and rose let him do that. >> and so without consulting rosemary's mother or rosemary herself, he decidesthe procedure she should have done. >> the surgeon gives the patient a local. and then begins to cut into the prefrontal lobe. sing, and the eon continues o cutting as long as the patient sings. rosemary is a very dutiful daughter, and she sings and she sings and she sings. and when she stopped singing, she has the mental age of a 5-year-old. >> by the end of the procedure, she's basically lost the ability to talk, and it's clear that this has gone terribly wrong. >> and rosemary is then institutionalized from 1941 until she passes in 2005. >> i think that experience of having a sister who suffered from intellectual disabilities ended up having a ripple effect in our family. and years later my aunt played a critical role in recognizing the rights of people who have intellectual disabilities. >> this is the first tragedy to befall the kennedy family. rose is overwhelmed by what happened to their daughter. they were also overwhelmed by the fact that her second son, jack, who is physicall

>> they had tried together to find every conceivable cure for rosemary.rked. >> joe kennedy read about this brand-new procedure called the prefrontal lobotomy, only done on people with the most serious physical and medical conditions, never on somebody like rosemary. >> joe was convinced rosemary's lobotomy would somehow fix things and miraculously she would become like all the other kennedys. >> in the kennedy family, joe made the serious decisions, and rose let him do that. >> and so without consulting rosemary's mother or rosemary herself, he decides that this is the procedure she should have done. >> the surgeon gives the patient a local. and then begins to cut into the prefrontal lobe. the surgeon asks the patient to sing, and the surgeon continues cutting as long as the patient sings. rosemary is a very dutiful daughter, and she sings and she sings and she sings. and when she stopped singing, she has the mental age of a 5-year-old. >> by the end of the procedure, she's basically lost the ability to talk, and it's clear that this has gone terribly wr

rosemary? >> yepful. and we will watch to see what comes of this south korean delegation. we'll tune back in with you, andrew stevens, next hour in fact to joining us there from seoul where it's just after four income the afternoon. many thanks. >>> well, 3,000 delegates, two weeks, and one central figure. china's de facto parliament, the national people's congress is all about one man this year, president xi jinping. >> that's right. the 13th congress opened monday morning in beijing, and you see the hall there. this annual session is a key moment for president xi. the presidential terms are expected to be lifted, and that means he could potentially rule indefinitely. cnn's will ripley is following this story live for us in beijing. will, it was 1982 when the communist party established term limits in that nation's constitution, limiting the president, the vice president to serve no more than two consecutive terms. without term limits, president xi could essentially lead for the rest of his li

thank you, rosemary. >>> a new ad campaign at b.a.r.t. stations around the area are turning heads and stirring controversy as well. including words like expensive, underserving, and expendable, jesse gary is looking at the images being criticized for antisentiments. >> reporter: it's above the iron, on the walls. the bill boards going up, raising eyebrows and turning heads. >> it seems antiimmigrant to me. >> i saw those this morning, and i was not sure who was behind it. i was a little bit suspicious, because of that, because it seemed like they were targeting nonu.s. citizens, so that generally makes me suspicious. >> reporter: the large message is lining the walls, calling on tech workers to force congress to fix the h1b1 visa system allowing immigrants to get employment. others see something else. >> language is antiimmigrant, in my opinion, and understand that free speech does not necessarily mean accurate speech, right? >> of course i want my home team to do well, but i need you to be as skilled as someone coming from russia or ghan

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell. have a great day. . . . >>> at this point in time, no country exclusion. >> no country, friend or foe, will be spared from new trade tariffs this week. the white house insists it will with not hurt the economy, but when will an actual plan be on the table and why are so many of the president's inner circle against it? >>>

let's go over to rosemary. i had a friend post on facebook yesterday, she left the bay area at 1:00 and got to tahoe at 10:30.>> at one point, you could not turn around. i-80 shut down. the advisories have been allowed to expire. no expiry's. -- no warnings. you're going to have better clearing and the avalanche warning was supposed to expire at 7:00 this morning.>> the good news, good skiing. but you have to get there. >> be careful, be safe. meanwhile, we have st. patrick's day going on. here is a look outside our doors from san francisco where you can see we are partly sunny, mostly cloudy. we have a few scattered showers falling. as we get into the second part of your day, we will continue with a mix of sun and clouds. here is your forecast for san francisco. at 9:00, upper 40s. we are cooler than 24 hours ago. as we get into the lunch hour, we are still with the scattered showers. this continues most of the day. by the second part of the day, perhaps the showers pick up over san francisco. this tells you w

