south carolina. in a liberal arts college for women. >> i'm elizabeth and i'm the director of the urban department of where folks at the university of south carolina. welcome to our fault. today we'll talk about the aerial collection of historical astronomy. we are fortunate to receive this collection of 5300 books in 2011. robert aerial was a gentleman for his sumter, south carolina came to the university with english nature. he had this interest in astronomy. he continued to buy more and are sophisticated telescopes. 50, 60 years later he had over 5300 books and over 200 telescopes and scientific instruments related to astronomy. this is the book that started it all. this is a field out of the sky that william tyler checked out so many times eventually realized he needed to buy one and this is an incredibly well used comal well loved but by no means the earliest book in the collection. the earliest is a book we added just to see your, and early 16th century textbook. mr. aerial very deliberately co

he also created the first state supported black school in south carolina, which was south carolina state university. the idea being that if we have a separate school, there's no way they will be able to -- that african-americans would be able to enter clemson or south carolina college, or now the women's college in south carolina, he was no longer governor, but theu.s. senator and power in the state. south carolina, since world war ii has undergone a complete political trance formation gone from being one of the solid white democratic states in the south to a predominant, in fact, pretty much overwhelmingly republican red state in the 21st century. that first began to occur, that breakup of the old democratic domination came when thurman ran on the state's right ticket in 1948 because for the first time in almost a century, it was acceptable for a white person to vote for somebody other than a democrat. then in the 50s, you have democrats for eisenhower, and so the transformation began, and in the 1860s parties, watson, the u.s. representative from the columbia area switched parties, and

for whitewater bay, state fair park, south 15th, south 29th, south 44th, all the way down to south 59th. counsel, rock well, mcarthur, meridian, portland, may, western and santa fe avenues down to oklahoma city. tornado emergency. >> you are listening to live tornado coverage from kfor, nbc affiliate in oklahoma city. south oklahoma city is now under a tornado emergency. the storm is moving due east. and it looks like the latest storm revel opened just west of oklahoma city is now trying to reach the ground. the wall cloud ask trying to go from the cloud base down to the ground producing that tornado which does look like a very powerful tornado and again, south oklahoma county is under oklahoma city rather, is under this tornado emergency that includes the airport. it also includes the state fair ground where a parking lot of cars, as it's being described, is there right now. we are going to continue to track this storm. again, it is a powerful tornado just west of oklahoma city and we will continue our coverage now with chris hayes. chris? >> good evening from new york. thank you for j

starting to get more activity in the south bay. mostly to the south of fremont at that point.will be the story for today. the south end and the east end of the bay area is going to see the most activity, until we hit the second half between 3:00 and 5:00 tonight. napa, showers at that point. also, santa rosa, south to novato. we saw the clock. we keep the showers going. that will continue to be the case all the way throughout tuesday. that's it. after tuesday, we are going to start to dry out by wednesday morning. we will meet back here, a whole other changing pattern and high pressure building back into the area. we will see the 70s all week. 73, livermore, 71, fremont. 71 degrees in san jose. if you do have tickets to the giants game, they will be taking on th on phillies. you can catch that game on our sister station, comcast sports net bay area. proud to be the broadcast home of the world champion san francisco giants, specially as they take on the phillies, hopefully putting it to them. temperatures are going to be mild. they will remain in the 70s. 80s return saturday in

bases in japan, south korea. in a already be able to deliver nuclear warheads to target in those areas, using some of its medium-range ballistic missiles. there is some disagreement within the american intelligence community on this. i side with those who believe that north korea may already have developed the capability to do that. , and a key question that arises for the united states is, how are we going to deal with this emerging threat? the threat we will face not only in the next few months, but next several years in north e threat of a larger and more dangerous north korean nuclear missile program, as well as the proliferation threat that north korea has posed and will continue to post. let me just wrap up by saying u.s. policyrent towards north korea, which is been carefully come to with our south korean and japanese allies, is based on a number of elements. including strengthening economic sanctions on north korea, increasing the pressure on north korea through sanctions and increased military exercises,

and south korea. of course in the long run the north korea has some intention to improve relationship with japan. especially with abe administration. so there has been much hope to make some progress with abe administration. i believe that, well, in the short run, that their purpose of having the visit to the country and revealing his visit, is to make some pressure on south korea. i think this time, ijima's visit is a good opportunity for all of the three countries, japan, the u.s., south korea, to repromote our mechanism among the three countries. all three countries, it's much easier to get together, to talk about how to deal with north korea, especially on the denuclearization issues. >>> me an mar president pardons 23 prisoners on friday. it comes after a meeting scheduled with barack obama next week. it's likely a move to emphasize his performance or stance. the pardon applied to 23 political prisoners being held in eight prisons in the largest city yangon. the facility is notorious for harsh tr

