but the word, the enforcement of the emancipation proclamation did not go into effect here in the south untilears after the effective date. african-american slaves couclld not read. it was against the law for them to be able to read. i do not think that you about it. the union troops arrived in galveston on june 18 1865. it was 2,000 union soldiers along with a ranger. some of the slaves, once they heard the referee, were jubilant. others were depressed because they had never been on their own. they did not have a place to go. they did not have any money to purchase anything. so a a lot of slaves stayed at first baptist church, which was established in 1840. we're at ashton villa, which was the first brick mansion constructed on galveston island. it was constructed in 1859. this place also served as the residence for the confederate army. and then later joan gordon granger's residence when he arrivedon on june 18. 1865. we have been having a celebration at ashton villa for 36 years. and it coincided with the state of texas holiday. the texas state holiday occurred by an african-american repre

a lot is lost in that sim plist yik interpretation of the country, muslim north and christian south. >> until recently nigeria was renowned for the relaxed way that both religions cohabited side by side without a problem. how much responsibility would you say rests now with the leaders, the candidates in the presidential elections, election to make sure that that stays the case. of course any kind of upheaval in the country could translate into a sectarian conflict. >> i think that nigerian political leaders, they bear a great responsibility. they need to before during and after the elections make clear statements about nonviolence, and about the commitment to nonviolence, because quickly although most conflict in nigeria, the end of coming religious conflicts don't start out so. it's easy for existing tensions to morph into religious violence, and so whoever wins the elections and whoever loses, they have equal responsibility to impress upon their followers that this is not a religious battle. it's not about religion whoever wins will have to work with people on both sides of the divide. in

very nice tomorrow down to the south until you see that rain but a very nice day for you folks.pact forecast as far as ise goes fete out early. that will be the best part of the day, 42 at 7:00 48 by 9:00 up to 57 by 11:00. again, most of the day dry until about that 4:00 5:00 6:00 hour when we see that best chance of some shower activity. the impact tomorrow on the low side just showers moving in late. you may want to take the umbrella to work. you won't need it when you go in but maybe on the way home. 62 tomorrow high of 56 on wednesday. so we're back below average. but we jump right back up. 72 on thursday 72 on friday with a chance of showers and maybe eve an rumble of thunder or two. then we get cool for the weekend, at least for part of the weekend, saturday a slight chance of a shower early in the day, most of the day dry, high of 55. easter right now 62 degrees. we'll be okay there. passover on saturday. easter coming up on sunday. both look pretty good. >>> next, a man with hiv admits to having unprotected sex with multiple women. the deal he struck in court today. >>>

temperatures just dropping off a little bit in the city, we'll stay nice and warm meanwhile here in the south bay untilthis rain moves in and it looks like we'll get generous rainfall starting late tuesday into early wednesday and that will continue through thursday and friday potentially measuring up to a half of an inch. i've got to tell you, this is another very warm storm system so we're not expecting a lot of that low level snowfall in tahoe. we'll let you know what we are expecting coming up as we head throughout the 5:00 hour together. back to you scott and of course happy birthday, laura. >> thank you. >>> hillary clinton says she has nothing to hide as her private e-mail controversy grows. the former secretary of state tweeted saying she wants the government-related e-mails sent from her private account to be made public. the state department says it will take time to go through clinton's 55,000 e-mails. congressional committee investigating the benghazi attack on the u.s. consulate has subpoenaed those e-mails as well. >>> new this morning the final ebola patient in liberia will be are he lea

roland: you can't change the economy of the south until you change somebody's mind. andrew: we have a revolution. listen a minute, you will learn something, then it -- damn it. [laughter] i have nothing to learn -- lose. everything i had was put down by my parents and people like you who are intelligent and educated negros. you talk about the land that was given by lincoln 100 miles from the atlantic ocean. i did not know if lincoln knew that but we opened up a treaty with the panama canal and the carter administration. and i have been waiting for the big boats to come in from panama city the carter administration because there is no place on the east coast for them to land. we cannot get into philadelphia or boston or baltimore. they might get in to virginia about the navy has that. -- but the navy has that. the atlanta airport, we are going to build that on the east coast of georgia. 40 miles out to sea. we will have the only place on the east coast where these big ships can land. and they will land there, we will unload them there, we will take them into savanna a

the words, the enforcement of the emancipation proclamation did not go into effect here in the south untilrs after the effective date. african-american slaves couldn't read. it was against the law for them to be able to read. so, i don't think they knew about it. the union troops arrived in galveston on june 18, 1865. it was 2000 union soldiers, along with the general. some of the slaves, once they heard they were free, were jubilant. others were depressed because they are never been on their own. they do have a place to go. they didn't have any money to purchase anything. a lot of the slaves stayed at first baptist church, which was established in 1840. we are at the villa the first brick mansion constructed on galveston island. it was constructed in 1859. this place also served as the residence for the confederate army, then later general garden rangers residence when he arrived on june 18, 1865. we had been having a celebration here for 36 years. a coincided with the state of texas holiday juneteenth. the texas day holiday occurred by an african-american representative, by the name of o

