south korea's kospi, that's trading higher by 0.20%, 1,968. taking a look at australia, the benchmark index there is trading higher by 0.3%, 4,589. >>> china has become the world's biggest processor of patent applications, overtaking the u.s. for the first time last year. the world intellectual property organization says china's patent office received more than 526,000 applications in 2011. that's up 35% from the previous year. the united states received 503,000 applications. japan came in third with 342,000. that's slightly down from the previous year. china overtook japan in 2010. >>> more business headlines for you next hour. i'm going to leave you with a check on markets. >>> this just coming into us right now. breaking news. the japanese government has announced that officials in north korea have launched a missile. government officials say the north koreans went ahead with the launch at 9:49 local time this morning. they said the missile went off in a southerly direction. the north koreans say they were launching a rocket to put a satell

this is the south african council of churches.ater in the clip, we hear from a palestinian journalist and south african reporter. >> i have been able to visit israel and palestine on more than two occasions. and what i experienced there was such a cruel reminder of a painful past and apartheid south africa. >> we were largely controlled in the same way. the continuous checking at the roadblocks and to see this -- these young men and young women standing at the roadblock, having to perform duties of a military junta. these parallels with israel [indiscernible] while alice traveling in the country. i was traveling in the country. >> the settlements are linked by modern superhighways, which are jewish-only roads. palestinians are not allowed to use them. and these super highways crisscross across palestinian land, linking the settlements together and linking them with israeli cities inside the 1948 borders >> the separate roads you find the sediment infrastructure that you find in the west bank, for example, which in south africa we

and all i tell them is south carolina is blessed. we have a great group of legislators that fight every day, that get what we want, and they fight for it. they don't just go along with the pack, they fight for it. so i am thankful that so many members came here to be supportive of tim, but i also want to make sure that we have our senior senator speak, who i enjoy working with and who has been there every time i've called him, senator lindsay graham. [applause] >> thank you, governor, thank you very much. well, tim, if you add up all the courses that we flunked together, people would begin to understand how the government works. [laughter] here's the good news -- i made 800 on the s.a.t., that's both parts, and i'm one of the smarter ones over there. so don't worry, you're going to do really well. [laughter] as to jim, i think we've been doing this for almost 20 years. if there's ever a contest for marrying over your head, jim might win that for sure. debbie is -- i really enjoy your family. you've got four great kids and grandkids c

this jet stream continues to linger on toward the south. currently into portions of northern florida and southern georgia, you are under freeze watches. you need to watch out for this because this orange crop could be suffering. to the west, sunny skies across the western great plains and the next storm system pushes onshore to oregon. actually in, oregon, you saw 159 kilometer mile per hour winds today. looks like 50 sustained winds. and we could still see strong sustained winds. 150 centimeters of snow into the higher elevations. definitely a very potent winter storm. we'll be watching that one in the northwest. let's take a look across the ocean into eastern asia. this system pushing through western japan now and this will start to bring heavy rainshowers already to western japan and work its way to the east. saturday, expect widespread rain that will shift over to snow. especially over to hokkaido. and tokyo area. and outside of the city, could be seeing some accumulations of snow to the downtown area, and looks like flurries will be fa

we're going to see that in the south bay. santa cruz mountains and rain shadow effect allowing for san jose to see much lesser amounts. right now coming down good in the south bay. live doppler 7-hd. heaviest returns from yountville and sonoma. east of highway 101. the break is in santa rosa and that is where the rain ends. winds have been a story, as well. out of south, up to 25 miles an hour from livermore, 30 mile-an-hour gusts from oakland to the airport. when you have a thunderstorm we've been getting wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour over hour delays at sfo. we're looking for conditions to improve just n the later morning hours. right now in yountville, american canyon and benicia and berkeley, very heavy rain. here a little lighter blue around the san mateo bridge. it is still raining. you get that break and then you get this again, heavy rain from san ramon valley, 580 and 6080 very rough weather. on the peninsula we've seen gusty winds and thunderstorm just rolled through here. right now, a few breaks around san jose

