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see, see, you can see it the other way around, okay? it turns out in the metal, all metals got a lose electrons. and those electrons, when you start to heat this up, you--how many people say, "oh, when you put that in a flame, those electrons just kind of hang loose on it?" those electrons are bopping around and those electrons-- hit their neighbors-- and that energy cascades all down the middle. so it turns out that things with lose electrons are good heat conductors. later on, we're gonna learn things with good-- with lose electrons are good electrical conductors. and how many say, "oh, that's probably a coincidence"? it's not a coincidence. it's a good electrical conductor for the same reason. those lose electctrons can flowight through a piece of metal, gang. and when that--now, we're talking about electricity. we'll be talking about that soon, yeah? but for now, those metal-- those little electrons will bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, which are se in metals and carry that energy right along. so somthings conduct better than other things.

i see the way the earth is shaped out there. i see the routes in their vessels. i mean, to understand these, this one came out of a 13th century site in southwest colorado and i would sit with these bowls for hours and hours, drawing them into my sketch book because that was the only way i could really understand the complexity of how they got their symmetries to match up because i could never get them to match up in my drawings. i could never do a 100 percent accurate rendition of these because every line was meaningful, every line meant something about how you paint the next line, which is what it's like walking out there, looking for those shapes, looking for water, looking for springs, looking for places where the rain has fallen. it's all the same story out there. there is a 13th century or a 14th century polychrome vessel from below the mugion rim in central arizona. and this is 100 years after the anastazi supposedly disappeared, there's that story about one day this whole civilization just vanished. but if you start following the civilization, you can fin

i see of course some. degree of you partly in there we can see the campaign of what it was as you said united states style because we you know there is such storm all presidents. as k. short present because he was right all big electorate from our left parties like coleman aspired to like fair russia. but on the same time he was radical speakers so called boldness in his article secured from that with twenty five million new jobs and songs and song and we see. all these meetings meeting with his electorate it was like in the united states like big big big star but of course we remember that his rivals in there didn't want to take part in the way they are sitting by the way because you know that in russia we have five candidates and that is says usually two or sometimes three candidates this is what you know i mean i think i think this was a trick i think pointing to use the law that allows him to take part and to send his representative but by not taking part in the debate he wanted to show that he was spe

she turns around and walks right outside to see the tornado forming just like you see on tv. emergency tones start. the worst nose ever. >> ever. >> you see a lot of lightning. you hear the hail start to patter down around her. >> one between madisonville right now. >> she's on the phone with her friend. the skies are just getting darker and darker and darker. >> in this case seems to be safe. luckily the tornado skipped over her. this is in a nearby town of elizabethtown, kentucky, which is just to the west of where bunny case was shooting. several homs destroyed, roofs ripped off the top, cars strewn about. it's pretty unusual to have tornadoes in the southeast near kentucky in the surrounding areas because it will usually start until around april. this is a really early storm. it caught a lot of people off-guard. >> the damage is so incredibly random. can you have a house blown away like this one here. the next-door neighbor's house is fine. >> this is in china. what you're seeing is a woman attempting to jump off a bridge. but notice what is in her arms. >> she's holding

let's put the stairs up to the cats and see how they react when they see themselves. they got some interesting video. that's seeing themselves for the first time. yikes. we will get started with scary images captured by cell phone. this happened at st. fran soy, a see resort area in france. this is an avalanche overtaking a ski lift. >> how did this happen at a ski resort? >> reports are saying they think it was caused by a higher than normal temperature. there skiers right there and people skiing right in front of the avalanche. more video caught by a cell phone. as this avalanche came through, people were on the chair lift. some of the people ended up riding all the way to higher ground and were taken to safety, but some were trapped. this video shows the rescuers coming to help people who are trapped on the chair lift and if you watch in the background, here's a chopper coming in to aid in the rescue of people. >> you were seeing the chairs getting mangled and barbed around. that's the last place i would want to be. >> check out this video that shows the chair lift

