it's in south korea. that is another perspective to analyze the international development in this area. i think that is a very, very interesting topic, and i think i would love to read your book once you've finished. i think i will stop here. thank you. >> thank you for your presentation. my last speaker will be a professor at seoul national university and director of the institute for japanese studies. one of the best renowned japanese specialists in korea. maybe i hope he will speak on behalf of japan. >> i will never speak on behalf of japan. i will always speak on behalf of korea. but during the break, ambassador park gave me a freedom of speech. i can tell whatever i want to. and then the professor saved japan for me for the reason that he doesn't like abe. so i will talk about -- first i will introduce my take on the recent japanese relations and how it affects the major power relations in northeast asia. it is certain that abe's general election was a victory for him. but i do not agree to the posi

recruitment in the south continues.enemy reinforcement from the north continues. some years, nearly unabated. it is a frustrating time for americans between 1964 and 1968. tactical success is oftentimes achieved only temporary results. you read this in memoirs and after-action reviews of the officers. of the successful operation against the national liberation front forces and the political insurgency and three to six months later, the insurgency seems like it hadn't even been hit by american forces at all. maxwell taylor will even call the national liberation front a phoenix, which continues to rise from the ashes. but i think it's important to note here that the killing of enemy forces never served as an end unto itself, as i mentioned earlier. westmoreland always looked to follow military operations, combat operations, with pacification program. i have used this word a few times and i think it's important to explain here. the way macv defined pacification was establishing the linkages between the rural population and

of market while the south of market has experienced tremendous development. in response to the budget and legislative analyst's report we are offering two amendments that, to address the points raised in the report and as claudine delrosario described will give united play requires the flexibility if they decide to move that we are offering amendments that are in keeping with the cac's recommendation to help stabilize a nonprofit organization to stay in the south of market. with that i think the two amendments that we're proposing are resolved for the first recommendation of the budget and legislative analyst's to ensure the city has no liability for the loan between united players and john hommond, so we respectfully request, resolve the city has no liability for the loan between united players and john hommond and second, resolve if within the tenure of the period of the grant united players enter into contract to sell 1038 howard street and acquire a different building for the same purpose, united players may transfer the equity of the property to the new

of the fact system in south korea and also what is south korea's aaid are really making south korea quite frustrated in a way. they don't want to offend china allegedly the chinese post to this and also try to invite south korea to join the aid. finally, the opposition to the fact deployment and also chinese efforts to enlist south korea to join the aib are making south korea's life a little bit more uncomfortable at the same time. and also, despite the success of the key obama summit in beijing, i think differences between china and u.s. on a whole range of issues remain ranging from how to deal with the north korea more effectively on the nuclear issue to how to address the south china sea maritime issue. they have a lot of differences. and both governments are concerned about -- or quite concerned about the other country's approach. the three countries do agree as to how to deal with north korea's nuclear issue which is allegedly sparing no time -- i mean north korea -- developing a nuclear weapon and planning to have another nuclear test. how can we explain the negative developm

and south korea. how should we evaluate the trilateral relationship with these three countries during the past year? the answer is that it is next -- mixed with positive and negative developments. in terms of positive development, one finds that the u.s. and south korea relationship is quite stable, despite some small scratches and misgivings, as the dan russel just pointed out. it's never been better. china south korea relationship, can also compete in that sense, has never been better. our two leaders, resident xi jinping and president park, they have very good personal relationship. and the reason is the recent signing of the fda is also very significant in terms of our relationship. in terms of the chinese relationships i think after suffering the repeated setbacks, the relationship appeared to be back on track again, back on the right track again with xi-obama summit in beijing. the two leaders had extended talks and the two governments agreed specific targets on climate change, and also they agr