this is south 19th, south 34th.t's going to go right down through the neighborhoods between south 34th and south 19th street. it will hit the warren theater. if it doesn't veer off, that's exactly where it's going to hit and cross i-35. go, mike bennett. >> tracking right down 19th approaching santa fe. we had to bail out of it because it was coming right at us. we're getting ready to turn south at south moore high school. you can see our video. it is just -- it's absolutely massive. it's just shredding everything in front of it. we're shooting out the side glass right here right now. it's just tracking straight east down 19th street. tracking right over there where we was at. was within probably quarter to a half mile from it before we had to turn around and bail. violent, violent motion. a huge debris cloud wrapping around it. zoom in tighter on the debris cloud. okay. it looks like maybe, mike, it may be actually starting to lift a little bit more north now than east. hang on just a minute. we'll get out. >> torn

moore, was just to the south. ten miles to the south of the oklahoma city area. this entire suburban area getting hit potentially. we are also looking a a dangerous situation because there's a ton of moisture with the cell. this tornado will be rain wrapped, you will not have a visual cue of this tornado coming. the pictures we are going to be seeing here, it's going to be hard to get any direct visible on the tornado and that means a lot of rain and people not getting that kind of important cue, to know it's on its way right now. >> these pictures are in and out, that's the situation with the bad weather, i know viewers understand that and stay with us as it comes and goes. there it is again, let's leave it up please. let's put it up. there's one on the ground there, drop the banner. that one is on the ground. seconds ago, it looked like there were two. see that, rick? it looks like two. >> it's possible that this is multiple vortices tornado, you will have a few tornadoes dropping off of the same cell. >> the weather service issued a pds, that sounds scarscary,

that is south of the oklahoma city proper, south of valley brook, south of dell city, south of oklahoma city but moving toward maybe choctaw or harrah in the next few minutes as it moves across i-35. this will travel north of norman. norman is where the university of oak iklahoma is. it will go right through downtown moore, oklahoma, and across a populated area, miss just a little bit across cleveland county, you begin to see just a slight unpopulated or less populated area, then finally back into more population as you get closer to i-40. right now people's lives are being tossed around. this tornado on the ground the way i can see it 140 to 160-mile-per-hour tornado, the same type of strength that we saw in the shawnee tornado yesterday. we've been showing pictures of that damage. we're going to see similar damage here but not only 15 or 20 homes we're talking thousands of homes going to look just like those pictures out of shawnee that we showed you today and then from last night's storm. this is a major damaging event. this is a deadly event. even the weather service saying many fat

i mean, i feel so betrayed by south carolina. well, if they're going to turn their backs on my family, i'm turning my back on them. no, i am. from now on -- and i never thought i would ever say this -- i am from north carolina. no, i have to. i have to! i'm a tar heel now whatever the [bleep] that means. and as a north carolinan, i love our state bird, the cardinal. that's a stupid bird. but it's mine now and i love it as much as our state dog, the plott hound. jesus, well, whatever. but most shockingly, i will no longer enjoy south carolina's tanky, savory, juicy and deeply delicious barbecue, made with our unique mustard-based sauce. now instead i now officially love north carolina sauceless vinegar-based meat product that they call barbecue. mmmm. i'll tell you what... ( cheers and applause ). i'm going to get me some. here we go. here we go. for lulu. ( cheers and applause ). mmm. that is a... i'll tell you what. you know what? i might just leave the rest of that for later. okay. ( cheers and applause ). i can't do it. i can'

south korean missiles. >>> south korean president park has agreed to work to resolve tensions with north korea. park is on her first overseas visit since taking office in february. she met on friday at the u.n. headquarters in new york. she hopes to have dialog with south korea. park has arrived in washington to meet u.s. president obama. the two leaders are expected to agree on a tougher system to defend against the north. south korean officials are refusing to cancel a military drill scheduled for august with the united states. the officials of north korea demanded the drill be scrapped. south korean defense ministry spokesperson said the drill will continue as long as the south korea u.s. combined forces exists. they plan to stay on alert and he noted that a u.s. aircraft carrier will come to south korea to take part in this year's exercise. analysts say leaders in seoul are using the threat of force to contain north korea's provocations. >>> spokespersons for north korea's national defense commission said that the kaesong complex is on the brink of complete closure. workers from both

