in may of that year, john bolt finally made it to the south pacific. the spanish for holy spirit was the name of the island that was home to a pool of replacement pilots refining their skills and growing anxious to face off against the japanese. >> and what aircraft were you assigned to fly? >> the f-4u. a beautiful bird. had lots of bugs in it, but it had an engine that was almost twice the horsepower of the zero. >> what were some of the bugs in the early ones? >> planes would cut out at high altitude. the guns would freeze up. if they spilled gas at the top of the fuselage, it could run down inside and the plane blow up. but despite all that, it was really a god send because it was so superior in speed. >> while training there, one man in particular stood out to john bolt. a gruff, hard-drinking pilot named gregory boyington, older than the rest, he soon picked up the nickname pappy. >> he was a great instructor. he had the benefit of a couple of years of fighting in china and boyington was our senior officer. later, the pool became a squadron, the

in 1891, gauguin traveled to the south pacific in search of a distant mythic paradise. in the french colony of tahiti, gauguin found it easy to take a wife from amongst young tahitian women and to use her as his model. he wrote to his european wife about this painting called manao tupapau of his 13-year-old bride in terms redolent of the colonizers' complacency and racism. "i painted the nude of a young girl. "in that position, a trifle can make it indecent, "yet i wanted her that way. "the lines and the action interested me. i gave her a somewhat frightened expression." gauguin added the figure of the spirit of the dead to account for the girl's frightened expression. "these people are very much afraid of the spirits of the dead." gauguin uses color, patterns and simplified forms as well as invented mythologies to create an image of the exotic, yet the painting nonetheless recalls olympia on her white bed. the displayed body and the watching figure all tie this image back into european concerns. from manet to picasso, from olympia to les demoiselles d'avignon, male ava

but this south pacific nation has the second highest imprisonment rate in the western world.

now believe with a high degree of certainty that a section of aircraft recovered from a remote south pacific location over 20 years ago belonged to amelia earhart's plane, the lockheed aircraft disappeared along with its pilot in 1937. it's believed to be a patch of aluminum that replaced a window on her aircraft during an eight-day stop in miami in that attempt to fly around the world. >>> and there's this, what one writer today called a depressing sign of america's obesity problem, fatter crash test dummies. a company that makes them is developing a new obese version with a body weight of over 270 pounds. the ceo says obese people are more likely to die in a crash because their bodies react differently against restraints in the car. >>> when we come back tonight, one way or another it all ends tonight. we'll take you to kansas city for game seven. . >>> the baseball season come down to tonight. for 29 years, no one has been able to say the kansas city royals are on the verge of winning the world series. of course so are the san francisco giants because tonight it's time for that hoped for

piece of aluminum less than 2 feet wide was discovered on a uni been happen ted island in the south pacificg to solve the mystery will return to that location next june with divers and mini subs. they are hoping to determine what the strange object is jutting out from a nearby reeve from a photo taken in 1937. it is the anomaly and has potential to be the lost aircraft. >>> it was two years ago today that hurricane sandy slammed in the eastern seaboard and devastated many towns along the jersey shore and while progress has been made there are still many signs that the devastation, that area endured. new jersey governor chris christie toured toms river today, many homeowners showed up to protest the long delays and red tape, that has left some victims waiting for grants. >> when you lose 355,000 homes, significantly damage or destroyed in one day, you know, it is a long time and for anybody in the back in their home yet they will be incredibly frustrated. >> democratic senator robert menendez toured at area today and met with community members to learn what resources they still need. sandy w