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a south african relief organization says it brokered a deal to free the south african hostage. gift of the givers fared that corgi was to be released on sunday. the organization released a statement saying: al-qaeda has deep roots in the arabian peninsula, especially in yemen. it served as a base for attacks for more than 10 years. courtney kealy nose the region well -- knows the region well and joins with nor on the impacts. >> al qaeda has been active in yemen. deadly blows, like the suicide attack against the u.s.s. "coal", which killed many soldiers. in 2003, two separate bombings housing westerners outside arabia killed more than 50 people. 2008, an attack on the u.s. embassy resulted in 18 deaths. by january 2009 it morphed into more independent franchise with a murder in saudi arabia and yemen, and called itself al qaeda and the arabian peninsula. on christmas day 2009, the group attempted its first international terrorist attack. they tried to blow up an airliner over detroit. he failed and was taken into custody. he met with an american-born colleague who recruited on

farther south in cape may. a couple of highlights from today's forecast. it will be cooler. today in the mid 40s. tomorrow cooler. 41 in millville, 40 in philadelphia and 32 in allentown. the bulk of the rain is aiming for richmond virginia and south of washington. oyster next couple of hours we expect light sprinkles in southern area and south jersey to fade out to the ocean. high of 433 in allentown. cool enough for a coat but not too bad. cooler in atlantic city, 4 degrees. in philadelphia, 47 the average high is 41, that's above average even though it's cooler than yesterday. winds out of the north 8 to 16 miles per hour. 41 degrees by 8:00. programs a lingering sprinkle down south by 8:00. 11:00. 43 the high at 47 hits at 2:00. speaking of sliding tomorrow we have high pressure to the west, it will encourage a flow from the north which of course is where the cooler air resides tomorrow's high, 40 and down into the 30s for wednesday and thursday new year's day. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast t

south korean defense minister confirmed this. in the near future we will face north korea's nuclear proliferation and capable of icbm. it will dramatically increase nuclear proliferation in the region. many experts anticipate north korea is likely to explode nuclear device in the first half of next year. then i am going to ask my friend what is china's policy to deal with this kind of issue? is there any specific policies? seems to take new initiatives in the north korea policies. if north korea tested the nuclear device how will china respond to it? my fourth question is related to russia's return. we also face new factors in the northeast asia. there is a prospect for the cement meeting in 2015 between putin and kim jong-un. and is it helpful or negative? the last question is about china's new initiative and their foreign policy. we are witnessing great transformation in china's foreign policies which is very different. what is the new normal diplomacy of china? what is the meaning of the new normal and also what is the implica

the core is beginning to move to the south. right now the south bay is getting hardest hit with the strongest wind gusts. san jose at 32. now, the wind really whipped through today with the storm moving down here through canada right across the bay area it produced a copious amount of storm reports. you can see several reports of trees in the north bay, east bay, south bay, i count at least 40 of those coming into the national weather service, storm spotter network. so, not only trees down but extremely gusty winds. check out our top wind gusts in berkeley of 62 miles per hour at 2:33 this afternoon. it was at an elevation of 1,402 feet. you tend to get higher gusts the more you go up in the atmosphere but that's very impressive here in the bay area. the no doubt single largest problem we had from a tree coming down was right here on interstate 80 when a tree blocked both lanes as that tree caught fire once it hit a power line. so a lot of damage here across the bay area and that's just a couple of our big reports. what to expe

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and it's only in the south bay. you'll notice up the peninsula, san francisco, north bay, it's really isolated this morning and a lot of that gray area is where the fog is being picked um on our weather computer. you can see just putting the numbers on the map, visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile. sunnyvale mountain view, ten miles, san carlos and san francisco, no problems right now. once you hit about 7:00 as the sun rises, you get all of that cold air that sinks down to the surface and that's how you get that fog with radiational cooling. 70s for the south bay today, 65 in san francisco later on. let's see how the road are shaping up. >> they showed that video of 87 -- by the way, that want me either who did the filming. visibility is an issue now. tougher to see the glow of lights. your exits will come up on by surprise. slow down, it will give you more time to see those exits. a very light volume of traffic on the golden gate bridge. the fog will require to you slow down. from the bay bridge, volum

this happened on south church street last night. police say a car hit a man who was in the northbound lanes. americancy crews try to resuscitate him -- emergency crews try to resuls at a -- resuls at a time him but to no avail. >>> we have a home invasion at a bucks county apartment complex. it happened on the 1,000 block of the burlington drive. the intruder climbed into a second floor apartment and gained entrance through a slider. he started to touch himself inappropriately and stole her dog and jumped off a balcony. he broke into a first floor unit and there he was confronterred by a resident with a 45 caliber gun and shot twice. the intruder is in critical condition and facing charges. authorities will review the shooting and make sure it was justified. >>> starting today the free library of philadelphia will offer free drop-in session was the gadget gurus. him them offer help to discover all the features of your new devices. a lot of new year's celebration this week. wednesday, new careers eve "the please touch museum" holds k