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it means they can't see it without a parent or guardian. pg-13 means 13-year-olds can see it.s? >> there could be enough pleas going on. the rating system is very stringent. you have to hear these words to know how harsh they are. that's the point that ellen is making. there is an exception. in order for it to get the most educationalal value, you have to bring down the rating. >> as i understand it, the movie as six "f "words and that's what got it blasted with an r. >> her point is they need to hear it in order to know how harsh it is. >> great to see you. >> what does your gut tell you? should the rating be changed. it's the "news nation gut check." we'll tell you how to weigh in coming up next. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car, and how much the people in your life count on you. that's why we offer accident forgiveness, where your price won't increase due to your first accident. we also offer a hassle-free lifetime repair guarantee, where the repairs made on your car are guaranteed for life, or they're on us. these are just two of the valuable featu

see what's trading. you can see the almost ipo frenzy each day. you see folks rolling and moving up. expecting to see more. >> the am story. again, today, they pushed above 600 bucks. looks like we're trading just below it now, just shy of $592. stephanie, would you be a buyer? >> i like the story. the xoe the component availability is there. numbers are going up. you want to own it. we like it. >>> europe markets are closing right now. mandy drury has that story. >> they hit the session louse after u.s. stocks dipped at the start of the trade. the cac and the dax are doing just fine. the euro markets did hit a high in july since the previous session. they've enjoyed about a three-pont rally. why don't i sew you the euro zone's blue 14i7 50 stoxx index. we like the massive liquidity injection. in terms of vim stocks, wine and pirate company of france, pernod ricard is down. that's why you're seeing a move to the downside. h & m, we all know that. it's called hennes & mauritz. better today. back to you. >> sound like a show-off the way you're prono

see what our facebook fans think. was this just a harmless prank or should these guys have been arrested for this? go to facebook.com/"right this minute." >> he has perfect sight but he's google to go blind 30 days voluntarily to raise awareness for people with vision disorders. >> for 30 days i thought why not get the experience of what it would be like to be blind. >> his mom lost her vision in a fall. he's her lifelong to get out and experience life. >> we go to the breslin center. i may not see the basketball but when they cheer, it's exciting. >> he thought i'm going to see what my mom goes through and raise awareness. >> first 10 days i'll have tunnel vision new york city peripheral vision on either side. >> next 10 days no central vision. final 10 days he'll be in complete blindness. >> i will be going to the gym. i will be going around town. i told my friends i need people who will take me out every day. i need to go out. >> to tell us how the first day went we have brian lane joining us via skype from detroit

we are seeing it here. one area here right now working through the panhandle where they have that severe weather. stretching further to the north and the east, we're tracking some strong storms working there way across the mid-atlantic. these are getting more intense. keep in mind if you're in virginia and the coastal areas, you're going to deal with heavy rain. light to moderate rain in pennsylvania, it's not moving too bad right now. but i mentioned the carolinas getting impacted. let's take a look at some pictures now, north carolina, we can snow you some -- what it's been looking like there and you can see plenty of damage and debris across much of this region. so many people not only were their roofs completely tornado off, but vehicles were flipped over. vehicle is one of the worst place toes be in a tornado. i know you think, oh, it seems safe, i'm inside something. but a tornado can lift a car right up off the road and we've seen in a lot of video, it can flip it over and jam it into your house and

i see what i can see just like in a supermarket like the shadows. there will be two kinds of small camera with shows the entire place where the elections go so that you can everybody can count for example number of people came to the to get the ball and another another camera will show the place where the ballots. in english and. the put the. belts and after the end of the election process and the police we have a box with staying. there will be the police with. members of execution committee. will start counting the votes so they won't put it out putting a table onto the counter will not do they can. sort of like this and yet the people will be counting and what will be down here is really isn't that kind of physical you know think there will be under your eyes of the camera and everybody can see it and very important and very well we are proud to so far in good luck or a surprise the way. that after finishing the counting the chief executive of this world committee or what he's showing to the camera enlarged of the protocol did you have to change

