i am dave clark and steve is off today but we are lucky to have rosemary orozco. >> thank you very much, and good morning to you and welcome back this monday morning and we are watching a switch in the pattern, it is not as warm as what we saw on sunday. a little highlight and today a notable drop although still quite nice upper 60s in hayward and that's quite a difference and the cooling trend will continue i'll take you it the week a -- i'll take you to the week ahead, good morning sal. >>> a struck accident happened on bernard road and they are -- bernard road and one of the things you need to know is you need to avoid 680 and pleasanton. give your him time to move through that area and using 238. stay with us we will let you know more. and about 15 minutes ahead of schedule, now the roadway and i'm not sure what they will call it, being a act a what are they doing out there. >>> this is not complete yesterday and you can see car going in the northbound direction and at 4:45 this morning that is when we watched chp with cal transofficial replace doyle drive and the road was officiall

. >> this is darius' mom rosemary. >> i like to drive fast but only if i'm driving. >> rosemary has longccepted her son's thirst for danger, even if she doesn't quite understand it. >> if that's what he wants to do, you pray a lot, buy him a lot of padding, and hope for the best. >> summer 2011. darius decides to play a joke on mom. >> i'm definitely a little bit of a prankster. >> as a hobby he likes to race his corvette around a track in monterey, california. >> you go there and pay your money and sign up. you can go around the track all day. you get to go out there and go as fast as you want. >> how fast? >> the fastest you can get going there is probably 130, 145 miles an hour. >> one afternoon he invites his mom along for a ride. >> as soon as i get in i regretted it. i really don't know what i was thinking. >> he hasn't told his mom about the cameras he's rigged on the dashboard. >> i mounted some go-pro cameras, one on the windshield facing back and one in the back of the car facing forward. >> even before the car reaches the track, rosemary starts to squirm. >> oh, my goodness. o

rosemary orozco joins us. good morning, rosemary. >> it is chilly. 10 to 15 kegs cooler than yesterday -- 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. slightly warmer and the breeze will be with us as well. we will see an early week warm up. i will detail this. and we have a high surf advisory coming up. >>> rescue operation is underway west of the golden gate. massive wave crashed on top of 68-foot yacht racing towards the bay area. they are hurt from broken ribs and and allie rasmus is live in oakland's jack lemon scare with the coast guard operation. allie? >> reporter: this is the clipper around the world yacht race. there were 11 rats that took them from china to the bay area. some of the other boats that are part of this race made it back safely. can you see the clipper yacht behind us in the slip. crew members are back here and all okay. there are 12 crew members on board another boat called the geralyn, western australia. this is the boat and crew on one of the earlier legs of the race. when this boat you are loo

rosemary orose zoe is up next to -- rosemary orose zoe o-- rosemary orozo is up next with more. >>> the space shuttle made its final landing after making a fly-by over washington, d.c. nasa's oldest shuttle flew piggyback from cape canaveral, florida. thousands gathered to watch as it made three passes over washington monuments before landing at dullus. it will be now be displayed at the smithsonian's national air and space museum. >> it just is so rich with history that it's especially appropriate that it's here in the smithsonian. >> it's a really big day. a lot of history being made. >> discovery is the most traveled of all of the smutles. it flew 39 missions and if you count all of the time it was in space, it yadz up to one -- it adds up to one year. >>> the gsa scandal continues. the controversy, the $823,000 spent. officials want to know about money spent in hawaii, new orleans. they are holding its second day of hearings as part of the probe. >>> president obama is call on congress to crackdown on price speculation. >> here's a chance to make amends -- a chance to do something t

now here's rosemary.ast for you on this monday, we're off to a mild start out there. partly cloudy skies. low clouds and fog hug -- hugging the coastline. many of us dealing with high clouds overhead. we do have changes in store and we will begin a downward trend with our numbers starting this afternoon. upper 40s to low to mid-50s outside your door right now. low 60s for the coast at lunchtime, low 70s for the inland areas. our numbers going to be, well, fairly mild, even -- maybe a tad warmer in some areas but not as warm as we felt over the weekend. some of the hottest spots will hit 79. meantime, the coast continuing to cool. 68 in oakland. 68 hayward. low 70s in areas around fremont. upper 70s, morgan hill. the inland east bay livermore, 70s. there's your extended forecast. we'll call it a cooling trend although it's not really so cool. maybe a few scattered showers. it looks very weak. we'll keep it in there for now. our numbers will be in the 70s for the inland areas. low 60s for the coast. back to