they have to get through iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. until they can do that can they go back. >> we're all watching cruz. cruz pulls them all to the right. we're watching them on the senate floor. if he's going to vote against it, i have to vote against it. the other thing about the defense debate, where is it in the republican party? >> is he possible to lead it? >> all hawkish voices moving in that direction. >> it's important to look at what rand paul did instead of supporting this argument. he supports something that would offset the costs in order to increase defense spending. that could actually potentially give him a little bit of cover to those who might think he's a little bit out on a limb when it comes to foreign policy. >> he's going to say i was willing to do it but only in a fiscally conservative way. find the money somewhere else. >> it's part of a bigger debate within the republican party. >> he doesn't think his father, ron paul supporters, will go anywhere else. he thinks he can go a little bit to the right on defense and ha

roland: you can't change the economy of the south until you change somebody's mind. andrew: we have a revolution. listen a minute, you will learn something, then it -- damn it. [laughter] i have nothing to learn -- lose. everything i had was put down by my parents and people like you who are intelligent and educated negros. you talk about the land that was given by lincoln 100 miles from the atlantic ocean. i did not know if lincoln knew that but we opened up a treaty with the panama canal and the carter administration. and i have been waiting for the big boats to come in from panama city the carter administration because there is no place on the east coast for them to land. we cannot get into philadelphia or boston or baltimore. they might get in to virginia about the navy has that. -- but the navy has that. the atlanta airport, we are going to build that on the east coast of georgia. 40 miles out to sea. we will have the only place on the east coast where these big ships can land. and they will land there, we will unload them there, we will take them into savanna a

there's a winter weather advisory up for south jersey until 7:00 a.m. watch out for slick spots.mb quickly. 8. >>> spring has sprung are we done with the cold weather? the answer is no. the if you look toward the top of the screen there's a hefty shot of cold air lurking in the wings toward the hudson bay region that will come down toward the mid atlantic and the northeast sunday. this will drop temperatures back down into the low to mid 40s for highs. overall pattern will look like this. nice and mild, winds out of the southwest gets us into the low to mid 50s. once we get past tuesday this is what we call a ridge that will push east that will force the chilly weather out to sea. sunday through tuesday that's when the cooler air moves in. it gets better by wednesday. eva. >> turning to sports, nova plays in the round of 32 in the ncaa tournament tonight. they have a good shot at the sweet 6. jamie apody has that, plus all the saturday morning sports. >> reporter: not since 2009 have the wildcats made it past the opening weekend in the tournament, standing in the way tonight, nc

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back in 2001 they told south carolina until they took the confederate flag from the top of the state capital, they would never get any ncaa event. the nfl 20-something years ago kept a super bowl out of arizona because it refused to pass the martin luther king jr. holiday. my parents live in indianapolis. i can tell you something here. the only thing that people as a whole in indiana love more than right-wing conservative politics is basketball and getting stuff. i'm talking about stuff from the ncaa. one of the biggest critics of this is right there in indianapolis, the mayor of indianapolis. greg ballards, who is a republican he is screaming like crazy. mike pence is going to back down. >> the culture of the nfl is they have the best attorneys around. when they say they're studying the law, i take that as they already know the law, but they're running up the flag pole so everybody knows that they're not going to approve of this down the road so they're not going to get too heavy-handed because they don't want that bad pr being heavy-handed, but they know what the law is when they s

south. not getting here until the afternoon, if you can get your day early home recall i you may miss the worse of it, heavier rain later this evening into tonight. mild day yesterday we got to 57 degrees, felt almost like summertime to me, warmest day we've had since january 4th which doesn't sound like much. remember, we had nice warm spell right around the christmas holiday and into the first part of the new year. we've got another round of mild weather on the way today. >> you can see warmfront lifting, a lot of mo is tour with it, pushing through portions of tennessee kentucky at the moment. rain will get hereby later this afternoon again, we have some real estate between us and the rain, so i don't expect it until probably after the lunch hour today. 35 degrees right now at the airport, nice to get out and have temperatures actually above freezing when you lever the house. watch out for freezing run offer. we had all the of the melting still occurring yesterday, i drove aunt bridge, and overpass this morning and a lot of water was dripping off of. that will with temperatures below freezin