we asked for it, rosemary. >> we did. and, boy, we received quite a bit today in the way of showers and thunderstorms. snow in our hills and it continues tonight. haven't seen a picture of rainbows lately. i did see one earlier. here's a view for you as we look across the bay a mixture of sun and clouds out there today. we had some rain this morning. then it cleared out then right about the lunch hour and into about 1:00, 2:00, widespread once again. i know because i was outdoors covered in t giving you a view of a three-hour time lapse. even at this hour, our evening commute will be slick. north bay showers reported even perhaps a few thunderstorms in and around just on the east side of santa rosa there. highway 101 is a wet one all the way down through novato, san rafael, crossing the richmond/san rafael bridge. if you look to the east, we have napa moderate rainfall along i-80 in fairfield. central bay, san francisco moving through pacifica, half moon bay, right on the coastline, so this is moving east. this is going t

i know rosemary was head on a train to miami. whoever else wants a pair back there, i'll grab them for you guys. we're live in hamilton township, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> wishful thinking, the day for flip-flops. >>> to montgomery county where the falling snow made a mess of the roads. this is king of prussia and that area. cars sliding on the sidewalks, causing one truck to get stuck on a busy stretch. >> deanna durante is live in king of prussia where at one point 30 cars were stuck in the intersection of henderson an 202. deanna joins us now live. >> reporter: it took the mighty might of police officers to get those cars out of the road. you can see what is going on now. crews are here using shovels and snow blowers to clean up. but it's not so much the sidewalks that are going to be a problem, according to officials here. it's the wet, slushy roads. each though the snow may be gone, the big freeze they say is still yet to come. for this big rig, it was a big mess along 202. and not the only truck with issues. along th

rosemary?and paula, while this is happen, sweden is trying to negotiate the release of three americans held in north korea. what progress has been made on that issue? and how likely is it we'll see some sort of breakthrough? >> it's really not clear at this point when or if this could happen. we're hearing from a number of experts and officials that it's something that would show good faith from the north koreans to actually release these three detainees that are american citizens. now we know that the swedish sources close to this situation saying that they are trying to point out to the north koreans that this would really point the right way forward. it would show the right direction ahead of a possible meeting between the u.s. president donald trump and the north korean leader kim jong-un. the foreign minister of north korea has just left now. we understand he has arrived back in beijing, presumably heading back to pyongyang. he was there over the weekend, north korea as well through state-

patrick's day weekend plans here's rosemary. >>> heading into st.'s day weaning end here are a few things it's st. patty's on the square. a family event complete are live music, food, dancing kids' activities and more saturday afternoon. and at courthouse square in downtown santa rosa. in the east bay, city of dublin st. patrick's day celebration includes a free two-day festival at the civic isn'ter with food, music, dance and vendors and a saturday parade at 9:30 and a sunday shamrock 5k run walk. head to the st. patrick's day festival in san francisco. it begins at 11:30 at second and market streets. and it ends at civic center where you will find a festival of entertainment exhibitors, food, and kids' rides. or you can enjoy a full weekend of fashion at the vintage fashion expo. the two-day event offers vintage clothing, jewelry and accessories from the late 18th century to the 1990s. this is held in the san francisco county fair building. take part in celebration at mission san jose park in fremont to enjoy the traditional color throwing ceremon

now over to rosemary orozco with the weather.anging, and then coming back and then leaving and coming back. >> just how we like it. >> it's perfect. bring us rain and sunshine. >> not all at once. sunny skies, dry conditions for today, speaking all at once, and a couple of days where we pretty much saw it all. a mix of the sun and clouds, showers, and hail and snow in the hills. the thunderstorms have moved on, and a dry day for your sunday, and partly cloudy skies for the afternoon, and temperatures slightly warmer today, however, it is still remaining a bit cool with temperatures in the afternoon, into the 50s, and then current visibility over the north bay. on and off all morning, and santa rosa now at half a mile near the airport, and you can see along 101, down through nevada, you will find this, even with an early morning drive. you to deal with the fog for the next hour or so. temperaturewise, 35. struggling under the gray. 39 in napa. the rest of us, a nice little rebound underway. 48 for sfo, and 42 to start the morning