. >> reporter: it was ten years ago when 86-year-old rosemary start having trouble with her vision.ays when she looked at an eye chart all the letters were wavy and disported and later learned that was the first sign of mack lular degeneration. it happens when the back of the retina breaks down and causes central vision loss. part of the eyesight that helps people read, drive, and recognize faces. >> once someone loses their vision, they lose their independence and very, very difficult for many patients to accept that. >> reporter: dr. dan el is an open though m-- opthomologist. for years, there weren't many treatment options. neither glasses nor surgery can cure the condition. but now the fda has recently approved a new drug that is save something people from losing their vision. >> it was very scary. >> rosemary started this during the clinical trial two years ago when her degeneration caused vision loss in her right eye. >> i was nervous about going out by myself. i always have done everything by myself. >> reporter: the drug is administered every few weeks through an injection i

. >> let's check your weather and traffic rosemary orozco is in for steve, good morning rosemary. >>> good morning, it is going to be a nice day and we will sow see a drop off, that you the workweek went, -- weekend, a mix of sun and clouds and today the cooling trends are continuing and coming up i'll take a look and show you what you can expect. >>> at the new doyle drive you can see allie rasmus is there and just coming up in a few minutes allie rasmus was able to drive. what you need to know is all the lanes are open and the golden gate bridge commute should be pretty good. let's move along, interstate 880 and machine top is shut down. sal legs savage tells us all the lanes are reopened, right alex? >> reporter: yes, all the lanes are open and they are looking to get every lane open after the major big-rig happened overnight. we will push into the area and actually damage the center divide. that is northbound where one lean of 280 traffic is getting by and one lane, traffic is moving somewhat slowly and this has been a long and complex clean up job. it said concrete chuck chunks f

rosemary stabbed 41 times.ed helter-skelter on the walls in the victims' blood. >> total stab wounds on the two nights of murders 169. >> greta: two nights of savagery, seven dead bodies and no suspects. >> my initial feeling it was a copycat murder. no word of connecting the people, they didn't run in the same circles, they didn't know each other. >> greta: on august 10th, the doctor conducted autopsies. >> the only time i walked out of an autopsy when the doctor cut sharon tate's stomach open and removed that baby. i just had chills up and down my spine i turned around and walked out. >> greta: jailhouse confession >> greta: jailhouse confession breaks the if you have copd like i do, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd iludes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiva helps corol my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free spir

rosemary is watching the weather for us this morning. rosemary, what are you delivering?some nice warm, dry weather. so hopefully that is what you are craving. that's what we have for the weekend. today warmer than yesterday. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend. this morning a cool start. you can see mostly clear skies over parts of the bay. you can see in the backdrop there we do have a few low clouds banged up against the coastline. those will begin to clear out. a northwesterly breeze in place for today. a little breezy this morning, and we will remain breezy throughout the afternoon. 43 degrees right now santa rosa. 47 san francisco. widespread upper 40s near oakland. palo alto 48 and san jose 49. so still cool. with the breeze expected to feel 5 degrees cooler than what the temperature reads. radar you can see that rain now out of here. now beginning to move south of the monterey peninsula. we'll continue off to the south and east. scattered showers over the sierra today if you are going to be head that way to play in the snow for the weekend. this gulf o

