from half moon bay, we move up closer into the south bay and sunnyvale and cupertino on the wet side highway 101 across the bay 680 and 880 from union city fremont san francisco you have been wet things have begun to dry out, bay bridge don't be surprised if you see a shower there also highway 101 leaving novato heading south, golden gate bridge dry now that could change most of the activity is in southern california by the mid-morning hours our area of low pressure the storm system will continue to sink south these folks are going to going to get hit from santa barbara snow in the mountains 48 oakland, 47 fremont with the cloud cover not as chilly as we've been, tonight we'll see another cold night as the clouds leave us this morning we are eight degrees warmer in napa, cooler at our coast, scattered showers this morning, afternoon clearing partly cloudy tuesday and wednesday dry as high pressure builds in another chance of rain comes our way thursday. a lot of cloud cover the storm continues to sink south we could get wrap around showers through 9:00, 10:00 for the most part. computer animation shows the bulk of the moisture over the b

to the caucasus region now worthy going president of south a city eduard kokoity has stepped down early his resignation is aimed at ending political deadlock following the recent elections which failed to appoint a new leader iran off votes now scheduled for march is in the south a city in capital or r.t. this decision has become a true breakthrough ended a two week long political crisis after the opposition candidate who won the presidential election held here earlier in november and the other candidate until a good deal of complaint to the supreme court of salt is said to bode well ations committed by. his rival olive oil and the court ruled. that the results of these election hundreds of her supporters have taken to the streets off to involve the capital salsa said to protest against this decision while negotiations have been known to go in between both sides done these negotiations where russia has played the role of mediator have been very tall for never easy and fears were growing but it can come out of control any more. than declaring that any attempt by the opposition to the dus

to the caucuses region now where the outgoing president of south a city out of work is stepping down early his resignation is aimed at ending political deadlock following the recent elections which failed to appoint a new leader of iran of votes now scheduled for march reason as in the south a city in capital for us. but the situation here in the region has been very tense and complicated in the last few days and how it's been resolved eventually are seen by the opposition as a big victory and by ordinary people here in the region as a big relief following the opposition candidate victory in the presidential runoff held here in the region earlier in the vendor another candidate and that'll be really who was expected to win this vote and who was considered as the key favorite of the presidential vote complained to the supreme court itself to set about violations allegedly committed by all the joy of his team and later the court ruled and not the outcome of the vote and moreover to bar the host so from participating in the next poll should do it for march hundreds of posts a porter's h

the officer died on monday in the south korean city of inchun after he was stabbed by the captain of a fishing boat. the attack has topped off a flourish of diplomacy on the china sea. it may relax its rules on firearms. the captain and his crew were fishing illegally in south korea's economic zone in the yellow sea. they boarded the boat to inspect it. then the captain attacked. officers took them near seoul for questioning. maritime authorities have laumpbled an investigation. the coast guard only permits firearms to be used for self-defense. but authorities are now reviewing that rule. >>> officially china has stuck by an agreement with south korea over fishing rights. but on the water it's a different matter. this part of the yellow sea is a rich fishing ground. they are being going here illegally to catch fish. bolding tactics to avoid being caught. this vessel has steel rods on the sides. they use steel pipes to attack any coast guard officers that try to board the vessels. some fly the south korean flag to try to deceive authorities. china's fishing resources are in decline bu

the only one i know of is that the wharf and the other one is in south city. we're losing tax revenue. people from my neck of the woods and my neighborhood including visitation valley are taking their money and getting in their cars and going to south san francisco going to westlake and daly city. the park needs to be taken a hard look at before we craft our legislation. supervisor mar: is there anyone else who would like to speak p? public comment is closed. that hearing has been useful. thank you for the data and map.s -- maps. i see janet clyde is here as well. the workers who have spoken from wal-mart and the small business owners. thank you for telling about your family's history. it has been very useful. thank you for the analysis as well. my hope is that we continue this discussion. a lot of issues have been brought up by supervisor wiener on the conditional use process and making sure it works right and supervisor cohen has raised issues of equity from different parts of the city as well and workforce development and the hiring of many of the stores. w