let's get over to rosemary who is tracking the weather right now. hey rosemary. >> yeah, this is one of the days people go what's up with the crazy weather. we have sunshine and clouds and hail as you saw a moment ago and showers continue to move into the bay area. storm tracker 2 shows a break early on and now we are beginning to see widespread rain over areas of the north bay once again. you can see santa rosa along highway 101 to petaluma and sausalito wed roadways and thecoastline and that shade of pink there over the mount town area indicating the low snow still around for today as well. let's shift to the peninsula where we have rain falling from the coast and into san francisco. all the way down through half- moon bay. redwood city, woodside, 101, 280 getting wet weather. looks like the bay bridge and san mateo bridge a wet one at this lunch hour. if we shift back a little bit, you can see portions of the east bay mainly dry but this is going to continue to move east. and so the east bay will eventually see the rain we now see over areas of t

rosemary is joining us onset. what are we looking like today?ing. >> it will be an exciting day. sun, clouds, let's talk about rain, thunderstorms, rainbows, hail, snow in the hills. we will do it all for today. so don't be caught off guard. just because you see the sun and the clouds out there and you're thinking, the storm has passed. oh, no. we have cold unstable air pulling in. low snow is definitely a possibility as we work our way through friday. a good amount of snow has fallen in the sierra. take a look at this sent to us from coop at kirkwood. it is widespread up there. in fact, if you are traveling up, be prepared. there is a winter storm warning all the way until tomorrow morning for white-out conditions. not only heavy snow at times but we will also see very windy conditions. here at home, snow is falling in the hills as well. there is a look at the snow level. we expect it down to 1500, 2,000 feet or so. all of the peaks could get some snow. mount hamilton and santa cruz mountains and mount tam. let's look at what is going on. the s

rosemary? >> all right. a lot of fingers crossed in the hope that there will be a breakthrough there. paula hancocks joining us live from seoul, south korea. many thanks to you. >>> many u.s. and british lawmakers are calling for investigations into facebook and data firm with ties to the president's 2016 campaign. >> at issue are reports that cambridge analytica gathered private information on millions of facebook users without their knowledge or permission. brian stelter has the details. >> reporter: hey there, yes. misuse of facebook data is at the center of this scandal involving both facebook and cambridge analytica. cambridge analytica is a consulting firm that has been in the news largely for its 2016 work in the presidential election here in the united states there have been various claims about how important cambridge an it will that was to donald trump's election victory, with some giving the company a lot of credit for its detailed voter profiles, enabling the trump campaign to target individual v

. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> the investigation continues

i'm rosemary church. >> i'm george howell. for our viewers here in the united states, "early start" is next. for viewers around the world, news continues with our colleague max foster live in london. thanks for watching "cnn newsroom," the world's news leader. >> have a great day. . . >>> i was like turn around drop them. >> you told donald trump to turn around and drop his pants? >> yes. >> happy monday. it wasn't just a salacious story. she was told not to sell her story. >>> lawyers are itching to join his legal

i'm rosemary connors. from glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of us, have a great day. >> gabby: why would you help me when i tried to frame you? >> stefan: you were desperate... fighting for your future. that's giving me an idea. [anticipatory music] ♪ we can frame someone else. >> gabby: who? >> stefan: i don't know yet. there's plenty of people in this town guilty of something or other. that's not important right now. for now, we need to throw suspicion elsewhere. >> gabby: you would do that for me? >> stefan: i absolutely would. but i need this lid and your coat. >> gabby: coat? i love this coat. >> stefan: i know. if it's gonna work, though, i have to have it.

a quick look at the weather from rosemary.lanket we have gotten is just a hint of the week to come. >>> we are looking at rain in the extended forecast, and today a dry, mild one. should be enjoyable, sunday trees is back, starting in the mission district. look at the dense fog in the north bay and east bay as well. south bay locations, you're in fairly good shape. more, not -- livermore, not bad at all. it's stretching down the peninsula. it's also along the coastline, highway 1, you'll find it, and over the north bay coast as well. santa rosa and napa reporting a quarter of a mile. i-80 and back, visibility issues there, and concord less than a quarter of a mile there at the airport. be prepared for that. if you're getting out or have an early morning drive, fairly widespread, and temperatures chillier than where we started yesterday. along the peninsula, 53 right now in san jose. here's the 24 hour temperature change, fairfield, 13 degrees colder. down by 5 in half-moon bay. the afternoon is feeling pretty good. partly clou

reporting live outside 30th street station, i'm rosemary conners, nbc 10 news. >> you can see the top of the comcast technology center. the major storm it is some counties harder than others. >> snow totals around the region. >> that's right, guys. some sections getting close to a foot of snow. we've gotten new numbers if from new jersey. and again you have to think about the water content in this snow. an inch and a half of water within that several inches of

