you are a woman of the south bronx. >> yes. >> hinojosa: and when people think of the south bronx, they think of blown out buildings, fire, garbage, pollution. when you look at the south bronx,ou see what? >> possibility, promise, some of the world's most beautiful people... >> hinojosa: hmm! >> ...all sorts of assets that are just waiting to be developed and recognized as such. >> hinojosa: but when you were growing up in the south bronx... >> uh! >> hinojosa: ...one of ten kids, okay? >> ( laughing ) yeah. >> hinojosa: what were you seeing around you? >> i was seeing, you know, the burned-out shells of buildings. i did see, you know, crack heads who lived across the street from me in a burned out shell. i did see my neighborhood played out larger than life on television about being, like, the worst place in the world and nothing good could come of it, because that's where crime and prostitution and all these awful things were, and so that's what i saw, you know, as a kid. >> hinojosa: what does that do to a kid? >> ( sighs deeply ) >> hinojosa: i mean, profoundly, what does it do to y

and while the bulk of that time was in south carolina, south carolina is a small state where the deep and which tie throughout the various regions of the state that even in the course of one week, mr. speaker, i was able to go to all six congressional districts in south carolina at one point or another. mr. gowdy: south carolina is full of natural beauty from the mountains to the beaches of our coastal region. it is home to hard-working, loyal, kind-hearted and resilient people. we have wonderful schools, research universities, highly regarded hospitals, medical centers. we have a depth and breadth throughout the state of south carolina as well as the small businesses that are the backbone

and while the bulk of that time was in south carolina, south carolina is a small state where the deep and which tie throughout the various regions of the state that even in the course of one week, mr. speaker, i was able to go to all six congressional districts in south carolina at one point or another. mr. gowdy: south carolina is full of natural beauty from the mountains to the beaches of our coastal region. it is home to hard-working, loyal, kind-hearted and resilient people. we have wonderful schools, research universities, highly regarded hospitals, medical centers. we have a depth and breadth throughout the state of south carolina as well as the small businesses that are the backbone of this country. south carolina is among the first state to help other states when disaster strikes. we have a rich history of fighting, sacrificing and dying for this country. we are proud and brave and we are not easily intimidated, which brings me to the national labor relations board and its recent interactions with the state of south carolina. at a time when union membership is at a historic lo

this was a depiction of the south, the semi south, the south of black people picking cotton just like they did in the 1830's and 1840's and 1850's and 1860's. nothing had changed. why did we fight the civil war? why did 620 men die for this picture? we are commemorating the 150th anniversary of the american civil war. it is not a celebration. it is not a celebration. it is a commemoration. we honor those men who fought and died. we should honor their courage as well. it would be a greater tribute to our nation and the left. thank you very much. [applause] thanks you. i will be more than happy. we have some time to take questions. >> you teach in the bible belt. howdy your students react to this kind of perspective? >> rao, many of them are confused. they are confused because they have, as you indicated, grown up in that evangelicals tradition. the deal with it positively. personally view it positively as well. they are confused because they associate the south with this evangelical tradition. they don't know about this northern story. in fact, number evangelical and southern evangelic

so south korea gets 36% of its energy from nuclear power. and china's dependence is just 2%, but is planning to build nuclear plants. china and south korea fear that the fukushima accident may affect their energy policy. so that's why they're asking japan for accurate information on what's going on at the damaged plant. so they need to address their citizens' concerns. >> as you mentioned, chinese premier and south korean president are to visit some of the disaster zones in the tohoku region. what do you make of their planned visit? >> it will help japan in its ongoing effort to deal with unfounded rumors and inform people about the facts regarding radioactive substances in the east and northeast. it will show the leaders that it's safe to visit this country. the trick is to apply the lateral meeting will also foreign nations and territories that japan's agricultural products are safe and despite fears of radiation contamination. >> earlier in the newscast we talked about special train, that seemed to have crossed into china and our sources

