maybe over along highway 4 and 680 along the walnut creek area, shifting south rain hover the southern peninsula down into the south bay, saratoga, south hill looks like you may have rain falling, the peninsula mostly dry for the moment. let me back up and show you this precipitation making its way southeast over the course of the day so we are not going to do away with them but they will get into the forecast as we get into the afternoon and we always worry about the commute in the afternoon so they continue to pull out of the area for the rest of the afternoon and today and noon sunny and scattered showers remain but then, wow, what a difference, we have temperatures climbing back into the 70s for sunday and a warm up for some but again a nice warm up for your bay area, temperatures 59 santa rosa and napa, mid-50s oakland and 55 san jose and for the afternoon today 60s in the forecast, 63 hayward, 62 san rafael, 66 san jose, your extended forecast with your bay area always in view so today is the coolest day and wettest day of the next several. take a look at that forecast, mostly sunny skies

they were headed to an island off the southern coast of the korean peninsula. it's a world heritage site, extremely popular with school groups. this trip is 13 hours long, it sales overnight. there aren't a lot of cabins so many were in the game room and cafeteria when the boat started sinking, and many of them were told to stay put. a few hours it left passengers heard a loud impact and the ship started to go off the island of the southern peninsula of korea. it's unclear what happened but some passengers reported hearing a large impact, and there was concern among some news agencies reporting that that ship may have tried to take a short cut and possibly went between islands and may have hit something underwater. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> a setback for ukraine's government in efforts to retake control of government buildings in the eastern part of the country. the pro-russian activists who seized those buildings commandeered their crews. they're part of an anti-terro anti-terrorist operation. >> reporter: ukrainian fighter jets over the city of donesk.

there was a radar trace across the southern peninsula and down to the south. >> something big, the size of a 777. no proof it was that 777. >> there is no proof. but we've got to take all the evidence in the context we're looking at and that, to me, along with the absence of sovereign territories in the north identifying it. >> mark, so many people so quickly chose the option of a highjacking that that could be the only explanation for something this unusual, specifically with those altitudes and that turn. why does the highjacking not seem so plausible? >> i think, before i address that, let me comment about this northern route, southern route question. >> sure. >> one fact people seem to agree on the aircraft had a final transmission and a final radar hit. everything following that in terms of the turn seems to be with the origination of those that got hate or didn't get a hit on the radar, we've seen a lot of political movement in terms of nations jockeying for positi position,it seems. i'm not sure people are playing well together. >> i think we are, to be honest with you, i think w

teenager we're talking ultimate 70's generally for the santa clara valley and for portions of the southern peninsula. art is the bay locations the delta probably merritt it will cool as you head toward the bay with temperatures ultimately in the upper 60s before a good number of eastern shoreline communities. like san leandro hayward. san francisco downtown mid-60's for you and were talking mid to 70's and the north bay. here's a quick look at 7 day around the bay forecast. wednesday thursday's rally our target for this week. those appear to have his days with temperatures in the 90 solidly and then potentially with triple digits as well. >>j.r.: a pretty quiet ride around the bay. not even tracking in the incident. there was a bridge advisory emplace let us now for the venetian bridge street will check with caltrans to see if that's still active. in the meantime will take a look at your bay bridge ride which is very right bridge was down on delays. this in time in an route time for the 24580 interchange right in two san francisco. 92 and the san mateo bridge and equal they like a mute. and for your

in the southern peninsula and north bay brides. >> what our top stories this morning as we continue tontroversy surrounding the clippers' owners comment. game 5 against the warriors tonight and los angeles and now there are questions on whether or not people will show up to the game and if it will be affected. >> good morning. at that it's hard to believe that it was just for the warriors will be playing basketball tonight against the l.a. clippers. here's video from sunday when they actually took game 4 against the clippers here at oracle 3 tonight will be game 5 of down in l.a.. game starts a 730. obviously everyone has a ben is a pivotal game for the warriors and the clippers. no matter what happens. it will be coming back to oracle for game 6 and tickets for game 6 will be going on sale tonight. this morning at 10:00. as far as the game tonight. there's a lot of uncertainty as far as what's going to happen. you remember before the game on sunday the clippers as a team took off their warmups and put them in a pile and turn their shirts inside out winchester talk to coach of the warr