nearly 80% of south koreans have negative impressions of japanese. south koreans picked an ongoing territorial dispute with their neighbor as the first thing that comes to behind when they hear about japan. south korea controls islands. japanese leaders call them takeshima and say the territory is theirs. the second biggest issue for south koreans involves local comfort women. many of the women were forced into prostitution to serve japanese soldiers during world war ii. food was top of mind for japanese who were surveyed when they thought of south korea. the territorial dispute followed and korean pop music or k-pop and drama came third. >> translator: japanese people tend to think more about recent events. but south koreans seem to focus more on the past. >> reporter: the poll asked both groups why they have negative impressions of each other. 77% of south koreans said it was because japan hasn't recognized the issues connected to its invasion of their country. about 55% of japanese surveyed said they don't like how south koreans keep criticizing t

carolina college at the women's college in south carolina. he was no longer governor, both via senator and as the power of the state. south carolina since world war ii has undergone a complete transformation from one of the solid weight democratics date in the south to a predominantly, overwhelmingly republican red state in the 21st century. it first began to occur the old democratic hegemony or domination when strom thurmond ran on the states rights ticket in 1948 because for the first time in almost a century, is acceptable. you have democrats for eisenhower and the transformation began in the 1960s switches parties. albert watson switched parties. the republican party begins to grow by leaps and bounds. the voting rights act certainly helped spur the growth of the democratic party, allowing african-americans to be registered and initially for 10 or 15 years, the democratic that he was black and white legislators and party officials, but gradually the republican party is overwhelmingly white. although there are white democrats in the state.

a, seaside, south carolina, b, seabright, south carolina -- c -- >> seabrook, south carolina. >> we said >>> charleston was used as a backdrop in that movie, i don't know if any of y'all saw it, rachel macadams. college campus scene. the question number three, which lifetime network series currently -- >> what is it? >> we won! >> excuse me. you got to have the button. >> all right. it's fixed as usual. >> no, it's not. >> let's go. >> they shoot all over campus, shoot in charleston, shoot at the citadel. question number four, which celebrity couple recently tied the knot -- >> ryan reynolds and blake lively. >> that's the right answer. >> next question! >> i love this game. >> darius rucker native charlestonian, the solo artist! >> lead singer of hootie and the blowfish. >> : lead singer of hooty and the blow fish. according to the band who or what is hootie? is it a -- the nickname of a college friend who wore glasses? b, a nickname for darius, who has big eyes. c, a nod to -- >> what is it? >> a. >> a is the right answer. >> you guys are getting a real education here. >> this girl is

there are two native south airline a -- you south carolina residents -- south carolinans. .exas foughtfor his freedom one was sent out to get reinforcement. he fought his way back into the attacking army to come back to the alamo where he gave his life for freedom. that is the tradition. that is a history of south carolina and texas. it is a tremendous link. thank you for the support, south carolina. we fight side-by-side for freedom. [applause] vice president joe biden is in town. you know the great thing is that you do not even need a punchline. [laughter] you did say that and people laugh. he has some great advice for us. you told everyone if anyone is attacking your home, is attacking your family, go outside with a barrel shotgun and fired both barrels into the air. that is great advice if it happens you are being attacked by a flock of geese. the last person to follow that advice was vice president dick cheney. [laughter] he have that tragic hunting accident in texas were a terrific lawyer from boston was shot. in the two weeks after vice president cheney's accident, there were mo

you see the reds have been moved to the south. the lower portion is a large open space with the a grand staircase leading up to the /srepbl ewe plaza. this is the first time you see a really exciting pub /hreublg amenity we're proposing of a ramp along the sod of the arena so you can go from the /srepbl ewe plaza, which is at the plus 35. you see that line cutting through the south /erpbl edge of the arena which gets you up to another /spaeuls that's at about the plus 90 foot arena so you get these spectacular views of the bay. this is a similar view, but of course it's night. just to show that we're obviously being /sepblgstive not only to safety and security, but also making sure that this is a fun usable space on a daily and nightly use basis. you see something in the hotel come /poe /tphept component on the seawall lot 330. we have to /hr*upbg reduce that conflict with bicycles. in terms of accessibility, that little white box -- the rectangle there just to the right of the stairs is an elevator. we're being very aware of acce