the showers will be best across the south bay at 7:00. most of us are hopefully dry by then. >>> sue, better news in south san francisco. >> southbound 101 was entirely shut down because of an accident an hour ago. c.h.p. just now informing us of the two left lanes having been re-opened and they have a sig-alert in effect. two lanes, one and two, they now are re-opened in south san francisco. still a lost wet weather so take extra caution. >> two lanes beat no lanes. >> so true. the wet weather continues. now another storm arriving this morning with bay area residents making preparations to keep themselves and their property safe. nick is in the north by. how wet is it? >> kristen, it is. coming down. my mission was to find the rain. high photographer and i have been riding around trying to understand what, exactly, we are seeing in marin and we checked out an area that had experienced a mudslide. on tuesday they had the put slide and the residented experienced flooding. it looks good. like everyone else we are keeping our eyes on the sky

yesterday the south bay. like hot hpotato.rt delays, checked in, you can see sfo, airport delays because of fog has made its way into the airport. delay up to an hour here in sfo. across the country, when you look at the map, you think that the east coast would be dealing with a lot of the delays. but again, fog. powerful, especially when you try to slide through it. something that is causing delays this morning. of course, san francisco no big surprise this morning. dealing with the fog. and of course if you've flown in or out of the airport, know to call ahead. we are waiting on the chunk of energy here across the pacific to meet up with area of low pressure to the north. the system is not organized. usually when we show you the satellite vantage points you can see the tightly wound up center. nothing like that this morning. you can see the first band of rain starting to push into northern california and that's in going to move through by 10:00 first in the north bay. dangerous fog with us this morning. starting to pick up a

has not formally approached south korea about the matter. meanwhile, politicians in south korea's national assembly have been debating the issue for a month. >> translator: if we decide not to use thaad, north korea will be free to threaten our citizens with nuclear missiles. >> translator: thaad could mean we are pulled into a dispute between the u.s. and china. >> translator: if thaad is deployed without civilian input there will surely be strong resistance within korea. the current administration must exercise extremely careful judgment. >> reporter: with china on the rise, and the u.s. no longer the only super power, south korea's government walks a diplomatic tight rope. kim dae-young, nhk world, seoul. >>> u.s. safety regulators are demanding a recall. they want all cars fitted with japan's ta kata air bags off the road. how are industry people reacting to the demands? >> it's been quits mixed. these can explode, injure and kill people in the car when it's warm outside. so, in several of the southern states, actually, recalls have take

we'll talk about the south bay slowdown. it's a big problem for the bay shore freeway as well, coming up. >>> here's a look at today's stories at 6:13719 people arrested in the east after protests turned destructive. people jumping through a smashed store in emeryville. protesters upset over the grand jury decision. >>> the courageous work of ebola fighters earned them "time" magazine's prestigious person of the year, a group award. includes three workers who survived ebola, including american dr. kent brantly, protesters second, putin third. >> a former uber driver involved in a crash that killed a 6:00-year-old girl will formally be charged in court today. accused of hitting and killing sophia lu in a city crosswalk with her mother last new year's eve. he was in between uber fares at the time. >> san francisco suing uber. los angeles suinging uber. >> that's right. scott mcgrew, it's a tough month for uber. >> it has. this coming a few days after accusation in uber driver in india raped his passenger. that driver's father,

looking at doppler 9000, we have some rain south of 66. south of the beltway. that is where it is going to really linger for the rest of the morning hours and all the way through the southern dell marva south of dover through ocean city. that is where the showers are going to linger throughout the rest of the morning. taking a closer look though, the beltway is dry through 270 and 70 dry as well. a couple of clouds and drizzle spots out there temperatures in the mid-40s this afternoon areas forth of the metro. clouds will be the main story. temperatures start to fall off later on tonight if a cold end to 2014. >>> 66 is still lacking good. as you say the rain is headed their way. right now it looks like not doing too bad on this monday morning, although folks are headed back to work. we do have a disabled vehicle just before the beltway, but it is off to the right shoulder. elsewhere our live look sudden, seventh and frontage, no issues on the southwest freeway this morning. looks like we are looking decent on the inner and outer loops. again you can is he the