he continued into the san jose area. 680 south to 280 until here. >> how fast was he going? >> average from 80 to 95. >> limping he surrendered to the officers. the chp says they don't know why the driver was speeding and why the driver left and did not pull over when the chp tried to pull him over, but this shows you what officers encounter practically everyday out there. they never know what's going to happen when they flip on the lights and try to get a driver to pull over. fortunately, like i said, no one was injured that was on this freeway at the time. although they could have been. it was a dangerous situation if the reporting live in los altos. >>> you'll have to cut back on your water use after state restrictions were wrapped up today if the restaurants will no longer serve you water unless you ask for it. hotel guests can ask the house keeping to not wash the linens each day and people cannot water their lawns when it's raining or for 48 hours after. the water agencies also have to make sure their customers only water two times a week. >> we're trying very, very ha

farther south in san leandro between davis and marina they have various lanes blocked scheduled until 5:00 and south bay not spared from the overnight roadwork. northbound 280 between lawrence expressway and wolf there is lanes blocked no delay through downtown though. a live look at our bart map where so far trains are off to a great start systemwide no delay. that is "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you, liz. >>> the catholic archdiocese of san francisco now apologizing this morning for drenching homeless people that were trying to sleep outside st. mary's cathedral. we first showed it to you yesterday morning. overhead sprinklers would regularly dump water into the church alcoves there supposedly to keep the area clean from garbage and human feces. now the archdiocese says the system was ill-conceived and the city said it was illegal. >> someone told me one of the janitors says it takes more water to clean up afterwards than what water they were using from the sprinklers. >> i'm not trying to mitigate it because we're apologizing and getting rid of it. >> the catholic chu

in the afternoon it doesn't end until the afternoon hours from north to south so that means along thee commute is it winding down a little bit there? >> well, speeds are definitely down. we'll put it that way tam. still very busy on the schuylkill expressway. still have slushy patches. on the highways it's just wet. however still delayed in both directions by the boulevard. watching a tractor-trailer accident on the boulevard northbound at southampton road in the outer drive. broken down vehicle in bucks county along street road at second street pike. watch out for a crash in east goshen chester county as well along reservoir road and normal slowing on the northbound side of 202. tam. >> okay, thank you matt. >>> we'll be back in a half hour but a reminder "action news" our morning team will be on the air at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. we'll be getting you through that heavy snow. now, back to "gma." >> ♪♪ ♪ ♪ totally crazy crazy forget i'm a lady men's shirts short skirts ♪ >>> you know the megahit, so does our audience. shania twain, "man i feel like a woman." how do i pull that off? she's

but isn't the difference that in the south, until the late '60s, it was institutionalized.ke it's institutional institutionalized in ferguson right now. >> no, joe, it was institutionalized in america. >> no no no i understand that roland. hold on a second. i'm saying though because of the laws passed in '64 and '65 that you talked about the signs, you talked about the segregation. >> right. >> those walls started being broken down across a country. but institutional racism existed in the south longer than it did in the northeast. >> but actually it didn't because here's the problem. we have fooled ourselves in america. the president on saturday he mentioned in misspeech when he said that slavery drove the economy of the south but the reality is it drove the economy of the north because it was a northern insurance companies that insured it. so the reality is our system -- economic system was based upon that. now, moving fast forward. so, yes, you have the overt signs in the south but then you had the housing practices in the north. so my point here is that you have -- >> yo

northbound 101 south of tully until you reach 880. move on now livermore valley traffic has been a mess. there were a couple accidents earlier but you have that reside yule traffic as well. as i scroll up here, there is a couple other accidents as of note. one near south of walnut creek. and then the major accident as i scroll the map through here this is off byron highway. moving on to the 280, 880 split. drivers are moving nicely but you see that commute traffic on 280 toward highway 17 that is obviously slow and go and it will probably be like that for most of the morning. the bay bridge toll plaza backed up from the foot of the maze. metering lights came on ten minutes earlier. around 5:36 this morning. so that is definitely backing up traffic along the span. about 25 minutes to get you across at this time. here is steve paulson. >>> we have clear skies. it is colder this morning. we lose the cloud cover at least most of it and get a sunrise and temperatures 30s and 40s. it will be a nice day and looks like a nice pattern. there w

south bay. this is 280 in san jose. it is closed until further notice. n work going on there. and 101 southbound between 85 south and cockering road the right lane is blocked until further notice. all right taking a look this is a new injury accident near glen ellen. this morning. chp injury accident. this is effecting both lanes of traffic this morning so be aware of that. this is just north of sonoma. injury accident out there. we'll keep an eye on that. moving on now. let's go to the livermore valley where traffic is picking up. this is typical traffic through the livermore valley. finally taking a look at the toll plaza. chp issued a traffic advisory because of the fog and that is the length of the span. no major problems. traffic building up very slowly now. over all not too bad this morning. 5:19. the man, the myth, the legend steve paulson. >> dick tracy was talking into his watch in 1947. >> i know. and now it's 2015. >> here it is. >> here it is. >>> thank you, brain. steve are you bored? yeah i am. because nothing has happened since december. it