[speaker not understood] to fit 149 eligible families in the south of market throughout the month of october and they've helped another 190 south of marketes are didn't and workers making 40 to 60% of ami fill out applications for future development. the lottery for rincon green was actually this morning and we are hoping that many of our families were selected. this is a concrete example of how this fund has been used to stabilize the residents and families in our community. so, i wanted to introduce from the mayor's office of housing claudine to talk about this round of funding and how it is going to be utilized. * [speaker not understood] >> good morning, supervisors, claudine [speaker not understood] mayor's office of housing the community development division. i'd like to briefly provide a little background on the south of market community stabilization fund and then describe the items that are being heard today. the fund was created in 2005 by the board of supervisors in an effort to mitigate the impact of gentrification in the south of market neighborhood when rincon hill was

lighter rains into fremont and union city and the south bay. this will all continue to increase throughout the day. the first half of the day looking much, much different than the second half. carolyn. >> lisa, you are the key person this morning. thank you so much. big concern in the north bay is flooding, especially along creeks and rivers. abc7 news reporter kera clapper is live in napa where they are watching that river rise inch by inch. >> yes. inch by inch, carolyn, especially as the rain continues to fall. i've come to the realization this is my lot in life, to be put in situations where the rain is blowing horizontally at me all morning long. the wind is whipping through napa. we have a look at the river this morning whereas carolyn mentioned, flooding is a concern. it was expected that the river would surpass it's flood level about noon today. now that's changed. estimates go anywhere from 1:00 p.m. to between 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. estimates are the water could rise and reach 25 to 27 feet. elsewhere here in napa you can see downtow

about south carolina girls. it was the smalltalk one made with strom thurmond. i got into his flight, and i shook his hand again, and that was it. but i thought about that story a lot as i was writing this book. because of that story is really a metaphor for the difficulty i had in writing about this, or the challenge that i face in writing about this or controversial figure. you know, there's not easy or straightforward way to write about a figure as controversy all as strom thurmond. and sometimes as i've been reading this book i've wondered if some of the stuff in the book is not another effort on my part to carry his baggage. and goodness knows he's got baggage that needs carried. but the other challenge i had, really, the real challenge i had with this book was the kind of fight the urge to not do kind of, you do, simply walk away and not meet the man face-to-face, you know, and present him as a of three-dimensional character. some real breathing human being. so that's the challenge i face. what i wanted to

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in the south bay still raining.l show you a live shot near san jose and the shark tank and highway 87. roads quite a bit wet there. we had up to almost half an inch in the santa cruz mountains over the last 24 hours. they will get a little bit more as the storm still continues to slide south along the coast. i'll take you to live doppler 7hd to show you what i mean. you can see the areas of green, the light rain and over the last three hours look at how it's moved out of the north bay, starting to already clear right around the bay area and then moving south toward gilroy and salinas. the rain circulating counter clockwise around the area of low pressure. so we will zoom in a bit. if you are heading to the fight hunger goal game today at 1:00, dry for you. partly cloudy conditions. temperatures on the cool side although you will get some sunshine. but we are still tracking some reason in cupertino. the rain is starting to move south of mountain view right now. look for showers on 280, parts of highway 17 in the sant

further south, rain system and line of thunderstorms continues to sink to the south. behind the system, cooler temperatures, lighter winds and calmer conditions and unstable atmosphere. wind gusts up to 25 miles an hour. southwest winds at 10. from oakland to sfo, delays not as bad as yesterday, anywhere from 45 minutes. heavy rain, we're behind it now and we're look like for once again tomorrow to be in the rain longer. heavy rain right through the middle of the afternoon. high surf advisory, 16-19 too foot swells. a lot of folks in town to check out maybe some of the surf but please be careful because we're looking at some very dangerous conditions. you can see the system sliding south into the central valley right now. still looking at few showers behind the front. this evening, notice we're still into our break. 7:00 tonight, good idea to get christmas shopping done later on. by this time tomorrow, we'll be in the thick of it. urban and small stream flood advisory likely tomorrow. once again, not only a break tomorrow night but into christmas eve, as well. rainfal