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researchers are almost certain a piece of aluminum found on a tiny island in the south pacific belongsrhart's plane. the metal fragment matches a patch that replaced one of the windows. earhart's plane vanished over the pacific on july 2nd, 1937, during a recordsetting attempt to fly around the world at the equator. no sign of her since. >> it's so interesting to see that video, or the old film, you know, of her and to think all these years, you never knew what happened. >> how far we've come. how things have changed in the world of aviation in a relatively short time. >> you, my pilot friend, would know. >> i fly a lot. >> the real story with gretchen carlson starts right now. >> fox news alert. we have tough talk from the governor of maine after officials failed to reach a quarantine agreement with nurse casey hickox who treated ebola patients in west africa. we are here to bring you the real story. a spokesperson says the g of maine will exercise the full extent of his authority, allowable by law to insure public safety. this comes just hours after casey hickox defied quarantine ord

that they received a message from a japanese battle sthoip the truck area, the naval base n the south pacific. was down t battleship there required about where they were located. anyway, he suggested that i look for more evidence on this particular battleship. it's not long after that they got copies of the same message he had analyzed. garbled.d been it was not the battleship that he thought it was. it was -- in a routine way with that. ware of ned don't be garbles which in turn is something hen you're reading aware s you have to be of garbles. it clearly doesn't reflect what the addressman intended which scalia and i violently disagreed upon. he thinks you should never look at legislative history because you're giving prominence to the staff of congress. and i think you should look at this as much as you possibly can so you understand the statutes so that the words that they used were not the same as garbles. so that particular incident did have an impact -- >> that's very interesting. i was at an event with judge katzman -- >> i've read his book. he did a really great job. so he argues tha

here, celestial navigation is taught on a south pacific island. we begin to learn language and other symbolic systems at birth. in time, they become a part of who we are and how we perceive the world. still, it's difficult for those of us in one culture to fully understand the symbolic systems of another. for archaeologists, the task is even more complex. the cultures they study can no longer be directly observed. archaeologist david webster. webster: suppose i came into this stadium a week, or even a century, after all the people left. how would i figure out what happened here ? what this arena was used for ? this is the dilemma facing archaeologists. symbols are of fundamental importance in understanding any human culture because they're so laden with meaning. but they're not very durable, and even if we find them, often we can't decode them. in this case, though, i'm in luck because of this -- writing. writing is a set of graphic symbols that is directly or indirectly related to language. keach: we use writing to convey very specific informatio

in a coral reef in the south pacific. researchers said they've proven the sheet was a patch of metal put on earhart's plane during a stop in miami. >> scale of one to ten how confident am i that this artifact is the miami patch from earhart's airplane? i'm at 9.8. >> experts at the smithsonian or skeptical. but the team plan another expedition to the pacific. earhart vanished in 1937 during an attempt to fly around the world. >> speaking of travel around the world u.p.s. will spend more money to make sure your christmas gifts are delivered on time. they will hire 95,000 seasonal workers, almost double the number from last christmas. u.p.s. was caught off guard by the high number of online orders made at the last minute. because of that some gifts didn't arrive until after christmas. this year u.p.s. is expecting an 11% increase. the postal service is planning for the holiday season. they expect 12% to 14% jump in deliveries. most of that will come from amazon which uses the postal service to ship its items. mailmen are ex

harry truman, doris day, red china, johnnie ray, south pacific, walter winchell, joe dimaggio. ard nixon, studebaker, television, north korea, south korea, marilyn monroe. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] looking good, marilyn. also, looking good, north korea. it is my distinct honor to welcome to our audience this evening the esteemed dr. douglas aaron poop. [ laughter ] douglas is at the forefront of research on a vaccine for a rare autoimmune disease. he donates 50% of his yearly salary to charities that provide clean water to disenfranchised the people throughout the world, and he runs an after school program for at-risk youth. but you won't remember any of that. all you'll remember is that his last name is poop. [ laughter ] shame on you. [ applause ] shame on you. oh my god! this is exciting. from the second verse of billy joel's "we didn't start the fire," joseph stalin, malenkov, nasser and prokofiev, rockefeller, campanella, communist bloc, roy cohn, juan peron, toscanini, dacron, dien bien phu falls, rock around the clock. einstein, james dean, brooklyn's got a win