the latest to stop the nonunion plant in south carolina . the nfl draft. who is right and who is wrong in the nine billion dollar fight? welcome to the journal. editorial report i ben bernanke may think it is temporary. washington's energy panic is kicking n president obama called for eliminating what he said unwarranted tax breaks for the oil industry. even house speaker john boehner got in the act saying oil companies ought to pay their fair share and eric holder launched an investigation in the oil run up after the president suggested that illegal activity by traders and speculators may be to blame for the rise in gas prices. we have steve, the basics here. we have a big run up on oil prices. i attribute it to rising demand for oil. fed's weak dollar policy. what else would you give as reasons for it? >> no question that the weak dollar policy has impacted the higher price of oil. and now silver and copper and cotton. that is the primary culprit. the other villian is the obama administration . it is sitting there and criticizing and attacking the oil in

this is the view from the deck of the house south of mine. in 2005, my wife and i undertook a renovation of my property, which is just over the guardrail. and we could have gone up a story. we had plenty of envelope there. and we decided to not build that addition in deference to jaime -- james' needs for lights. we are asking them to take advantage of the slope and build at a lower level. this is the transfer section through the block. subject property is in the center and you see the garden and the property to the left overshadowed by the subject property. my property is to the right and then james' property is to the right of that. and by the time they reach the back of their property, that -- there is -- we asking them to remove the top story and conform to the slope line of the block. you can see the north wall of their property looking up from the fords' property. you can see how how that property is. that wall in the left photograph is 19 feet above. they are going up to 36 feet, almost two stories there. and this shows the profile of

this is pretty busy in the area, right in the south of market area. russ and folsom, in between 6th and 7th. so keep that in mind. you can see there is a lot of fire equipment there. it looks like at least a couple of streets in that area are closed off as a result of this. we are going to continue to follow this story's again, a reporter on the way. just ahead, three-alarm fire burning in a residential building in the south of market area. we are on top of this working to get more information. as we do, we'll bring it to you during the course of the news cast. meanwhile, we want to tell you what else is going on today. the white house answered the most pressing questions since usama bin laden's death. will pictures of his body be released. live in oakland, with why the white house said no, and how the decision is being taken. >> reporter: and as for the security and the people we spoke to today, the majority said they don't need to see a picture of this man dead. president obama says that usama bin laden is dead. >> he has been a great president so f

south carolina and the deep south states followed. we have time for one more question. >> some of the most period -- bitter feelings took place in the last item remember hearing about religious factors being a part of the conflict that were there other factors? >> absolutely right. i will repeat the question. said gentlemen says some of the fiercest fighting occurred in the areas west of the mississippi like missouri and kansas. misery was in a civil war itself and not much has been written about this. but to be blunt, as important as it was to the folks in kansas and missouri really it was a sideshow to the greater conflict. we bring in 10 because we want people to buy our books. [laughter] that is why we put that in there. [laughter] you have done a wonderful audience. thank you very much. [applause] >> i am saudi arabia to a less it -- lesser degree of from the tyranny as the nation state the most dangerous to the united states and the west generally. yes, russia and china are threats to the united states but threats in washington

certainly in the south. a big book on reconstruction and i relied on that in pointing me to some a true about some of the things that were going on. you know, this guy talked about going to a village in texas, a town in texas and seeing 28 bodies hanging from trees, men, women and little children, blacks. the rivers with bodies floating down a. this was after the war was over, when people turned on blacks and try to reassert their control. they were playing for keeps back and. i don't know what it is. it doesn't compare to that i don't think. even though they might think it does. >> another question right here. >> thank you for coming to the free library in philadelphia and for your excellent talk. could you talk a bit about education? i've never quite understood why the radical republicans didn't press and push much more resources into education for the free slaves. >> they did through the freedoms of your. and they tried to do that. the freedom. no, there's poignant stories about people, little kids sittin