please join me in welcoming professor rosemarie zagarri. [ applause ] >> thank you, rob. and thanks to president boren and to the university of oklahoma and to all of you for coming. this is just a special occasion. i'm really honored to be among such a distinguished panel of delighted that so many people care enough about the founding to come out and to listen to us talk about it. we think about it a lot, but we wish other people would think about it more, too. when the delegates to the continental congress gathered in philadelphia in the summer of 1776 to vote on the question of american independence, it's virtually certain that no one in that room with the possible exception of john adams was thinking about the consequences of their pronouncements for the status of women. in the revolutionary era matters of politics and government were thought to be exclusively the province of men. men were the primary land owners. ownership of land was thought to give men the virtue, independence, and stake in society that qualified them to vote. women, on the other hand, were politic

rosemary is tracking changes this morning. hi, rosemary. >> good morning.ike mentioned, cooler on the coastline. anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees of cooling expected. we have fog and partly to mostly cloudy skies for the coast. rest of us will be just as warm as we felt yesterday, even warmer in some cases. we'll look at the numbers in your neighborhood, what you can expect for the week ahead, even have a few showers in the forecast. that's coming up. >>> well, continuing coverage of the doyle drive closure now. demolition is mostly done. us from we'll show you the scene from news chopper 2. what was doyle drive is now just rubble. at this time tomorrow the replacement roadway should be open for the monday morning commute and as ali rasmus tells us, all signs are pointing to that happening on time, right, alley? >> reporter: that's right, claudine. behind us is kristi field. up until five minutes ago, there was a long row of 20 asphault trucks parked along mason street. you see there is a lot of congestion here, a lot of regular cars and vehicles passing throug

here is rosemary with what we can expect today. >> yes, good morning to you. already beginning to feel the cool down. we have fog move into the coast. take a look at what is going on for the afternoon. a huge drop expected in some spots. 13-degrees or so in some areas. oakland we will see a ten degree drop. inland not as bad. with that said 70s and 80s still feeling pretty good out there. we'll take a look at your detailed forecast coming up. >>> summer like weather in the spring. it's the hot topic in some inland eastbound cities this weekend. alex savidge is live this morning in walnut creek. alex, probably no fog there. >> reporter: no, none that i can see. cool and comfortable out here in walnut creek. it will get a lot warmer today. looking for a high of 84 degrees later today. well above normal once again here in the inland areas. we'll show you the scene yesterday. expected to be ten degrees above normal later today as people try to deal with really hot temperatures. 90-degree temperatures inland. yesterday people looking for the snow cones to get relie

rosemary stabbed 41 times.elter on the walls in the victims' blood. >> total stab wounds on the two nights of murders 169. >> greta: two nights of savagery, seven dead bodies and no suspects. >> my initial feeling it was a copycat murder. no word of connecting the people, they didn't run in the same circles, they didn't know each other. >> greta: on august 10th, the doctor conducted autopsies. >> the only time i walked out of an autopsy when the doctor cut sharon tate's stomach open and removed that baby. i just had chills up and down my spine i turned around and walked out. >> greta: jailhouse confession breaks the [ female announcer ] philadelphia cooking creme. a simple way to make dinner fresh and new again. just stir it in. now it only takes a moment to make the moment. ♪ spread a little joy and see ♪ need a little happiness to be ♪ ♪ living the life ♪ need a little happiness to be ♪ pull on those gardening gloves. grab the nearest spade. and let's see how colorful an afternoon can be. with certified advis

rosemary stabbed 41 times.-skelter on the walls in the victims' blood. >> total stab wounds on the two nights of murders 169. >> greta: two nights of savagery, seven dead bodies and no suspects. >> my initial feeling it was a copycat murder. no word of connecting the people, they didn't run in the same circles, they didn't know each other. >> greta: on august 10th, the doctor conducted autopsies. >> the only time i walked out of an autopsy when the doctor cut sharon tate's stomach open and removed that baby. i just had chills up and down my spine i turned around and walked out. >> greta: jailhouse confession breaks the investigation wide open. when summer of evil returns. >>> i'm harris faulkner. we are following the situation now. we knew that wichita, kansas would remain on our focus until 10:15 p.m. central time. it is what we've been watching, the largest populated city to be in the vicinity of a very vicious storm system that has been dropping suspected twisters all day, as many as 54, 55 at one point. mar