or might be a lousy building in south city somewhere. this is a tricky issue. we thought what we had would be valued. it turned out that we were right and it turned out we were wrong. we were right in the sense that a lot of u.c.f. demand came -- we had many venture firms support us and say this is a great idea, because people have hit the ground running at a time when they're normally very inefficient. we can avoid the capital outlays that go with small facilities. so we had those things. what we didn't get right was that demand was much greater. so it's turned out that it'sage about 40%, 35% of the total demand spectrum. and for me, one of the big surprises has been the really wide variety of spaces people want, which has made it much easier for us in that we are a growing company and we have to allocate space, and especially labs, very carefully. but we've been able to fit people in in a way that might surprise you in terms of the leaseholds, the terms of agreement, the kinds of resources they're using out of our facilities, and so on. so it's been very flex

areas south of redwood city to san jose.gh lunchtime before things start to clear out for the afternoon. >> two things to look at. the rain is clearing a bit. but the head lights are jammed up. a big rig involved. they're still trying to remove it. slows from castle wood to towards highway 84. there's slowing in both directions through this misty area as well. zblf not even a good day to pull over.

south. dale city, manassas, see the yellow here just south of the city. more rain out to the west. out 50, out towards bowie and crofton, rain will be with us all day today. we have a floodwatch for parts of the area which goes into effect this afternoon. that includes the district. it includes all the close-in counties here including prince george's county and montgomery county in maryland and this goes into effect at 1:00 this afternoon through the nighttime hours. the potential is out there, believe it or not, for one, two inches of rain. on the back side, we have the possibility that things could change to snow. just rain for the daytime hours. that is a cold front and area of low pressure developing along it. notice the air is getting cold enough off to the south and west that it is now changing over. we think that changeover will occur around the washington area during the evening hours. best chance for accumulating snow will be off to the north and west of the district during the nighttime hours. one, maybe 2 or 3 inches of snow. we'll get the whole thing out of here by tomo

hit late friday night after a tropical storm dumped 12 hours of heavy rain on mindanao, in the south. cities were under a state of emergency and rescue teams were still searching for survivors and victims today. some of the recovered bodies were buried in mass graves, after funeral homes filled up. troops in egypt opened fire on protesters in a fourth day of violence. 14 people have died since the trouble erupted on friday. but a top general defended the use of force today, and he charged there's a plot to topple the state. david kirkpatrick of the "new york times" outlined the struggle in a skype interview from cairo. . >> the civilians activists are agitating for an end to military rule. and the military council has indicated over time that it would like to carve out forist for it self-a perm nant role and probably protection from civilian scrutiny of its budget as well. so, we're seeing the negotiations over how much power the military is really willing to give up playing out in the streets as kind of a preliminary skirmish to what's going to happen when we have a duly elected parliament.

oakland is the nation's fifth -- [ unintelligible ] >>> the santa clara city council will vote on key parts of the plan to move the 49ers south including a huge loan partially backed by the city. efforts to keep the team in san francisco are looking dimmer this morning. terry mcsweeney is live at 9 earth headquarters. >> reporter: -- 9ers headquarters in santa clara. >> reporter: tonight the city council is expected to approve a huge financing plan that would allow the team to do that maybe groundbreaking next month, certainly next year. this new stadium across the street from 49ers headquarters at great america this is what a billion dollars can buy you these days, a model and drawings of the stadium. some say wow. others say whoa. the liners have lined up 850 million dollars loans to a the lion's share. friday we found south the city of santa clara will take on twice as much debt as was promised to voters when they approved this plan. the team says don't worry about it, we promise to cover any payments the city can't make. >> everybody has skin in the game. when push comes to shove santa clara protected all cost overruns ar

need to maneuver through the city, all lanes open on 895 at the harbor tunnel as well as i-95 at the fort mchenry tunnel. speaking of i-95, a look live at traffic flow south of the city, i-95 at maryland 175, we are incident-free and again very light volume there. another look at 95, north of the city, north of maryland 43, whitemarsh boulevard from harford county, southbound lanes are open and no delays. >>> we're learning more about a deadly crash along a busy maryland highway that killed one person. it happened on rockville pike. linda so