to south almost 1 million south korean troops, 30,000 trips. korean president, but here's the president. >> please have a seat. let me again by saying it is a great pleasure to welcome president pak and our friends from the republic of korea. we are greatly honored you have chosen the united states as your first foreign visit. this, of course, reflects deep friendship between our people and the great alliance between your nations, which is marking another milestone. i'm told in korea 60th birthday is a special celebration of life and longevity. [ speaking foreign language ] we're marking the 60th anniversary of the defense treaty wean the nations. yesterday president pak visits arlington cemetery. tonight she's hosting a dinner to pay tribute to the generation of american veteran whose have served in the defense of south korea and tomorrow she'll address a joint session of congress, an honor that is reserved for our closest of friends. and in this sense this visit reflects south korea's extraordinary progress over these six decades. from the as

i think the more significant language is not from the north but from the south what's happening in south korea is that the tolerance for this kind of behavior has decreased very substantially in the past, the south has been prepared to take thes indignities, these provocations sometimes in stride. it's difficult but to accept them. i think there is a growing sense in south korea that if they are presented with an opportunity to strike the this north they will take it and particularly madam park who's come to power with a clear determination to reach out to the north find herself in a circumstance where she has been really purposely undermined in that effort by the provocations of pyongyang. >> brown: donald gregg, how do you see the situation? if you see it similarly,s where that coming from in south korea with that stance that we're seeing? >> >> well, i was very sorry to hear some of the right wing groups in south korea talk about the desirability of having nuclear weapons develop inn south korea. when i was ambassador i moved to get our nuclear weapons out of the south and i'm appalle

they'll be focusing on south san francisco, san bruno and pacificica. the crackdown is to keep the area safer by the saturation traffic enforcement program known as s.t.e. >>> it was a desire for revenge obviously. >> fighting back. how one man is lashing out over a popular clothing line. >>> and in the wake of that deadly building collapse in b g bangladesh killed hundreds, we'll let you know why the world's biggest retailer is not playing ball. >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back, everyone. a live look outside this morning. >> that will work. >> you think? >> yeah. good way to start a wednesday. >> i thought it was a little cooler noticeably as we headed out the door. >> refreshing. >> that's what we'll call it. christina loren has been warning us about the cooldown. it's 4:43. it's your chance to weigh in how san jose spends its money. >>> wawa says despite two deadly accidents in bangladesh it will not join other retailers signing a safety accord. cnbc is live with that story and more with the today's headlines. jackie

the fire is moving south.se firefighters are standing here they're letting it move that way in that direction. a lot of times their goal is to get a perimeter around this and let it burn out. from my angle they are just standing here. >> maureen, as i'm standing here looking at it from chopper 2. what we notice it is a grass fire. this fire is moving on the ground. looks like from what we can tell, not crowning. you don't want those fires to get up on a psychiatry and start a crown fire. this appears to be running along the ground within dry brush. hopefully that will help firefighters and maybe that's why they're going to let it run itself out. >> seems to be spanning out. >> i was just going to add, capital expressway is probably what you see. people commute between east san jose and other freeways in this area. you're right we have seen it move along the ground. and it's moving fast along the expressway. >> see what i'm seeing right now along news chopper 2, we're seeing a housing complex to the right of th

the south bay builds the traffic flow. there it is at 101, north 680. >>> still ahead, stunning new details as the death toll continues to climb from a building collapsed in bangladesh. >>> a deadly eruption. we'll tell you about the blast of volcanic ash that caught climbers by surprise and the search for survivors next >>> let's take a live look outside. that's a live look over san rafael this yícmorning. some clouds in the midst but some sunshine in the forecast. when and where, we'll keep checking it for you. a lot more news ahead. 6:37. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey sweetness. i...i mean, you...love. ♪ (announcer) friskies. now serving breakfast. three dates in one week! i had to get a designer dress! shop like a fashionista. and

to the south, maybe five, six miles south of el reno proper in the farmland, in the wheat fields there, yes, this is where the tornado is on the ground. the right turn is very concerning for the people in southern oklahoma city around will rogers airport. i believe the storm may have just wrapped itself all the way around. that's why the chasers are saying this they couldn't see it. i was listening to the broadcast and looking at the storm. the rain went all the way around. and sometimes that can actually cut off the circulation or the inflow and slow the tornado down. this appears to be a huge circulation around this tornado. it is still circulating. it may be a rain wrapped rotation. now soon all of a sudden this rain is going to stop going around and it's going to reform. it's going to cycle. the cycling will cause this tornado to reform. there is nothing to the south right now. >> we heard from the storm chaser about all the traffic. he was encountering a lot of individuals. obviously these are not major interstates. he's driving on the small county roads. but there are a lot of in