i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary church.ant to update you on the main stories we've been following this hour. saudi arabia says it intercepted seven missiles fired into its territory from yemen on saturday. a saudi official reports all the missiles were destroyed, but an egyptian national was killed by falling debris. riyadh accuses the iranian-backed houthi rebels of launching the missiles. >>> barcelona, spain. supporters of the former catalan president carles puigdemont clashed with police after news he had been detained in germany. the scene you see there in barcelona. spain has accused puigdemont of sedition over last year's independence referendum. >>> an adult film star says she was threatened into keeping quiet about an alleged affair with donald trump before he became president. in an interview on the cbs program "60 minutes," stormy daniels said a man approached her and her infant daughter in a parking lot in 2011 and suggested something could happen to daniels if she told her story. the white house denies the affa

let's take a look at the roads with rosemary. you said, walked out, and i'm like, wait! it's raining. i thought it was over? i thought it was going to be 70s? >> my wipers are on protest. they are like no more! >> same thing happened to me coming out of a restaurant in oakland, and i thought, gosh, i predicted this, and i still forgot it was going to rain on me. outside, a mix of rain, clouds, and even a little fog to start your morning, and temperatures are cooler than where we were yesterday. the view of san francisco, as we look across the bay, with the partly sunny skies, and i think i see just a bit of a glow from the sun, and the sun is up and shining, but we can't see it from that vantage point. storm tracker 2, and the rain continues to pour into northern california, and the snow in the sierra, expected down to 2500 feet this morning. here's the bay area, and i have seen a little bit of pink over mount hamilton this morning. a little dusting going on there, all said and done. the scattered shower activity along the coast,

i'm rosemary connors. >>> i'm dray clark. it's 7:00 on this sunday morning. our major storm is gone but there are still windy conditions across the region this morning. let's get to the first alert neighborhood weather forecast with neat rolgs krystal klei who is looking at the possibility of more snow headed our way. krystal. >> i feel like a bad news -- let's talk about the conditions this morning. as dray mentioned, windy again today. not as windy as yesterday and certainly not as windy as friday when the system passed. nonetheless, we're feeling colder than we actually are. 28 degrees the windchill in philadelphia. look at mt. pocono, feeling like 15. 30 in wilmington and 31 in atlantic city. the actual temperatures, more like upper 30s. we're above freezing out there. trenton at 38. philly at 37 degrees. this trend will go from the upper 30s into the mid-40s this afternoon. unfortunately, the winds stick with us. gusts 25 to 35 miles per hour. right on into this evening. while we'll be at 45, it will

. >>> first let's check in with rosemary. >>> we do have mostly cloudy skies out there. a slight chance at a few scattered showers. as we get into the second part of your day, temperatures will be cool giving you a look outside your doors where you can see waking up with plenty of gray once again as we get into the second half. we may see partly sunny skies. we are going to remain locked in this sun etithed pattern. temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s around the bay area at this hour. san francisco low 50s as well even though we've lost the reading there. can you see the cloud cover, you can see the gray, the fog out this this morning. into the second of the day we are going to remain with the possibility of maybe a few sprinkles. here is a look at the 24 hour temperature change, we are warmer out there because of the cloud cover, napa up by 13 degrees or so, navado up by 4. stretch it back, you can see the entire state covered in clouds as well as a little bit of moisture there. this moisture plume coming in and bringing southern california a good amount of rain fo

more on your weather with rosemary, let's talk to her right now because things are looking up finally, right? >> yes, good morning to you. so, we do have a possibility of maybe a few scattered showers crossing the bay area. cool conditions in store. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy at times. if you are getting outside right now, take a look at that, a beautiful start to the day. we are off to a cool start to the day though, so bring along the jackets. storm tracker 2, look at that storm still spinning off the coastline there of oregon, you can see creeping into areas of northern california with the rain and for us continues as well for the sierra continues as well. let's move in closer, take a look at where we may have a few sprinkles, fairly quiet, you get on to the east edge of livermore, 580 stretching towards tracee. it looks like some in modesto. sierra, take a look at what is falling here. snow levels below pines, below 3500, maybe 3000 feet this morning. down to 2500 feet at times over the course of the next 24 hours or so. so the winter weather advisory remains in place for the

i'm rosemary orozco. your "weekend watch." >>> the golden gate bridge toll plaza is going to be changing. we'll take a look at the update coming up. >> this afternoon not bad, cool and breezy for some. scattered showers over portions of the north bay and marching across the bay into the evening hours, i'll have a look at what you can expect for your bay area weekend coming up. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their e so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a better california. >>> the golden gate bridge toll plaza is about to go through some major changes. the bridge's board of directors will meet today to talk ab

. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> as many as 60 people are dead after a plane crash in nepal. >> it happened around 2:15 local time. 1:30 in the morning here in the bay area. there -- several other passengers are reporting -- reported missing. >> reporter: no official confirmation about what caused this crash. according to witness statements, experts now believe the most likely cause was engine failure. rescuers on the scene moments after the crash desperately tried to pull bodies from the burning wreckage. 71 people had been on board and dozens of firefighters and rescue workers tried to get them out. amid the chaos and the rush of badly injured victims, many passengers remained unaccounted full -- for. the plane had begun to behave strangely. it circled the airport twice as it waited for clearance. then it swerved repeatedly before catching fire. the plane was a bombardier cash. the airline is called us-bangla airlines. it's operated since 2014 and has flown to several domestic and regional destinations. surrounded by high mountains on all sides. in september 2012, a dribble propped plane

. >>> rosemary? >> it feels really nice out there. temperatures will continue to climb. how about a view where we have mostly blue skies. isn't that gorgeous there? temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to mid 60s right now. 62 in santa rosa. 61 in san francisco. mid 60s at the oakland airport. 55 degrees right now in san jose. san jose expected to be near 70 degrees, perhaps even a little bit warmer in some south bay locations. here's a look at the 24-hour temperature change. 7 degrees warmer in san jose. yesterday at this hour, only areas cooler is oakland by a few degrees or so. today is going to be a warmer day. as we get into wednesday, though, changes are coming our way. we will start out with partly to mostly cloudy skies. wednesday evening, a system begins to move in. it's going to bring us light showers. and once that moves in, we are going to remain a bit unsettled for the rest of the week. here's a look at your afternoon. we will be partly cloudy. there's a look at wednesday morning. we start out with partly and mostly cloudy skies. then we turn partly cloudy.

. >> reporter: rosemary, you can see the water has come up here. we are at harvard avenue. this guy is working on a house across the street. apparently he wasn't expecting the flood waters to come up as quickly as they did. the water is just about below his exhaust pipe. it was over his pipe just a second ago. he's trying to get the pickup truck out of here as quickly as possible. this is all salt water. and it was very close to coming up through the door of his pickup truck. this is a flood-proned area. it floods here easily. you can see this is what's happening here, and in some other areas along the jersey shore. we are expecting at this point mostly minor tidal flooding from this morning's high tide. i checked in with the head of emergency management from ocean city a few minutes ago. he says it's likely going to be minor. borderline moderate. but still that's not as severe as originally feared, moderate to perhaps major range. and this guy is coming back through here again making his own waves as he rounds the corner onto calvert avenue. perhaps he could not get out th

i'm rosemary connors. >>> i'm dray clark. we're still trying to get the power back on for a lot of people. let's get to our first alert weather with meteorologist krystal klei and the most accurate forecast in town. >> the problem is it's cold outside. people with no electricity may not have heat and unfortunately, this is what it feels like outdoors. coatsville at 25 degrees. the feels-like temperature because of the winds, 28 in philadelphia. 30 for mt. holly. vineland and atlantic city at 31 degrees. the winds not nearly as strong as they have been the last couple of days, but still breezy to low end windy throughout the day. here are the actual temperatures. about a 10-degree difference from the feels-like. 37 in allentown. 38 in philly. almost 40 in atlantic city. the temperatures will continue to climb into the mid-40s again this afternoon. take a lock at radar and satellite. we have high clouds like yesterday. kind of that milky sky is what i expect once the sun is up. the good news, they're going to continue to pull o

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i'm rosemary orozco.t's your "weekend watch." >>> now something you can do a little later on next month. san francisco brewing company is coming to the square with a big new project. it's a taproom and on site brewery. it will have a full service restaurant and outdoor patio with a fire pit like this demonstration here and family- friendly games among other things. the 12,000-square-foot facility will be in ghirardelli square's west plaza on polk street and opens in late april. >>> well, a museum capitalizing on one of the generation's biggest obsessions, the selfie. the creator of the new pop-up museum in los angeles said he wanted to show the depth behind selfies. so at the museum, you can take selfies in front of many of the exhibits including famous landmarks, wow, that's a whole train, cars and the ever popular bathroom mirror and scenes featuring the sky -- i'm not big on that. the museum opens on sunday. it will stay open through the end of may. >>> we're knocking the hell out of isis. we'll be com