heavy rain warnings for italy and also into southern balkan peninsula.e're taking a look at temperatures here. 20 in vienna, 15 in rome. a high of 22 degrees in athens and looks like rain will eventually move into your area throughout the day. madrid you will see fair conditions. a high of 21 degrees. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's a look at your extended forecast. >>> here's our top story once again. the united states, and the philippines, have reached an agreement on boosting military cooperation with a focus on maritime security. the pact will see a strengthened u.s. military presence in the philippines, and will be in effect for ten years. u.s. ambassador to the philippines, philip goldberg, and philippine defense secretary voltaire gazmin signed the pact at the defense ministry. the ceremony took place during a visit to the pacific island nation by u.s. president barack obama. under the agreement, the u.s. military will regularly send troops to the philippines. the two sides also agreed to build or improve military facilities and

southern portion of the cars that were talking about heavy rainfall for italy also into southern balkan peninsula and also to poland serbia or see heidi wins the poll importing up to sixty kilometers per hour and now we're going to the rain continuing to linger as a going to the later part of monday and tuesday so those of you in rome and also into happens you'll be seeing some rain coming up on high seventeen in paris with precipitation also did the nl high of twenty and twenty two in athens. let's wrap things up with a look at asia we have high pressure control in the northern portions of china's of the senior dealing with high pollution problems that's going to mention moving to the korean peninsula and eventually into japan. we are looking at some cloud cover for her the koreas and also in the western portions of japan lots of rain expected and solo say that the rain will be upon the forecast for soul also that ok with hyde twenty one degrees twenty four in shanghai chongqing you'll see some clouds a high of twenty and a four. japan is a holiday on tuesday but looks like that many of the plan

even back towards the west also good news, clear conditions across much of the korean peninsula, specifically southern portions of south korea, off the jindo island you're going to be looking at some clear skies and light winds. good news for the rescue efforts still ongoing down there. and then back towards the west, also some clear conditions across central portions of china. but in the southeast, we're going to look at the stationary boundary start to redevelop and some rain showers coming out of this in the next 24 hours. heaviest areas could see as much as 80 millimeters of total rain. now behind that, where we have been seeing some very clear conditions, you want the rain, is in yunnan province. and temperatures just absolutely baking out here. got some imagery to show you out of this area of china, where residents have just been scorching under this heat the last several days. this unusually hot weather has pushed peak temperatures to nearly 40 degrees in yunnan province on monday. more than half of the cities in the region have been dealing with these highs, warmer than 30 degrees, all last we

on board as part of a high school trip but something happened when the ship reached the southern tip of the peninsula near the island of jendo. harry fawcett on jindo island. harry bring us up to date on the rescue efforts. >> they are of course continuing early this evening. the diving teams they have been trying to gain access once again to the submerged wreck from 6:00 local time this morning. but so far it's been too difficult. there's a fast current, low visibility, haven't been able to gain access. there has also been a revision of the numbers. south korean authorities saying 475 people were initially on board this ship. and that 6 have now been confirmed dead. four students, one crew member and one teacher. the sixth of those was just a few minutes ago publicly identified over the pa system here. where parents were gathering for news. one woman erupted in grief behind me. it's a very raw, emotional time for these parents involved. >> there has been a lot of confusion, especially with some crew members telling them to abandon ship, some telling them stay on board. what do you know about that? >

today we've seen more bodies brought to shore to this tiny harbor many the southern tip of this peninsula. the focus for the families remains, nearly 300 teenagers didn't make it off the boat. until deaths are confirmed they're going to cling to the hope there's an air pocket in the vessel and some are all are alive or at least their own child. >> one of the senior officials from the high school was found dead. >> we have confirmation from local police that the vice principal of the school who was rescued in the operation two days ago has been found hanged a short distance from the gymnasium that's become a focal point for relatives of those missing children and other passengers. it does appear that's a suicide. people are being quoted as saying he has been racked with guilt for surviving when so many of his people did not make it off that boat. that's another desperately sad addition to today's news. >> jo floto, thanks for joining me. >>> it's been described as the deadliest accident in mount nepal. 12 people have been killed a few hundred meters above the base camp. they were all local

they reached the southern tip of the peninsula, near the island of jindo. >> the early stages of this disaster were filled with terror for the passengers as the ferry launched on to its side, but also with some hope. the rescue operation was under way swiftly, survivors plucked from the ship and the water. as they came asheer the government's -- ashore the government's response center said 358 had been saved, 107 missing. for the parents that waved their children off, they were told they were outline being rescued. a terrible revision. fewer than 80 children were confirmed safe, 300 passengers missing. as night fell for the parents waiting on the dock side fear was giving way to despair. the rawness of the weight too apparent. this father saying another parent received a text message from a child alive, still inside the ship. he and the rest of the parents here could only hope that the coming hours will bring them certainty about the fate of their loved ones. investigators will be looking for answers as to what caused a modern ferry, plying a regular route in calm water to roll over a