south, as well.here's a look at the forecast model. even 7:00 pretty wimpy, to describe the rain around the bay area. just some cloud cover and then that will start to clear by lunchtime with still a kansas of showers mainly isolated san jose and monterey bay in the afternoon hours. then by 5:00 by the evening, if you have any plans, actually fairly clear but the conditions, temperatures will cool overnight tonight. there is a high surf advisory in effect until 10:00 this evening. a northwest swell10 to 14 feet. this means large rip currents and large breaking waves. the highest in bodega bay at 13 feet. temperatures in the 50s for the most part today with the exception of a few upper 40 like clear lake and fairfield. look for a high of 50 in san francisco. we are a few degrees below normal as well. san jose 51 and 53 monterey and santa cruz. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the showers on their way out, cloudy, partly cloudy conditions the rest of the afternoon, but temperatures will be co

you can see with a warm front is to the south of us. annapolis south, readings are in the 50's. north of that in the blue, readings in the 40's. 39 in oakland. milder air tomorrow. the movement of warmer air to the north will generate fog. some drizzle and a shower activity and most of the act of rainfall will be of to our north and northwest. we need to get a system through here before we're done with the threat of wet weather and that will not be until tomorrow night or tuesday morning. trading in an east wind we have now for a more southern win by tomorrow bringing temperatures up. by the end of tomorrow, this one will come through and bring the chance for some rain and possibly a rumble of thunder. temperatures just do not drop all that much. light rain, drizzle love of with the wind subtle at daybreak. during the day tomorrow, we can expect 63-67 high. there may be some breaks, but as the jazz clouds and showers activity. most of it will be at the end of the day. you may hear a clap of thunder. south, southwest wind at 10-50 m.p.h.. the small craft advisory is out, gusts up

san francisco, pacifica, half moon bay will continue to sink south, south bay you are going to get raint a matter of time before it get there is. by the afternoon, scattered showers. hardest, heaviest rain is falling right now through about 8:00. >>> a fun clip of 49ers ahead coach harbaugh is making the rounds on the internet from 1996 with him appearing at screech'scus continue on an episode of saved by the bell -- >> people think i'm a hero because i can throw a ball but i wouldn't be anything without my teammate when you think you are a big shot you usually get if trouble. >> you can always count on my cuz. >> i can hear him saying the same things to his employers now. at the time of the show he was a quarterback at the colts. >>> 6:25. raiders fans showing team pride as they move closer to raiders day tomorrow. that's jt the brick on the far right with members of the raider nation. raiders day begins today with a special pregame edition of abc7 news at 6:30. tomorrow larry biel hosting a special pregame show at 4 p.m.. concern did and woodson will join us for that -- kennedy and wo

south korea introduced the public pension system 13 years ago. people who paid into it for at least ten years receive a pension. but just under a third of the population age 65 and above has managed to contribute. they earn an average of about $275, so most have to keep working. some elderly who live in rural areas are pushed to their limits. this is the intensive care unit for people struggling with pesticide abuse. it launched last year in response to growing numbers of elderly patients trying to end their lives by drinking the poison. this hospital has the country's only care unit for pesticide abuse. doctors say 95% of the patients carried into the unit arrive after attempting suicide. >> translator: it used to be rare for people in their 80s and 90s to take their own lives, but the number of cases is on the rise. most are connected with financial issues. >> reporter: statistics show many suicides occur in farming communities. many seniors work their land. pesticides are always at close reach. two years ago officials at the local mental healt