let's go to rosemary and a peek at the forecast. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you! already bright and sunny. we have a summer-like pattern in place, fog off the coast, very dense and shallow. it's not going to be with us very long. it looks like it will be burning off to the morning hours. afternoon numbers into the 90s for inland spots. it's going to be the warmest day of the week. we'll talk about what you can expect for your neighborhood and the cooling trend ahead, coming up. >>> we begin with overnight news from oakland. one man is dead after a shooting. lorraine blanco is live in oakland, where the victim tried to get to a nearby home for help. >> reporter: a young man was yelling and banging on that door behind me right there. he way saying he was shot. the people inside were too afraid to answer the door so they called police. what happened before that is still quite sketchy. here's what the scene looked like early this morning. oakland police heard gunfire on their shots and directed them to the 1800 block of 78th avenue. then neighbors called saying a man

rosemary has a quick look at your forecast. good morning, rosemary! >> good morning to you. we will be warming up once again, numbers from 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday. here are some of the highs for our areas on friday. today we're looking at 80 degrees for santa rosa, 70 san francisco, 80 in concord, and 77 in areas right around san jose. a nice warm-up in the afternoon, a cool started. we'll look at your current conditions coming up. >>> after the demolition of doyle drive is underway. the closure went into effect last night. here's what this will do for your travel in and out of the city. doyle drive is closed. you cannot get to marina boulevard or lumbard street like you usually would through that intersection. doesn't mean you can't get into san francisco. highway 1 is still open. and once you get through highway 1, you pop into the macarthur tunnel. you have to get left eventually down california street, or possibly geary. we just got word a photographer out there at the intersection of geary and presidio. it's a four-way stop and you can turn left on geary. again,

rosemary orozco. >> to sum it up, nice.. 60s to low 70s is what we're looking at for the second half of the day. increase in clouds will lead to the possibility of rain as early as tuesday morning. i'm going to line up that model for you and show you what you can expect numberswise for your sunday coming up. >>> we're continuing to follow overnight news. towering smoke over businesses. what is happening now? >> fire investigators wrapped up preliminary investigation of the cause of this fire and it appears it was accidental and may have been caused by electrical wiring or gas pipes. some problems with the electrical wiring and gas pipes in the back of this building. a total of six businesses were affected, five completely destroyed, and one that you're looking at right now that used to be a beauty salon. the mirrors are still hanging on the walls. the flames were shooting through the roof when firefighters arrived 3:30 this morning. they quickly realized the roof was not stable. from this video you can see chunks of the roo

rosemary, i think we are ready for this. take out i am sorry i stepped out to help the gentleman. this is a brief hearing situation. we included the information before. this was the case just recently before you. you up held the hearing officer. we really do not have anything else to get into as far as the content, because what is before you is whether you will grant the rehearing. looking at the application, we did not see any new information. that is really all i have to tell you at this point in time. >> i have a question of the status of what is happening right now. this board upheld the department's decision. there is an abatement order posted on the building, correct? to go that is correct. -- >> that is correct. we have not pursued a warrant to get in at this time. we wanted you to address the request before we moved forward at all with compelling in compliance. to go before we reach the hearing requests, what would have been required to lift the abatement? >> we upheld the department's decision, so what happens after that? with respect to this particular case, this was an

joins us now rosemary we all want to enjoy during our spring break. >> we're going to get it a little late. we're looking at warm upper happens some of the warmest seeing so far this season. we're talking 80s by the weekend. giving you a live look storm tracker 2 and what's going on, light to moderate breeze throughout the afternoon we're seeing that reporting 21 miles per hour, 18 in fair field. 13 san jose. you can see high clouds overhead, a low clouds along the coastline. really hard to break away from some of those low clouds. 61 in concord. 61 san jose. you did have the sunshine it was nice mild day once again. 57 in santa rosa partly to mostly cloudy skies all day. storm tracker 2 backing it up and showing you. this if you're joining me 24 hours ago it looks identical east to west flow that continues or west to east i should say if i want to be proper about it. this is going to change. we have a ridge of high pressure that will be building in by thursday we'll begin to notice this difference, clouds will go away and that's a possibility of even some rain over the northern calif