and then you see a smile on her face. she tells andre, the cabbie, i'm just joking. >> that's a really bad joke. >> as he is fighting this lady off, he's still managing to drive. like a bad ass. fight this lady off who has a knife. >> erma salazar galvan was arrested for this. she had an outstanding warrant. >> no explanation? just, hey, ha-ha, i pulled a knife on you. sorry. >> said she was just joking. >> erma isn't the best at telling jokes. >>> this video there is a predator lurking. >> sea lion. >> making this a classic case f of -- this is an attempt by this sea lion to have a nice little penguin dinner. but catching a penguin isn't as easy as you would think. >> he's got a penguin buffet there. >> get him. get him. >> those penguins are slipping and sliding. he can't catch a penguin in the water because they're too swift. he figures, okay. i will attempt catching one on land. >> but he's not the fastest runner. >> but penguins are not particularly fast either. >> true. >> but eventually a land chase occurs against

see that? so when all the air has the same temperature, then the sound will travel at equal speeds in all directions and form all these circles. yeah? but how about in the case where, maybe at nighttime, it's relatively cool above the water, and relatively warm up above? that's so-called temperature inversion. when that happens-- how about this wave? will this wave get to here or will it be further along? in the warm air, it would get to here. in the cold air, it would get to here. and up here, maybe, up to here. so you know what's gonna happen to the wave, gang? the wave is gonna be bent more like that. when it gets over here like this. now, my rays, being perpendicular, are pitched. ooh, look at that. see that? and maybe up here, and down here. and it turns out, if you have a bigger ear, you can hear better. when your friends are far away, does it really help to put your hand like that? does it? yes, it does. okay? ask a rabbit. what's a rabbit doing all the time, right? yeah. the bigger the

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still seeing the cold conditions but we'll see warmer weather, more sunshine into the afternoon. with cool conditions and temperatures in the 50s. over in fairfield, we are starting to see some warming though. 41 over in hayward and 42 along the peninsula. so into the afternoon, we'll see warmer than usual conditions. i'll break down the numbers and have your seven-day forecast coming up in my next report. it is time for chuck on traffic now to see if there are any hot spots. >> we cleared out the hot spots. we are still looking at some delays at the bridges. the westbound slow here from the 880 overcrossing. we are seeing things unwind nicely. for the san mateo bridge ride, also a good commute for you here. the backups leading to the bridge are completely gone now. it is still sluggish on 101 at highway 92. an easy trip here from the waldo grade down to the toll plaza. >> thank you. we have new details on a developing story about the speed freak killers. you see the two of them here, convicted serial killers. shermantine wrote a letter and in it he said there is a speed freak ki

what are you seeing? >> maria, it's inflation if you can pass it along to customers, but there's a question how much companies can do that. the end of the quarter looms and the first-quarter earnings season thae could be down year-on-year. just want to mention a couple of sectors to keep an eye on. materials, telecom, they could be posting declines double digits year-on-year. revenue is supposed to be up. sales up, earnings down, and costs have a lot to do with it. companies like pepsi have been those commenting about this. i think if you recall, southwest saying higher jet fuel costs might be a reason they might post a loss in the third quarter. >> we'll see if they pass this along to the consumers. that's what everybody's worried about. >> very muted still. up about 2.9% for the year. i think that's probably a little higher than some of the hawks would like to see an inflation. but still, it's not skyrocketing. i think that's one of the reasons we're getting this gentle lift in the stock market. if we s