this jet stream continues to linger on toward the south. currently into portions of northern florida and southern georgia, you are under freeze watches. you need to watch out for this because this orange crop could be suffering. to the west, sunny skies across the western great plains and the next storm system pushes onshore to oregon. actually in, oregon, you saw 159 kilometer mile per hour winds today. and we could still see strong sustained winds. 150 centimeters of snow into the higher elevations. definitely a very potent winter storm. we'll be be watching that one in the northwest. let's take a look across the ocean into eastern asia. this system pushing through western japan now and this will start to bring heavy rainshowers already to western japan and work its way to the east. saturday, expect widespread rain that will shift over to snow. especially over to hokkaido. and tokyo area. and outside of the city, could be seeing some accumulations of snow to the downtown area, and looks like flurries will be falling here. doesn't look lik

vietnamese and other allies, the filipinos, south koreans. >> what about casualties? casualties 500 died in south viet nam whil fighting what recall the the south, and i think it is an important detail to focus on because those who don't know the history of the involvement tend to dismiss them as they sometimes use america's mercenaries because we paid for a lot of the military hardware and logistics and the troops also tend to focus the various thais engaged in black-market schemes but the behind it is that they were fighting and they were dying for years thailand was sort of carrying out the war they saw as the war in south vietnam. so the casualties are something that we should keep in mind. >> professor ruth, thai-u.s. relations. thai has been an ally for a lon time yet participated in the and world war ii. >> absolutely. date back to the famous example of offering abraham lincoln war for the troubles of the american c

by noon a lot of this is sliding south. and painting east bay and south bay and peninsula. by this afternoon most of this is gone. there is an awful lot of fog forming. this is the last system in the series. night and morning fog will take us into saturday. 50s and 60s on the temps. just really mild. livermore 63 degrees. little southeast wind. cloud cover responsible for that. this is mid pacific systems. they hold a little more. cloudy, rain. some could be light. some could be a little heavier. it will be a gray day with off and on rain. decreasing from north to south. 60s on the temps. really, really very mild air mass. a lot of moisture in the air. rain ends tonight. dry thursday and friday. does look much better as we go into the weekend. z the caldecott tunnel turns 75 today. the first two bores opened in 1937. this is footage of the newest bore being drilled through the east bay hills. that fourth bore is scheduled to open next year. when it does that caldecott could have four lanes. >>> what airport staff can do now to head off potentially dangerous situations. >>>

a look at the south bay. 52 degrees in san jose. we are looking at wind gusts over 25 miles an hour. so we will talk about how long parts of the south bay will see the rain. it will end last in your neighborhood and the rest of the bay we've got moderate rain in the north bay. the full forecast next. >> also ahead, the little glow fish that ucf researchers say could hold the key to [ female announcer ] style is long lasting when hair is nourished that's why new dove style + care frizz free cream serum nourishes and conditions, keeping hair smooth shiny and free from flyaways. new dove style + care frizz free cream serum. better style through better care. body washes with paper that reacts like skin. if others can strip this paper, imagine how harsh they can be to your skin. oh my gosh. [ female announcer ] dove is different. its new breakthrough formula changes everything. new dove. this is care. >> we have really been getting a soaking the last few days and it will only get worse before it gets better. >> that's right. we have a po

was it in south africa or india. >> south africa. he was a different and very timid kind of a person. but circumstances lead him to become a ward for discrimination. this was his first week. he was traveling by train. he had the first class ticket to travel on that train. >> this in terms of time was back in the time of part tied. >> when part tied was going on. >> in what year? >> late 1800s. >> okay. so very strong racial division. >> it was very strong there. there were of course british colonies there and the people of dutch descent. they had their colony. they prevented people of any other races from traveling in the first class. but gandy had this ticket and he came from india and was shocked by the discrimination. he refused to move from the first class coach compartment, the train compartment. he was asked to move. he refused to move. he was literally thrown out. >> isn't that not really according to his personality? wasn't his personality somewhat meek and mild? >> he was a meek person, a timid person, not self confident. wh

