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the news is saps for the day will be those winds. take a look at these gusts reported so far this morning. anywhere in the 20 to 25 miles per hour through santa rosa. 22 areas right around oakland, livermore and 23 for san jose. the winds are expected to stay with us especially along the immediate coast. we do have a gale warning later today. winds are finally dying down. the system that brought us the cooler weather the last couple of days now shoving off to the east. we do have a ridge of high pressure that will be building in for the weekend. we are caught right in between at the moment ant pressure gradient really kicking up the wind. we're going to be sunny. temperatures similar to what we were yesterday. we're going to be quite breezy and wind gusts expected between 20 and 25 miles per hour and that's we are seeing so far. 69 areas in novato. it's going to be mild but breezy so you will need a jacket. 65, san mateo. 626 redwood city. 69 san jose. low 70s morgan hill, gilroy and 70 degrees san ka cruz. we are nearing normal for

they've had a great run with the sap, and it takes about 40 gallons of that sap to make one gallon of maple syrup. now all i need, richard, is the pancakes. unfortunately, this heavy wet snow has caused a few power outages. we've had 27,000 customers that have lost power. that number has come down to about 17,000. these aren't crippling power outages. these aren't huge poles down, huge trees on top of homes and things like that. this is more of branches and sitting on top of lines that they have to clear and things like that. the fact that they dwindled it down to already 17,000 is a great thing. and because it's april, we're talking about temperatures tonight that are going to stay at freezing or above. so instead of getting down to 15 where we have power losses in january, that would be crucial, we'll obviously be able to help people out, at least for a couple of nights here with these temperatures that are going to stay right around 32 degrees. >> cantore, with all the work you've done, you should have more than pancakes, waffles and maple syrup. >> reporter: don't think i couldn't

in sap jose partly cloudy, 70 degrees for a day time high tomorrow. and partly cloudy condition. the forecast highs as we go through the bay area we are looking for 69 in san jose, 69 in concord. actually it is 70 in san jose and a five-day forecast it looks like this with your weekend also in view. >> all right, we welcome the 70s. >> thank you. >>> one of the sporting world's most prestigious trophies is making an appearance. the america's cup trophy is on display at jackland square. the event got under way this morning and be here through sunday. you can learn more about the race that will be held here in 2013. that sour report. our coverage continues on-line at ktvu.com. have a great night

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many more park sapping and patrol in our major parks such as crocker-amazon, burke's part, allis chalmers. with those parks, we deal with a lot of seniors. in crocker-amazon, we're given a great gift with the bocce ball courts started over a month ago. trash dumping -- i will be real quick. trash dumping in our neighborhood supported by the efforts of supervisor cohen and at avalos. there are certain hot spots that we cannot do with any longer. we need public service announcements about big trash days, at least two times a year. i last issue, public safety. engleside and terrible station represents the biggest area of san francisco. -- terraval station represents the biggest area of san francisco. engleside to visitation valley. we are down about 20 officers in each district. we need to look at the classes of retirement, people on sick leave, officers on sick leave, officers on disability. we know that the first to go are our police officers on foot patrol in those corridors. i am glad that mayor lee brought this up. public safety in this district, engleside, terreval -- we love our polic

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the best counter to transparency in a prosecutor's office is to open up the doors to that office sapped see what is going on. the -- and see what is going on. they have recommended that prosecutors' offices adopt and implement a set of policies and guidelines and recommend that those policies and guidelines be made available to the public but despite these recommendations, the overwhelming majority of prosecutors' offices around the country don't have established policies and procedures and the research that we did, you know, we found that there are 2300 state prosecution offices in the country so that doesn't include city offices, county offices and the such. there is a relatively small number of prosecutors offices in the country that have actually adopted the man wells here in california. -- when they took a look at prosecute ya'll misconduct they invited comments and they only found three jurisdictions that had policies. l.a. county, ventura county and santa clara county. the california district attorney's association wrote the commission and said all the other counties have opted n