we were want going to be denied not seeing our son. so five minutes later, they let us go see him.d up, had tubes down his throat. >> he was just laying there. >> we're telling him, fight, dan. fight, fight. you can do it, buddy. come on, man. do it for us, fight. and we're holding him, and we told him we love him. we got to say we love him. >> dominic, i know that has to be incredibly terrible to hear. how is your family going to get through this? >> it's obviously incredibly terrible to hear for bob and us, it's terribly incredible. but we know it's worse for our kids. his son, my daughter, absolutely worse. it affects us, but to be honest, it can't affect us as bad as it will affect them for the rest of their lives. >> i want to ask each of you what you think is the right punishment. i know this is a hard question, but what do you think is the right punishment for tj? >> you know, we're not court people, obviously. but we have our feelings. and we have heard, you know, he will more than likely be tried as an adult, which he should be, 17, almost 18 years old. i don't think we're

see this styrofoam cup? you guys can all see this. see this little bb right here, little bb in my hand. i got a whole bunch up in there, see them, i spill them on the table. see those little bbs, you guys can't see those bbs, 'cause you're too far away from them, okay? but can you picture this? can you picture the styrofoam cup on the table and all these bbs, all moving around haphazardly, chaotically and every once in a while the bbs and more bbs hit one side of the cup than the other, what will the cup do? wouldn't the cup start to jiggle? and you guys can see the cup, but you can't see what's making the cup jiggle. you know there's something smaller than you can see is making the cup jiggle. and that's what robert brown saw in his microscope. he saw little particles, big enough to see, jiggle. why jiggling? small enough, there could be more atoms on one side than the other. little bit more neck force on one side of the atom... that thing will jiggle around. so in response to the jiggling atoms, boom, the visible observation: micros

is the driest, we don't see that near us, we see green and constant flow of green that's why we have drizzle this morning and the next system you see the low curling up and taking a left turn moving more north than south. because of that we are getting the tail end of this next system that's why i believe the north bay mass the best chance of seeing those scattered -- that has the best chance of seeing those scattered showers. winds 12 miles per hour in mountain view and half moon bay. i don't think winds are fast enough to cause problems as far as downed trees south wind 12 in concord. visibilities are low this morning because of the drizzle and amount of moist are in the air there's so much moisture clouds look like they are hanging on top of you. very low at sfo which means flight arrival delays. at 8:00 you can see the best radar returns up long the north bay in the santa cruz mountains temperatures hang out where they are now, that's the low to mid 50s, mid to upper 50s best radar returns at noon are still up along the north bay drying in the santa cruz mountains i still think w

we always want to see a business plan. we want to see the cash flow. just like the lady before, you can have a good plan, but if you do not have cash -- good credit is always important. people sometimes have no cash or they may have a cosigner or partner that could help. >> opportunity fund is a 51 say -- 501 c nonprofit and we can make the bay area a better place especially for low and moderate-income communities. some of our funding sources, like the sba, certain kinds of businesses we cannot lend to. adult entertainment, primarily, alcohol sales, and then there are some things that we decided we are not going to lend to. we choose not to lend for fire arms sales. medical cannabis, to be honest, as the ceo of a non-profit, i may not want to open up that can of worms. we have a lot of people that donate money to our program. given that that there is a discrepancy between federal and state law on that, strong beliefs that people have about it, we make a pledge that we will look at every loan to make sure there is positive community impact. i think that

you're lucky if you go out there and see anything. and you see this?> listen to the reaction of the people on this boat. >> that's -- >> that's the calf. come back here -- >> the mother is right there! there's the mother! oh! >> this is in the reserve, one of the last protected gray whale nursing and breeding ground. >> i would be nervous, because when a mother and young are out in the wild, that's the last place you want to be. on here, it seems the opposite. >> she is showing it off. she is showing off her new baby. >> that was so cute. >> that's going to do it for today's "right this minute." we hope you enjoyed yourselves. have an awesome rest of your day, everybody. have an awesome rest of your day, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