this is slowly sinking south right now anywhere south of9(f the north bay not raining but it is going to be in the heart of the bay in about an hour and probably south bay by 8:00 9:00. >>> good morning. flooding where mike was talking about in theÑco! windsor area north 101 windsor river road high winds on all bridges extra caution late traffic coming into san francisco still two lanes in the southbound direction they will reconfigure that as the commute getsomw)r underway light trafficxpiq! 87 in san jose past hp pavilion i wanted you to see some of the drive times up and over the altamont pass, highway 4 westbound east shore freeway from the car seen -- carquinez bridge into the macarthur maze under 20 minutes.$+k patience and persistence that's what you will need flying out of the bay area today rain here could cause delays at sfo bad weathergpá back east will make thingszíñ z worse. amy hollyfield is live at sfo with more. >> reporter: i just spoke with the duty manager here and i've got surprisingly good news no cancellations here at sfo as of yet there are a couple of delays no

healdsburg going to move south throughout the day.in the north day -- northern california rain from crescent city towards healdsburg. look out for the wet conditions this afternoon if you have to do anything outdoors, do it now. current temperatures in the 40s, 42 san rafael, 46 san francisco. cool in fairfield 39°. today it is going to be rainy and breezy, mainly through the afternoon with gusts reaching up to 30, 40 miles an hour. showers continue tomorrow, then it does look dry and coolj thursday in fact, we might have a longer chance to dry out starting thursday. here's a look at satellite radar system this is a big storm, southern end of it, the rain expected to move in late morning through the north bay. forecast model shows you how it is all going to play out. 10:00, most of us still fairly safe in terms of dry conditions. 2:00 afternoon you see the heavier rain yellow the cold front moving through as it heads to the south bay and monterey bay turning into showers. tomorrow night looks like it should be fairly quiet into thurs

it slides to the south bay picking the cloud cover and picking up working its way to the south, cloud cover is increasing and temperatures are mainly in the 50s. increasing clouds today, a chance of a shower, rain and wind for friday, heavy rain saturday morning, even a stronger storm and we have more details coming up. it does kick in for the mountains. >>> thank you mark. this morning, two state top officials will talk about the u.s. consulate in libya. it comes after an independent review panel talked about failures for security at the consulate. it led four state department officials resign -- officials to resign yesterday. she is expected to testify next month. >>> -- hillary rodham clinton is expected to testify on that next month. >>> house speaker john boehner said his measure is a backup incase talks to avert the fiscal cliff fail and president barack obama opposes plan "b" and if it arrives on his desk, he will veto it and he wants to tax people making more than $400,000 a year. >>> and a new twist in the scandal, the reason they will still get paid despite the recent resign

south winds keeping us mild.vy rain this morning, scattered thunderstorms, gusty winds and then we'll do it all over again tomorrow morning. a little break comes this afternoon and tonight. high surf advisory this afternoon with northwest swells up to 19 feet. the system right now pushing through the bay area but we have unstable air associated with it. that is going to allow for possibility of some thunderstorms, you see that up in the north bay. this one is going to bring a rainy morning but dry throughout the afternoon. heaviest rain pushing into the east bay and we've got showers behind the system. by 11:00, really not bad, but low snow levels, lake county, here is the break through the day today and evening hours, 4:00 tomorrow morning, more rain and heavier heavy rain through midday tomorrow. then and push out by sunday evening. weekend is a washout. partly cloudy on monday and then more showers return after christmas eve. looks like into christmas day we'll be wet in the north bay. inch and a half through

heavy rain in the south bay, and east bay, roads. moderate rains towards fremont, and also some thunder and lightning just in the last 15-20 minutes. you can see fremont reporting very heavy rainfall. belmont now, starting to see some of the heavy rainfall right here, starting to move towards the wedwood city area, and this is shifting to the south. mortgage gap hill, san martin. seeing moderate rain ease up. we have a flashflood warning until 6:30 for san will you rice river near big tree and that's a big concern. that's up at 60:00 this evening. the russian officer, flood stage 32. expected to get close to 31 feet. they might come down but that would be tomorrow morning. and mine are fluke situations on the nap a river, right now at 15 feet, and the napa river, 19 feet. so minor fluctuations on bay area rivers. how long this will stay with us? we'll take a look at the forecast. >> a wind advisory was in effect for the bay bridge, the carquinez bridge. if you didn't think the storm had a kick, take a look. this is our camera on mt.