a future that already exists for the citizens on the southern end of the korean peninsula. if they choose this path america, republic of korea and the world will help them build that future. but if they do not, they should know that the commitment the united states of america to the security and defense of the republic of korea has not wavered once in more than 60 years, it never has, and it never will. this alliance is special. forged on the battlefield. it has been fortified by the common values and mutual interests and mutual respect of our peoples. the united states and korea are more than allies, we are friend. this foundation of trust, security, stability that allows both of our nations to thrive economically, socially is made possible by the service and sacrifice of every within of you. our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines. you are the tip of the spear on freedom's frontier. you carry high the legacy left by all those who fought and served here and to the family members here and in south korea and awaiting your return back home. i thank you for your service as well

southern mountains. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. libby casey joins us. >> offroad vehicle was hit by a missile launched by a drone late sunday night. this comes just a week after video surfaced of a training camp in yemen where a prominent al qaeda on the are arabian peninsula leader was talking about how they would fight western crusaders everywhere. this video proved to be embarrassing, this video was shot in broad daylight with a lot of confidence and olot of bravado. these attacks on the training ground happened in the same region of the country. now in terms of the u.s. role, here is how white house spokesman jay carney responded to a question about american involvement. >> first of all i can't speak to specific operations as you know. we have a strong collaborative relationship with the yemeni government, we support the yemeni government's efforts to tackle terrorism within their own borders and beyond that for details of these reported incidents i would refer you to the yemeni government. again without speaking of specific op

southern mountains. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, to stop the group, libby casey joins us from the white house. libby give us a breakdown of what happened over the weekend. >> we know that there were drone strikes targeting this gathering. a qufortap, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, told the news agency that an off road vehicle was also targeted by the these strikes. this comes a few weeks after a video showed a large gathering of the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, the kind of gathering that the yemeni government, would like to target. this was held out in the open, held during broad daylight and the head of aqap the number 2 of al qaeda internationally spoke to all gathered there. rallying them together and talked about western crusaders and americans in particular. in terms of the strikes that happened over the weekend, white house press secretary jay carney was asked in a briefing what role the u.s. specifically played, here is how he >> we have a strong collaborative relationship. we support the yemeni government's, attempt to curb al qaeda. how they take direct action against al qae

it capsized off the southern coast of the peninsula as it neared a popular tourist destination. most of the people onboard were high school students on a field trip. the ferry named the sea wall was also packed with 150 vehicles. it sent a distress call when passengers reported it began to lean on its side. >> the announcement told us that we should stay still, but the ship was already sinking and there were a lot of students who did not get out of the ship. >> within hours, an all out sea and heiress skew operation was underway. this is all that could be seen. only part of its white and blue hull showing above the water. it is unclear if any passengers went down with the boat. many of the pardon mes who jumped into the water were pulled to safety from fishing boats as helicopters circling about plucked others from the ship. >> because there are teams in the area, including soldiers and coast guard, we are expecting more people to be rescued. >> the u.s. is sending ships already on patrol in the area to help assist in the rescue effort. meanwhile, worried parents to the more tha

as opposed to the southern areas, pleasant weather is continuing over the northern half of china, the korean peninsula and match of japan, going up to 21 degrees for beijing, 22 in seoul. tokyo nearly 20 degrees on your wednesday. and will stay almost the same into the next couple of days. however rain is on the menu on friday in tokyo. that could be accompanied by strong winds. so that could blow away some of the petals of the cherry flowers. hopefully you can arrange a cherry blossom viewing before friday. all right across the americas, we can see three low pressure systems and two of them are winter storms. one here is quite a vigorous system, enough to produce some blizzard conditions over the upper midwest. we have blizzard warnings in place for parts of minnesota and the dakotas. snow will likely move into ontario, up to 25 centimeters of snow is likely. now across the east, snow for the canadian maritimes will move away. now across the bigger picture, looking quite stormy over the midsection of the u.s. even tornadoes cannot be ruled out in parts of kansas, missouri, and texas. now, back behind

peninsula. satellite data was used to calculate the southern flight path. i spoke with a former chairman who said this report could be true. >> it seems to me that that is a plausible explanation particularly if someone was intending to for whatever reason ditch the plane in the indian ocean. >> now, the bottom line here is according to this report investigators essentially creating data in the absence of data. all this means is that indonesian radar didn't pick up an airplane. >> how can this play into the investigation? >> malaysia is still saying this is a criminal investigation. last week they said they cleared all 227 passengers. since then the investigation has centered on the cabin crew including the plane's captain and first officer. malaysian officials say investigators including some from the fbi forensically examined the captain's home simulator but at this point they say that hasn't turned up clues. >> seems like very little has. let's get more on this. dan hampton is the offer of a book coming out soon called "lords of the sky". >> thanks for h