and the system will slowly move south. and as it does, once it goes through, the wind will decrease rapidly, but ahead of it, up to 15 miles per hour until late they are afternoon and tonight. and then things start to calm down. that's source of the wind, the wrapping up low. and there's very cold air. and that's not arriving until friday. and once it does, then we will see maybe thunderstorm activity. water temperatures are so warm with this energy could give us air as thunderstorms later on if not to want, tomorrow. rain and wind, heavy at times and 60s on the temperatures. and parts of 101 northbound will be brutal. and other areas, just holding on because of the wind. >> and talking about the wind and how they have issued a warning for drivers on all bay area bridges and causeways. and talking it about it in the news room. a high profile vehicle, a big rig or an rv or something that's high and catches the wind. yeah. seriously, don't drive next to the high profile vehicles. don't do it. and trying to think about how wi

the south bay moves nicely. the earlier flooding we had talked about at but we do have two lanes blocked at dixon county road. eastbound getting toward the sierra, if you do drive there, bring those chains because there's chain requirements. as christina said, better tra l travel. >> the brunt of the storm is gone. but sfo. >> tonight -- >> a neighbor found him this morning. >> the blood thirsty legend comes to life. >> don't anybody move. >> the lone grim. >> i wanted the preus. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> welcome back, everyone. a nice clear look at san jose this morning. sort of the calm after the storm in a sense, after we were hit by such a big one. we'll have a look at what we're in store for on the weekend in just a bit. firefighters needed a rescue boat to help people get out of two flooded mobile home parks. residents say the downpour started yesterday morning and simply never stopped for them. this area is located right off of 101 in

really just nuisance stuff down south this morning.cloud cover around on satellite although there are some breaks and i think overall we're going for a mix of clouds and sun as we move through the day. 33 degrees, it's colder to start out this morning no doubt about that. 28 degrees in allentown, 34 in wilmington, 36 in sea isle city. and there's a bit of a breeze kicking up that's actually giving you wind chills in the 20's. like yesterday this is a morning to bundle up with the extra layers. you probably need that even more this morning. as we head out the door between 6 o'clock and 8 o'clock looks like we'll be in the low to mid 30's, partly cloudy and colder than it was yesterday obviously. and as we move through the day it stays colder. yesterday we were in the 40's from start to finish. today in the 30's. 34 degrees by 9 o'clock 36 degrees by noon and your high today at 3 o'clock is going to be that 39 degrees. it will probable see a mix of sun and clouds by 3 o'clock and then by 6 o'clock back to 36 degrees. gets even colder for

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune: mr. president, i rise today to bid farewell to my colleague and friend senator tim johnson. tim has deep roots in south dakota in the towns of canton and vermillion in particular. he served our state for more than 35 years, first in the state legislature. then after winning a highly competitive primary against two well-known democrat opponents in the halls of congress. in 1996, after a decade in the u.s. house of representatives, tim won his first of three terms in the united states senate. i'm well acquainted with his second election because i came out on the short end of that stick. but i've had the privilege of serving with tim now in the south dakota delegation for over 16 years. today i want to pay tribute to his many years of public service and all he's done for our home state. i'd also like to take a moment to thank senator johnson's staff for their dedicated work. they've worked closely with my staff for many years and i'm grateful for their efforts. mr. president, like many south

it's continues to move up from the south.derate rainfall near norristown, chester heights, stretching down into parts of wilmington, middletown, millville, morris river all with the moderate rainfall. and it's widespread and it's going to continue to make its way up from the south and also moving in from the west. so, heavy rain expected throughout today. it's more of a light rain right now, but pockets of heavy rain expected throughout the afternoon heading into the evening. we'll see a few lulls throughout the day, but for the most part, expect rain to continue. also, dense fog, down to 1/4 miles from mt. pocono, down to 2 miles in reading, 4 in philadelphia, and less than a mile in atlantic city. for today, our temra

still light showers for philadelphia areas south and down across south jersey and delaware. there's a little activity down across the areas in ohio valley that skirts on buy the virginias. looks like these showers will push offshore and clouds break for sunshine as early as tomorrow. we get into monday it's slightly cooler and cold front pushes offshore. temperatures by monday will be in the 40s. that is still above average in upper 40s to be more specific. even colder air moves in as we get to tuesday wednesday thursday high pressure over the northern planes and great lakes working its way east ward and tapping into northwesterly winds next several days after tomorrow. temperatures will be only in the 30s and well below average as bit of arctic chill on the way. especially as we get ready to say hello to 2015. the call from accuweather late night clearing we drop down to 3 in the city and 33 allentown for the overnight lows and 36 toms river and 39 for the overnight low in dover. >> monday sin shine and clouds and high temperature 47. not a bad day. cooler tomorrow and comp