we have our team in south seoul, covering the south korean presidential election. kaho izumitani has more. kaho, what happened park win this vote? >> reporter: her name, for one thing. she is the late daughter of the architect of the modern economic. park built on her name by portraying herself as a seasoned politician with 15 years of experience as a lawmaker. she used the ruling party's organizational power to her full advantage in promoting her campaign. she focused on the province of shenzen to lock in votes of conservatives and secured the overwhelming support and the support of voters in the 50s and older who wanted stability. at the same time, park distanced herself from outgoing president lee myung bak, also a member of the ruling party. he came under fire over the widening income disparity and corruption involving his relatives and close aides. park even criticized his government during the campaign. >> okay, kahu, we will be back to you in a minute. we'll be back to you in a few minutes. >>> first, let's learn a little more about park kunei. not just sout

heart of the bay 7:00, south bay 9:00.aining you can see this hazy look at the headlights southbound wet roads in san rafael take your time this morning it is going morning. light, minor delay for cash paying toll folks on the right. caltrain northbound 101 train, 18 minutes delayed leaving millbrae, that was five minutes ago. all other mass transit on time. >>> 6:12.:p8co >> next, smartphone mapping service that is more likely to get you lost. >>> ahead, the brands on top in new test from -- [ inaudible ] . >>> welcome back. y the steadier rain the green now making its way down to 37, novato down to 101 san rafael,v tiburon getting sprinkles sausalito and belvederepj)çvxy w 580 richmondt/÷t san rafael brie about tojywf get wet. off to the east we can see napa still a little!k÷ light ran american canyon down to vallejo you should be getting rain in the next 20)úá7m minuter so. >>> 6:15. a just released study finds what many smartphone users have been complaining about. apple phapl -- apple maps has work to do. company com

south koreans have woken up to a new era of politics. park will become the first woman to lead their country. the candidate from the ruling party defeated moon of the democratic united party in a tight race. >> translator: i won't forget you supported and trusted me in this campaign. i'll build a society where people can make their dreams come true and i will create an area of people's happiness where everyone can feel it is worthwhile. >> park won more than 51% of the vote. moon took 48%. during the campaign park contributed her wealth of political experience. she squared off with moon on a number of issues. they say powerful business blogs are taking market share away from small and medium size firms. park argued south korea needs to do more to build trust with north korea. her father was president too so she understands some of the difficulties she'll face. we have more on that. >> reporter: this victory is thanks to the enthusiasm of people who want to raise their living standard. the name recognition helped her win a neck and neck r

the south winds also into the south bay. hayward reporting wind gusts of 23 miles an hour. out towards walnut creek in berkeley, some lighter rain, through 580 and 80 this morning. you see the peninsula and parts of the east bay with a break. not a blot of action now but the rain continues to be pushed up against the santa cruz mountains and we are looking at mr. moderate rain here. with increasing rain throughout the morning hours we are expecting some localized flooding. we will time it it out for you coming up. carolyn. >> you talk about the gusty, windy, rainy weather, that's turning up the waves in pacifica. that's where we kind k. he ra clapper. good morning. >> good morning, carolyn. the waves are coming over the wall already so early in morning. it's probably an indicator it's only going to get worse as the day pro grosses. the rain has been light but it's been steady all morning. for a few hours it hasn't let up. sometimes heavier, sometimes later but it is continuously raining. and it is very windy. the wind is gusting. the rain horizontal, i don't know if you can

little background on the south of market community stabilization fund and then describe the items that are being heard today. the fund was created in 2005 by the board of supervisors in an effort to mitigate the impact of gentrification in the south of market neighborhood when rincon hill was rezoned for residential development through ordinance 217 05. the ordinance imposed the cm, a new residential development in the new district and fees are collected are deposited into the fund to address the impacts on residents and businesses in the south of market. the board of supervisors also established a community advisory committee, cac consisting of 7 community stakeholders to advise the mayor's office of housing and the board of supervisors on the uses and expenditures of the fund. the cac established a strategic plan to guide the expenditure and administration of the funds. in 2010 the board of supervisors approved the firstv round of expenditures from the fund mostly grants to community based organizations. and as these grants came to a close, the cac revisited and we found the strategi