the race began officially this evening near greenville, south carolina.where all the -- gop candidates pawlenty, santorum, paul, cain and johnson went head-to-head and they debated the nation's most pressing issues from the disastrous state our economy to the dangers of obamacare. you are going to hear from four of the five tonight here on this program, except for ron paul. he decided to go to the tea party rally, instead. who won tonight's debate? we check in with frank luntz. standing by with a group of south carolina gop primary voters. >> sean, we got 29 of the most important people in america sitting behind me. who won the debate? how many of you think herman cain won the debate? we can stop right there. sean, a word or to describe herman cain. >> he answers the questions most direct. >> breath of fresh air. >> common sense. >> talking points. >> clear and concise. >> very aggressive. >> the godfather of business sense he can attack obama well. >> clear-cut plan on which way to take america. >> how many of you walked in with herman cain as your numbe

not so much to the south. about a tenth of an inch or less peninsula south bay. half inch to three quarters for some towards -- [ audio problems ] [ audio problems ] >>> claim of a sexual assault on a hotel maid in new york city. the new international businessman being accused. >>> plus look at this. clean up continues in tornado ravaged joplin, missouri. look at the special help to clear out the debris. >>> good morning. traffic on southbound -- sorry westbound highway 4 looks pretty good. we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning to you. welcome back. time now 5:42. quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you right now. sheriff deputies in contra costa county are looking for suspects after a deadly overnight shooting in rodeo. they found a young man lying on the street. he was pronounced dead there at the scene. >>> a 22-year-old woman was killed in an early morning accident on northbound 101. firefighters say her car was stopped in one of the lanes. then she was hit by a van that was going about 65 miles a

i'm proud to say that south carolina is fighting back. >> in south carolina, a proposed house bill calleddescent light bulb freedom act would allow a bulb manufacturer in the state to continue making incandescent bulbs as long as they are sold in south carolina. >> stephen: we south carlinians are committed to keeping our light bulbs as local as our gene pool. (laughter) >> stephen: we don't expect outsiders to understand. this is a heritage issue. it's a matter of states' rights. because is it a rov enscientific fact that compact florescent bull you bes are inferior to incandescent. they are noticeably darker. i would say about 3/5 as bright. now strict adherence with the constitution's interstate commerce clause these incandescents must stay in south carolina, by law. they will be clearly branded made in south carolina and should any of them escape into neighboring states, they must be returned immediately as specified in the fugitive bulb act. (laughter) >> stephen: and you northerners, you northerners up there want warm natural frl light go shop at yankee candle, you vanilla scented d

cloudy, rain to the north, low amounts to the south. the winds already cranking up and very cool highs. upper 60s and too much in the way of cloud cover. 50s and 60s. cloudy skies, rain farther north you go, better likelihood of measurable amounts. south of that, more clouds than anything else. windy thursday. maybe a break friday, but everything looks like it will stay below average on temps. >>> the sharks are heading home, following their heart breaking elimination from the nhl playoffs. >> the canucks are heading to the stanley cup finals after beating the sharks in double overtime. the sharks were beaten by a crazy goal that stunned nearly everyone on the ice. >> no one on the ice saw where the puck was, except the guy shooting it, so i can't explain that. i don't know why that happened. but it did. >> the puck appeared to be heading behind the net from the right point. that's where everybody, including the sharks' goalie focused their attention. instead, it hit a post and somehow trickled to a vancouver defense man. >>> double mur

mainly towards the peninsula and also south bay santa cruz mountains and east of livermore south of livermore. so we're not done yet. but still mostly cloudy skies improving conditions expected today. everything coming down out of the northwest though now. so not out of the realm of possibility to get a shower or two. most east and south of us as it cardiologists its trek towards the central california and southern california cool and breezy. live storm tracker 2 you can see some of that rain continue to work its way south. but right over the santa cruz mountains, san mateo santa cruz coastline. 40s and 50s. to the north cooler as skies clear and earmuffs in. high pressure will be here tomorrow. 60s and temperatures in the 60s and also into the upper 60s for a few. antioch 67. san rafael 664 we will have a new lead story. [ laughter ] >> i only went 600 today. that's a little warmer than i thought. mostly sunny thursday, friday, sunny and warmer then a cool down into the weekend. >>> all right. thank you, steve. well, there are online reports that apple will not unveil a new iphone next month