states starting with south carolina to lincoln's election. south carolina immediately called a convention to consider succeeding from the union and everybody expected they would pass it. so congress met in december of 1860 and davis was put on this committee and i think he hoped at first that it might be possible to find some kind of solution to the virgining crisis of this union. >> host: so davis wasn't a hot head but a man of reason. he didn't fantasize about leading in the field. he would have preferred the secession didn't happen. >> guest: i think that is right. at the time in the 1850's over the crisis in california and the proposal that was the compromise of 1850 he sometimes talked like a fire eater and said if the north doesn't grant us our rights and they mean the right to take slaves into territory and recapture the slave then maybe we should set-up oursel s ourselves. >> host: and davis liked the north. he travelled in the north, and had northern friends and at one point he said with your great industry and agriculture we will co

no problems with the flurries as you head farpt south. let's go to time -- farther south. let's go for timesaver traffic. >> reporter: checking out the ride southbound 270 trying to make your way southbound and down toward the beltway, you're going to find the volume still pretty light. we don't see that much volume even leaving hyattstown continuing south past monocacy boulevard. volume light down toward the beltway. 66 volume still light through manassas. no early problems to get into fair oaks, vienna, falls church. accident on nutley street just north of 29 lee highway, fairfax has police on the scene and getting into southeast, again the light volume downtown. south capitol street coming in off the suitland parkway and off of howard road to get to the douglas bridge, crews getting past the stadium and on toward the freeway. back to you. >>> beverly, who is actually responsible for the sony hack attack. i thought we knew. f.b.i. agents working the case were briefed by a private cybersecurity firm who say north korea is not behind the attack. >> so far federal investiga

there might be a sprinkle down south in parts of southern delaware and south jersey. noon 45.unny breaks are possible. partly sunny skies for a good portion of the afternoon. 46 by 3:00, the high is 47 degrees we'll hit that around 2:00. as we take a wide view across the country we have shower activity through atlanta toward the gulf coast. everybody else is dry. we check out the big board at the airport we're looking at green air extra of the in our most -- aircraft in our most traveled destinations. >>> new figures on teens and tanning, a recent survey shows while indoor tanning is decreasing slightly overall about 10% of high school girls use a tanning bed at least ten times a year. that's once a month. teens are not accepting the message that uv radiation from indoor tanning causes cancer especially melanoma. >>> exercises help ease stress and help current patient connect with other survivors and boosting their self esteem and confidence and easily muscle aches that chemo therapy can cause. >>> if you believe in numbers you might be into the what the stock market will do i

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under south african law, he is now not guilty.been allowed to walk free, and the case has had a lot of attention in south africa amongst other places. >>> we're going to just move on now to new york, because the duke and duchess of cambridge have been given a warm welcome there as they kick off their three-day tour. nicolas mitchell is there. there is some flash photography. >>> how do you greet visiting royalty? well, if it's william and katherine on their first visit, and if the city is new york, you scream. that, at least, is what a good number of those who had been waiting for them did, as the couple arrived at their hotel in manhattan last night. excited? you could say that. >> it's just exciting to see them. i can't wait to feel a possible glimpse. >> i just think she's a beautiful young woman and a beautiful role model and an inspiration to people. i'm very excited that we'll get a glimpse and maybe bask in her glow for a moment. >> reporter: today, there is more serious business. at the white house, no less, where william

was he a great hero of the south or did that really belong to the generals? it's my impression that davis became a beloved hero of a lost cause after the war and his long lifetime after that. he survived lincoln by 24 years. did the first love of the south during the war belonged to lee and stonewall and not jefferson davis? >> guest: yes that's true. on the other hand i don't think davis was as unpopular among the ordinary people in the confederacy as the image we might have from the newspapers and from his political enemies. he was subject to savage criticism but i think he retained a certain amount of popularity with the ordinary confederate citizens. on the three trips that he took to the deep south during the course of the war in december 1862 and again in the fall of 1863 and the fall of 1864, he spoke at a dozen or more venues during those trips almost too large and enthusiastic crowds. so clearly there was some residue of support and even affection for davis among the general population. at the same time that governors, senators, newspaper editors wer

