.2% in the five-year will announce the 5.7. >>mark: he is asking is nike's stock going up? rob black: yes in my opinion they dominate 85 you'll man worm on july pitcher--orange the nike shirked. the problem but nike is the competitors for under armor out like that stock as well. . >>mark: thank you for the question if you have a question posted on the facebook page and we will answer here we will be right back. >>darya:a lot of people on social media talking about the officer that was shot and killed in san jose. >>darya:this is video posted to instagram showing the police cars racing towards the scene. >>darya:at one point, what appeared to be an armored truck rushed by with sirens flashing. >>darya:one person says he heard the gun shot and at first thought it was a car accident, but then realized that an officer had been shot on

robbed. jean's a university travel counselor, works full time, and had installed a low-cost internet-based homesystem a few months earlier because she'd been robbed once before. she's determined not to be a victim again. funny enough, her husband thinks it's a stupid idea. >> he thought it was absolutely crazy to buy it. i was like you know what? just humor me. i'm going to purchase this. and i just have a feeling i will be able to save something. i had no idea that i would actually catch somebody red-handed in the act by a pure feeling there's a problem. >> that feeling, a gut feeling, is what jean has when she decides to check the video system. >> when i logged on and it opened up, there was a man standing in my living room, taking my son's video games, collecting his remote controls, and taking it back to my bedroom. i immediately called 9-1-1 in a full panic. >> 9-1-1. >> i'm watching my home on live monitor and there's someone in my house and he's robbing it. oh, god, please hurry. please hurry. >> officer brian goldfuss is on patrol and hears over the radio there's a burglary in progress.

and rob marciano is here with some good new, finally. >> yes. we had record lows across d.c. put some red on the map here. it's not balmy but a good increase from yesterday. 10, 20 degrees above where we were yesterday. for places like new york and boston that's below average. 38 degrees for the high temperature, 44 in chicago today and tomorrow. above the freezing mark, chicago has not done that in four weeks. northern tier pretty quiet right now as you mentioned. >> 44 never felt so good. >> you were telling me the exception is the gulf coast? >> we're looking at a storm coming out of mexico, seeing rainfall into tomorrow. louisiana could see three to four inches of rain with this. that's the outlyer. the rest of the nation pretty quiet, cecilia. >> that's good to hear. >>> we move on to the race for the white house. hillary clinton staying mum on the lingering e-mail controversy but that's not stopping her possible republican rivals from pouncing. nearly a dozen would-be candidates courting voters in iowa. so, who got the cheers and who got the jeers? abc's david wright is

rob may ed mayeda with your microclimate forecast. >> san jose now dropping down to 69 degrees after some low 70s earlier. dublin and the tri-valleys still pretty warm. mostly sunny skies. over to san francisco, you've been seeing the sea breeze cooling down temperatures from the mid-70s. today, mostly upper 60s and about the same tomorrow. that sea breeze which picked up really not punching far inland to impact concord or livermore. about 5 to 10 degrees of cooling as the sea breeze is starting to strengthen. as the forecast continues into tomorrow winds staying onshore. that will push the low clouds back to the coast and keep temperatures about the same as we had today. overnight tonight, low clouds for your morning commute. may have misty skies including hayward and union city. into the afternoon, clearing skies. patches of low clouds still out near the coastline. highs in the mid to lowe 70s. lot offer city around 75. san francisco upper 60s to 70. 71 degrees in santa rosa. pleasanton and livermore tomorrow, the warmest spots around the bay area. should see upper 70s toward the bay area. also looks mi

. >> okay, rob let's do it tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> as you can see, we're looking at temperatures in the lowo mid 50s outside and a little bit of patchy fog around the golden gate bridge and peninsula. not too much low clouds in dublin. san jose with patchy low clouds for the morning. right now a preview of your morning commute. going to be tough mid span through the bridge driving through the clouds right now. misty skies at 52 degrees. low clouds coming in around sunset across the central bay and filling in overnight. very similar to what we saw this morning, is what we should wake up to tomorrow morning. but the change will come during the afternoon as all the high clouds from this impressive-looking system begin to spill across the bay area filtering out some of the sunshine. heading into tomorrow morning, low clouds to start and by lunch time mostly cloudy skies and perhaps a few sprinkles as these clouds thicken up approaching sunset for tomorrow. hour by hour with your forecast for 8:00 in the morning, you're seeing temperatures pretty similar to what we have right now, 40s to low 50s