just south of san antonio road. officers say it appears that a car crashed into the center divide then struck by a van. a 22-year-old woman in the car was killed. the four people in the van have minor injuries. officers said the crash might have knocked out the car's headlights making it difficult to see. the left lane of northbound 101 remains shut down right now. >>> it is 5:03. this morning, police are looking at a video they say is part of a lederle shooting at a neighborhood block party and sideshow in oakland. three people were shot on sunday night and the music was overtaken by screams from the street. a documentary filmmaker just happened to be there. >> they were just shooting randomly. it seems like one person heard a gushed and anybody else with a gun in the area just started shooting. >> a man passed before the camera openly carrying a gun. witnesses say it's hard to tell who the shooter was because after the shots were fired, many people actually pulled out weapons. cameras continued to roll as people g

see south of us. well south of us. points east through the middle peninsula you've got light showers down there. but all in all we are done for the showers for the overnight. but tomorrow morning and even tomorrow another disturbance will pass. basically west and south of us. do have an isolated shower threat for mother's day. could be one in the morning. maybe another one in the afternoon. i think most of the time it will be dry and high temperatures pretty comfortable. right about that 70-degree mark. bruce, back to you. >> got it. >>> leaving college may be a bit scary in this economy but still ahead why some local grads are feeling optimistic. but first, some good news on the horizon when it comes to gas prices. why prices may be actually dropping. next. [ dog ] i have a gut feeling i am gonna ace this checkup. my vet thinks my insides are in mint condition. [ female announcer ] vets agree, a healthy checkup starts inside. our breakthrough iams premium protection formula is developed with vets with cutting edge ing

see south of us. well south of us. points east through the middle peninsula you've got light showers down there. but all in all we are done for the showers for the overnight. but tomorrow morning and even tomorrow another disturbance will pass. basically west and south of us. do have an isolated shower threat for mother's day. could be one in the morning. maybe another one in the afternoon. i think most of the time it will be dry and high temperatures pretty comfortable. right about that 70-degree mark. bruce, back to you. >> got it. >>> leaving college may be a bit scary in this economy but still ahead why some local grads are feeling optimistic. but first, some good news on the horizon when wo >>> some good news tonight on prices at the pumps. according to aaaa the cost went down a penny today bringing the national average to $3.97. in this area the average dropped from $4.17 to $4.14 and might be the start of something great. several analysts came out predicting that gas prices will drop about 50 cents by next month

south korea plans to host the summit next march. north korea's national defense commission denounced the statement for demanding apologies for two deadly attacks last year. 36 sailors died after a torpedo attack sunk a naval vessel and the shelling of a south korean island killed four people. >>> north korean leader kim jong-il is home after a week-long tour of china. he traveled 5,000 kilometers on an unprecedented third trip to china in just a year. >> translator: north korean leader kim jong-il made an unofficial visit to china from may 20th to 26th at the invitation of president hu jintao. >> kim's spoke was observing china's economic development. kim's first stop was a lake near the city of mudanjang, his father had a battle against japanese forces in the 1930s. kim next visited an automobile factory, a supermarket and a solar panel factory in yangzhou and electronics factory in nanjing. he met hu jintao in beijing. >>> earlier we spoke to a reporter about the in-depth look of kim's latest visit to china. >> what can we learn f

and now head to south bay. you can see it looks great here for the northbound 280 and highway 17 coming out of the santa cruz mountains. eric, kristen? >> thank you. >>> 5:12 now. >> it's happened again. the new security breach sony is warning some of the customers about this morning. >> professional dog-walkers face a crackdown in san francisco. next, why some people say it's about time. >> plus, the bay area game maker ready to be the next social networking darling on wall street. >> hunk on a mission. bay area firefighter strikes a pose for a good cause. eñeñeñeñ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> 5:15. welcome back. commercial dog walkers in san francisco would be regulated and required to pay a fee to use city park. the san francisco examiner reports commercial dog walkers would be required to register with the recreation and parks department. undergo training and be limited to the number of dogs they can walk at a time. he says there should be rules with other parking needs are