south of the sold in get us out of the so-called and a redshirt south of the golden gate bridge werein in the east bay area. was still seeing rain around in space short line will see some rain in hayward. as a worse thing rain over the san mateo bridge. were still seeing a decent amount of rain. >> reporter: here with a satellite picture is more rain over the south calls golden gate was still above the sea snow falls in the sierras. these rainfall totals over an inch in san francisco nearly an inch and snap up in center rose up. napa and santa rosa.... >> pam: extra special holiday season for instance in north richmond today on the last day of school before winter break contra account closed up store supervisor joined others in passing employee specialties books for students of the birdie elementary school this event has been an annual tradition for 16 years all the guests were funded by generous donations from individuals and organizations give them was made possible with the help of numerous volunteers as well as the bird a school teachers and staff >> pam: all this rain means more

the check the color and overturn 11 south and south san francisco and is still blocking the two right lanes will be calling this morning as you work your way you to stick with highway 280 instead checking you're ride into san francisco writes on here at the bay bridge toll plaza into small the across the upper deck in the pay date. >> reporter: this because of mechanical problem there was no service line #civics center in the commission since it was in the mechanical problems there our lawn the closers in the flooded in the bt a delays in the south bay. >>mark: the roof of a safeway caving and. >>will tran: the good news is no one was injured the bad news is this is a very popular safeway in the meantime the lights are off behind me going people here at all levels of security guards are crisscrossing this place to assure people cannot go inside on top are listed the roof came down how big was the whole house about 50 ft. and let's show you the video the big news is they knew that the roof it was not looking good and the reason why is because there was a crack dole is already happening

the south is america. that reminded me of your "from james baldwin, reminded me of the falling earth quote. he said the sons of slave traders still deal and doubletalk where they swap the voting block for ghetto and gun. they have swapped the voting block for ghetto and done. how did it happen that blacks didn't come to new york as they say? blacks came to harlem. they didn't go to chicago. how did that happen? >> guest: how did happen, exactly. these are great liberal cities. so this first happened during the first great migration of world war i but we had several million african-americans coming in the second great migration during world war ii and the years afterwards paid for instance they would come to a place like new york city. they would go to harlem where they already had relatives and they would find there weren't any places to live in harlem. harlem had been packed in a way so a lot of them trickled down to brooklyn. that is where they met with the blockbusting realtor who was not quite like --

in the south, boeing can build their plants.e made the south's investment worthy and attractive. the basic and hold the olympics and the new south. i repeat, no southern governor or senator had his or her name of that new south. marion was one of the architects of the new south and the new america. based on the little rock nine. led by the greensboro four. led by a 26-year-old martin king. his chairman became marion barry. ralph abernathy, john lewis. julian bond, ivanhoe, donaldson. julius hobson. hilda mason. stokley carmichael. brown. jim farmer. brendan jordan. eleanor holmes norton. wyatt t. walker. roger wilkins. james babel. marion barry. these of the soldiers that built the new south. dorothy heights. marion berry. his name was on the honor roll of freedom fighters. these are but a few of the honor roll of freedom fighters in the sacrificial service of the new south. no southern governor or public has his name on that list. but that was not enough. many started in 1960 and some stopped in 1965. they cashed in their pensi

and south of that, it's mainly a wind event. some light rain, big drops and boy, it's mild. 60s on the temperature with the howling southeast wind. 36 in san francisco. and that's the source of the wind s low wrapping up. and it will lift northward and the wind will relax. but once it lifts northward, it takes the front and doesn't progress it east or south. and the cold air will reat a time in later tonight into tomorrow. and north bay 4 to 10. and some areas that exceed 10 on the russian river. and some of the county hills, 5 to 8. and once it gets to the mountain, maybe late afternoon and early evening before it arrives but it will pour up there as well. 2 to 4 for most locations. rain and wind, can't get around that. might have both. heavy rain at times and torrential rain rates. and high temperatures probably being set right now with the 60- degree temperatures. and looking at the union square camera. and it's bouncing. big time. rain and win, cold air moves in. there you go, thank you in the control room for that. >> oh my