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i pod touch from the i q saps to. life on the go lists video on demand. my bold colors an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the com. you can. listen to. live. below and well come across talk i'm peter lavelle opening the door to tear the al qaeda franchise has been largely absent from the arab awakening in north africa people appear to be embracing democracy and not radical islam however this may change the military intervention in libya and the violence in yemen could be an opportunity for al qaida. live can. live discussed in the arab world today i'm joined by and he's in washington he's a senior political scientist at the rand corporation also in washington we have given them rami he is a human and civil rights program director at the muslim american society freedom and in austin we go to derrick crow he is a political director at the brave new foundation in another member of our cross talking on the hunger right derrick in austin you got up the earliest for this program so i'm going to go you first. is with one. thanks you know during the day we look at the th

i am a scandal sap the war and a bit of our brushes ministry of culture isn't a flyer for awarding of slanderous vandalism but seen as a sign of a censorship free society by others. coming to live from moscow a.t.m. of the russian capital a marina joshing welcome to the program it may have happened almost twenty five years ago by the dangers of churn obl have no way been consigned to the past and even the tragic anniversary ukraine still desperate desperately seeking money so we can complete a new containment shelter over the remains of the destroyed reactor international donors have pledged more than half a billion euros but that's still short of what's needed to make the side of the worst nuclear accident secure for a century are his legs you should ask your reports. japan's ongoing struggle to contain the fukushima disaster is fuelling the growing anxiety over nuclear energy safety the last time the world was this shared was in the shadow of the chernobyl reactor explosion in nineteen eighty six but this latest accident demonstrates that despite the great progress made in the last

saps to. life on the go. video on demand. smiling gold costs and r.s.s. feeds in the palm of your. question on the. top stories this hour naughty rocketing energy prices cause my time on. the arab world lead to a european scramble to secure its energy future experts who have a wall that old school russophobia could cost the e.u. as it looks to develop more expensive alternatives to russian energy. the u.s. is being accused of failing to protect hundreds of thousands of child prostitutes by ignoring the problem or to say the government is more likely to lock up those at risk instead of stepping in to help. statically claim is one of britain's largest gypsy communities is being booted out of its decades old home because of complaints of police or presence is driving down the property prices. ok he's here with all the latest sports news where there's a new name on ice hockey is going to air in cup as well as a busy day of football across europe all that from u.k. coming up next absolutely coming up next. hello welcome to the course and here are the headlines. but champions of our chil

saps to. one shall see life on the go. video on demand parties mind bold colors and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question. come. closer to you has been to the show yeah the inspiration for the long lost secret of steel has been discovered. now archie goes east of lake baikal with the longest russian railway line drugs are going to the sunday desert lies among siberian mountains place where people follow the same routes as hundreds of years ago. welcome to the tribes like. washing clothes of barcelona. player can. play. welcome back to crossfire i'm peter lavelle remind you we're talking about the arab revolutions playing can. live. ok stephen if i go back to you in san francisco before we went to the break we were talking about the iranian angle here i mean they must be very amused watching how the united states is tripping all over itself with former allies in the region here when iran for all intensive purposes been pretty consistent if you like it or not consistent. it's very disappointing to hear dennis ross speak at a conference i was fact i'd spoken in a prev

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and so if we if we saw the people in abu ghraib being criminalized then so should this this jones and sap and these others now of course pastor jones came out a statement today saying that he didn't regret at all what happened to get caught up in afghanistan tragic and called it criminal and said that the u.s. should do something about it and essentially bring islam to trial as they supposedly did but you know that's the thing is they're not the ones facing any representations here nobody is now attacking them it's unfortunately it's american troops international troops in afghanistan and international u.n. workers there as well they're ok the price these are even these are even soldiers that were killed some of them they were diplomats they were human rights activists they were people that. in many ways trying to work with muslims inside of afghanistan and bring holistic. benevolence to that nation and one of the problems that jones and these other people do is that they spend very little time in bible class apparently they forgot about blessed are you the peacemaker but instead they tur

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shopping center coming to one of sap jose last big undeveloped parcels. construction off capitol expressway nearest ridge mall could start in just the next few months. you can read more on those headlines in tomorrow print edition in the business journal of silicon valley. >> new wave of entrepreneur from over seas. looking for money. investors of course are always searching for good bets. p.m. david on how international start ups are changing silicon valley. >> start up playing field is changing. more than ever entrepreneur from over seas planting roots in silicon valley in search of investors. philip is from ireland. >> we are here right now because the market is here. lots of consumer in the uts. lots of retail investigators work w.we think this is great place to look for funding and hopefully build a company here and have a team in both countr country. >>reporter: venture capitalist say start one a global plan are appealing. >> today we are really looking as investors for opportunities that aren't just local to the u.s. f.somebody is building a web si