reporting live outside 30th street station, i'm rosemary conners, nbc 10 news. >> rosemary, the second time they've had to do that since last friday. all right. appreciate it. >>> well, how much snow you see today really depends on where you live. and that's why nbc 10 has first alert neighborhood weather. >> meteorologist steve south is breaking down the snow totals neighborhood by neighborhood. how does it look out there? >> the highest numbers that i've seen so far are in our pennsylvania suburbs, consistent numbers too. so some of the latest updates, 8.1. coatesville, 8 inches of snow. plymouth meeting 8 inches of snow. and about 4.5 fell in about an hour and a half's worth of time. so a lot of snow all at once. it's what we call that thump that came through. it was just a heavy pounding of snow. and then the intensities lightened up. upper gwinnett, about 7 3/4 in upper gwinid. this was an old total. we'll have to see if we can get an update. the totals have been a little slow today coming in here. if you want the measure it, measure three spots. take those numbers, average them t

let's bring in nbc 10's rosemary connor live at 30th street station. >> rosemary, how are things look agent this hour? >> reporter: clear. and that's good news. here is proof of the fact that many people decided the stay home today. normally 30th street would be jammed, drivers fighting to get on the schuylkill expressway. not the case. a handful of drivers. over here, this drop-off lane in front of 30th street station you wouldn't be able to get a parking spot this time of day, rush hour on a wednesday. but again, it's open. it's clear. that's good news because anybody who does have to take a train home, regional, rail or amtrak, you're going to experience some delays. >> just you have to be flexible and go with it. that's the one thing for sure is weather is unpredictable. >> tonight mother nature could leave some riders in the lurch at 30th street station, especially the ones just passing through, relying on amtrak. >> i'm sure you have a lovely train station. i don't want the sleep here. >> reporter: for those taking regional rail, the trains are arriving hourly. waiting is half t

and rosemary smith agreed. bbc news reported on calls from public health officials for britain to go on a diet. health editor hugh pym set up the numbers for the 6:00pm and 10:00pm bulletins. here's the obesity problem. a child's diet might include breakfast with nearly 500 calories, a packed lunch with more than 1,000, an after—school snack at around 250, and pasta and a pudding for dinner, with more than 800 calories. but that's nearly 600 above the recommended limit for children, which is like eating an extra meal a day. most television reports on obesity like this one show footage of the bodies, but not the faces, of overweight members of the public. one newswatch viewer, a medical doctor who preferred to remain anonymous, e—mailed us recently with his thoughts about that practice. hugh pym was also on the air on thursday with some statistics about what has become a familiar story this winter, about cancelled non—urgent surgery in english hospitals. figures out today reveal the scale of the cancellations. i

here is rosemary orozco. >> rummage sale enthusiasts can go to the white elephant sale on saturday. 96,000 square-foot warehouse on lancaster street. african-american tradition will be celebrated at the black seen festival in the bayview district. you can enjoy live music, booths and food. the annual polar plunge is on saturday. watch others during the dash and splash to benefit the special olympics of southern california. it is free to observe but you must raise $125 to participate. 125,002 loves arcs acted to fill the area for american toilet day. you can pick your own bunch free of charge. if you prefer magnolias you can head to the san francisco botanical gardens for the magnolia plant cell. there will be nearly 100 rare and historic magnolias. you can visit the tales and no tales cat show. this will be at the santa clara county fairgrounds in san jose. sonoma county restaurant week starts this weekend. you can get a lunch or dinner for a discounted price at participating resident -- restaurants. i am rosemary orozco. >>> what uber is doing to make sure everyone makes it to the

and rosemary smith agreed.ews reported on calls from public health officials for britain to go on a diet. health editor hugh pym set up the numbers for the 6 and 10 o'clock bulletins. here's the obesity problem. a child's diet might include breakfast with nearly 500 calories, a packed lunch with more than 1000, an after—school snack at around 250, and pasta and a pudding for dinner, with more than 800 calories. but that's nearly 600 above the recommended limit for children, which is like eating an extra meal a day. hugh pym was also on the air on thursday with some statistics about what has become a familiar story this winter, about cancelled nonurgent surgery in english hospitals. figures out today reveal the scale of the cancellations. in december, there were nearly 27,000 fewer routine operations carried out in england than the same month a year earlier. injanuary, there was a drop of nearly 1a,500. and for the most recent two week period, bed occupancy in hospitals at more than 95% was the highest this wint