. >> reporter: most north korean as who flee their homeland set until south korea but offense face discriminationre. in our next hour we'll hear more from this north korean family, john, about their life in the u.s. >> all right, we'll see you then stephanie. thank you very much. >>> the art community in new york is filled with people who come from prominent families. but the president of a country that's uncommon. myriam's father is the new president of afghanistan. now the american-born artist finds herself balancing two very different worlds think david shuster reports. >> right behind where the camera is placed are a sets viking rock graves. >> reporter: myriam is a new york born visual artist living in brooklyn. >> a spirited place. >> reporter: her new show opened recently. pictures from her book afghanistan, a lexicon. >> a lexicon was originally made in 2011. for me it's an important kind of project to do because it points to the sort of lesser known histories of afghanistan. >> reporter: she has a special connection with afghanistan her father is that country's president. her mother, is

today, we will head to the south where we have low-to-mid 70's from milpitas at 71 to san jose at 74 and the peninsula is nice at 68 in millbrae and low 70s elsewhere until los altos at 73 and low-to-mid 60s along the coast into downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and up to bodega bay, upper 60s to low 70s through the north bay valley and upper 60s to nearly 70 along the east bay shore with union city and castro valley and oakland and 70 and inland, we have 71 in walnut creek and san ramon and 75 in brentwood. tonight, we will have the clouds lingering and temperatures are milder when you wake up tomorrow morning for the walk to the coffee shop upper 40s to hid 50s and areas of high pressure are overrun by the cloud cover today but as we fast forward we will see the clouds wreck up tomorrow, and a little bit such shine and on sunday morning we have a chance of sprinkles with light showers as the moisture comes in and we will have a better chance during the everyone showers and interest monday and that is why the temperatures will cool today through monday and tuesday and when of next week, look at that 60s and 70s, to 60s and 80's. have a grea

to round out the day, in the tri-valley, and south bay later on until 3:00, we will have the time changewell coming up sunday at 2:00 a.m., and it is always a good idea to change the batteries in the smoke detector, and keep the loved ones and pets nice and safe. do that twice a year in the time chan change. and now, you can see from the streamline data we have a ridge of pressure here. and as a result the temperatures are going to be warming up significantly. we have downsloping winds and negating anything affecting the warmth here. and getting into the weekend, we will have temperatures main the mid-70s, and if you want the sun or the warmer beach weather, sunday is not much cooler there. and it is a drop to 71 in san francisco. and then we will bring the temperatures up here in the south bay monday to tuesday with a slight on shore e flow. and the rain is going to be moving in and by wednesday at 8:00 a.m., we will be tracking the showers, and that is going to last until 8:00 a.m. wednesday, and then heavier wave thursday and measuring about half an inch of rain in the south bay if it

it would be very easy for these groups to move south and join the fight there. >> until now, it has been locally focused. particularly on global and western interest. >> two very quick points -- boko rum is a group that has changed very rapidly and has transformed itself from a very local tradition but -- brutish but localized movement into a terrorist group into a full-fledged insurgency. this latest evolution is just the latest. there is a real danger that it might change with foreign fighters coming in. the downside is it might lose those nigerian roots and lose the support it has. >> thank you very much for coming in. president putin has admitted for the first time that he ordered the russian takeover of crimea. and a documentary that will be shown on state-run television, mr. putin discloses details from a meeting in february last year where he told security and defense officials to rescue the ukrainian president and then brought up the issue of crimea. >> it does look more like a trailer for a hollywood movie than a documentary. for more on the situation, i'm joined by the dean of

south. it is an anomaly until you ignore it and look at the next round of data.s will be a reoccurring theme as her look through the february data. next week we have housing. who builds houses when there is three furyk -- feet of snow in new england? we will see a lot of this weather impact. >> it might be better for march because they get the so-called pent-up demand that people talk about. we feel better. guest: this is the real question. march should come roaring in. if we do not see that that raises a serious question about the health of the economy. mark: if this is an anomaly do investors see it that way also? julie: this week has been so volatile in terms of what we have seen in guest reaction -- stock reaction. they're looking at economic data but that is the bad is good scenario. they are trying to game the fed. it seems another driving force has been the dollar. it has been the health of the consumer but it seems like investors are willing to look past that but they are focusing on what the dollar is doing. >> carl asked about u.s. households and he sai

south. that's where the warm front is. we zoom out here you notice again nothing around our area until you get well down toward the south. that's where we start to see more moisture creeping on in here. for us mostly clear skies around the region but that cold fronts that moved down to the south and now it will actually start to move back to the north as a warm front. and there is some very warm air down to the south. there's also thunderstorms. we had pretty big hail with these storms back to the kansas city area. severe weather, we haven't seen that much at all this spring. how warm was it back there? as i mentioned here today, cold 47 d.c. only 36 in chicago. but 72 in atlanta. 82 in dallas. and all of that warm air is coming our way. it won't last long but at least they get a taste of what they've been dealing with. starting on chilly side for sure. starting here at 7:00 a.m. here are showers moving up with the warm front. we'll see a few of these showers around the noontime period. you may need the windshield wipers for a brief second but that will be about it. that moves on out. most of the day is dry. then we see