southern yemen today. there were conflicting reports about whether all those killed were members of al qaeda in the arabian peninsulae u.s. had no immediate comment on the drone strike. >>> the united states is reportedly stepping up military shipments to rebels in "the wall street journal" reports the u.s. has sent [ for the firstve the obama administration was reluctant fearing the weapons would fall into the hands of al qaeda. the latest move comes as bashar al assad continue to gain against the rebels. >>> people who have enrolled for health care on a government website are being told to change their passwords. this after they were asked if the government was subject to the heart-bleed virus. officials say the measure is being taken out of an abundance of caution. >>> and a piece of of the had has proved valuable. a colt 45 revolver owned by wyatt earp and used in the shoot-out in the ú5dñok corral,d at auction this week, the price, $225,000, 50% higher than expected. ♪ >> we wanted to follow-up on the interview judy did last night with ben rhodes about the crisis in ukraine. rhodes called on russia to use its i

but it's considered crazy for them to do that when the united states is occupying the southern half of the peninsulalastly we have about a minute left but how different do you think north korea would be if it were left alone by the west and why is the west sassed with demonizing everything about north korea making it look at the most miserable place on them on earth i mean i think that any country if it's free to develop from imperialism if it's free to develop from somebody wanting to gobble it up into its orbit completely dominated it would be completely different i mean we don't even know how countries like the soviet union would have turned out if they were free to develop in any way that they wanted to without having to worry about an arms race with the west you know i mean a lot of things in pyongyang did seem to look like they were stuck in one thousand nine hundred nine and you know it was almost like a throwback to that time when they were doing quite well economically i do think that things will change they get a lot of help from russia they get a lot of help from china they're not so isol

peninsula which with an axe last month. pro kremlin operatives in eastern ukraine have sent stirred up trouble in ukraine to eastern and southern provinces. eye. lou we don't celebrate in the week long holiday. ha site commemorating the liberation of the ancient israelites from egypt and with three thousand years ago as described in the hebrew bible. in preparation for possible cultural jokes teasing to receive them symbolically but any remaining haven't been in the house is to read the values he fled from the egyptian pharaohs site quickly. the brat diet didn't have enough time to rise this is what burning of the home. it is a symbol for all the sins of the least the jewish people. we are in the tokens of love. although since sophia. should the current end. i'm going to be a case of young thugs with those of you fully yet the purified. last minute preparations also included on a cleaning one's house to relieve any tiny pieces of comments some choices i made the excuse of people formed with a kitchen utensils and dishes to ten membership of the holiday. what you see over the air is cold hard about the middleware utensils which

peninsula. but everything is really winding down. it's going down, down, down to central and southern california even monterey looks like things will beginning to quiet down. 50 at sfo. it's brisk for this time of year. it will stay cool even with sunshine. the breeze will pick up. pbt 84 at eler is -- .84 at el cerrito. if you are going to the game, bundle up. it won't be that warm. here's sal. >> doubleheader. i love those. >> me, too. >> sounds like good times. >>> let's take a look at the commute. i want to mention that highway 4 is sill recovering from some earlier problems. your drive time is going to be a little longer than it normally is getting into concord. you're on 680 nearby, it will be slow in pleasant hill but not in concord. just a little lighter than usual. let's take a look at the bay bridge. here it is after 8:00 and the traffic has cleared out just like we like it. a lot of this has to do with spring break being this week for a lot of schools. san jose, we are watching it closely. northbound 101 is getting closer. northbound 101 at 85. there is a crash. if you want

peninsula and the roads are drying out in some parts. rob talked about the rain having tailed off and hitting the southern portion of san jose. this is 101. the rain just traveled through. look at the water kicking up. even though there is light traffic, the water causing an issue and on the windshield. they have the headlights on because if you have windshield wipers going, you have to keep them on. that's the law, folks. as we look at the map, a little slowing through san jose. as you come into san jose, the big slow down and that's a typical flow of traffic, all starting to recover after a good slow down. south 85 considering slowing but all over the green is wet roadways and the blue there is puddling and ponding likely on the roadways and that's an issue with the storm coming through the southern portion of the bay area. northbound, still lag slowing down as you pass by and heading up toward union city and newark not such an issue. pretty much all the bay looking light. green all over shows you it is wed around. we have a slowing drive southbound 8 0 because of the crash blocking one of your lanes right there at the coli