we see him getting out, brooke, and you see him here. let's stop it right there. >> pause it. >> pause it. do we see any visible blood here? it is really hard to see in this particular light but we will see again if we can start it back up again, and you will see him being searched by officers and one of the other things i find interesting, the officers were not wearing any rubber gloves. to me, and my protocol, if anybody has any biohazard, blood on them, they would put on gloves because they want to make sure they did not get anything on him. the see the officer searching his pockets and make sure there is nothing in the being gentlemanet and this is the coat witnesses describe him having on at the time of the shooting and let's let him walk towards you and we will see him and pause it here just a second. >> here he is looking. >> pause it right there. now, do we see any head trauma described by his father as being held down and having his head hit into the concrete? he was treated, we know. >> treated on the scene. >> on the scene by

if you can see on these images. similar scene couple miles of west in henryville, emergency crews and volunteers are still looking for survivors in what remains of that town. at least 14 people were killed when the tornado hit ground in southern indiana. >>> at least 17 of the more than 30 storm deaths were in kentucky. where the governor has declared an emergency. the national guard has been called in to help search for the survivors there. jim spelman joining us live with an update on the situation there. so give me an idea, what are they up against as they conduct these searches? >> reporter: hey, take a look at this. this is the very edge of the storm damage here in west liberty. just throwing trees around, taking roofs off of buildings. you can see power lines down here. this is an active search and rescue team. this town is on lock down. but a little bit earlier, we were given special access up main street here with the state patrol as they do their rescues. take a look. >> this is west liberty, kentucky, hit

always nice to see you.ew frankfort, ceo and chairman of coach. >>> why $100 a barrel oil could be here for a while. then revenue, per available room is on the rise. will sky-high gas prices cut back on hotels. >>> welcome back. the battle between two las vegas billionaires is heating up in sin city today. that's where we find our own jane wells with the story. jane? >> maria, two billionaires, two bits of new information. authorities saying they're investigating allegations of impropriety by both sides. and asking the judge to delay, to stay the lawsuit for two months, until after it has a shareholder meeting in late april or early may, to try to oust him, vote him out as a director. attorneys arguing that if he is removed, the company's co-founder okada will no longer have standing to see wynn's books. they're asking the judge to delay that until after the vote and perhaps after the vote they argue it will be moot. seeking relief, claiming okada is engaging in illegal activities. but you know what, forget

as you can see in this dark car pulling up to the gas pump, you will see 81-year-old barney getting out of the car. his wife is in the passenger. he has gone in the people in the store to turn on the pump. police identify this man right here as christopher bowens. he is suspected of trying to carjack the people. >> i was walking back to the car, i saw a guy sitting in a car. i said wait a minute, he's sitting in my seat. i'm not there. >> i looked, i seen these tattoos, he said to me, get out of the car, i'm taking it. i said what. >> constance said he had a knife. >> i thought i better get out of here. >> barney comes out, he's running, reaching into the car and pulls out the keys. >> i shut it off when i first got in there. he turned it back on. i shut it off again. he turned it back on. the third time i reached in and pulled the key out. >> he saw his wife was in trouble, he was like no, not on my watch. i'm going to get this guy. >> this carjacker totally messed with the wrong senior citizen. this guy is pretty tough. >> this guy was armed, too? >> with a knife. >> police say he tho

it's nice to see you after all these years. it's good to see you! you certainly look like your mother! welcome. welcome to san francisco. it's good to be here. it was a long trip. what exactly happened to your car? oh, my car broke down in the desert and i didn't have the time or the money to fix it, so i sold it. what a shame. that was the car your father bought you, wasn't it? but at least you made it. now let's go home. that sounds good. now, where are your bags? rebecca: uh, they're over there. are all those yours? good grief! i don't know where we'll put them. we'll figure something out. do they have baggage carts here? yes. um... i'll watch your luggage. why don't you go and get a cart. i fit all the luggage on the cart, but i can barely see you! oh, this way. i got the trunk ready. rebecca: wow, this is quite a car. it's old, but it runs... just like me. here we are. be careful, this is heavy. is it? i'll help you. we can do this all right. rebecca: it's hard to believe i'm really in san francisco. well, you are. see that building? that's the