the rain takes its time coming through, and it robs us of sun we'll stop at 48 but better than yesterday when we topped out at 40. tomorrow night is also low, we have a milder day and we'll bust past the average high and more rain, storm tracker 6 is lined up with this story. >> we'll check in later stay ahead of the changes in the forecast, by checking 6abc.com is it weather, can you find live stormtracker 6 live double scan and get the latest from our team of meteorologists. in other news, investigators are looking for a cause of a massive blaze in bethlehem residents that live near the burning building were told to stay inside. the three alarm blaze started at 3:00 this morning on mock chunk road at one point the power company cut service to 2700 customers so crews could fight the flames. walter perez is live at the scene what is the situation? >> reporter: well sara, you can see plenty of smoke still coming from the building, fire crews remain on the scene this is the 1100 block of mock chunk road. it started at 4:00 this morning at the fabricating company. crews got this under control two hours ago but this whole region was covered in

the south careeran island to celebrate a phenomenon low tides cause a strip of land to merge creating a temporary pathway to a neighboring island. robride was among them. people move forward then finding themselves on a strip much land to the much smaller modo three kilometers away. then the fun starts. collecting whatever unlucky creatures got left stranded by the departing tide. >> i just found it now. it's an octopus. >> the story goes that a family left behind their grandmother when they were chased away from the island by tigers. grandma bong prayed to be reunited and magically the seas parted creating a path across the sea bed that her family used to come back for her. so, the legend was born. playing on both the natural phenomenon and local folklore, the community created a feltstival around the event that grows in popularity. >> wir getting more and more international tourists. he we hope one day this will become a major event that represents the whole of korea. >> it translates as miracle sea road. just half an hour ago, this stretch of sea bed was below the water. half an hour from now, it will be submerged once more and t

lows. they'll see rain on sunday. and rain, no more snow for texas. >> and 44, we'll take it. rob, thanks. >>> now to iraq, images of what the u.n. calling war crimes. isis fighters destroying statues, some of them thousands of years old. and tonight, a massive offensive against isis there. martha raddatz in iraq tonight. will american troops be involved in this effort? >> reporter: tonight, the images of destruction that stunned the world. isis fighters toppling ancient statues. using sledgehammers, drills, and chainsaws to erase all traces of an ancient civilization. and now word isis bulldozers have flattened iraq's city of nimrud. more than 3,000 years old. this is what the iraqi army is up against, all over iraq. from the north, where they are now waging their largest anti-isis offensive yet. to just west of baghdad, where we traveled to meet iraqi troops and watched their artillery pound isis strongholds. i'm standing right on the front line. iraqi security forces on this side, isis fighters on the other. perched on top of these berms, an iraqi sniper. can you spot isis from

rob: that is really where the disconnect is between the buyers and the sellers. with the current oil prices in the lows there is a wide gap in what the buyers are willing to pay. betty: you say location is going to be critical on whether you can make a return. rob: it's a survival of the fittest right now. it's all about vocation. you need to not only have a disciplined management team and a strong balance sheet, it's all about the location of your acreage. everything is about location. you want to own the corner lot in the best neighborhood. you want to own the best acreage. those of the companies that are going to be the most successful in turning $65 oil into the new $90 oil. if you can earn the same rate of return at $65 oil that you used to when you had $90 oil, where is your assets located? betty: speaking of location, we talk about what's going on in oklahoma and the storage facility there. we are going to be overflowing with oil. are we going to be overflowing with oil? rob: there is an incentive in the market to buy oil. you can turn around the chipset oil to the u.s. and store it in cushing,

rob? >> san jose in the upper 30s through about 7:00 this morning and as we head towards lunch time pretty nice temperatures, upper 50s and low 60s and for the hills south of san jose, might see the clouds going up for the afternoon, as far as temperatures climbing into the mid-60s today. 70s in reach later this week. more in a few minutes. for your first check of your tuesday commute here's mike. >> clear view bay bridge toll plaza cash lanes, one is closed, no big drama here. the overall view on our maps the entire bay area showing a typical color pattern, the yellow across the bay is the san mateo eastbound. construction crews should be picking up right about now. we'll check that out. on the hayward side the onlamp, hisperian to southbound 808 a sign went into a sign. back to you. >>> we have breaking news this morning happening in the east bay, police officers at three separate crime scenes in antioch, and we just learned that one is a homicide investigation. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in antioch and steph, police think these scenes are linked. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you, sam and laura. right