the heavy stuff is really centralized over san francisco, pressing south into the south bay. we'll get another good wave of moisture between 3:00 and 4:00, maybe some thunderstorms looking promisin promising. the santa cruz mountains get pretty good looking totals over 3 inches of rose for you. >> right now here's mike on your drive. >> that rain you're talking about, the continued rain around the bay area shows you all this blurk the puddling, the ponding, the flooding in many parts. we're hearing those reports continuing to come in, especially around san mateo, highway 101. we're having a lot of crashes reported. some spin-outs. but this one is not a spin-out, it's a jackknife. sounds like maybe there was some braking going on, there as one trail are and then the other trailer and then the rig there. it's blocking in one lane. you see the wet, wet soupy conditions here. coming out of pleasanton things are still smooth. a smoother drive for the rest of the bay. south 680 around san ramon, a second crash, a spin-out reported this time, so there may be loss of traction. 580, f

and south bay your fine. also have coastal flood advisory in effect still to o'clock today and still going see higher than normal times the general as to the morning hours late morning hours an ocean wave is over 20 ft. possible definitely have to watch over flooding in low-lying areas. and this is affecting the entire bay area as a conceive across from the north bay impacting san francisco parts of the peninsula where along the shoreline. the trick as it tracking showers for tomorrow and o'clock in the morning. should be dry card conditions a pilot o'clock potentially to the center rose area parts of the north bay and then farther south and more widespread but fairly fast moving system 3:00 should be out of here few lingering showers and areas in the south bay after that looks like we can see dry evening ride home and try evening ride hay out of town for christmas eve. live look at temptress right now chile for some sponsons including center rows of 47 degrees over '40's and oakland conquered some detail san

it's coming up from the south. you can see the clouds rising up from the south. we have clouds sweeping in from the west. there could be early sunshine we're expecting the clouds to increase. 28 degrees in philadelphia. currently 24 in allentown. 25 in trenton. 30 in wilmington, low 30s through central south jersey and delaware. upper 30s down by the shore. as i mentioned it's getting windy out there. we have a windchill that makes it feel like 18 in philadelphia and 12 in allentown. a morning for extra gear. as we look at how i'm dressing the kids, i have a scarf on them, it's going to be cool and it will stay that way. we'll get into the upper 30s. we'll get from the current temperature of 28 to 27 by 8:00. 37 degrees by 3:00 p.m. i think our high today will be 38 at 2:00. we'll be down to 34 by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow a coastal storm gets past us, we have winter weather advisories in the poconos. everybody else is looking at rain, looks like there will be heavy rain at times. i'll have more on that coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. what abo

you see this moisture coming up from a south to north direction. there's a we'll coastal load developing off the coast of the carolinas. so this turns northward as we get into later on tonight but the big story we're tracking as we get into christmas eve, the one everyone is pants pating you'll see this moisture coming out of the rockies so this moisture cuts down to our south, forms this area of low pressure from the south and taps into all of this moisture coming from the gulf of mexico and that will work its way into our region as we get into tuesday night and real into wednesday. so future tracker 6 showing you that moisture developing from the south and it really embodies much of the delaware and lehigh valleys as we get into wednesday morning lasting for much of the day on wednesday as well. so, two rounds of rain tuesday and wednesday, light rain and drizzle. and then christmas eve rain, some of which will be heavy at times and at that point we're culling for anywhere from a half inch to an inch of rainfall on the way. we'll take a closer lo

as south africans mark one year since the death of nelson mandela. the father of the nation, he was called, who's credited with guiding the country from apartheid to democracy, with mandela himself the first president. that was the moment of official commemoration, if you like. a solitary bell heralding a three-minute silence -- well, much of the country, in fact. you see there mandela's widow. we had the singing of south africa's national anthem after the silence. commemoration ceremonies being held around the country, including at mandela's ancestral home in the country's eastern cape province. speaking at a wreath-laying ceremony in pretoria, she paid tribute to mr. mandela's unwavering spirit. >> the body gave in, but his spirits never, ever changed. he was always the same. to the end. and he is in spirit the same, even today. >> i've been speaking to our correspondent in johannesburg. milton is following the whole day's commemorations for us. >> reporter: how quickly time flies, because it wasn't that long ago that we were covering the death of