what can i see what i can see just like in a supermarket like the shadows. of someone camera with shows into a place where the action is go so that you can everybody can count for example the number of people coming to the to get the vault and another of another camera will show the place where they are both. in english and. the. books. and after that end of the election process and the police are with their books. staying. there will be the police were there with. members of the christian community you. will start counting the votes so they won't put it out put in a table until they can get down to the can. sort of like this and yet the people will be counting and what will be on here is really isn't that kind of feeling like you know think i was in the bag and everybody can see and very important and very well we are proud that we are so far in democracy by the way. that after finishing the counting the chief executive of this committee or what is shown to the camera enlarged corby of the protocol did you have to change the law or do you have to change an

in this video, you can see what they found. and there was a variety of animals in there. >> the list of animals includes a raccoon, a crow, eight dogs, 18 cats, 2 chickens, 4 rabbits, mice and reptiles. >> what? >> this woman was said to be in her 40s. she reportedly was given a misdemeanor citation. and as you can see, they had to wear respirators, because the house was soaked in urine and covered in feces. >> how are these animals not just like eating each other and stuff. it's not like they all are best friends. >> well, if you look at the dogs, as they came out, they did not look as if they were uncared for. but the conditions they were kept in honestly weren't healthy. i couldn't believe it when i saw a raccoon being carried out and that guy is big. >> he's like a dog. >> yeah, he looks well-fed. >> they also found two dead a a the dogs andash can cats and stuff, but you can't have a raccoon in there and a crow. come on. >> yeah, how do you get the crow in your house to begin with? >> how do you end up with the crow? >> i

the man are you seeing in this video has been identified as a 61-year-old man, we're seeing him in a surveillance video making a purchase at big daddy's liquors in hollanddale beach, florida. after this he gets inside his suv outside of a flanagan's seafood bar and grill and proceeds to run two guys over in the parking lot. you see the two guys crossing the parking lot right now. the man pulls up. these two man have been identified. the driver hits the gas and runs these two guys over taking lopez on a 20-foot ride, dragging him across the parking lot. paul benson suffered broken bones in one of his arms, but lopez had a fractured skull and cranial hemorrhaging. lopez later died. they're unsure if it is related to the crash, but regardless -- police are after the driver. this all happened back on february 12th. we're seeing this video. get this -- on march 12th a 911 dispatcher in georgia gets a hang-up call. of course they call back. that number is not responding so what do you do? you send a unit to the scene. they send police to an address in norcross, georgia. when the police pul

i see what i can see just like in a supermarket like i'm some shadows. to kind of someone come in with show them into a place where the election is go so there you can everybody can count for example the number of people. to get the balls and another of another camera will show the place where the ballots. in english and. they put. their books belts and. the end of the election process and the police where books. there will be the police for the way. members. execution comments. will start counting the votes and so they will put it out put in a table and have a camera not that they can really sort of like this and yet the people who will be counting and what will be going on here candy physically you know they didn't come through and out of the carrier and everybody can see and very important and very well we are proud that we are so far in democracy by the way. that after finishing the counting the chief executive of this committee or watson to be shown to the camera enlarged copy of the protocol and why did you. asked to change the law he had to change

our weather we are finally seeing that line come our area. we are not seeing severe weather. we do have thunder. a lot of lightning and a another batch. you can see this right around 66. they are make their way towards the north and southern portions of loudoun county and will hit fairfax county. there is more to come. we will see the potential for heavy rain overnight tonight and a few storms. i am not expecting anything severe tonight. if it occurs we'll be here for you right here at nbc 4. >>> the georgetown university law student in the middle of a national debate over contraception got a call from the president today. she recounted that conversation and the wild week it has been. >> it is a little bigger than i expected. >> reporter: in the national spot light after rush limbaugh called her a degrading name. his comment came after she testified in support for employers to provide free birth control for women. >> it's an attempt to silence women as it has been historically. >> reporter: today mr. obama called her personally. >> to offer his support and thank me for speaki