heading south towards the city. 59 on 95 heading south. looking good all the way around. this is the harrisburg expressway north of the beltway. north and southbound moving just fine. this is 895 in the area of 40. both directions moving just fine with light volume. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. we have a delay on the marc trains. 511 running 10 minutes late. brunswick trains are on schedule. metro subway on time. a diversion at northern parkway. i'm kurt kronke. now back to ava marie. >> good morning. a better chance for rain as we head through this wednesday. you'll notice how warm the temperatures are right now. the warm air coming in from the south. there are some showers showing up. this looks more menacing than it is. most of these showers are like in nature. we have some showers building back near frederick and these will be moving east throughout the day. a better chance for rain as the day progresses. a lot of clouds in p

down to san leandro 880 heading out this morning,1e wet weather on the peninsula as well from south cityille -- sunnyvale and milpitas, a little wet weather, 50 at our coast the fog has been a problem from the delta with 3/4 mile visible. livermore, hayward our coast and the delays that i mentioned at sfo, things turning around quickly later this morning as high pressure builds in, showers end, sunshine, dry, mild throughout the rest of the afternoon. weekend warmer tomorrow, right through next week. this system holding together as it slides south across the bay. the area of low pressure still has to sink down south, once that does, wind is going to set up so the weak front pushing through right now and the rest of the morning hours notice about company we are looking at the rain continuing to push into the santa cruz mountains, live more valley then it dissipates it is out of here and we'll see sunshine. we did pick up quarter of an inch in santa rosa, mill valley, couple hundredths on the east bay peninsula, today high temperatures with sun 56 now later today in the south bay 52 pacifi

devastating floods in the philippines. >> two powerful earthquakes have hit new zealand's south island near the city of christchurch. >>> north korea says it has opened its borders to south koreans wishing to express their condolences for the death of its leader, kim jong il. south korea is preventing citizens from going. our correspondent is in the south korean capital, seoul. >> some government officials say they are not changing their stance. they have allowed it tw individual families to go to the north to express their condolences, and that is because they say those families themselves had with currie and condolences for memories of their rigid members of their family. they're saying there may be a small number of officials who have traveled with those families to north korea. apart from that, no other south koreans have been allowed to go. president lee said it was very important they do not waver on this. they said it could cause internal division within south korea. this new statement coming by website based in japan with strong links to the north korean government, this invitation is puttin

police are worried about a possible increased violence in south city related to the anniversary. officers will focus on the downtown area where the slayings occurred at 8th lane and linden avenue. >>> candlelight vigil for a san francisco officer who sacrificed his life five years ago. the officer was shot? the sunset district by a man who had escaped from a state correctional work camp. he was a 4 1/2 year veteran of the police department. tonight at 7:00 police will lead a walk through the sunset neighborhood and start their vigil at 8:00. the event is open to the public. >>> retired law enforcement workers do not want to lay down their weapons. the statewide lobbying group for police officers said today that they will pursue legislation next year that would allow officers to keep assault weapons even after they retire. peace officers can own assault weapons that are illegal for most civilians to buy even for off duty use. california ghana loug the practice a decade ago. the law says they must give up the weapons. this comes on the heels of a federal investigation of possible i

the final day of climate change talks in the south african city. world leaders from rich and poor countries have spent two weeks discussing everything. still, the elusive issue remains getting a binding agreement on climate change. that goal is meeting a new set of complications. >> the world order is changing. once, climate negotiations were all about rich versus poor. now they are about countries that want a strong deal soon and those that do not. the ministers stood alongside european counterparts calling on china, india, the u.s., and brazil to move forward. >> the fact that we are able to show today that there are so many countries of backing this roadmap, we calculate more than 120 of the countries represented here. >> inside the conference, activist pointed the finger at the u.s. >> you must set aside partisan politics and let science dictate decisions. >> they feel that because of next year's presidential election, the obama administration is stonewalling, looking to keep promises to a minimum. >> it is completely off base to suggest that t