rob: prices have never been fair. they have always been too high or too low. jack was and is a genius. a wonderful thing for the marketplace. he said, prices of the products manager -- matter. he said, you can invest in the whole market and you can do it for free. what a wonderful thing to do. olivia: how do you feel about being stacked up to the other people as carrying the torch for jack vogel? mark weidman, bill mcnabb. rob: these are very smart people. they are terrific leaders. olivia: who gets it most right among those? rob: i would not want to pick that. the notion of who is going to be the next jack vogel is kind of silly. who is going to be the next tom keene? tom: i want to know where you are right now. people are going into the weekend. where is rob arnott right now? rob: i would be aggressively trimming the beloved tech names that are trading at lofty multiples and rebalancing into the out-of-favor segments of the market. i would be trimming u.s. equities and rebalancing into emerging markets equities. there are cheap stocks in the world, lots of them. tom: pick a nation. r

low cloud cover in san jose. a warm saturday and even warmer sunday. good morning. thanks for joining us. robre with the look at our micro climate forecast. >> it's almost summer like. >> it is. >> temperatures climbing up. right now we're seeing 50s outside. there's a nice view of san francisco with clouds there. you see the golden gate bridge fog-free right now. we saw the clouds earlier but mostly clear. 51 degrees and dublin some patchy clouds. also 51 degrees. we'll have the patchy clouds for the morning. a few high clouds around lunchtime and towards the middle of the afternoon, highs today mid 70s and close to 80 around livermoore. rain-producing clouds continue to stay off to the north. jet stream will drop further to the south. we'll let you know about chances of rain and how warm it's going to get come tomorrow with 80s in reach. >> wow. stay tuned. rob, thanks. right now we have continuing coverage of the killing of san jose police officer michael johnson. last night many vigils were held in his honor. his killer's family even attended one of them. the united viet american neighbor

rob reynolds reports, people say the plant has been taking them sick for years. >> reporter: for decades this recycling plant spewed toxic substances into the air, water, and soil of a lowome hispanic neighborhood in southeast los angeles. this is one of the thousands of residents who live down wind from the plant. >> translator: the smell in the air is feted. it's an ugly smell >> reporter: the plant owned by the exide corporation was cited dozens of times for serious violations by california toxic substances control agency. but the agency levied fines on exide only a handful of times, and allowed the plant to operate for 33 years on a temporary license. state lawmakers are now considering a top to bottom reform of that agency. garcia suffers from tremendous tremendous -- tremors and shortness of breath she blames her ailments on the battery plant. >> translator: i think it's the environment here. it's the environment. it can't be anything else. >> reporter: earlier this month, exide struck a deal with federal government prosecutors. the company agreed to shut down the plant, tear down the buildings, and take full responsibility for cleanup at the 6 hecker site. the co

. >> what's your expectation, rob and what did you make of that shockingly low productivity number. >> the numbers weren't great. i'm hopeful nonforeign payrolls will be in line tomorrow but i'll tell you what with february so cold it wouldn't surprise me if we see a slight downward surprise on nonforeign payrolls. >> you certainly saw that in the beige book report. the weather taking its toll on retail in parts of boston and new york. i mean you would imagine that employment is going to take a hit there as well. jim lowell kelly and i were marveling at a statistic that came our way this afternoon what our friends at every court ed showing that money flows in mutual funds so far this year that investors have taken $13 billion out of equity funds so far this year and they've put $39 billion into bond funds this year. so far. what do you make of that? >> i think investors remain very cautious. the psychological feeling is one that the markets gains can be pulled out from underneath them at any moment despite the fact for six years now, we've been able to climb that kind of wall of worry

rob the store. one day at a time is a drug and alcohol recovery program that serves the low income and homeless in the city. all are invited to attend the vigil at 6:00 tonight and fox 29 will be there. >>> in camden county, new jersey sounded like a freight train a homeowner describing the moments when a police officer's car smashed into her home on the 500 block of terrace avenue. the impact left a huge hole next to her front door. investigators say the officer was on his way to an accident when he crashed into a pole and ended up in the home's front yard. he was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> a welcome warm up in your fox 29 winter weather authority. rename that like spring weather authority. >> finally. >> gorgeous day. the sunsetting later. it's warmer. you know, iain actually skipped into the studio today. i've never seen that before. we have been waiting for this day after the worst winter storm storm. chief meteorologist scott williams is live in old city tonight. scott, thank you. thank you. thank you. >>> all right. i do what i can do. lucy and iain, we certainly have been wa

rob. >> breezy evening. still warm inland with temperatures out towards livermore in the mid-70s right now. another day tomorrow it does look like especially areas south of san jose climbing into the lowld be near records especially towards livermore tomorrow. >> thanks for choosing nbc bay area news. "giants clubhouse" is next. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. coming up on this edition of "giants clubhouse." >> hunter pence ups his game. >> i've got focus. >> will ferrell takes the field. >> what's your body fat percentage? >> i'm right around 9. buster posey hands out hugs. >> the giants have won. they have won the world series. >> and madison bumgarner chops down a tree. >> i can't stand having soft hands, sissy hands. >> from the broadcast home of the san francisco giants nbc bay area presents "giants clubhouse." >> hello, and welcome to another season of "giants clubhouse." i'm your host jury rad monicure. hunter pence is on the mend from a broken arm. even when not playing he'll provide a boost in the clubhouse. the right fielder has a unique style both on and off the field. here's ahmed fareed up close and personal with the giants renaissance man. >> video game related like