and the bay area right rosemary? >>> absolutely. we are all winners.we do a have good weather for -- if i can stay standing straight. great weather for the weekend. we are cooling it off a little bit getting into the afternoon. but still, above average for many of us. outside the doors this morning, take a look at what is back. we have got fog in san francisco. you can see it there. swallowed up the golden gate bridge in the last hour or so over portions of the coast. i am seeing it as well. we may have visibility issues ate long the coast. and you can see golden gate bridge also. here's a look across the bay. isn't that beautiful? almost looks like sheeshert. a -- ser -- sherwert -- sherbert. san francisco 52. oakland 53. livermore 50 degrees and san jose has jumped now into the upper 50s. and santa rosa into the upper 40s. so a bit of a chill in the air for portions of the north bay valley locations as well as inner east bay this morning. here's storm tracker 2. you can see all that cloud cover in place. the mid and high level clouds. central bay nor

rosemary orozco with the weekend watch. >> reporter: heading into the weekend, here are a few eventse bay. starting in oakland, enjoy the 5th annual bacon and beer festival on saturday at the market building in jack london square. also at jack london square, second certificate makes its debut with local artists, music, and food and entertainment. in the south bay, the hop n vine festival with breweries, wineries and food at the santa clara county fair groups in san jose. also at the fairgrounds, climb aboard the great train show with layouts, hundreds of vendors and bounce houses and riding trains for kids. in san francisco, get an eyeful in the virtual reality show with mind blowing technology, interactive talks and music and food at pier 48 or take part in the superhero run on saturday. the 5k event provides capes and welcomes costumes. the chocolate show promises to be a sweet event. taste the finest artisan and gourmet confections at the chocolate salon on sunday. sunday streets is back and will start in the mission district this weekend. walk, bike, or roller skate as cars are b

rosemary hollis, give us a context us. rosemary hollis, give us a co ntext a nd us.k? for the kurdish population of this part of the world there are many millions of kurds. they are a distinctive ethnic group. they are not turks, they are not arabs. their population is spread across very large numbers of turkey itself. and smaller numbers in syria but on the border with turkey. somewhere in between you have the kurdish population of iraq and also iran. since those states were carved out of the remains of the ottoman empire in the 1920s, the kurds did not luck out with a state of their own. they are spread across iraq, syria, iran and turkey. and they have been played by those countries, by those powers, and with some american interference at times, and with some israeli interference at times. the israelis hoped the kurds were going to be their friends. but then discovered the kurds could not deliver anything very much because they are split up between countries. their aspirations for autonomy set of fears in the governments of iraq, syria, iran and turkey. they feare

i'm rosemary connors. >> pim dray clark. it's account on this sunday morning. people are cleaning up tree limbs after that big blast of winter on friday night. let's get a look at the first alert meteorologist krystal klei, with the weather. >>> impacting during the workweek. current winds is where we're starting. the last couple of days, we're still going to have breezy to windy conditions today. we're under the influence of that system that has been very, very slowly moving farther and farther east away from us. the winds are still impacting us. right around 15 to 20 miles per hour sustained winds. these are not gusts. they're sustained constant winds. 18 miles per hour in philly. 20 in allentown and 16 in wilmington. as we go through the day, this is going to stick. we're talking gusts 25 to 35 miles per hour possible. especially peaking a little in the afternoon. after your feels-like temperatures, because of the winds, it feels colder than it actually is. we're actually in the upper 30s, low 40s. but it feels like right around freezing. 33 at wilmington, 3

rosemary connors is live in our city avenue studio now. we have experts ready to talk to you about becoming a foster family. >> that's k35k9ly right. volunteers are standing by ready to take your phone calls. maybe questions if you want to know what's the commitment. what do i need to do on my part. call that number. they are stand iing by to take your calls. one of our volunteers in studio is on the call with us. >> i am talking to vanessa and carissa and they are on the phone. just a shout out to them. people are calling in because they are watching the program and want to know how they can foster. >> reporter: you have met many foster children. especially through our wednesday's child segment during the week. and every time you feature those children they say all i'm looking for is a loving home. >> there's so many kids out there who need a loving home. but this is different because fostering is temporary. these are kids who may need a home, a bed for a night, a weekend, a couple weeks, a couple months until their home life is more stab