outer richmond, sunset district it's a puff on the south- southwest or south-southeast. it's not easterly or northerly but there's no really westerly direction. but it is a sign that little bit later i think we'll see that sea breeze kick in. cooling continues tomorrow. fog returns and a big cool down by the weekend as temperatures take a pretty good little plunge maybe down 20 degrees compared to the highs yesterday and inland. anywhere from upper 40s to upper 50s. ten degree spread santa rosa to mountain view and san jose. no sea breeze yet. vacaville northwest at 5. west- northwest 6 at sfo but everyone else is calm. and there's our little system. you're saying that's it? yeah, that's it. but in may, june, july, any time we get a system moving in that gives more of an on shore push. sunny and warm today. cooler coast and bay. still rather nice. in fact the morning hours will be beautiful, clear but just not as warm as yesterday. then the cooling trend starts tomorrow and really takes us into the weekend. sunny and warm away from the coast it will still be nice by the

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there's a system just to our south dumping rain over southern california so the further south you liveit will take you the longest to see the clearing. the sun will be back out later today. i'll let you know when and what's to come for the weekend. 5:30, how do the roads look? >> pretty nice. about a half an hour ago you showed the bay bridge getting hit with a cell of rain so a lot of folks probably waited at home. now we just have the wuind advisory left over. westbound 80 okay across the water, but the wind advisory also hanging on from yesterday at the benicia bridge. that is just one of the factors affecting your morning commute. laura, back to you. >> all right. we've got something that might affect your friday or saturday nights in the city or really any day for that matter. cab fares unfortunately are going up, like everything else these days. we want to check the story with christie smith. she's live there this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. you know, for cab drivers, this has been a long time coming because the last increase was way back in 2003. but

light amounts as you move south towards oakland. not very warm on these temperatures, we will keep temperatures in the 50s and 60s. inland areas will be in the mid- 60s. the front should scoot through pretty fast, we'll be on the cool breezy side. highway 116. you can see some of that starting to darken up, looks like from about north so far is where the heavier amounts are, even though it's not that heavy, it is there. that system continues to give us a cool pattern. 's or upper 40s. it's not going to be very warm today. that system is moving fast. most of it will be in northern california, the mere fact that another cold low is spinning in, very active pattern in place and i really don't see much change to it as we go into holiday weekend. light rain, most of it will be in the north bay, but some lighter amounts could make it to the south. the wind, though, will be for everybody and also the cool temps. 50s and 60s. brent wood 67. napa 64. 65 san jose. a lot of these temperatures should be in the low 80s, they're not even close. c

and believed the south had not really seceded. his view is secession was so we guilt facial legal and because it was too cold they never left domino considered states of america. that did not exist. because once the war was over if you bring everybody back then, rewinding tape except the slavery part. 4 million people have been freed at this point*. what do you do with them? people realized what called for something but he said no. the constitution for anything york attempting to do, he very much was a proponent and saw himself as the guardian but. >> of things that he liked were constitutional and things he did that were unconstitutional. the constitution clearly says congress has the right to set rules and anything having to do with the district of columbia. when congress gives black people the right to go to then he vetoes to say it is unconstitutional. this isn't even and interpretations you get us sense of what that means. if i like it is constitutional and if i don't it is not. he thought he was in the right but the republic

south bay, low to mid-70s with san jose and cupertino at 72 degrees. 70, around palo alto and drop to the upper 60s. san mateo, redwood city, menlo park. 64 in millbrae. with the clouds along the coast, upper 50s to near 60 degrees. downtown, south san francisco, saucelito, low to mid-60s. san rafael, 69. low to mid-70s through north bay valley. breezy, sunny, only upper 50s at your beaches. we'll have near 60 at monterey and carmel. mid-to-upper 60s for monterey bay. heading to the game today, twins. only a two-game series. sunny and mild. 12:35, first pitch. warming to 68 degrees. tonight, we'll have clouds more so around the bay and to the coast. mid-to-upper 40s for most neighborhood. near 50 in san francisco, oakland and also out toward antioch. here is your high pressure taking over. notice the jetstream or the storm track up north. that cold front will bring us the breezes and the temperatures about 4 to 8 degrees cooler by monday. again, most of the rain will miss us. tuesday and wednesday, calmer and warmer. have a great day. frances has an up