baseball's brand-new commissioner or rob manfred visited that a's the oakland a's today on this spring training tour. manfred says as he has spoken to the oakland a's owner lou low walls and the all clans and elkins new mayor libby's staff about a new ballpark for the team. but the meshed called it one of his top priorities. the oakland a's have played at the coliseum since moving from kansas city 90 1960's. the team doesn't want and the only one in the big leagues to share a stadium when the nfl team anymore the raiders. the giants have prevented the oakland a's from building a ballpark in san jose which is part of san francisco territory. san jose's antitrust claims against and lb were dismissed and the cities that the dentist asked the u.s. supreme court to hear the case. >> pam: the san francisco police department on the defensive all or some races text messages allegedly that by members of the force. and now the d.a. is involved. issue of 50 and not all will love this story. all local business where you can make your own shoes exactly the way you want them. a bay area neighborhood comes to the 8 of article will tell you why. the volkswagen jetta is really f

rob mayeda. it's beautiful outside. >> it is. seeing the late day sunshine making for a dramatic view there. you can see the low clouds spilling over the coastal range into the bay for tonight. we'll see misty skies tomorrow morning. but still hanging on to 70 degrees in parts of the bay area. you're seeing that now in san jose and over in the east play in pleasanton 82 degrees. livermore still 78 right now. and you can see and san ramon 7 walnut krek 78 degrees. san francisco we're down to 57 right now. and if you take a look at the peninsula and downtown microclimate, you can see it down to 58 degrees and 54 around the presid yo. sweeping in with the on shore winds. notice the wind direction here. that will push the low clouds out tomorrow morning and more low clouds into san jose. we'll be watching the low clouds into the morning. notice the afternoon here. the bay area seeing mid and high level clouds. today we had a lot of sunshine. tomorrow we're starting to see some changes late in the day. up on the coastline we may see a few sprinkles showing up. hour by hour patches of low clouds for the morning, mayb

rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ahead, millions of dollars at stake. the debate about how to spend money intended to keep prison populations low.he sheriff said every cent should go to jails and the push back she facing. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, 49ers linebacker chris borland retiring from the 49ers after his rookie year and now a show of support for his decision. tonight more reaction from the 49ers, past and present and how this could effect the future of pro football and a new lease on life for a dog thrown from a moving car. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. hey. these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care. >>> a driver was killed in a crash on highway 101 this morning. the car went off the north bound lanes and struck a leaves about 6:00 a.m. the driver a 25-year-old was declared dead at the scene. he worked at the santa clara medical examiner

rob themes in the market. the first is the push by activist investors to get the 1.75 trillion dollars of cash off the balance sheets and back -- back to shareholders pockets. then record lowates not to mention the fact you've got a need to pad out earnings goods. there's a fairly tepid pace in its middle stages. >> carl icahn is not the only one who benefits from companies repurchasing their own shares. those companies tend to outperform. scarlet: since the bottom of the market in march of 2009, the s&p 500 by back index which measures the 100 companies with the highest repurchase ratio has eaten the broader market. it has beaten 215% the buybacks returns 308%. there is a lot of criticism that companies are not using the cash to grow their business or by equipment or even look at potential m&a targets. that ceos are undisputedly the against beneficiary because so many have their compensation tied to earnings per share which is used by buybacks. mark: the numbers on buybacks are pretty staggering, given we just closed out a recent month which was a record for buyback authorizations. what are the contrary and saying? scarlet: they would say perhaps signals weakness and a tu

rob again with that blond wig. that made me happy. >> you don't want to see it. >> i've got it on my phone. plenty of 30s and lowhe golden gate bridge. no fog to speak of. temperatures are just going to warm from here on out, mid and upper 60s along the coast. san francisco with 70s elsewhere around the bay. that is well above average. temperatures will come down to more seasonal averages in the days ahead. that forecast is coming up chris. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead, residents in the south bay on edge after an inmate escapes from custody. coming up details on what he was in jail for and the search for this wanted man. >>> plus an alert for east bay residents. the infectious disease some people may have been exposed to during their visit to a popular place. abc 7 news at 8:00 is coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. huh, fiftepercent or more on e you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go