(cheers and applause) >> stephen: yes, i am a rock star in south carolina and not just because i ended my rally there with herman cain by biting the head off a dove. it's a local delicacy. (laughter) >> stephen: lovely with a side of palms. they love me in the palmetto state because i love it. i love the beaches. i love the mountains. i love the beautiful old estates that have no negative historical connotation whatsoever. of course not everybody is happy about my imminent appointment. for instance the atlantic called my vastly overqualified. and nbc.com said senator stephen colbert, perhaps not as crazy as senator jim demint. what? i am at least as crazy as jim demint. he wanted to ban gay teachers from the classroom. i want to ban teachers from the classroom. (laughter) with their knowledge agenda. i say let the free market decide what the atomic weight of carbon is. but mi the clear, mi the clear first choice here, folks. first of all the good people at public policy polling, publicly policy polled south carlinians today and found that of the possible replacements, i top south carol

he spoke with south korea's kim a day after taking office, saying south korea is japan's most important neighbor and they share fundamental values and interests. he alluded to a dispute over the senkaku islands in the sea of japan. kim said it's important to maintain close communications. they agreed to work closely on issues relating to north korea. >>> japanese government officials may be looking forward to the new year, but they have to sort through a slew of economic data first. so what can you tell us? >> you're right, they can't kick up their heels just yet, because they have a handful of economic indicators to sort through for japan for november. the jobless rate improved to 4.1%. officials at the internal affairs ministry say the figure is out 0.1 program poiercentage from the previous month. separately labor ministry officials said job availability was flat. 80 positions were available for every 100 job seekers. the officials say the global economic slowdown and an end to government subsidies for eco friendly vehicles have reduced the number of jobs available in manufacturing i

bay freeways looks great. >> for your north bay ride 101 south brown is problem free-best south bounding a story out of san antonio tx. sheriff's officials say a man opened fire in a san antonio movie theater parking lot, wounding one person before an officer shot him inside the theater. >> the incident happened last night. >> share spokesman said the man fired shots inside a nearby restaurant. >> then headed for the theater in shot a male in the parking lot. >> the gunmen then entered the theater and fighters shot but struck no one. >> and off-duty sheriff's deputy working security then shot the gunman. >> continuing our coverage of the connecticut school massacre. >> we are remembering the heroic efforts of one of the teachers vicki soto who was shot and killed on friday. >> your family is not surprise what she did that day. >> she was truly selfless. she would not hesitate to save anyone else before herself especially children. she loved them more than a life. she would definitely put herself in from them any day for any reason. it does not surprise anyone that knows vicky that she

it's going to stay over the south china sea. that means picking up a lot of moisture so it could intensify even more and it's going to stay here once again. so rough sea conditions will prolong across the coastal areas of the philippines and also strong northeasterly winds will continue to form in the center of the storm. rain will continue, particularly in eastern luzon. further flooding, landslides are going to be an ongoing risk here. up toward the north we have another storm. this is a wintry one moving through northern japan. we can see clouds appearing over the sea of japan. we have reports of about 150 kilometers per hour gusts in yamagata prefecture. conditions will get even worse as the system moves through over the next several hours. gusts could hit 160 kilometers per hour and waves could reach nine meters. enough height to cause coastal flooding and heavy rainfall, up to 60 centimeters likely of wet snow could stick to power lines that could cause extensive pow uroverages. there is the possibility of tornados as well