as of the south of baltimore city are saying, nothing happened. this storm will go a little further south. i think with a south wind it will be rain shower activity this time. as this passes north of us on the backside of it, friday night and early saturday morning there is a chance it might turn cold enough for a little bit of it? before it and early on saturday. we are going to put a 30% chance in four rainshowers. high temperatures warmer than today. sunrise at 7:26. still a big travel time. if you are getting out of town tomorrow, the only trouble trouble spot will be the pacific northwest again. chicago if you are flying in there is should not slow the traffic down. 44 a-chicago. 68 degrees in dallas. 72 degrees in los angeles. tomorrow we make it up to 48 degrees and upper 40's again on saturday with a mix of light rain or snow early in the morning. new year's eve is going to be dry. in the next arctic front that i was talking about will speed up. maybe some rain late in the day on sunday. look at those temperatures early next week. we have n

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we have got down to the final day of the climate change talks in the south african city of durbin. world leaders discussed the protection of forest and clean energy. a list of issue remains. getting a climate -- getting a binding agreement globally on climate change. that goal is reaching a new set of complications. >> the world of the order is changing. once negotiations are about rich versus poor. bangladesh, gambia, and nepal are calling on china, india, the u.s., and brazil to move forward. climatists were able to show that there are countries willing to back this and what clear results. we talk to 120 countries represented here. >> inside the conference, activist and pointed the finger at the u.s. >> you must put aside partisan politics and make decisions. >> they feel that because of next year's election, the obama administration is stonewalling. >> it is completely off-base to suggest that the u.s. is proposing we delay action until 2020. let's stop and think what is on the table over the next number of years. >> protest are aimed at keeping pressure on the delegations that

city. but they found what they feel is the next best thing. a generator buzzes away as planned parenthood workers take on new clients in a south redwood city parking lot after trying unsuccessfully to get a permanent clinic here, planned parenthood said a borrowed motorhome is the next best thing to fill what they call a gap in services in the neighborhood. >> we have identified this being an area where there is a significant unmet need for contraceptive services. >> reporter: the mobile clinic will offer what they call emergency contraception the so- called morning-after pill as well as other forms of birth control, pregnancy testing, hiv testing and cancer screenings. abortions will not be done here, but if someone comes in seeking one -- >> we would refer them to one of our clinics offering that service. >> reporter: planned parenthood recently gave up plans to build a permanent clinic at this former bank building on el camino rea real. they didn't have enough parking and a deal to lease for marking at a rental car cross the street fell through after enterprise got protest threats from this man. >> i was going to have to mobilize our forces and

hit late friday night after a tropical storm dumped 12 hours of heavy rain on mindanao, in the south. cities were under a state of emergency and rescue teams were still searching for survivors and victims today. some of the recovered bodies were buried in mass graves, after funeral homes filled up. troops in egypt opened fire on protesters in a fourth day of violence. 14 people have died since the trouble erupted on friday. but a top general defended the use of force today, and he charged there's a plot to topple the state. david kirkpatrick of the "new york times" outlined the struggle in a skype interview from cairo. . >> the civilians activists are agitating for an end to military rule. and the military council has indicated over time that it would like to carve out forist for it self-a perm nant role and probably protection from civilian scrutiny of its budget as well. so, we're seeing the negotiations over how much power the military is really willing to give up playing out in the streets as kind of a preliminary skirmish to what's going to happen when we have a duly elected parliament.

virtually i wouldn't describe it the way you did because number one there was a georgian at tack on south of city and russian peacekeepers russian never asked for any military assistance because we. believed time was sharp and we need to react immediately subsequently we worked in order to ensure that there is a plan in place that you know creates a better situation for this territory for the new independent state of south and for there we do think time will come when everyone around including our immediate neighbors recognize the new reality but we are not begging for it with think it's self-explanatory what happened there i think it's fine how worked with our allies on this issue as well ok another neighbor north korea has never really been in their life at least of independent russian but russia always speaks of its unique position at least in the relations of the rest of the world with the region specifically with north korea the country is in political transition now a new leader is coming do you expect any unpredictable behavior from north korea or do you expect any real change in north kor