maybe we need another north south pair on east west streets and we thought the freeway may make a good candidate for that and we need more higher capacity and more frequent service and i know that mta is working on that. also think about how we can use our on and off ramps in our freeway system to account for better transit. we studied this concept for on and off onramps for car pools only and that's another idea to solve this problem. the third problem relates to the non-motorized modes. this chart shows change in trips by mode between today and our planned future year and you can see it for a downtown the south of market mission bay area and market areas. one thing to note the downtown area is not showing any increase in autos in the future but shows increase in transit non-motor rised trips. even though we are seeing more transit in non-auto trips and think about the congestion today and think about another 35,000 more auto vehicles and that could be a problem and that problem manifest itself in i'm a pedestrian, i need to cross the street and this motorist is trying to speed throug

south carolina entered a bill that there will be criminal penalties for enforcing the healthcare law. donald trump joins us. nice to talk to you, donald. >> hello, greta. >> greta: you talk about healthcare and it is a two-fer. record increases in premiums and inferior care in services and now the state of south carolina saying any one that enforces it, hasn't been signed by the governor but they want to make it criminal to enforce it. what do you think? >> every business that i know of is having a hard time with obamacare. peep don't understand it. it is written poorly. extremely expensive and every single business that i know of is having problems and frankly what south carolina did is amazing because a lot of people are feeling that way. but businesses are having a tremendous problem not only with the costs but the complexity of it and they don't understand what it means. >> greta: the thing in south carolina will never dark the federal law, the supreme court will obviously trump what south carolina does, i think it is symbolic. i mean i think it is symbolic and not that it will ha

i think that helping to reduce nts of that north south. i know that with some of the conversation around better market street there is conversation of moving the 14th mission to market street to help focus market street to increase the public transit efficiency is there while maybe putting protective bike lanes on mission street but it's around the south of market that gets moved slightly more north and there is a lack of buses moving. west east is not right because it diagonal but you understand what i'm saying from water to van ness. the blocks are really long and there are ways to make the south market more walkable and that is a bigger financial investment, whether we make it two way and have more cross blocks. that's more of a long term solutions. to have munis buses that serve more of the corridor more south of mission where we are starting to see more residents as well makes a lot of sense. after the presentation there was a couple of pages on this. i -- presentation. i didn't know if you went through it but i need help understandin

in south africa, water is a scarce resource. if you're only using the energy. >> they have built more than 60 micro hydro power stations across africa. the turbines are generating power in malawi, south africa, and the democratic republic of congo, the government has commissioned two that he is currently working on. the energy has powered payment systems like grain mailing for thousands of years. today, they believe it is is still one of the best hopes for removing our dependency on fossil fuels. >> if we could have thousands of micro hydros feeding into the national grid and shutting down our coal-fired power stations, that israel. real.t is >> when i first told my kids that i was joining, they asked if i was going to be a desperate man. today when the look at me and what i am doing and what they're learning about what their father is heading up, they have pride and passion. they often come to my project. >> mark for is working on the frontier of green technologies, creating electricity from trash at dumps around the south afri

advisory up for parts of the south bay and south coast tonight and later tonight, an increasing chance of showers and even thundershowers we'll have a look at that when we come right back. >>> well, thousands of people are flocking to downtown san jose right now. >> time to enjoy the pre-game activities of the san jose sharks playoff game. others to celebrate cinco de mayo. damian trujillo is down there right now. what's going on? >> you're always invited. pretty quiet so far. the commander of the downtown area in the san jose police department tells me this is the quietest cinco de mayo weekend he has seen in 23 years. san jose police assigned officers to do foot patrols through downtown. they say visibility is key in keeping crime down, but if things go awry, wris police say they are ready to respond. they'll close streets and divert traffic and pedestrians in it gets out of hand. so far this weekend, police have not had to go to those extremes. tonights sharks fans are commingling with the cinco de mayo revelers. if you're downtown, you will see a san jose police officer. >> visibil

they have helped running the center in south of market and angelica at the south of market. i learned so much about the community and lolita and those are my heroes and thank them for giving necessity guidance. we both came in an is artist and found out about the importance of arts and building a community and it's a two way street. we are both very honored to receive this recognition today. thank you. >> i'm overwhelmed. thank you so much. >> i also want to add that jane is a great base player too, in case you didn't know that. >> thank you, supervisor kim. why don't we move to our next presentation by supervisor scott wiener. >> thank you, mr. president. i today will be honoring mary young. march -- mary who i know is well-known in this room in part because she's been a mentor to more than one member of the board of supervisors. mary is just an incredible leader in our community and particularly in democratic party and also in the api community. she is someone who has a work ethic in so many different areas beyond any work ethic that i have seen while doing community work