what -- rosemary will tell us when showers will hit your areas. >>> people lined up early this morning for -- and krispy kreme doughnuts. few people camped out over night. the krispy kreme store in the willows shopping center re- opened today after shutting down back in 2007 as part of nationwide reorganization by the company. managers say they hired 85 people to work at that store. all right time for us to talk about our weather, too bad today we face cooler temps an maybe some rain on the way. >> little muggy in some cases or a little warmer than what we thought yesterday afternoon. the cooler weather is coming. and we're gearing up for spring showers. quite a difference in just a few days ago when we had that taste of summer then followed by a cooling trend and now rain on the way. the wind generally light but picking up a lit bit in some cases anywhere from 5 to 15 miles an hour a little bit stronger than that at fair feed. numbers still mild, mid-60s in livermore. low 60s right around the bay. into to the north of us 64 in napa. the winds will continue throughout the evening hours

we want to thank gwen and we want to thank rosemary.ittle nip of something for you at the end. tomorrow we're going to tell you how you can look and feel 20 years younger.

rosemary bell happens to be our boss's mom. she's in the house.e're going to turn it into a lunge. runner's lunge. and we're going to drop the knee down. untuck the toe. >> it's really good. >> press the hips forward. >> uh-huh. >> it's not a prop, man. it's real. flexor grip. open up hip flexors. tuck the back toe. lift up. rock forward and back. we're going to open up the achilles tendon, calf. push forward into your standing forward bend. you're just going to hang it over in a rag doll. >> rag doll? >> hang it over. ease that back, bend your knees a little bit. let your head go. you won't forget anything if you let your head go. >> she's got it. we want to thank gwen and we want to thank rosemary. willie's g a

rosemary will be here in minutes to tell you which neighborhood could top 80 degrees. >>> also caught on tape, a car strikes two bicyclists. we'll tell you how the internet may hav helped solve the case. and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> a car fire in oakland he is under investigation. the fire was visible from interstate 580 and several loud explosions from the air bags were heard. firefighters were able to put out the flames in the cars as well as a nearby pole that caught fire and no injuries were reported. >> the big shutdown of boil drive is just eight hours away. ktvu alli rasmus takes a look at what will replace doyle drive when all the work is done. >> the construction equipment was quiet this morning but not for

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rosemary casey was an ob/gyn. >> i love my wife and i know she shooting with his remington 742 i said> reporter: he says while they rosemary in the chest. she died the next morning. certain if the safety was on, he it went off. and -- it just didn't make i knew i didn't -- pull the trigger. you testified, i believe at the time i touched the trigger off were you telling the truth then >> i'm telling the truth now for i told the jury that i felt i must have touched the trigger through the rag, and in my for the accident. >> reporter: but jurors also heard testimony the caseys were insurance policy. story that the jury was an guilty of the crime of charged in count one. >> reporter: john casey is now serving a 20-year sentence, but he says the jury didn't hear the one piece of evidence that might can go off without touching the >> researching and looking -- of pages of remington internal orders and it's not material after receiving the initial believe casey intentionally as oppose to a jury verdict in a criminal trial. seen things no average make an informed decision with >> reporter: bu

rosemarie gave you a story about unmarried widows, but they can't vote easily because there's no secret ballot. if your husband and the laws can beat you up afterwards, you're not voting your own interests will. it was unmarried women. the question isn't how much clout slaves are going to have but how much clout slave states will have. three-fifths you get more voting clout in the house of representatives and that's the constitution. not in the house of representatives. where else could you get credit? the electoral college. yes, they didn't believe in democracy and thought republics were different. baloney. i gave you arguments that it they were far more democratic than we've been taught and they believe in direct election of governors and direct election of the members of the house of representatives there is a balance between big and small zats. the big state guy always wins. we have three small state presidents, bill clinton, zachary taylor and franklin pierce. that's it. virginia is the biggest state and for 32 of the first 36 years it's virginian and massachusetts is the second or