but my mother had all the rogers and hammerstein records, "south pacific," "carousel," "oklahoma." [t's a fantastic jam, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] they also had a good song in there, like -- ♪ this is a really nice clam bake ♪ it's great title. >> that wasn't my favorite. >> jimmy: no, no, no, it wasn't my favorite. it was the title, "a really nice clam bake." it's like, couldn't you call it like, "a good time" or something. "a really nice clam bake." so i saw rehearsal today, what these guys and girls are doing tonight. and man, oh, man, it's phenomenal. when you see it you go, these are the most talented people. dancing and choreography and singing. who's the lead actress? >> she's called rachel tucker. she's from belfast in northern ireland and she is going to sing a song called "if you ever see me talking to a sailor." >> jimmy: "if you ever see me talking to a sailor." yeah. >> slap me. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. slap me, yeah. just stop me right there if you ever see me talking to a a sailor. but you see -- well, you'll see exactly what happens later on. more with sting

the metal was found on the island in the south pacific. a research team now wants to return to the island to search for more wreckage from ehrhart's plane. >>> gerard moncure from our comcast sports net studios. tonight the giants and the wars yore' opening night. >> very, very busy night. tight baseball game right now. at 39 years old tim hudson becoming the oldest game seven starter in world series history. for the right-hander a chance to eclipse his game three start and loss by pitching the giants to a lird world series title in five years. 2-0 lead, huddy giving up two runs before getting yanked. in the fifth giants lead 3-2. madison bumgarner warming up in the bull pen. i'll have your highlights tonight and we'll have most game from kansas city at 11:00. >>> you are looking at sleep train arena where less than ten minutes the warriors and kings tip off their nba seasons. 12 matchups in the association tonight. this one is heated as it gets. csnbayarea.com nba insider with more from sacramento on the new-look ws. >> there's a lot of q

had eded told me he received a message from a new battle ship to the base in a, the naval the south pacific, and if that ew battle ship was down there required some very important forces about where our might best be located. forway, he suggested i look more evidence for this particular battle ship. forth -- not long after i took over the desk i got the same messages that he had sign had nd the call been garbled and it was not the attle ship he thought it was the personnel base and in a -- so i learned garbles.are of when in turn is something reading statutes you have to be ware of the equivalent of garbles. there are scriveners errors here, are times when the statute clearly doesn't reflect the draftsman intended hich is one point my friend scalia violently disagree. never look atould legislative history. think you should look at as much of the legislative history can to make sure you understand the statute and the ords they use were not the .quivalent of garbles so that particular experience did have an impact on my statutes.to .> i was at an want last week >> i bought his back. it and he

before he became a pal of jack's or greatest newspaper editor of his times he made his bones in the south pacific navy. he was when you came to realize it, born to be a newsman. he had a nose for, it the news. he wanted to know everything. who was close to who? who had in in for someone? all of it. he wanted to know it first, most of all, before the competition. most of all, before "the new york times." >> why did your paper take the risk that nobody else did to put all the chips on the table and say, we can beat a president, prove he did something wrong? >> because we got into the story quick early. woodward and bernstein did. if you have within three or four days, if you have the source of the money as creep the committee committed to re-elect the president, you have the white house phone number in one of the burglaries and the fact that the cia is involved, there's no way you're going to pull me off of that. >> he was in his 80s then. he beat "the times" to watergate, "the new york times," and nobody's ever forgotten it. what was he like personally? i think he was a mix of bramine and cia. i s

>> you know, now that i've flown through the south pacific, flying over areas like papua new guinea isf metal was found, not only did i gain a new perspective on the amount of bravery amelia and fred noonan had, but also certainly give light to the possibilities out there, if she was able to make it to an island and live a few days that's a theory. it's tough for me to choose as her namesake because i've been contacted by so many research groups with all the different theories. i try to focus on her life and legacy and leave the professionals to do the research work on exactly what happened. >> you've flown over the island where they found the new piece of metal that's led them to reach this big conclusion. tell me about that place where they found this metal and what of these many theorys would lend itself to that metal being there? >> you know, i flew about 350 miles away from the area where the metal was found. i flew directly over howland island where the runway was built back in the 1930s for her to land on after she passed through papua new guinea. a similar one to where the meta

was he told me he received a message from the shift to the truck area of the naval base in the south pacificand if the battleship is down there it's very important thinking about where. it's not long after i took after that i got copies of the same messages that he had analyzed and the cole had been garbled. it was just a personal base in the routine so i learned to be aware of marbles. [laughter] when reading statutes you have to be aware. there are times they do not reflect the address intended which is one of the points my friend and i finally disagreed upon. he said you should never look at legislative history because you're giving prominence to the staff and i think that you should look largely at this if you possibly can to be sure you understand the statute and the words that they use were not the equivalent of garbled so that did have an impact. >> since we had an event last week's basic >> he argues legislative history should be used in interpreting. he said he set up a lot of experience in congress and i spent a couple of years and people are prone to study the history because they