it was near 90 today south of san jose. mid 90s in areas south of downtown. not the case tomorrow, mid 70s inland. south winds dropping those temperatures down to the mid to upper 60s tomorrow. low 60s in san francisco. so, the forecast has completely changed. good news for fire danger but you may have to dodge a few showers from time to time, especially monday into tuesday. you can see the high temperatures into the 60s and 70s. that's a huge change in the forecast. we will see that tomorrow through wednesday, a chance of light rain on the coast or an isolated shower or two. then second half of the week, we warm up. but no sign of those 80s and 90s. if you're a fan of hot weather, i hope you appreciated it today. i appreciated the whole week. >> it was quite warm. >> we have a nice night coming up inland. drizzly in san francisco. >> thank you, rob. >>> a political mess in florida might mean a super bowl for the bay area it won't be official until may 21st. a decision by florida lawmakers puts santa clara in the hosting seat. florida legislature refused to t

here we have defined the core as generally the south of market area thinking about it in the context of mission bay, market -- there are some areas, you know from the land use side we have from the transbay to even neighborhood and mission bay and the planning department corridor along the 4th street corridor and there is tremendous work on the transportation side where there are existing communities and plans for a lot of additional residents and john's. -- jobs. how can we make this area more livable. so there has been a lot of work done but never been a comprehensive look at if we do all of these land use transportation things together, what will things look like and how will transportation performance be. that's critical on the part to do this san francisco plan because it's a part of the city where so much is going on and it's where our main job centers are. i did also want to note, we've been doing this with a lot of input from other san francisco agencies and there is a nice interaction between this work and the central corridor work the planning department has been leading an

this morning, we've had showers in the south bay. this is a current look at san jose where you can see a few mid-level clouds left over. we have a little bit more activity headed our way. we will get to your futurecast in just a minute. a really mild start out there straight to the short sleeves. a couple of 40s popping up. los gatos. 51, campbell, 58 in san jose. 50 degrees to start the day in millpedis. we are going to see showers become more organized as we head throughout the second half of the day. right now, the person facing slopes. we stopped the clock at 8:00 a.m. san jose, a little more activity in the heart of your morning drive. mike and i will be here to guide you through it all morning long. by 2:00 p.m., showers creep up to the north as far as antioch. a little bit of activity in the north bay. the south end of the bay area will see the bulk of the moisture today. 73 on the way to livermore, 71, fremont, 64 degrees in san francisco. hike mike, let's see how we are doing in the traffic department with him. that is alway

they are creeping up from the south pushing to the north. you might want to grab your umbrella specially if you live south of the golden gate bridge. they move through the north bay first. that is not the case for the south bay. they are going to see the most activity. we will let you know when the showers will sub size where you live. this is not our only chance for rain this week. then, we warm you back up. your full forecast in a few moments. first, we will check that drive with mike. >> we will watch the santa cruz mountains and 110. this is northbound with those tail lights out of palo alto heading up into menlo park, willow and a light flow of traffic. we will show you farther north on the maps. passing populalar, we had a cra. it sounds like one crew is still on scene. there is no slowing so far. very light on that side of the bay. moving over toward the bay bridge, no problems around the may. we will show you a wider look. 580 through oakland. no incidents, guys. back to you. >> it was a tragic scene. now, the driver of the limousine

as we look forward to the south, though, things are quite dry and warm. take a look at houston for your high here. 32, atlanta into 30, miami some afternoon showers popping up. really most of the northeast for that matter, you'll be seeing some rain showers or temperatures into the high teens, to low 20s. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. ♪ >>> thanks for joining us here on "newsline." stay with us where there's more to come here on nhk world. >>> working adults line up for lunch, even if it's cold. see here and here? hey, welcome to "lunch on!" by the way, do you ever get in line for lunch? popular restaurants where people wait in line are often featured on tv, but do people really line up for lunch? >> translator: i would rather not eat than wait in line. >> i would not get in line. >> translator: it's a waste of time. >> translator: i find some place else to eat. >> a survey shows when asked, if you see a long line at a restaurant you choose to go to, would you still eat there? just under 30% of on