rosemary promises us a warm up and sunshine. >> 60s and low # 0s. deck of low clouds rolled in while we slept. we are lacking at mostly cloudy skies. and clear in san jose. >> mountain view is mostly clear. you get into the north. patchy dense fog. santa rosa down to novato and tough when it comes to visibility. it will be burning off in the next hour or two. >> for now, we have plenty of widespread gray out there. >> reporting partly cloudy. and san jose partly cloud did you. and gray skies this morning for those of you waking up. >> you can see it right through your window. >> high clouds will be in the forecast. >> spilling over the ridge of line. you can see them hugging the coast. >> maybe the east bay. >> and then for the afternoon. >> looking pet pretty good. >> it is the inland areas. where we could be partly cloudy and most of the day will be just as cool as we felt yesterday. your sat electrical light radar saw showing you, we are in good vip. and we will start a set up. >> sewn al pattern. >> and the ridge, keeping the storm track to the

. >> reporter: it was 10 years ago when 86-year-old rosemary started having trouble with her vision.he said when she looked at an eye chart all the letters were wave i have and distorted. she later learned that was the early sign of macular degeneration. >> you think am i going to be blind some day and not see anybody? >> macular degeneration comes when the back of the retina called the macula begins to break down. this causes central vision loss, the part of the eyesight that helps people read, drive and recognize faces. >> once someone loses their vision, they lose their independence. it's very, very difficult for many patients to accept that. >> dr. daniel baronstein is an ophthalmologist. he says the disease progresses gradually. at the worst small blood vessels form and can bleed and cause fluid buildup. for years there weren't many treatment options. neither glasses nor surgery can cure the condition. now the fda has recently approved a new drug called eylea saving some people from losing their vision. rosemary started eylea during the clinical trial two years ago when her macu

. >>> thank you, rosemary, you can always find the forecast on your mobile device or by going to ktvu.com and clicking on the weather tab at top. >>> dozens of searchers battled the heat in the latest search for missing south bay teenager sierra lamar. ktvu's cara liu has had report. >> good girl, c'mon. let's go. >> peggy thompson and sage walked through coyote creek trying to catch a scent. >> good girl, c'mon. i know it's a little deep. you can do it. >> reporter: hoping to turn up new clues to help find sierra lamar. >> we have had a lot of poison oak, ticks. they have seen three rattlesnakes already today. >> reporter: they joined search-and-rescue team members from around the bay. their mission to hit hard to reach areas like hillsides and rock formations between morgan hill and gilroy. >> we have conducted searches, but didn't focus on areas outside of flat lands. so if search-and-rescue member is confronted with rocks and hillside theorize ready to repel and do rock climbing if they have to. >> reporter: over at the volunteer center, more than 80 first-timers joined many more retu

rosemary casey was an ob/gyn. wife and i know she loved me. >> reporter: on a sunny sunday afternoon, john casey was just back from a day trip in the country, including target shooting with his remington 742 semiautomatic rifle. casey was in the garage cleaning his gun when his wife came in. >> rosy said, when you planning on putting the rifle away? and i said, hey, i'll do it now. i said, give me a hand, if you want. i'll blow all that oil down the barrel and i'll just wipe it down and put it away. >> reporter: he says while they were cleaning the gun with an air compressor, a gun he thought was empty, it slipped from his grip and went offshooting rosemary in the chest. she died the next morning. authorities charged casey with second-degree murder, but he claims it was a tragic accident. while he doesn't know for certain if the safety was on, he says he did not touch the trigger. >> i knew i didn't pull it, and i knew when i jolted that gun, it went off. and -- it just didn't make sense. i knew i didn't -- pull t

and rosemary is following all the weather changes for us. we know it's cold. is it going to warm up? >> we will be warmer than yesterday. this morning we were off to ad cold start. anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees above where we started yesterday morning. so now there it is. a live look outside the doors. the sun has been out for about 25 minutes or so. we'll slowly begin to see the numbers turn around. usually the coldest areas around sunrise. take a look at the view. picture perfect this morning. concordat 36 and napa right around this area reporting 30 degrees this morning. so yes, it will be a cold one. the areas near the park here in the 30s. 41 mountainview and san jose and mid-40s oakland as well. satellite radar. a view from up above. just a few high clouds are passing by. the abundant sunshine is expected with the warmer conditions. this is the system we have been tracking for the last few days. and it looks like as it progresses can closer to the coast that it will stall and slow down enough for the easter sunday to be dry. we were looking at the possibi