>> i will take my cat and i would go -- i don't know maybe the four seasons and just watch "south park" until to play a game. we'll go head-to-head on "the walking dead" trivia. >> the game is called who walks the walk? okay. pitting our super fan against our superstar. you both have paddles. >> you raise it when you know the answer. make it clear to me please. okay. first question -- >> you'll beat me. >> the best way to walk among the walkers without being detect -- that was you. >> cover yourself in guts. >> yeah. i knew that one, by the way. >> yes. [ applause ] >> sounds very clever. >> which character's death almost broke the internet this season? >> norman. >> emily. >> no. >> well that's -- >> character's name. >> beth. >> no it's not. >> that's the character -- >> you're right. >> in the first four seasons of the show what word did the characters not say once? >> oh -- >> go ahead. >> zombie. >> ah. >> amy. >> i knew that. >> i got this. >> i knew the other two. >> what's the name of the youngest character on the show? >> she's on the show. >> judith. >> i hope he gets it. >> i hope

where temperatures are going camera rolls around the bay the mid '70s for the south bay 7 cisco morgan along to the forecast untilw here's the storm tracker for around the bay outlook. we have conditions today replicated against tomorrow. the beginning of the week and looks fantastic for called on sunday but it doesn't anything for temperatures rolling on to the mid-70s by the middle of next week you're gonna drop down to the 60 is we induce clouds and a slight chance of this article by mid-week. <>: tomorrow evening miss cancellation tax check will be full of smart phones. will be here without their owners and this is a trend in the bay area that the ongoing check in their

and south korea carried out extensive operations continuing until next month, and described them as defensive in nature but have been branded provocative in nature by the north koreans. u.s. bases more than 20,000 along the world's most fortified border an attempt against north korea, but some in the south see them as a barrier to a unified career. mark lipped is a popular figure. he gave his son a korean middle name. president obama called to wish him a speedy recovering. the attack will lead to a review of him, his family and u.s. diplomats in south korea >>> the u.n.'s mediator has been meeting and is disappointed that shia houthi rebels ignored demands to control the crisis. they want houthis to release those under house arrest and stop taking unilateral action. they warned no group could take control over yemen. >> i warned the coup that operatives are working towards undermining negotiations, and i informed the security council, that no one side will be able to dominate by the use of force. and any party is deluded and pushing to a long-term conflict. >> to syria, where an explosion kil

south of philadelphia. starting to move into parts of millville. just to the north of atlantic city. it will not be until 7:00, 8:00 that we start to see the changeover taking place for atlantic city right along the shore. one of the last places to switch over will be cape may. dover will be seeing accumulating snow at that time. closer to your lunchtime hour all of the dark blue you see here on our computer model, that is more of a moderate to heavy snow coming down. that's accumulating snow. and if you notice most of the snow is going to happen in this region right here. wilmington stretching all the way to new mount holly. millville also included. that's the bull's-eye of the ice tell system. this is what i was referring to. you can see by dover stretching out to camden gloucester burlington that's a six to nine-inch rain. that's where we'll see our most impressive snowfall amounts. four to seven. most of our suburb locations. and then closer to the lehigh valley, that's where we are going to see two to four inches. so typically with these systems those are the areas that see more snow. the poconos an

mary's shenandoah valley, all these counties south including stafford rappahannock culpeper until noon. so we could have light icing mainly on the elevated surfaces as the temperatures are below freezing around the metro area. just in the upper 20s to near 30 degrees how and that radar showing this to continue to advance and moving in. this could affect the morning commute, maybe 66 and coming up from 95 to the south could be a little slippery later this morning. >> good warning. most things dry at this point, but as you said we'll keep an eye 066, 95 in virginia as the morning progress and the rain does start to fall. 270 at shady grow road dry and no major problems there. 66 95 everything dry right now, as well. looking at 66 you're on time everything moving quite nicely. 95 just north of triangle also looking quite good no matter if you're headed north or south. completely open. beltway at st. barnabas also rolling along nicely for us this morning. i'm back at 5:11 weather and traffic always on the 1s. >>> staying on top of the latest developments on the crash of germanwings flight