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that they received a message from a japanese battle sthoip the truck area, the naval base n the south pacific. was down t battleship there required about where they were located. anyway, he suggested that i look for more evidence on this particular battleship. it's not long after that they got copies of the same message he had analyzed. garbled.d been it was not the battleship that he thought it was. it was -- in a routine way with that. ware of ned don't be garbles which in turn is something hen you're reading aware s you have to be of garbles. it clearly doesn't reflect what the addressman intended which scalia and i violently disagreed upon. he thinks you should never look at legislative history because you're giving prominence to the staff of congress. and i think you should look at this as much as you possibly can so you understand the statutes so that the words that they used were not the same as garbles. so that particular incident did have an impact -- >> that's very interesting. i was at an event with judge katzman -- >> i've read his book. he did a really great job. so he argues tha

south florida. wet and even flooding conditions across the pacific northwest. but roads should be dry most everywhere else. >>> airport delays possible in boston and miami. >>> well, police here in new york say terrorism may have been the motive on four rookie police officers. >> they were posing for a picture. a man attacked the group with a hatchet, wounding two, one critically, before he was shot dead. a bystander was shot and wounded. it was 32-year-old zale thompson who was discharged from the navy for misconduct. >>> two secret service dogs who attacked a white house fence jumper are recovering this morning. they are being treated for bruising and will return to duty. 23-year-old dominick aknee ya of maryland has been charged with felonies for assaulting the dogs and making threats. his father says he was suffering from paranoia and arrested two months ago at the white house after he argued with security guards who wouldn't let him in. >>> and a collision between a helicopter and a small plane. the private plane was coming in for a landing, and the helico

and then a few hours earlier in the south of the pacific again in a busy marketplace there was another car bomb. 12 people were killed there, and there have been total death toll 50 people who have died as a result of violence. and at least 100 have been hospitalized. >> in looking at the bigger picture, is this linked to what is going on in the western anbar province? >> it is all linked to each other. what we normally see is when car bombs go off, usually against isil fighters. we have heard in prayerous parts of anbar province, this is enormous tit for tat. these car bombs today with the first bomb that took place, and then two more within a shia neighborhood. not only is there fight against isil but there are sectarian divisions here that are rearing their head. yes, it can lead to the fight against isil, but also there are tensions that pre-date isil that are sectarian in nature. >> thank you some, imran khan there. >>> intense fighting in syria where kurdish forces are battling isil. the group is trying to capture the town of kobane on the turkish border. and although the u.s. an

roads wet in the pacific northwest and south florida. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible in new orleans, memphis, kansas, and chicago. >>> back to the news now. and the hazing scandal that's rocked one suburban new jersey town. >> hundreds of people turned out for an anti-bullying rally. the football season has been canceled at the sayreville school after the hazing allegations have been surfaced. >> kids who didn't do anything are suffering. >> one or two kids who stepped up and did the right thing. they prevented one less child from being bullied. >> seven students face sex crimes charges. they were arrested over the weekend and last night they were suspended from school. it's not clear if any of the coaches have been found responsible. >>> a teenage girl is dead after a hayride accident in maine. the jeep towing the wagon went down a hill and struck a tree. investigators suspect the jeep's brax failed. the harvest hill farm will reopen today but not the hay rooid. >>> two toddlers injured at another fall fast value. their inflated bouncy house was picked up by the wind an