hit late friday night after a tropical storm dumped 12 hours of heavy rain on mindanao, in the south. cities were under a state of emergency and rescue teams were still searching for survivors and victims today. some of the recovered bodies were buried in mass graves, after funeral homes filled up. troops in egypt opened fire on protesters in a fourth day of violence. 14 people have died since the trouble erupted on friday. but a top general defended the use of force today, and he charged there's a plot to topple the state. david kirkpatrick of the "new york times" outlined the struggle in a skype interview from cairo. . >> the civilians activists are agitating for an end to military rule. and the military council has indicated over time that it would like to carve out forist for it self-a perm nant role and probably protection from civilian scrutiny of its budget as well. so, we're seeing the negotiations over how much power the military is really willing to give up playing out in the streets as kind of a preliminary skirmish to what's going to happen when we have a duly elected parliament.

a brief turnover record and south and east of the city.ere's a possibility of slushy stuff on the grassy areas through the corridor of interstate 95. when you get into montgomery county fairfax and loudon, along the ridges at higher elevations, some spots to get 4 inches. one model that we sometimes use does not show any changeover locally. but a number of other models show a transition that it's important to keep up with that. we will see at 11:00 with the new guidance as to say. the next couple of days will turn out to be pleasant if you like winter temperatures but tons of sun. 47 tomorrow. low 40's through the weekend. partly to mostly sunny skies for the next seven days. >>> the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> we start tonight with the redskins. fred williams and trent davis apologize for their drug use and the trail of their teammates. it is really bad at redskins park today. >> we did talk in detail and i told them how disappointed i was. they understood that. i am hoping they

and a south bay city launching a new event to honor the memory of former star pat tillman who played in the nfl and later died in afghanistan. >>> ought what and what the warrior's new 7-footer is saying about joining the team . >>> tonight, a northern california singer is hoping to make a huge impression on the x factor. >> he is just so excited. if you know chris he is such a positive and a great person, so to see him overcome adversity and do such great thing, it is amazing. >> the long time friends were rooting for chris renee, the former trash collector now in the final four. he and others will perform two songs tonight, with the competition starting at 8:00 here right on ktvu. the winner of the contest will receive a five million recording contract. >> all right, sports, a new guy in town, a really tall guy. >> frank, you know what i think of warrior fans, they're the best, and some day they will have the team they truly deserve. but meanwhile, they need to do what they do best, be patient, be satisfied with baby steps by the team. yesterday's acquisition, brown, ready to get t

. >> to the south temple city south east of pasadena was one of the small towns hardest hit by the winds in southern california. 3 out of 4 people there won't have power until monday. you can see why dozens of the power pole at 90 degree angle snapped in half. piece of one pole just dangles here from the high voltage lines. power crew working around the clock to get things back on there. >> we still have high wind her here. mainly in the hilltop tonight looking out over san francisco on the clear and mild tonight and breezy in the higher elevation. today was amazingly warm. december 2nd. it was like summertime almost. we had record high for this date. san francisco oakland and move it field. high pressure in the mid upper 70's across much of the bay area. the as a result 2 of these by the way are ties to the hyatt this date and other 5 are new records for this date. on we good. right now still pretty mild. 66 degrees in livermore. 65 at this hour in concord. 60 san francisco. 61 in antioch. 50's in most other locations. and these are our highlights. we'll have gusty winds with us again t

. >>> from a manhunt in the city's gang-ridden south suburbs to the crystal meth traffickers in the city's gay community, the county investigators are pursuing leads in two uniquely closed worlds. >> it's huge up north in boystown. we haven't even peeked into it. >>> you'll ever worked with the police before or no? >>> when you work in the jail, you come across like tons of cases. and for about the the last year, anybody in cook county that's been housed here for methamphetamines, there's about a 90% chance that i've interviewed them at one point or another. >> but that meth, it was too strong for me. >> was it really? >> yeah. it was too strong for me. >> you just didn't like the high, huh? >> no. >> in the past decade, chicago's witnessed the rise of a new and powerfully addictive drug -- crystal methamphetamine. meth-related arrests cut across class and race lines, landing suspected users and dealers from all parts of the city and suburbs in cook county jail. it's here that they join thousands of other detainees being held for trial. most have been charged with crimes, but not convicted