snow happened, it's continued along i-95 we're watching it change over from now until 6:00 a.m. in southy, 6 to 9:00 a.m. a lot happening with the weather, we'll keep on top of it and have an update in just a few minutes. >> "healthcheck," four people at disar sinai -- cedar sinai have been infected with a super bug after c procedures. >>> sources are telling us that lesean mccoy's high salary and decreased production and not getting along with coach kelly. >> it is 5:24, let's go out and take a live look here, let's look at the action cam on king of prussia. the roads are wet. in the reflex of the lights you can sigh the snow coming down. we'll be right back. shrink away on the go. a deliciously fresh and satisfying taste with 12 grams of protein 5 grams of fiber and 0% fat. new light & fit protein shakes. taste the power of satisfaction. ♪ dannon ♪ at chili's, fresh is now. now chicken smoked in-house, and no more waiting for the check. new smoked chicken quesadillas on chili's lunch combo menu, starting at 6 bucks. fresh is happening now. alfonso salpingdis can appreciate a simple nam

the top score of 82, but south africa typically ignited with 65 runs. untilinnings frustrated their big hitting captain smashed 59. but south africa chance is missed. they should have been run out. then came the crucial moment which summed up south africa's agony and they can't shake off the take. they would take it in un unforgettable style. south africa inconsolable. >> for the fans of new zealand that's for them. the support has been overwhelming, and i think there has been a lot of talk about us just making the semis not taking on. i know it means a lot for the team. but you can see the emotions in the stands today. it means a lot to last of people in new zealand. hopefully we can repay the faith in the finals as well. >> to make a difference in a nations and we didn't do that. it hurts quite a bit we had our chances and we didn't take them. >> now officially confirmed as uefa's president for the third time. they would defend uefa. the presidential election is in may, and president blatter is at the center of the tension. >> certain people are perhaps try

place, in this august congress, that would not want to go to their constituents whether they live until south dakota, utah, mississippi or new york or texas, as i do, that there is an unfettered right to right. i will be introducing a voting rights act that establishes an act that establishes the voting rights act that was signed by president johnson with the leaders of martin luther king and lawn lewis to introduce that as being voting rights act day, to reinforce the value to americans of the importance of voting. who would want to oppose the idea that voting is not important? and so i'm looking forward to having members join on the simple premise that it is important to vote in america and that it is important to commemorate the signing of the voting rights act and voting rights day. we saw the thousands that were marching across the edmund pettus bridge. let me clarify under section 5 under the jurisdiction of voting rights act of 1965 and voting rights act of 2015, has proposed that the changes are not retro gress i have and will not have the effect of denying or bridging the right to vo

right now, heaviest shower activity down in the south bay, that will continue. until about 12:00, we'll get another wave of moisture at that point. showers right now near ft. bragg are going to continue to head south, and then between about 4:00 and 6:00 p.m., things clearing out. we'll see beautiful air quality as a result of the showers rolling through, and also, expecting those hills to stay nice and green, at least for the next couple weeks. so rain is a really good thing, and it's not our only opportunity. you'll notice in your seven-day forecast, as you get into your sunday, more shower activity moving your way. tri-valley today at 68 degrees. 67 in the south bay. temperatures still pretty warm to finish off day. part of the reason why is because we're starting out really mild with temps in the 50s. as we get into the next couple days, mid to upper 70s coming in and the warmest air of the season so far arrives as we head throughout your weekend. sunday with some shower activity. i promise to show you that future cast. here it is. we stop that clock for you at 6:

rain south and east. as we get until 11:00 in the morning, snows should shift mostly to the north and rain in the south. that pattern will spread eastbound during the day. i think it will all be over by 6:00. see clearing skies just in time for the weekend. as far as the amount, generally up to an inch on grassy areas in the metro area. no accumulations farther south. one, two, or three, could be any of those numbers. mainly on grassy areas northern and western suburbs but in the winter storm areas, higher elevations, three to six or maybe more in spots. real winter system there. snow in the morning, changing to rain. highs to 40 degrees. take a deep breath. saturday will be so much nicer! partly cloudy skies. we'll bounce back into the upper 50's. cooler on sunday with sunshine and then kind of chilly monday and tuesday. only mid 40's, a good 15 degrees below average or so and then we'll stay in the 50's. warm up a touch. dry weather expected through at least wednesday. alison: saturday looks quite nice. doug: pick hit