what we see. the cube that lives in four-dimension space, at least a projection of it. so what are we watching? we are watching a four-dimensional object dipping into our world. here it starts, we get our vertex. as it dips in, now we get to a simplex, a tetrahedron with four vertices, as it comes in the corner. and now watch it evolve. as it hits these corners, the vertices are chopped off and we get these things that have faces that look like our original quadrilaterals. >> and the perfect analogy to what was going on for the flatlanders. >> and now we go through the whole sequence and we see that that shape changed over and over again until we're back at our vertex. and we have a beautiful movie that captured this object in four dimensions. this rigid object, which was a perfectly stationary four-dimensional object, has now been experienced by this little film. and in fact a great deal of its geometry can be understood by dwelling on this, just like the flatlander, if they were so inclined, cou

as you see, very difficult to see the cars in front of you. i'm back in ten minutes with another look at traffic. joe and eun? >> thank you very much. >>> 4:42. 61 degrees. still to come, putting the brakes on these red top parking meters . have d.c. is putting the new parking policy on hold. >>> a walk across the street landed this woman behind bars. what she claims she did and why the actions did not sit well >>> the cleanup is underway from a strong earthquake that caused 60 buildings and a bridge to collapse in mexico. the 7.4-magnitude quake hit yesterday in southern mexico damaging 800 homes. the quake was felt 200 miles away in mexico city. so far no deaths have been reported. officials say there were several injuries. >>> the president's oldest daughter, malia, is in mexico. the first lady, michelle obama, released a statement saying she is safe. she's visiting the country with classmates on a school-sponsored service project. >>> the defense attorney for a u.s. soldier accused of a shooting rampage in afghanistan says the united state

it's going to be the north bay that sees the best bet for seeing rain. north of santa rosa today and a few showers probably down toward the golden gate at times. maybe not so much today. thursday i do think we'll see a better chance of showers dropping through the rest of the bay area. first day of spring looks like spring around gilroy, 65 degrees, low to mid-60s around san jose. we'll see thicker cloud cover and upper 50s and mid-50s around the north bay. these locations north of the golden gate with the best bet of seeing showers later on in the afternoon. your seven-day forecast will keep temperatures warming up a little bit more for tomorrow. and then thursday, we'll see a few extra showers. plan on rain and i do think snow levels again dropping down as low as 3,000 feet around the bay area as we wrap up the weekend. >> thank you, rob. >>> it's 4:48 right now. you may be able to keep that ipad or kindle powered up on a future flight. federal aviation administration says it is working with electronics manufacturers to figure out how to allow a greate

imagine what nasa sees. imagine what the space shuttle sees. their cameras have caught some unidentified flying objects, too. there is a whole new show called "nasa's unpland files." >> objects appear. white dots suddenly show up, maybe from behind the earth, behind a cloud. >> this is shuttle footage pointing back at the earth away from the shuttle as it is in orbit. there's these unexplained blinking things that rise up from the atmosphere. >> then seem to move into a circle. because of the particular positions of these objects, one interpretation has been it's deliberate to attract attention. >> there are all different theories as to what we may be seeing. some say it is alien life form, other say it is debris from the space shuttle and it just looks like it is blinking. >> they're trying to scientifically explain that these are more like flying rocks. >> these images are unexplained. nasa does not know exactly what they are. >> it's clearly obvious, they're alien life spots and it's clear when they hatch. >>> while musgrave believes the sts