even see 90s in the south bay.e start to see more 90s inland by your afternoon highs. >> it will be a sunny day around the bay area. warm conditions. the yellow on your screen indicates temperatures in the seventies by 8:00 p.m. tonight. the sea breeze will kick in later this afternoon. that will keep the temperatures in check especially along up the coastline. fremont 90 degrees. >> 92 in mountain view. cupertino an afternoon high of 98 degrees. >> plenty of nine is in the space. returned 85. walnut cree92 in fairfield. mid-80s in san francisco. hi a's in berkeley. we do have a heat advisory in effect beginning at 1:00 p.m. stretching it to 9:00 p.m. this evening. you are asked to limit your outdoor activity. dehydration is a concern. if you are out and about perhaps, exercising do it really early or late tonight. coastal highs and the upper seventies. inland spots getting close to the trouble digits. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast highlights tomorrow and other warm day inland. thanks to the westerly

hey, the south bay, santa cruz, that's the place to be. pick up throughout the day as the system starts to approach the area by 4:00 p.m. we're talking about showers all the way along the coastline starting to move to the south bay. between 4:00 and 6:00 that's when it's not that great outdoors in the south bay then we'll start to see everything lighten up. and be back here in the morning. maybe some drizzle at the coast. about 5:00 p.m. most clear conditions at the bay area. showers come through, they'll keep our air quality nice. pollen levels also expected to drop off. wind kicks up that pollen, the rain lays it down. 71 degrees for livermore, 70 in san jose. here it is. your seven-day forecast. look at that, up to 96 degrees by saturday. so it's going to get hot around here. that's the day. ladies back you to. >> thanks so much. they say home is where the heart is. that's definitely proved true for the san jose sharks facing elimination at hp pavilion. it was a must-win for the sharks and they delivered. sharks score the first go of th

north korea of not willing to engage the south korea on the terms that south korea had laid out north korea was not willing to engage south korea in dealing with fundamental security issues such as nuclear weapons and missiles. the north korean z has a rule prefer to talk to the united about the issues believing as they do, that if they can make progress with the united states whether it's on nuclear weapons on missile issues that somehow the united states will drag south korea and along at the end of the day. so talks are possible between south and north. we'll see how north korea reacts. north tends to look at south as provider of assistance. a provider agricultural support, fertilizer, food, and occasionally over the years even cash. as we have seen from the suspension of work at the case descrail complex inside north korea inside the border across from south korea, that project is on ice. and the fact the north koreans have withdrawn their workers from it raises some interesting questions about whether north korea is any longer interested in the income stream roughly about 90 mill

it is 880 farther south passing 237. down to one lane of traffic before you get to montague down past brook toward 110. the speed censors are registering a pretty clear view. most of the lanes will clear of anything. we should have lanes reopening about 5:30. it is a typical schedule. we'll track that. be advised, you are going slowly down towards 110 because of the construction. the rest of the south bay looking pretty good. we will track it for your friday. back to you. >>> we start with breaking news. a palo alto man is under arrest accused of brutally murdering a family of four halfway across the world. 20-year-old kevin dahlgren was arrested near washington, d.c. late last night. authorities released this photo taken from his facebook page. police in the czech republic say he fled the country after firefighters found the bodies of a family burning inside of a home in the city of bruno. dahlgren was reportedly related to the family and had been staying with them for just three weeks. czech authorities want him extrad

and south korea.rival, according to south korean sources of the nimitz battle group in bhusan this weekend, but a very muted reaction to that we've heard the north koreans today say well if you fire anything into our waters, we'll react with merciless retaliation. but by their standards, it's been pretty restrained. so clearly, they do appear to have stepped back. just ahead of this important summit, andrea. >> and the summit of course is with president park, who is the daughter of a former president. she is the first woman president. and she's being referred to here perhaps, this is too much of a western influence, as the iron lady in the steps of margaret thatcher. ha is her reputation right now, at home? >> she's been an admirer of margaret thatcher, she said as much during her election campaign. she's seen as a tough president. she's seen as tougher than her predecessors and she said some pretty hard-line comments on the north. on her inauguration, she said she wouldn't tolerate any action that wo