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we will check in with meteorologist rosemary orozco for when the rain is coming back. >> the white house is responding to rumors that the president is looking to fire special council robert mueller. is he in or on the way out? >> and keeping an eye on the market right now. a sharp loss for facebook. dragging tech companies down. dow jones down 13 4 points. facebook on pace for the biggest loss in four years. more on the numbers after break. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. >>> congress faces another government shut down. lawmakers have until midnight friday to approve a massive spending bill. they were supposed to pass a funding measure on september 30th. but the government has been running on a series of short- term stopgap funding bills and that could happen again this week if republicans and democrats can't come together and spas a spend -- pass a spending by by the end of friday. >>> the

and ktvu rosemary orozco has the run down. >> reporter: heading into easter weekend and there's a lot of celebrations around the bay area. in san francisco, it's the spring extravaganza in golden gate park on saturday. this year's event will feature carnival rides, games live entertainment food trucks and anticipated annual rib cook off between city workers, including police and fire. head to the 27th annual union street spring celebration and easter parade on sunday. from 10 to 5 parade starts at 2. ready for bring your own big wheel 2018. it's going on easter cont vermont street and 20th. kids hour is from 3 to 4. adult kids roll from 4 to 6 and register in advance. and in san jose, head to the 2018 easter for san jose family olympics. music, food, a baking competition, egg hunt and family games and other fun sports will fill the lake cunningham cypress pavilion son saturday. not north bay the easter bunny will hop into sausalito and saturday. parade begins at 10 a.m. and in the east bay, come to the 31 1á9 annual easter parade and spring festival in lake shore. that will be on satu

. >> rosemary connors is and itting by. how's it looking? >>reporter: conditions are changing just within the past fen to 15 minutes we had a steady rain out here but as you can see especially in the front of my umbrella it's changed over. those raindrops have turned into a more thick wet snowflake. take a look at our video from just within the past few hours. people had their umbrellas out, their hoods up because it was like a rain day here. but again we've got this snow coming in now so a ditch picture. we're posted up near jefferson hospital. we spoke to nurses, social workers who had to head into work today. i talked to one nurse who lived in south jersey. she said by and large her commute was running just fine. >> i commute from westmont station. i take the 6:15 train. . it was raining mixed with snow then. commute was fine, trains were on time, everything was smooth, walk here was great. >> i actually walk, i live in the neighborhood so it wasn't too bad. most of my colleagues weren't able to make it in this morning, so. >> they're com

. >> at the age of 79, rosemary smith became the oldest person to drive a formula 1 racing car. she is exception aal, but recen years, she is part of the growing trend. we are talking about aging, and all of the mysteries. we know more than ever about how we age, but we don't still fully understand why we with age or how as life gets longer, how the grow old well. as research continues, sometimes in unconventional ways, we are slowly starting to unlock its secrets. this is "vital signs." i'm dr. sanjay gupta. >> reporter: it's a new day here in the hills of sardinia, italy. and here, it begins with the shot of caffeine. but this is no ordinary village. >> this is one of the clusters of villages some two hours away from the capital where the longevity of the residents has become a global phenomenon. male residents here are ten times more likely to reach the age of 100 than men in the rest of italy. >> translator: we were surprised to observe a particular sex ratio in most of the countries the sex ratio of over 100 it is 1 of 4 in favor of the women, but here it is 1-1 and so we h

. >> reporter: i heard rosemary say that the warm weather is coming.t in time for baseball season. the rain has stopped and baseball will be underway on thursday. the giants open up at dodger stadium. the a's will be home against the angels. before that, the bay bridge series, the time during the preseason when these two teams meet each other. i'm going to step out of the shot and let you know that the a's are out taking batting practice right now. the visiting team hits second. that's the way it works. the a's are visitors. as we said, both teams getting ready to start opening day on thursday. it's interesting how both teams have a parallel going on right now. the a's knew that going into spring training, starting pitching would be an iffy spot for them. then they lost cotton to tommy john surgery. it is going to be a makeshift thing for them on. they signed trevor cahill, a former athletic, and a similar's station for the giants. but the one thing they thought they could count on going into this spring is the fact that jeff samardzija and madison bau

us but they did if we were captured greens were around who would shoot us but none of us we took rosemary seriously though and the association chapter had a debate at conventions of other agents on this agencies when is it okay and the answer was it is never okay to leak classified material it wasn't subject to the 12 year intervals we just didn't talk about it. i thought when the secret came out in the 70s i was appalled and outraged i didn't think anybody should be talking about it and i still don't i think it is fine to keep it secret but in the 60s and 70s a lot of the material from world war ii was completely classified and rightfully so because some of our enemies in the 60s and 70s were using those same systems because i didn't know any better and that was fine with us. >>host: thank you. we will leave that they are. liza mundy are we still using some of the intelligence we learned from world war ii today? is some of it still classified ? tee3 some of the records are still classified yes. i worked very hard as i could many these years later a great deal of this should be declassifi