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my fashion as to see video savoy year. complete voyeur. i love to see. i tell you through tv, a lot of movies. the images make me react. and maybe make me understand also sometimes. sometimes in the wrong way. through image sometimes it is true that you have not to consider that all you see in the images real. they can make you be more creative. so what was going around, it was the post-rebellion of the woman. and it was some kind of girl in the group in paris

you're seeing is that on one side you see an image of mr.ppears to be quite thin. the other image shows that he is actually thicker in stature and weight and so, you know -- >> can we bring that up full screen. don't put it on those little boxes. push that up full screen. it looks like we can't do that. i hope everyone at home has big tvs so you can see this image. >> i don't think this was done for any nefarious purpose but simply someone who produced it didn't know how to -- >> do you think there's any manipulation of this video, not illegitimate but proper manipulation that could answer the question about whether there's any injury on the back of the head of george zimmerman? >> well, look, you know, let me be clear, what was given to the public and to the media through youtube, the way that they released it is not the best evidence. so it's not something that they would actually have. what the police have is something with much more detail. but even given that, they would obviously have taken their own photographs, they wouldn't be relyi

meanwhile, we also see rising wages in china. chinese labor intensive manufacturing firms are also moving to low cost countries. >> when i look at china's trade deficit for the month of february, it is still pretty large. what does it say about the f 0 orex policy? does it have any implications there? >> we look at january and february trade deficits together. january surplus with large february deficit, the overall trade deficit is not alarming, is only about $4 billion u.s. dollars. as i mentioned as long as external demand holds up chinese exports should do reasonably well this year. so we are not overly worried about china's exports. >> all right, thank you very much. we'll have to leave it there. thank you very much for your insight. beccy? >>> we are going to for a quick break. can the uk hold on to its cherished aaa rating? >>> >>> welcome back to wo"worldwid exchange." spain expected to receive healthy demands and auction of three to six year debt. liquidity should underpin demand as the kcountry continues to struggle wit

we could see some low '70s. now here at storm tracker for we do not see anything on the radar not even any cloud coverage to speak of. as we head into the evening hours, take a look we start to see a little bit of green on the screen indicating some light rain around santa rosa. as we head into the overnight hours by 3:00 p.m. a lot of us will be sleeping and that indicates some light rain fall mainly along the coastline portion of the peninsula making its way closer to san jose. for the most part looks like we will try out as we head into the early morning hours. your seven day around the bay forecast shows a lot of different weather elements to deal with for the next seven days. we have cold temperatures, fog, sunshine and even some '70s as we in the workweek. we want to that for you right here on kron4 morning news as detective to check traffic conditions around the bay area, i deny having hot spots despite some major accidents, was down 24 right where it meets highway 14 and then south bound 101 shows no del

you can see that now.ap we have several other accidents to report now. we have -- waze app shows also highway 4 at leverage with an accident there. we also have another accident on the peninsula, northbound this is 880 past 92, east bay two accidents there, now on the peninsula accident at marsh. now here's poor mike with another weather situation for you, big one coming in. >>> back in time and show you why trees are losing their footing especially in santa cruz mountains, ben lomond 10 inches of rain kentfield eight inches of rain almost five in st. helena, nearly two inches in san francisco, 2 1/2 oakland, inch in concord, san jose 9/100 you will get more rain with tomorrow's system. trees are losing footing because the soil is saturated and starting to slide. right now doppler is quiet other than drizzle and scattered showers in the north bay. i'll tell you about that big storm for tomorrow in a few minutes. >>> swelling san lorenzo river is threatening the boardwalk. the river normally flows into the

at one point and you can see they are out to see our lamarr's mother's house. and then you can see the big white truck outside. they have been working out of that truck and we have been with him all day and picks up the story from there. >> turning their attention to the home of 15 -year-old sierra lamarr is the disappearance of the teenager reaches day seven. investigators took photos of the exterior of the home just before the fbi's mobile clime lab was driven onto the property. these investigators went inside the home and this group focused their attention on the steel tear on the right side of the house. on the other side of the property of the six fbi investigators on the wall and slowly walked down the driveway gathering evidence. there was an checkpoint set up. people questioned whether anyone saw sierra who routinely take the bus to school to this location. but it wasn't long before the focus shifted to her home where she was last seen alive. >> in the distance you can see the truck that asians are using. they are on the other side of the truck. we spok