the the way to go south bound for the sinole grade into the south bay.d ride through the south bay on highway 101. the drive time should be at about 02 minutes is running at 32 minutes. giving you an extra 10 minutes for the north bound trip. >> a quick look for marin although in the last moment to there's been a big improvement in the drive times. the sense of the showing much less read. a few minutes ago the drive times were over 34 minutes from navato the golden gate bridge. we're also getting delays on caltran that could affect the ride there in both directions. >> right now with the check of the rather here's erica. >> good morning george. we're ready of to make out skies. the low clouds will stick around to the afternoon. they're very stubborn. typical will not be too bad because there is relative humidity up it will feel pretty muddied throughout the course of today. >> we have the potential to pick up a light sprinkle. nothing to concern yourself with. that will continue into the early afternoon. it looks like the area of low pressure will push t

back to you. >> maybe in the south bay they can take to the skies as south bay travelers have a new way to fly this morning. virgin america is bringing the first flight to san jose connecting sjc to lax. bob is live with the red carpet being laid out for the new flight. >> reporter: good morning, lawyer rachlt it should not be a big surprise to know it's going to be called the nerd bird. we're talking about four daily round trip flights starting today between norm net that and lax. the first flight arriving at 9:10 this morning here at sjc. mayor chuck read and airline founder richard branson will be on the red carpet to greet trv lers on this first inaugural flight of service for virgin america, daily flights between here and lax. by our count, virgin america is the sixth airline to fly this route. they claim it's different because it's the only airline offering up first class service and amenities like wi-fi on this route. the addition of the service is significant because it signals major corporation like virgin america believes in the south bay and believes in the economy being stro

they're going in reverse they're coming from the global south to the north so you're seeing. and particular lot of portuguese in the diaspora that are sending money back home and you're seeing that because of the huge economic crisis that's happening in europe all the austerity cuts people are going overseas and even taking jobs from people in the global south because they have more education they may speak more languages different skill sets so they're going overseas to boost their own economies which is something that obama may be taking a little bit of a page from all thank you so much brown global threat of global for breaking it down. if you like to see so far check us out on roulette hulu dot com. there you can watch the latest episode of the show like fridays with featured my interview on gun crap again with catherine austin scroll through much every show since about the middle of summer go favorite common our doing at hulu dot com so i bring in a set of take a break from my preaching but stay tuned here but the kent state massacre and how the government helped cover i

we're getting ready to turn south at south moore high school. >> you've got to act.n't think or delay, you've got to act and act and act to save countyour life and your lo ones' lives, you've got to act. >> the back side of the one theater, lowe's, if you have somebody in that area, get out of there. you can see those intense, very intense flashes. >> go, emily. >> mike, mike, we're in the path of the tornado, we're dropping south. major, major, major wedge on the ground. >> the whole warren theater area, i see heavy, heavy debris in the air that has plumed up in the past couple of minutes from all the shopping areas at the warren theater. no doubt there is tremendous destruction at that location right now. >> that tornado is physically on the ground, just destroying power lines and everything in its way. you can see big power flashes there. look at all that debris in the air. i mean, that debris, it's 500 or 600 feet up in the air and it's going. so it's still grinding, still on the ground. as you can see, this thing hasn't decreased in size any. and i'm actually ki

being a religious place, and it is, but the south is where the spooky action is. the south is where church attendance really is above 50%, close to 60% in states like alabama and louisiana. drive around the south on a sunday morning, and the chapel car parks are filled to overflowing with dukes of hazard pickup trucks, a mini rush hour when the faithful drive home, spitting chewing tobacco out of the broken side windows into the ditches bordering the enless space of the fields." >> guest: it's true. who could argue with that? seems to me like an honest portrayal. i think, i mean, it's another much issues where, as we said right at the start, you know, britain and america are so different. one of the great cultural chasms is religion. there are plenty of religious people in britain that attempt to be a private thing. in the united states, you know, that's not the case. it's extremely public, and it's out there, and you have an extent to which religion is salient in society, generally, in politics, in culture, that just marks you out as being sw, certainly in terms

maybe to the south. some cloe odds on the south. -- some low clouds on the south. 50s and 60s.to be one of the warmest by far. a lot of low 70s, upper 60s. peninsula, maybe very very low 70s right on the peninsula. clouds and rain to the north again on tuesday. but then mostly sunny, partly cloudy on wednesday. looks farmer, much warmer by the end of the. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> new information on one of the suspects in that brutal killing of a british soldier. why this is not the first time he's been in trouble and the possible ties to al qaeda. >>> just one week after that devastating tornado in oklahoma, one city pays a special tribute to the victims. the memorial attended by thousands and how the area is starting to rebuild. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that it's smart to replace washing-machine hoses every five years? what if you didn't know that you might need extra coverage for more expensive items? and what if you didn't know that teen drivers are four times more likely to ge