dakota then declaring that any attempt by the opposition just to block is the situation here in south the city of these this is how the authorities have considered these protests would be suppressed by different means including military so this decision by the earth has come as a relief for everybody. brave enough to recording their black friday the biggest day of discount shopping in the u.s. may be over but sales are continuing in the run up to the christmas holidays so our own resident of the big apple laurie harkness went to ask people in new york why we're obsessed with buying stuff. there's no doubt we live in a consumerist world are you sick of it this week let's talk about that it's christmas time. i think it's normal. to to buy something why is it normal to buy so much more stuff just because it's jesus's birthday. good question there's no thanksgiving it's black friday so i think that sort of a real cultural shift you know what does it say about us as a culture that when we're so obsessed with buying stuff. that we need to get a life i think it's because the human nature has a longin

making the drive through the city, good on 95 at the fort mchenry tunnel. south of the city, at route 32 no problems to report for you there. also, still in good shape for those of you on the top side of 695. here's 695 at harrisburg expressway and no reported troubles southbound on the harrisburg expressway between the pennsylvania state law and baltimore beltway. >>> health news this morning, apparently cutting carbs a few times a week can help you lose weight. women who cut carbs two days a week and ate normally the rest of the time lost an average of 9 pounds more during four months. women who were cutting calories full-time they lost for four months they only lost fivepounds. >>> looks like teens may care more about what they put in their bodies than thought. teens are less lie like to buy sugary drinks if calories are posted on the bottles. researchers posted signs at aconvenience store warning about calories in a drink and one sign said to burn off the drink you have to jog for 50 minds. 40% of kids opted for bottled water and some bought soda. >>> the mir

heading south towards the city. a bit of delays cropping up. this is the west side of the beltway at old court road. moving pretty well here so far. this is 95 at the toll plaza. southbound traffic a little heavier. no delays to report. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. a chilly start to the day. many temperatures in the 20's. 26 at the airport. 21 in frederick. a bit warmer as you get towards the warmer. 32 at the inner harbor. these temperatures are going to improve into the afternoon. sunshine once the sun comes up. those clouds will be moving into baltimore. 50 in baltimore. 53 for ocean city. we will see increasing clouds. mid 30's in baltimore. low 30's into the suburbs. not as cold as a morning. a storm is starting to take shape in texas and mexico -- and new mexico. this will be a powerful blizzard into western kansas. the storm will be moving north and east. this will be increasing our rain chances. we will stay in the milder air. not too bad except for the rain chances in the seven-day forecast. look at the temp

elections which failed to appoint a new leader iran votes now scheduled for march or even in the south the city in capital for us. the situation here in the region has been very tense and complicated in the last few days and how it's been resolved eventually are seen by the opposition as a big victory and by ordinary people here in the region as a big relief following the opposition candidate victory in the presidential runoff held here in the region earlier in the vanguard another candidate and it'll be really who was expected to win this vote and who was considered as the key favorite all to the presidential vote complaints to the supreme court itself to such about violations allegedly committed by all the joy of his team and later the cool ruled and not the outcome of the vote and moreover to bar all the joy behar show from participating in the next poll should do it for march hundreds of her supporters have taken to the streets of the capital to involve protesting against this decision and expressing their solidarity with all of you are two sides been involved in this conflict have started

anna politkovskaya the death of lithuanian car in two thousand and eight the conflict between south a city in georgia there was a whole chain of high profile events the latest the which is hillary clinton's statement that the russian parliamentary election was a legitimate also this murder could have played into the hands of some circles so preditions maybe american society look at them but as you know after not society but some political forces british secret services did have played a big role in all the cars so you don't accuse anyone they just say you had several theories but anyway the trail first leads to bear results it was very soft you could prove bill clinton in court to make clear his kinds of allegations it was berezovsky who made lytton in coal leave russia in i think it was beer is also british secret service his approach to first base just personal and that it was only a part of a business partners of other. in fact we did not have any falling out there was no plan mitzi of prior to this event being even after the death of luton income and despite the fact the various off se