be rules when it it easy to open a club but tough rules for the neighborhood whether in pacific heights or south of market we're bound by one big idea everyone is entitled to the quiet use of their home and if you don't respect it every neighborhood has a right to haul your butt into small clams court where neither the facebook friends or scott wiener can help you it was our desire is welcome new forms of entertainment 0 into the neighborhood so i hope our lady to be part of the community step one be a good neighbor. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> you talk about this as a planning code night life entertainment at one time an entertainer a restaurant but the following day they were singing songs of elvis presley so i can sing 3 songs its only restaurant we like to go to the theatre and no movie happening now days see we shawl my bell someday down to get some hey, i love i love you i love so i love you to the death universal passes away see i can sing some songs but restaurants is chinatown and the richmond oh, fillmore just restaurants it's hard for people to move if they don't realize th

what's called a super typhoon, 600 miles south of okinawa in the pacific. 1 170-mile-per-hour winds tonight on the move helded toward japan. this weekend. and we'll track it. >>> now, to the stunning tragedy in yosemite national park. a veteran pilot killed in the line of duty, fighting a fire from the air when he tanker crashed. perhaps you'll remember that image, another fire fighting plane, the wings coming off right there in midair. and then we all learned how old that plane was. and so tonight here, abc's clayton sandell asking the same questions. and in this newest case, the plane was built in the 1950s. >> reporter: fire fighting is some of the most dangerous flying anywhere. >> altitude. >> reporter: and tonight, a relatively small wildfire in e yosemite national park has taken a giant toll. >> it just started rolling and clipped the side and then fell down and exploded. >> reporter: firefighters today recovering the body of 62-year-old geoffrey hunt, a veteran pilot killed tuesday when his tanker plane slammed into a rocky cliff. >> this pilot died serving the state. >> reporter: t

pacific. so they moved into the north atlantic and the south atlantic and the central pacific and the indian ocean 1950. so, another way we know about the magnitude of the fish we've lost -- there's this global fisheries data that were essential commercial fisheries' data, and they made maps of how much fish was taken out of the northern atlantic in 1900 and today. and the red color meant that there was lots of fish, and white color meant there were no fish. and in 1900, all along the east coast of the united states and western europe is red. and in 2000, it's white. it's just virtually the richest fishing grounds in the world are gone. narrator: besides the obvious concern of extinction to many of these large fish species, jackson asks what effect their absence has on the health of the ocean as an ecosystem. of chief concern are coral reefs. dr. ckson: the important question is how is the functional diversity of reefs changed, whether the species have gone extinct or not? is it a complex system that works in the kind of way that supports the healthy populations of fish? is it a healthy system tha

you can see a system just to our north going to bring some rain up in the pacific northwest for the south of us right now and high pressure overhead. dry for now but that could change in part of the bay area for tomorrow. sunshine and high clouds. so with that in mind, we have the sun clouds rolling in. looking pretty active early on this season in the pacific so hopes of more rain coming our way. temperatures in the 70s in the central valley, dry there and showers possibly towards eureka heading in that direction. 74 degrees in redding and 66 in lake tahoe. high clouds streaming across our skies. this is where it gets interesting. on friday worried about the game another storm system starts to set up. 10:00 in the evening, game time of course starting at 5:00 and if it doesn't go long, look at this. we have the storm system off the coastline then looks like it sweeps through overnight into friday night and early saturday morning. so the game should stay dry. temperatures are going to be in the 70s in the south bay. we'll see 60s along the coastline. east bay numbers up to the mid- 70s to

pacific. it is just 570 miles south of hilo, hawaii. it is expected to strengthen to a hricane. tropical storm watches are up for the hawaiian islands, but notice this storm is going to pass south of the big island as of right now. swells expected t kick up and rain and wind. if you have travel plans for the upcoming weekend, keep in mind that this is going to be impacting at least with rain and wind and swells, the hawaiian island chains. the temperatures low 50s to low 60s. the fog is what you have to watch out for at the coast. and as far as your highs are ncerned, mid60s to mid70s and occasional high clouds filtering the sun. it is another game where th giants take on the cardinals. low 60s a the 5:00 p.m. and dropping to th upper 50s and partly cloudy. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, rain chan on friday afternoon and into saturday morning. another opportunity on monday afternoon into tuesday morning. and pretty much seasonal temperatures in the 60s and 70s. >> thank you so much, sandhya. >> it is going the giants' way. how much fun is this? >> knock on wood. >> one mor