there's showers light over south jersey and delaware. parts of south jersey are dry. we'll be back to let you know when the next chance of precipitation arrives for the seven day and the chilly air coming in tomorrow, that's all ahead. ♪ >> it's almost time for the colorful philadelphia tradition the mummers parade. yesterday the action cam was at the ikea parking lot where the string band was working out the kensington for their performance. this will be there 100th year performance for the band. >> it's going to be cold. >> reporter: yes it will be cold but bundle up. looking at storm tracker 6 live double scan, we have showers passing through southern parts of south jersey and delaware, there might be more coming in after this current batch passes through. overall not a lot of rain and not a lot of area covered by it. as we look outside we have sky6 live hd looking down the shore looking south. atlantic city is one of the spots we might see a little bit of light rain. it's light down there though, might be reflexes with the look of the moisture on the boardwalk. 42

thick clouds in delaware and south jersey even a sprinkle is possible in delaware and south jersey. but the rest of the area should stay dry. by 9:00 we'll see clearing starting to clear north and west. 33 degrees in philadelphia and then during the afternoon hours, we'll be above freezing in philadelphia at lunchtime topping out near the 40 degree mark later today. so, a cold one today. and a little bit breezy this afternoon with northwesterly winds to 12 miles per hour. colder weather arrives tomorrow. you will feel the difference in the morning. 26 degrees, 36 in the afternoon and we'll see sunshine and clouds wednesday. midnight, well temperatures will be just below the freezing mark in philadelphia and then plummeting overnight to start the new year. 23 degrees and then 38 degrees thursday afternoon. friday we'll see sunshine but clouds arrive saturday with rain developing later saturday and into sunday. then sunshine and turning colder monday. >>> nine minutes before 5:00. get you updated on the roads if you're getting ready to head out. >> yillian mealy has been busy watching

the mother and uncle brought hundreds of ribbons to the club house in south philadelphia today.e's been missing since thanksgiving morning left a bar in manyunk and has not been sent since. >> in upper darby the fire company got a personal thank you after an important rescue this morning. patterson stopped by the firehouse to meet the firefighters who saved his famous christmas gift. and 50 feet above the ground. firefighters volunteered their own time and brought a truck and lad to just get it down. only did they get his favorites toy back he was able to be a fire fight are for the day. more to compensate takes on boston college at yankee stadium and injury update on steve mason. flyers goalie returns to the ice. jeff skversky has the full story when "action news" comes right back. >> all right. >> jeff skversky has a check on sports. penn state playing tonight. >> finally back in a bowl game. it's not the rose bowl or orange bowl but it's a bowl and if for everything penn state football has been through for the last three years they're certainly happy to be back in the postsea

holds up in the south bay as the storm system does come farther and forth are south. >> it going tough for. >> can also check out our nbc bay area app. you can click on a weather tab and get up to the minute radar and of course fantastic reports from all of our meteorologists as well. we'll give you alerts about wind, flooding, outages as well. that's all at your fingertips on the bay area app. >> and we're getting hot zones. >> yeah, some people are already in it. >> i don't know why these commuters are pulled over there. we'll ask mike in a minute. a lot of rain is accumulating and the roadways are starting o to -- right know dangerous conditions. you really don't want to be on the roadway if you can avoid it. >> that's right. if you can work from home, here's your chance. >> christina talked about the slowing at the san rafael bridge, very high winds illustrated by the flags. here in fremont, not slowing the commute in the south bay just a bit. going from green to blue on the peninsula and in the north bay, here's palo alto with soupy conditions. very slick conditions but so far

heavier volume of traffic in the south bay. a live look at 101 shows you our camera with the wet roads still slick after overnight rains. fog through the tri-valley. watch 680 coming out of san ramon. concerns as more folks are hitting the road after last week's vacation. hope you enjoyed it. >> great. welcome back. >> 'tis the season for the christmas price index. pnc tracks the cost of every item in the 12 days of christmas song. you going to sing it? >> i don't think i know them all. shoppers will be glad to hear this year's increase is the smallest in more than a decade. total bill including the drummers drumming and pipers piping is $27 million -- >> 27,000. >> $27,672.22. that is up 1% from the your prior. eight of the items, including the five golden rings, cost the same as last year. >> that's good for those who may want to pop the question. >> the partridge in the pear tree costs 33% more. for this index, it's considered a bargain, a mere $20. >> would you look at that. well, now you're in the holiday spirit, deals on