. >>> there is a brand new island in the south pacific never before touched by man until now. here's some pictures taken by a team that is believed to be the first to set foot on the new land formation, which was created only months ago by eruptions from an underwater volcano. it's considered very unstable though, and may not stay together for long. >>> from europe scenes of a dramatic rescue after an australian skier became trapped in an avalanche. it was all captured by a gopro camera worn by one of his friends. there was a frantic search. then, once located, the frantic effort to dig him out of the snow. the trapped skier described a wall of powder and said he thought he was going to die. he was buried for about an hour until his friends finally reached him and brought him out of the snow alive. >>> anyone who's taken a walk down the aisle knows weddings don't come cheap. according to the wedding website, the knot the average cost last year was more than $31,000. that's a new all-time high. the least expensive place to get married, utah around $15,000. the most expensive, n

the south korean government introduced the employment permit system in 2004, one that is unprecedented in the world. up untilhen the nation only accepted foreign workers as interns. because of low wages interns would suddenly quit their jobs, leading to an increase in illegal immigrants. south korea needed a new foreign labor policy because its own high school graduates, 70% of whom go onto college, rarely apply for factory jobs. >> what's unique about south korea's labor policy is that the government treats foreign workers as official laborers regulated by the state. jobs are limited to certain types of manual labor. but the domestic labor laws also apply to foreigners, meaning their rights are protected. 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 pacific, the 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 coun

south jersey. a winter weather advisory is in effect until 7:00 a.m., another 50 minutes. current temperatures 26 in the poconos, 30 in allentown, 32 in philadelphia. for most of our area, we're at freezing or below freezing. any leftover moisture from yesterday's storm could result in icy spots. be careful walking this morning on your sidewalks, when you're parking your car and walking through parking lots. the feels-like temperatures is down to 25 for philadelphia with light wind speeds right now. feels like 26 in wilmington. we're checking out foggy conditions in reading and atlantic city. visibility has been reduced to about three miles. today we are going to see our temperatures pushing into the 50s or close to it for most of our locations. by 10:00 a.m. 36 degrees, by 1:00 p.m. 45. by 4:00 p.m. 50 degrees and mild. enjoy it now. we have colder air on the way. i'll let you know what to expect in my seven-day forecast. >>> all right. people out west are dealing with a drought that's continuing to raise red flags about the water supply. california lawmakers are working

south. we don't expect it to come back until we go into your weekend.re weather here does show clouds around for the time being. they clear out. we go into tomorrow for your thursday. sunny skies, temperature around 50 degrees. it's actually going to be a nice day tomorrow. will be about 10 degrees cooler than today. then we go into your friday. notice how more clouds start moving in for the morning hours. 11 a.m. friday we should be staying dry. the rain will be moving in friday night. that will lead us into a rainy saturday. so, friday 8 p.m. we could have some showers starting to move into the area. these continue overnight. waking up as a result wekdz could look at heavy rain across the area. 7 a.m. saturday we're looking at widespread rain. this continues even through midday. could continue through the afternoon and even into saturday night. some models do show it hanging around through saturday night. again, sunday looks like a decent day. for tonight, mostly clear. 35 for the low in philadelphia. 29 north and west. colder than it was last night.

back to dry land until the next time. rob mcbride, south korea. >> and in france thousands gathered along the coast line to witness what had been billed as the tide of the century. >> bewitching by night it's a magical silhouette. but for one day only the waters around this monastery are drawing the crowds. as the the sun rose higher, so, too, did the sea. and this islet is impressive. >> many what came early enough saw the surge from above. it's a coincidence of sorts thanks to friday's eclipse and the super moon, which is when the moon comes close for earth than normal. together they pull the ocean some 14 meters in and up. the tidal surge that won't be seen again for another 18 years. just as impressive was the usually low tide. the recedeing waters revealling vast sandbags and a truly emeasuresive experience. >> it's quite a sight tough on the feet but the stroll is nice. >> scientists say that it did not reach the peak it hoped. for how pictures will have to suffice until june 2033. >> in sport ireland has won six nations rugby champio

until 9:00 a.m. it does include the city, and few points on south including chester county, delaware county portions of new jersey, that goes until 9:00 a.m. mainly because areas off to the north will see slick spots so take it slow, out there this morning especially bridges overpasses, also any of the melting snow from yesterday could refreeze this morning as temperatures in some spots are very close to the freezing mark notice allentown only 29. reading is at 32, wilmington, also at 32 degrees, so anything that falls from the sky, could freeze on contact here early this morning. but, much better news for the rest of the day, clouds will break 9:00 a.m. 42 degrees, by noon, up to 49, with sunshine, nice and mild, at 3:00 p.m. 53 degrees feeling pretty fantastic out there we're enjoying little bit of march thawing, as temperatures god to 50 yesterday we've got even miler weather later this week details on that coming up in just a few minutes. jessica? >> hey thanks, kate. yes, 53 degrees, sounding like wonderful day looking forward to t good morning everybody if you are just getting up and headed out