north from south beach. let's move on show you what is going on. want to show you the big picture. in case you are traveling i want to let you know most of the central valley is going to be wet. as you head into the higher elevation, there is a winter advisory until 6:00 tomorrow morning, we could have a couple of inches of snow develop as pass level so chains may be required. still highlights, light rain is what we're dealing with. once we get past that, showers will develop. all of us will be cool today. scattered showers reinforce the cool holiday weekend so it will be breezy and at least dry. it won't feel like the unofficial kickoff to summer. this will be late aernoon once the sky starts to clear. east bay valleys, low to mid-50s here. south bay, in mid to upper 60s as you move up into the peninsula, mid-50s along the coast today. 61 in downtown san francisco. we'll be in mid to upper 50s around the north bay beaches all the way down to sausalito, low to mid-50s. you'll see the sunshine first, low to mid-60s around monterey bay. you see the r

you can see the rain around the south bay. some moderate pockets there especially off to the east of 680 by alom rock. some light to moderate rain. this has backed off a bit since 5:00. most of the moisture heading out to the tri-valley and east bay hilltops. all this moisture as it gets to th 2 sierra, we're talking five to ten inches of snow above 7,000 feet. snow levels could get as low as 4,000 feet in the sierra. we've got the showers out there tonight. as we roll into tomorrow morning you'll see those showersin lgig around the south bay as lwell. we'l a talk more about these winter-like changes coming up in just a few minutes from now. >> thank you rob. >>> in san jose, police are investigating another homicide. this year has been a particularly deadly year for that city. dun0:0 4 t mey around 4:00 this morning. that's just east of m101. an 18-year-old young man died. with that, more people have been killed in san jose so far this year than all of last year. nbc bay area's kimberly tere is in san jose with what community

as you move south along second, that whole area, you get into rock. many of these old warehouse buildings, as you approach rincon hill, are sitting on rock. if you go down to king street, which is the street that fronts the ballpark, if you cross the street from the ballpark and the look on the sidewalk, there is actually a little brass plates that depict the location of the bluff that existed, the transition from the beach to the vertical cliffs that existed at second street. at second and king. all of that was taken down, and they have built warehouses. now at his condominium developments. and portions of mission bay. the first building of mission bay, third and townsend -- i am sorry, third and king, it is a rock site. if you go further into mission bay, it goes from rock to week bay mud. -- weak bay mud. this is on the folsom? >> the old wonder bread bakery. a little bit higher up. >> that particular building, if you look closely, the rock has actually receded back because of rockfalls. it was too expensive to put in foundations, so the foundation

we are going to be able to push that further and further to the south and east. vanek activity in iceland, no stranger to that as those plate boundaries are diverging there. we had with it another one about a year ago. this say traffic did i not want to bring out. it is the volcanic ash advisory center from london butting this out. the red is the no-fly zone or the dangerous area for aircraft. this is the forecast for tuesday. that would be monday night and again, there you see it approaching the uk. we'll keep you posted on the latest advisories coming out of there. hopefully we won't have major disruptions. stay with us, "world business today" continues after break. this is cnn. because they've discovered the power of aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the only one that nourishes with active naturals oats, it's clinically proven to seal in moisture for a full 24 hours. so skin looks and feels beautiful all day. for a better day everyday. discover the power... [ female announcer ] ...of america's #1 daily moisturizing lotion, only from aveeno. and discover the po