>> they would use mashed fruits and honey and sap from a maple tree? >> very good. you all may remember that in north america there were no bees, north and south america. they didn't have honey. so what they had is maple syrup, they had the agave cactus, and in the rest of the world they had honey. so we've had sugar used in magicaller ceremonies, we've had sugar, now, is spreading, people are starting to learn about it. >> but one thing we want to mention, when you say that they used, let's say, honey or fruit is sugar or sweetness at time is not the way we think about it where you're going to have a chocolate bar or a cookie. it is just a taste. it is a spice. it is something you use in your meal to give it one of the flavors. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> i'm going to ask you, the comanche and the story of quanah parker and indians in texas is just such a great story generally, it's one that we all grow up hearing, we see on movies, television, we read books about it. my sense is every book has an occasion, and so what was it f

san jose in the low 60s as well as sap that rosa, livermore, concord. today we are going to be unsettled. tuesday we'll be dry but between systems because the next one rolls in on wednesday looks very similar to the one today. just enough to perhaps need that umbrella. thursday, friday we're mainly dry but our temperatures remain below average for the most part. lows 60s barely getting to 60 on thursday. for the weekend partly to mostly cloudy skies. and perhaps a few scattered showers. we'll be tracking that for you. we know it's a big weekend for some of us. >>> the long reign of lexus is being shaken. toyota says lexus is one of the top cars in the u.s. luxury market, but this year the luxury car is falling victim to production disruptions caused by the earthquake and an aging line up. executives say the shut down of toyota plants in japan will effect production of all lexus models except the rx350 suv. >>> the safety of the japanese nuclear plant will be assessed by a u.s. made robot. massachusetts based i robot best known for their vacuum cleaner.

>> sweet fruits, honey, and sap from a maple tree. >> no north and south america, there were no bees, they department have honey, they had maple syrup, the agave cactus, and in the rest of the world they had honey, so we've had sugar used in magical ceremonies, and sugar is spreading and people are starting to learn about it. >> one thing we want to mention when you say they used, let's say honey or fruit is sugar or sweetness at this time is not the way we think about it where you have a chocolate bar or a cookie. it is just a taste. it is a spice. it is something you use in your meal to get one of the flavors. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. up next on booktv from the museum here in washington, we recall the near assassination of ronald reagan. the president code name raw hide was fired on after delivering a lunchtime speech. he's joined by the agent who hushed him into awaiting limo and the surgeon who operated on the president. >> i'm delighted to be here. i'm a trustee of the museum and of the freedom forum, and it just gives me great pleasure to be

another guy collect the sap and easy money for it. unfortunately, it ends up in the streets of new york, chicago, l.a., london, paris. it is the main source of the insurgency's funds. we dealt with it as that. we interdicted it. we did not get involved in eradication, but we dealt with the introduction of those drugs. generally when he found a cachet of weapons, even on drugs with it. the border was a key note in that supply session. drugs were sold there. weapons were bought and then moved up to feel the insurgency. once again, the southwest corner of afghanistan. this was an operational approach to our time there. i would just point out a couple of things here. the river that flows -- the green line that runs from north to south -- those of the various towns along the river. most of them are market villages that you would find in any rural, agricultural area. small shops, marketplaces or you can buy and sell cotton, wheat, and potatoes. unfortunately, you could also buy drugs a year or two ago. that is not so anymore. we operated ve

in the middle of the night and takes that sap and taser cash for it. it is a great deal for the farmer who is just trying to feed its family trip unfortunate, it ends up on the streets of new york, chicago, los angeles. it is the main source of the insurgencies funds. we interdicted it. we did not get involved in eradication, but we dealt with the interdiction of those drugs. when you found a cash sale of weapons, you found drugs with it. -- when you found a cache of weapons, you found drugs with it. once again, the southwest corner of afghanistan. this is our operational approach to our time there. i will just point out a couple of things there. the river that flows through there, the green line that runs north to south and snakes, those are the various towns along the river. most of them are market villages that you would find in any world agricultural area, small shops, marketplaces, places where you can buy and sell cotton, wheat, and potatoes. unfortunate, there were a lot of places where you could buy drugs a year or so ago. that is not so anymor