and south korea are currently carrying out extensive military operations which will continue until next month. they are described as defensive in nature but have been branded unprecedentedly provocative by the north koreans. world's mowing fortified border, meant to be a deterrent but some in the south feel they oar are a barrier. lippert's wife gave birth in south korea this will lead to concerns over his family and all u.s. diplomats in south korea. >> we are going to take a short break but still to come in al jazeera, a former u.s. police officer will not face charges of that thingshooting a black teenager and why the successor to hugo chavez remains so popular. >> former klansman david duke. >> america has been taken over. >> defending his controversial past. >> i did what i thought was right. >> that was then... what about now? >> i believe the zionists control the country. >> "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. >> hello again, welcome back to al jazeera. these are the top stories. libya's national oil company has declared itself unoperational after a series of attack

by tomorrow late afternoon again down in the south bay, maybe a drop or two, but that would be about it. that's our last chance until monday. so we're looking for showers tonight. those will favor the south bay. mostly sunny and dry tomorrow and then the potential for some more showers on monday. temperatures tomorrow all in the mid 60s. the extended forecast, we're calling for mostly sunny skies for sunday and a few showers around on monday. possibility, kind of like what we had today. tuesday, wednesday, partly cloudy skies by the time we head toward next weekend. we'll be heading towards sunshine. how would you like to help us track the weather in the bay area's microclimates? you can by becoming a weather watcher. sign up and send us your pictures and videos at kpix.com/weatherwatchers. >> maybe something for the west bay. the west peninsula. >> we'll go over it later. >> good to have you here. >> let's talk about sports. women's hoops season is winding down and the bears have a lot on the line in their final regular season game. plus, panda making moved to boston. we check in with a man taking his place at thir

the start of the cricket world cup, pakistan beat south africa. 49 for pakistan, rain reduced the image to 47 overs. they stumbled to 175 for 5 until afreedy helped them reach 252. south africa collapsed to 122/6. de villiers kept the chaisa lie, he fell with 29. a world record-equalling six dismissals as south africa were out for 202. >> look, we need to win the last game to get to the quarterfinals. we started playing good cricket. some aggressive cricket, which i think pakistan cricket is known for in the past. and started finding the right combination. people started believing in themselves. people started to trust their abilities. >> reporter: there was a nail-biting finale. 112 for choice. andy bilbani missed out on a century, run out on 97. ireland posting 331/8. shaun williams was close to joining him. he was caught out for 96. there was a suggestion that john mooney's foot touched the boundary. zimbabwe needed six runs and managed to take the final wicket to secure victory. >> we were shambolic in the field. you can't give a batsman three chances. we are going to lay the foundation for the team. we have dropped chances at

farther to the south, mostly in the 40s until you get to extreme southern delaware where it's in thed that is just a sign of things to come as we have temperatures nearing 70 degrees even in kentucky right now. there's the band of showers that came through around midday. it's already in long island. the southern batch coming in right now. it's very very light, as you can see, coming into chester county and upper montgomery, bucks, berks county, lehigh valley. more like sprinkles happening right now. then a big break. this is the area we're watching for tomorrow. this will develop into severe thunderstorms this evening in the middle of the country. now, what's going to happen around here we'll have some drizzle. as you can see these little blips of green every once in a while. nothing heavy overnight tonight. temperatures are level or then start to rise as we head toward day break. the temperature in dover by morning, 55 degrees. here comes some showers, more significant showers. some of them on the heavy side, according to this model. and then watch these temperatures go up. well int

the attack happened from the south, from the east south and from the west, which means that until now they didn't treat the heart of tikrit. they reached the university, which means its needs more strong efforts to go forward into the heart of tikrit. if there is a victory a real victory, it's going to be added to the battle of mosul which is a very important issue against going forward to liberate these areas. >> but the danger here are, of course is that the fight against isil is so flue i had that isil can always retake territory in the short term. >> yeah, this is also correct because, and what's happening now, the information i have is that they are gathering to make a counterattack on these areas with a massive artillery against them. by the way the whole troops, the whole iraqi troops, tribes, the sunni trials the militia and the iraqi forces about 8,000, 10,000. the isis is only 750 which means the main things that happened is there are air force attacks, artillery attacks and also a base ground -- a very harsh artillery attack happened on these areas, which means that the pri

south bay. we won't be done with the rain until 10:00 or 11:00 tomorrow morning. we have 12 to 18 hours to see a good chance of seeing showers. it's not going to be a big rain event but just enough to get the ground wet. tomorrow afternoon the sun comes back out. this week we will be back in the 80s wednesday. >>> consider yourself warned. no water cuts could be coming. the santa clara county valley water district now expected to recommend a conservation goal of 30% this week. that's not all. also on the agenda for tuesday's meet a public discussion about raising your water rates. also approving an engineer's report about recycled water and restricting outdoor watering to two days per week. last week the control board called for tougher restrictions and the governor announced an emergency plan to help curve the effects of the historic drought. >>> a deadly officer involved shooting in santa clara overnight near scott boulevard and monroe streets west of the san jose international airport. two officers in the patrol car pulled up to this 7-eleven just in time to se