mid to upper 50s in the south bay.e'll see a lot of sunshine, notice how you will run into clouds as you head northbound and mid-60s drop to 59, breezy in millbrae. to upper 50s downtown south san francisco. sausalito, mid-50s in north bay beaches. as you head, north of petaluma, more sunshine, low 70s there. richmond and berkeley, pat to low mid-60s. breezy in east bay valleys. that will clear you out of clouds. mid to upper 50s and even 70 in antioch and brentwood. will clouds will keep most of monterey bay cool with low to mid 50s, even mid to upper 50s around monterey and carmel. heading to the giants game, cool breezes and temperatures around 54 degrees dropping down to 52. under cloudy skies. take a look at seven-day forecast, temperatures remain on the cool side of average thursday and friday and another front drops in saturday and keeps us all in the 50s and 60s, saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. thunderstorms are possible sunday, more showers on monday and we'll round out the forecast with some rain on tue

south africa is the regional power. zimbabwe depends on it for a transport and imports and that sort of thing. so if they have the political will to resolve the zimbabwe crisis it could be resolved in a matter of weeks or months. >> host: why don't they? i know that the trade unions in south africa that have enormous power frankly, they have been very clear that this zimbabwe crisis has to be resolved and they believe that mugabe has to go. >> guest: they've been supportive of the opposition. however, the problem with that is that they are one of the three strands within the government. they are now getting more and more a arrested and the have been openly discussing and debating the possibility that they might withdraw and set up themselves as an independent opposition party which is of course six ackley the genesis of the opposition so i think that jacob is feeling very uncomfortable prospect of

north from south beach. let's move on show you what is going on.ant to show you the big picture. in case you are traveling i want to let you know most of the central valley is going to be wet. as you head into the higher elevation, there is a winter advisory until 6:00 tomorrow morning, we could have a couple of inches of snow develop as pass level so chains may be required. still highlights, light rain is what we're dealing with. once we get past that, showers will develop. all of us will be cool today. scattered showers reinforce the cool holiday weekend so it will be breezy and at least dry. it won't feel like the unofficial kickoff to summer. this will be late afternoon once the sky starts to clear. east bay valleys, low to mid-50s here. south bay, in mid to upper 60s as you move up into the peninsula, mid-50s along the coast today. 61 in downtown san francisco. we'll be in mid to upper 50s around the north bay beaches all the way down to sausalito, low to mid-50s. you'll see the sunshine first, low to mid-60s around monterey bay. you see the r

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tomorrow, most of this should push to the south. we'll get clearing and breaks of sunshine in here as we head into tomorrow's forecast. tonight, it's going to stay cold with mid-to upper 40s and for tomorrow we're going to warm it up aittle bit here. we'll get more sunshine after the afternoon hours. 65 in palo alto. for the peninsula, san mateo, atherton, palo alto, all low to mid-60s and we'll start off with a slick commute. by the afternoon, things will be warming on up. 63 in santa rosa. 65 in lakeport. raj, here's your sun and 70s. >> there it is. >> it's a rumor. >> it's true. >> right in time for the giants and a's on friday night. >> that's right. we're looking at mid-70s inland and at the ballpark it will be cool and in the 60s. no rain in the forecast. >> that's the way it is supposed to be. that's the way they like it. >> exactly. yes. >> squaw valley is open, skiing through the end of the month. >> may 30th. >> unbelievable. >> still have two weeks. i've been trying to get up there all year. >> let's get lawrence scott i

the south bay. in looks like the fog will mainly stayed down to the south. by 9:00 it will clear out and a few areas of the lingering fog and the south bay and san mateo coast. the fog will peel back slowly from the san mateo coast into the afternoon. we should see plenty of sunshine otherwise. temperatures will look like this. warming over today, santa rosa 76, 70 now, most seventies for the death of the 62 san francisco, 67 along the coast, upper 60s and low '70's in the south bay. we have change is coming to the forecast by midweek the satellite and radar picture showing the storm digging through the we have dryer air filling in behind. that's when we will see the warmer conditions. by the end of the week a chance for rain. early morning wednesday you could see the chance of rain increasing first in the north bay and by the afternoon the chance of rain increases bay area wide. we could deal with what wednesday commute. finally tapering off early thursday morning. or not done with the rain had at