pacific northwest. now behind this system the winds will start pushing from north to south. have this storm out here in the pacific. this is going to approach to tuesday and bring in the chance for some light chain coming up tuesday night. right now rainfall amounts look to be less than a 10th of an inch. then there's a stronger system arriving late friday. in the mean time we're talking about sunshine and some really toasty temperatures. upper 80s and low 90s. look for 87 redwood city. and palo alto mid 90s popping up for the inland valleys. walnut creek concurred. fairfield going up to 94 degrees. 80s by the bay. so the sea breeze is going to try to push in in the afternoon. but it's going to be very weak. san francisco is warming up about 10 degrees. a great day at the beaches with sunshine. as we go through the week things change pretty rapidly. it turns cooler, we cloud things up tuesday afternoon. while the chance for some light rain tuesday night left over showers wednesday morning. a break thursday. then a stronger storm comes late friday into saturday. we could see a

pacific. it is just 570 miles south of hilo, hawaii. it is expected to strengthen to a hurricane.cal storm watches are up for the hawaiian islands, but notice this storm is going to pass south of the big island as of right now. swells expected to kick up and rain and wind. if you have travel plans for the upcoming weekend, keep in mind that this is going to be impacting at least with rain and wind and swells, the hawaiian island chains. the temperatures low 50s to low 60s. the fog is what you have to watch out for at the coast. and as far as your highs are concerned, mid60s to mid70s and occasional high clouds filtering the sun. it is another game where the giants take on the cardinals. low 60s a the 5:00 p.m. and dropping to the upper 50s and partly cloudy. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, rain chan on friday afternoon and into saturday morning. another opportunity on monday afternoon into tuesday morning. and pretty much seasonal temperatures in the 60s and 70s. >> thank you so much, sandhya. >> it is going the giants' way. how much fun is this? >> knock on wood. >> one more

pacific northwest. high pressure, though, bringing very dry conditions for the deep south.ook at this, highs near 30 degrees coming up on monday in atlanta. wrapping things up with a look at europe. another dry pattern for the central portion of the continent. we do have a cold front dropping down from the north, it will bring some cloud cover and some showers into the scandinavian peninsula. another low down toward the balkans. but we're talking about some very dry conditions all the way into paris and london and madrid. i do want to note the eastern side of the high bringing some very chilly temperatures. high of only 3 degrees on monday from moscow. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's all for "newsline" of this hour. i'm miki yamamoto from tokyo. we'll have more news for you at the top of the hour. thanks for watching nhk world. c you ukraine give pro-western , hailed as a win vindication for ukraine, and this despite 3 million people need not taking part in the polls. >> a narrow victory in the brazilianelectric -- electi

in 2012 south korea was given the united nations' public service award in recognition of this policy. as it led to a drastic production in unscrupulous private brokers. >> for asia and pacificthe winner is the republic of korea. >> work visas for foreigners are provided through the exchange of memoranda of understandings between south korea and the sending country. south korea has agreements with 15 countries. these nations are responsible for selecting candidates from men and women between the ages of 18 and 40. the absolute prirrequirement is candidates learn enough korean to get by on a daily basis. candidates can earn five times more in korea than they condition in their own country. this year more than 60,000 foreign laborers were sent to korea, and the number is increasing. upon arrival, foreign workers are sent to one of eight training facilities arranged by the government. first of all they are given a medical examination. if any health problems are detected at this point and they are deemed detrimental to working, they are sent back home. foreign workers stay in these franing facilities for three days while they await the results of their physical exams, they atten