in the south bay slug is conditions 17 south bound red on our road with censors speeds below 25 mi.hour. north down 101 is moved an easy ride for those of you coming out of the coyote valley. thank you erica. antioch new mayor is taking office at a time when there is a spike of violent crime in the city. >> wade harper has been in office exactly one week and there is been one murder in a separate drive-by shooting that injured two people yesterday morning. >> heart is as the first thing he wants to do to address the problem is to create a committee that will work with the community. >> to listen to the concern of the residents in that area not just when there is a violent crime. on a regular basis. to know the needs of the community. >> harper, who is also a tracy police officer, also was to beef up the antioch police force. >> detectives in pleasant hill say, a copycat criminal may be to blame for the latest pipe bomb incident outside school. the pipe bomb was found outside pleasant hill elementary school, is today. it did not go off and no one was hurt. the pipe bomb case marks th

then the storm comes in and out of the south. the good news, we are only getting the northern french, which means it will not be as heavy. if the storm was coming right over us or to the west, we could see higher snow amounts but fortunately we are not -- watch out for travel delays in building a lead through the weekend and even into maine. let us put the futurecast in motion. it is never just a pure snow event for the maryland area, especially this time of year. it will start off as snow mainly across baltimore but notice how the rate increase in from a cell. but could be a changeover at some point which does cut down on accumulations and a kick out to sea later saturday afternoon. this is what we are expecting a far as speculation. baltimore metro, 1-3 inches, northwest suburbs could see more. ac makes annapolis to south and anywhere same mary's county to ocean city, mainly just a rain event or a little sleep. nonetheless, travel will be a little tricky to what the day. 38 for the high temperatures saturday, 40 on sunday. low

further south, southern marin county, south salito lighter rain. heavier cells here into the east bay around the san ramon valley. dublin, 5850 heavy rain. further on the peninsula looking at good cells from pacifica, half moon bay, moss beach and montera. heavy remember rain. lighter returns for sunnyvale, coupe cuper it tino and san jose. the suze mountains have gilroy, light rain here. moisture pushinged in along the coast. winds up to 38 meals an hour in oakland with a wind advisory through 1:00 in the north bay and 2:00 through the south bay. continues to increase throughout the morning hours. we clear up, though, the second half of the day. >> all of the windy rainy weather is churning up the waves in pacifica, forcing the peer to close. that is where we find keira clapper. >> good morning. >> the wind has picked up. it is blowing us over really. my photographer is bracing herself as she holds the camera here in pacifica. the peer is is closed. the rain is is steady but the wind making everything so treacherous it morning. the ocean is alread

here's a look right now most prevalent from san francisco into the south bay, down to the south bay where jut sliding out of cupertino towards campbell, -- san jose towards alum rock, yellow, originals, moderate rain downtown san jose, south king road, east capital expressway, then back past that to johnson avenue as you head towards campbell. a little light rain on the san mateo bridge, a little more around the marin headlands, if you are heading out in the next 15 minutes sausalito about to get wet. scattered showers this afternoon, light to moderate rain, ponding on the roads possible and small hail. . >>> that break you just mentioned that's what road crews are counting on to make repairs to areas flooded by the downpour. one of the hardest hit areas is where highway 12 meets highway 121 in sonoma county. terry mcsweeney joins us live from there. it just reopened. >> reporter: it just reopened at 7:00, it was closed all night this is the epicenter of the flooding you can see the water and the cones out, everybody here knows this area is yet again, one high tide or one downpour away fr

so just south of clear language around santa rosa, woodland and pushing south through vacaville.ast bay is getting wet but i wanted to show you these winds. novato up to 41 miles an hour and napa over that and santa rosa 38 miles an hour wind gusts over into the east bay where the rain is pushing in 51 miles an hour wind gusts at the airport and the coast is over 32 miles an hour. so here's a look at the north bay and the east bay where the rain continues to sink south from highway 101 to tiberon and look it here. we will zoom in and you notice around sycamore valley road we are getting some moderate to heavy rain south of anywhere -- miranda. and lighter rain here but the bridges are welt and they are dangerous with the gusty winds from the san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge. light returns through milpitas, and sunnyvale light rain and into campbell. but here, too, you have the very gusty winds. it will take through about 12:00 the front pushes through. the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek, and morgan hill just a few light showers. lower 60s right now with the gusty south