. >> it is also claimed by the south. south sudan has become an independent nation this july. a peace deal in 2005 ended 22 years of civil war which one and a half million died. will grant reports. >> with their homes still burning, the residents of this village fled the growing violence. theirs is a story repeated across this disputed region. it is an oil rich area claimed by northern and southern sudan. inhabited by the people from the south and the north the tension in the area is escalating fast. last week northern tanks rolled in and swept aside a fledgling force from the south. coming weeks before southern sudan is due to declare their independence the president of the south said they will not retaliate. >> we remain committed to peace. and if anybody thinks that they are going to retaliate by attacking anywhere in sudan, we are not going to do it. >> for his part the president is reiterating his uncompromising position that it belongs to the north and that his forces would not withdraw. so it is the local population which is caught between the violence and the fragile p

let's go to the south side of the ferry building, another area with many substandard conditions. one of the things we have found is the circulation patterns to all of these dategates requiress to look at the filling of the lagoon area so that commuters could traverse the area more readily. this area also serves as an expanded queuing/waiting arad and in the emergency response, but also creates a much better connection between the ferry building and the future potential renovation of the agriculture building. as you can see, in terms of this evaluation of emergency response, we need the entire area in order to meet the capacity of the vessel that would be berthed here for evacuation purposes. the other consideration in the improvements for ferry services is we need to make a better connection of the east, not on the ferry building. you can see on this existing side, as gates e and f are widened, we need to improve the promenade, so that we can make further improvements to future gates. a picture of not only expanding that connection, but how on the south side, we can also make bet

they came to south carolina. and i can assure you, after a lot of negotiations, the reason they chose south carolina because it was the best business deal for boeing. they negotiated in washington. they negotiated everywhere in the country really that they thought they could do good business, and south carolina won out. there's criticism back home that the package we gave boeing is too generous. so i can assure you this was a legitimate business deal. and the idea that moving to south carolina somehow was retaliation that violated the national labor relations act section 883 is legally absurd. under that act, a company cannot retaliate against a group of employees or a location that decides to unionize. and you would have to prove in a retaliation complaint that the people suffered. well, in this case not one person in puget sound or in the state of washington lost their job because of the additional business being generated in south carolina, 2,000 people have been hired in the state of washington. not one benef

new south wales coast. caught this as it twisted around a mile offshore. >> the best way to see it from afar where it's not doing damage. >> we are looking at a storm system of our own. >> right now, this one. small. that is good. the one over the weekend could be impressive if it does materialize and create record rainfall on saturday. as far as today, you can see the clouds hanging around. as kristen mentioned the flight arrival delays continue. check out flight tracker at abc7news.com. they could get even longer with the fact that the clouds are going to hang around for the better part of the day. nothing falling right now. looking southeast to san francisco. look at the remote sensing instrument, known as live doppler7 h.d. you can see the rain in the north bay. now shower developing along the coast. moving to the santa cruz mountains. they could spill in south bay. anywhere, you are going to find scattered light showers this morning. again, bulk of it in the north bay. temperatures are 46 in los gatos.

south from fredericksburg down toward richmond. here in washington, we're looking at some light to moderate rains across the region this morning. well, doppler -- there we go. doppler is slow to cooperate. we've got them up toward bwi, southern maryland and a batch of rain coming toward culpepper. this will track up toward loud and fairfax county. you see the modern rain back toward winchester and areas across northern virginia well to our north and west. that's tracking up i-81. off to the east between easton and oxford, some heavy rain there. you may see a little bit of lightning coming out of that. the majority of the lightning so far has been south of richmond. right now, southern maryland, not too bad. more modern rain headed your way. as we look at the lightning, you'll see it back here. there's richmond, waverly. this is all tracking up that way toward westpoint and perhaps parts of the northern neck. so, your momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, needless to say, it is a wet one. also kind of breezy out there. and cool. upper 4