. >> and meteorologist rosemary orozco is monitoring rain showers, she's back with the forecast for the rest of the week ahead. @@ >> delta four rocket carrying nl25 mission for -- >>> what exactly is that mission? the air force isn't saying because it's a secret. all we know is that the delta rocket carried a satellite for the agency that oversees spy satellites. >> an exclusive ktvu field poll shows that californians are far more concerned about childhood obesity than ever before. >>> in a story you will see only on 2, john fowler uncovering one of the problems hitting the communities. >> people want change, they want healthier food for their children. >> reporter: that's what people in the bay view told us. >> more healthier snacks, more fruits and vegetables. >> reporter: our field poll showed almost half of californians said the biggest problem was lack of produce. encouraging, christine madson. >> they're committed to making more changes to really address kids environments so that the healthy choice becomes the easy choice. >> reporter: today in the bay view the easy choice is too

lavender, rosemary, sage. >> they add so much. >> here are some questions. what are the best plans for deep shade? >> all plans want a little bit of sunshine. ferns are very good in general. use them all in the right place. you want to make sure you have some oil in those areas because usually it stays moist. there really are things that could grow pretty well in shade. >> when is the best time to trim back your trees? >> in most cases, after they bloom. you can prune them. the other great time is when they are dormant. as you get into summer, i would be careful. if you have that one that will hit your head every time you go through with a lawn mower, take it down. dormant is probably the best time. >> suzanne asks if i want to plant a garden this year, when do i start? >> you could start now for most things. for some things like a pepper plant or the tomato plant, you have to wait. >> thank you. if you have a plant or gardening question, you can e-mail or send pictures. you can also go to our web site, wbaltv.com and click on the family. you can also send y

rosemary. >> 4-8 inches, perhaps, we we are hoping. outside today n joyable. warmer.inds have been light. picking up at sfo, 22 miles per hour. 5-10 miles per hour, 10 miles per hour in some cases. high clouds over head. this has been the case all day long. filtered sunshine. clouds associated with the next system. numbers beginning to slip a little. inland, nice and mild. 65 conford -- concord as well as san jose. 62 in napa. these numbers from 2-4, 6-8 degrees warmer than sunday. actually, seasonal. next system, we may get scattered showers by the afternoon tomorrow. there is the front that will bring that rain. it saweak system but it will move -- it is a weak system but will move closer to the coast. clouds tonight and tomorrow. let me show you here, we got the high clouds tonight. tomorrow morning, we got partly cloudy skies, you can see the rain beginning to move in. the thicker clouds by the second half of the day. 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon, beginning to fill in. this will continue to shift over our area. maybe 1-2/100 with this. a weak system. partly cloudy s

weekend widespread mid- to even upper 50s. >> how about that easter. >> looks good. >> thank you, rosemarynk you. >>> the waves today weren't mavericks today but they were big nonetheless. surfers were out enjoying pretty good sized waves. the win window for the big surf competition closed on saturday. there was a high surf advisory earlier today but it expired about 12 hours ago. this evening's event did not draw the crowds hay had hoped for. in the future organizers may move the festival back into april or later in years when the big wave contest isn't held. >>> the giants sign one of their star players to a huge contract worth more than 100 many dollars, mark is next with sports. l(@@ ( >>> mark is here now with sports, i guess it wasn't the greatest national championship game we've had. >> you wait all year and you want to see something spectacular. we didn't get it. no drama, nothing particularly memorable but if you're from kentucky you don't care. the wildcats winning their eighth national title and young and loose. he's a bit of an incapsulating him. davis again and lamb will core