showers also for the pacific northwest and south florida. >> looks like october in a lot of parts of the country. 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s in the deep south, southwest and southern california. >>> after four years of near misses, a maine couple finally, finally has won the north american wife-carrying championship? who knew this was a thing. we see this over the years. jesse wall and his wife christina arsenault. >> i hope they're married. >> they will be soon, if not yet. covered about 300 yards over obstacles and muddy water. >> and prizes, they'll share her weight in beer. got to love that prize. she weighs 96 pounds and five times her weight in cash. not quite $500. they've now qualified to compete in the world championship in finland next summer. >> that's why they won. she's tiny. >> and they only get their weight in beer and cash. it's something. >> that is something to see. but they've been trying for years. this is their goal. >> i wonder what the neighbors are thinking as they are practicing in the backyard. >> maybe they were practicing in the bedroom and it came out a little di

and back to the pacific ocean, hurricane ana that just rolled south of hawaii. and caught up in the active weather pattern across the pacific northwest. a number of storms through the week. and the one today, we have wind advisories and warnings into utah. and rainfall from san francisco all the way up to seattle today. strong winds obviously with that. also, convective activity, thunder and lightning, and a maybe another brief tornado like we saw in southwest washington earlier this week. locally over 3 inches of rain fall expected. especially across the coastline. and east of the colorado rockies, splendid day, above average across the south and beautiful fall weather in the northeast. >> ron, you've never had an urge >> ron, you've never had an urge to grab the remote control, have you? >> actually, i have. >> there it is. >> don't push that button. >> not that one. not that one. >> not the red one. >> there will be no weather in the next half hour. >> this is what ejects dan from his seat. could you press that, please? >> doesn't work. paula's been hoping for

pacific northwest. so, those showers will spread south on monday. it is not going to amount to much. there will be more falling to the north bay. there may not even be much by the time it crosseses to the bridge by the time it gets to central and south bay. high pressure back around and reheats everything, back in the 80s by thursday. just a little bit of a chance for showers south of golden gate tomorrow morning and midday. by 8:00 tonight, we are going to be looking for clear skies around the bay area and inland. the fog is moving into the peninsula. the temperatures along the coast, 59, out the door tomorrow, drizzle along the shoreline to start out monday morning and mostly cloudy skies for the bay. partly cloudy inland. north bay, huge sprinkles. you can see it here on the future cast. it this weak front will come down from the pacific northwest. freeze it at 8:00 tomorrow morning, so you can see a few showers that are off shore. by the time they get to the peninsula, you will notice a little bit of lift provided out, squeezing the drizzle on the shore. inland, not much left. th

pacific. it is just 570 miles south of hilo, hawaii. it is expected to strengthen to a hurricane. the hawaiian islands, but notice this storm is going to pass south of the big island as of right now. swells expected to kick up and rain and wind. if you have travel plans for the upcoming weekend, keep in mind that this is going to be impacting at least with rain and wind and swells, the hawaiian island chains. the temperatures low 50s to low 60s. the fog is what you have to watch out for at the coast. and as far as your highs are concerned, mid60s to mid70s and occasional high clouds filtering the sun. it is another game where the giants take on the cardinals. low 60s a the 5:00 p.m. and dropping to the upper 50s and partly cloudy. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, rain chan on friday afternoon and into saturday morning. another opportunity on monday afternoon into tuesday morning. p and pretty muchatures in the temperatures in the 60s and 70s. >> thank you so much, sandhya. >> it is going the giants' way. how much fun is this? >> knock on wood. >> one more, one more. the giants

the piece was found on an island in the middle of the pacific about 350 miles south of erhardt's destinationrdt, and her navigator and their plane went down during an attempt to fly around the world, a journey that originated in oakland. they're trying to raise money to check underwater. and write the final chapter in the 77-year-old mystery. >>> the city of santa cruz is tripling fines for people who cause trouble over halloween from thursday, tomorrow, until saturday morning in the downtown area. people who drink alcohol in public will face a $480 fine. littering, that will get you $288 in fines. graffiti, $576. trespassing, $576. and there's many more. santa cruz police say they will put more than 120 officers on the streets to enforce this law. last year, 20,000 people crowded into the downtown area, 32 people were arrested. >>> all right. we're going back to the celebrations here. this is a live look inside the giants locker room in kansas city after the big win. the bubbly is flowing. >> the goggles. the photographers have plastic on their cameras. what an exciting moment this is in ka