you can da and -- northbound traffic looks good on 280 and we are off to a good start, let's go to rosemary. >>> many of us will still be above average this time of year. just a light president and on shore flow is strengthening and as we move through the week our numbers will gradually drop off. heading into san jose, 57 degrees right now and actually relatively balmy. not a pad start, 49 in garrett atkins and 49 in napa. we have clouds and they are breaking down continuing to ride over to the north of us bringing high clouds, increasing on shore breeze but not bringing on shore breeze and models are breaking up. it is cooling down every to so slightly. yesterday this rain came to the north bay but now it is beginning to fizzle out and meanwhile high 70s inland and upper 60s for the bay. 67 in livermore 67 for san mateo, 68 for the inland spots and as we head into the weekend right now models are looking partly cloudy and mild. >>> remembering some of the worst riots. how people are marking the 2 rd air of. >> she spend four hours in the wilderness, we will find out how she surprised. . >>

back to rosemary orozco filling in for chief meteorologist bill martin. some rain this week or maybe not. >> it's just what's crossing over our path right now is a fairly weak system. it's moisture starved. we're seeing just a few sprinkles over areas of the north bay. the winds are kicking up with the front and a live look at storm tracker 2 you can see where some of those sprinkles may be falling. most of our areas really not reporting hitting the ground. where we may be seeing a few sprinkles, nevado and stretching out toward the coastline. this is going to continue to shiftout. right now it remains north of i80 areas near vallejo headed toward fairfield. but it's the winds right around the bridges, at 20 miles per hour at sfo and crossing this bridge into oakland, the gusts are picking up from time to time. so you may find a little bit of a struggle getting across the bridges, no advisories in place. 14-miles-per-hour in livermore. san jose reporting 10 at this time. the winds will die down once this front passes through. if i back it up you can easil

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rosemary, when you said we're willing to work with a homeowner, what specifically did you have in mind? as you said, i am sympathetic to the property owner as well, but as you can see, they were aware. they have the legal notice with respect to the hearings. they asked for a continuance and got that. at any point in time have they communicated that the work was done, we would not be here today. and from that standpoint, we would definitely -- it is the pleasure of the commission to reduce the amount, we would be happy to do that. the billing has already been conservative, but we would be more than happy to look at that again. >> three minutes for rebuttal. >> it is my understanding that when we received a certified mail we have to sign for it. the only piece we ever signed for was the one you have on the back of your packet. this one and the one in january. right after the january meeting was when weaver notified we did not make a -- when we were notified we didn't make the hearing. this one, and i do not see anything else in the packet that has my signature, or my sister, or her husba

>> peppers, onions, rosemary, cilantro and one egg. >> while he's doing that, i'm going to ask you to tell me a little bit about the restaurant, how old is it, how long has it been there? >> we've been in olney for 14 months. celebrated our year anniversary a couple of weeks ago. it's a small -- we do live jazz entertainment every saturday evening from 7:00 to 10:00, a good time. wednesday night wes have promotions as -- nights we have promotions as well. it's a quaint restaurant. you can sit, relax, have a great meal prepared by will. have excellent service as well. and just have a good time. it's a family oriented restaurant. >> tell me the location. >> 3418 olney laytonsville road, olney, maryland. 301-774-2500 is the known r phone number. >> we have the -- is the phone number. >> we have the information on jchayward.com. the chef is over here doing his thing. >> we're going to plate it. >> that was quick. that didn't take long. those scallops are nice and large. they're a little piesy but the -- pricey but the best you can buy. >> where do you get this? >> at the fish market. >> l

rosemary? >> it would be interesting to ask you all and students and the ought yenz if they wanted to take advantage of the clause in the constitution to allow us to call another convention. in our history that's never been done, we had one convention, but the constitution provides procedures by which we the people can reconstud ourselves as a convention of the people and have a new document. frankly i think if people would take that exercise seriously and start thinking about what a whole new constitution would look like, i think they would have a greater appreciation of the founders and two, i think they would appreciate the challenges of governing today in a more full way. >> david? >> really truly believe that it all comes back to or down to or up to leadership. leadership at all levels, but particularly political leadership. here we are in one of the great universities in our country and the state university in which the president teaches a course on civics. imagine a president who is resp