southern indian ocean, did not want to be detected. what we do know about the track was that it went west of the peninsula and it would have made a lot ofense for it to curve around and remain in the open ocean. the new question about this information is what is the source of it. if it was far enough out to sea that it did avoid indonesian radar, what is the reason we know that was the path the plane indeed took? >> we know, mary, that the information coming from indonesia has been incomplete or absent and sometimes a little odd, does this put further questions in your mind? >> it puts boat loads of questions in my mind and here's why, the indonesian press, and granted i had to read it through google translations, but 70% of the units are damaged. it only operates half the time, not 24 hours a day, but 12 hours a day. they have new radar on order, but they're just starting to take deliveries in 2014, and it won't be finished for another decade. in other words indonesia has been under tremendous criticism for the lack of radar coverage. i think it sounds like creating a nifty story to explain why they didn't get any radar sightings becau

one is the leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, the second most powerful figure in the whole network. he recently led a rally in southern yemen where he gathered about 100 fighters an renewed his pledge to attack the u.s. among al qaeda affiliates, aqap is the most focused on attacking the american homeland and he is the guy behind that. they're also interested in the bomb maker assiri but there's no evidence so far we got any major leaders in this series of strikes. >>> and this morning two former students of a prestigious prep school outside philadelphia face charges that could put them in prison for years. prosecutors say they ran a drug ring catering to the affluent students in the philadelphia suburbs called the main line. the operation was dubbed the main line takeover project. >> reporter: according to court documents investigators learned about the nickname in text messages where the pair discussed plans to take over marijuana sales in the philadelphia suburbs. the investigation started after anonymous tips. >> get out of my face. >> reporter: the two prep school graduates were hauled away in handcuffs monday, a

southern california. at home, we can expect to see temperatures topping out in the upper 70's if lower 80's, 51 in morgan hill and 77 in san jose and as we move along the peninsula, 77 inned with wood and 65 in pacifica, so we will be cool along the coast. we are under mostly and partly cloudy skies for san francisco, at 68, and we will not breakthrough of the cloud cover today, 73 degrees in petaluma and east bay and oakland expect to see 74 as a high and 72 in san leandro and 75 in castro valley. warmer inland at 79 in pittsburg and 80 in brentwood. tonight, it will cool down and we will be in the upper 40's to lower 50's for were of the bay area. we will have a cool trend tomorrow and it will stay steady for the week and stay dry with a slight chance by saturday and we will dry out for sunday and warm up on monday. on the roads over to san jose we have top speeds for the most part but for the slowing because of construction that is afebruarying northbound and southbound 880 between 280 and forest avenue watch out for that. this drive is our commute through walnut creek southbound along 680 building ever so sleetly but accident free. >>> ahead, seven things to

peninsula. what racings are left? as putin tests the patience in the world? i'll talk to p.j. crowley later. >>> first two sex offender accused of raping andtqr=aq$Ñ kg four women in southern californiahad gps tracking bracelets on their ankles the entire time. in other words they were supposed to be watching them. according to police all of that -- police say they're confident the men have killed at least one other woman, perhaps even more. we have their mug shot. cop cans say courts had already convicted the men of sexually abusing children under the age of 14. they say the suspects have known each other since at least 2012 when the cut their ankle bracelets and hopped on a greyhound bus to vegas using fake names. the then spent two weeks at cirs circus hotel until the police found him. the victims in these cases are prostituteses. police found a nicked body of a woman on a conveyor belt in a trash-sorting facility in an anytime but have not found the bodies of threees1ñ other woman. cops say data from the ankle bracelets helped catch the suspects but investigators have not explained how the pair apparently managed to rape and kill again and again all while under supervision, trace

peninsula, considered the most branch of al qaeda in the world. yemeni government official tells cnn it's a joint operation with the u.s. of a region in southernohammed jemjun is live in washington for us. you just learned new information about this operation. >> reporter: the big question all along after learning about the operation is have any high-value targets from the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula group captured or killed? because clearly the yemeni government wants their hands on the core leadership people there in yemen. well, i spoke with a source of mine a few minutes back saying that last night there was an operation involving yemeni special forces that they ambushed a bunch of vehicles that were carrying militants suspected of being aq a pi militants and they were killed and after that a yemeni special forces helicopter landed on the scene there, whisked the bodies away the try to commence the dna testing. officials speaking with yemen believe there's a good possibility that the very high-value targets may have been killed. but the dna testing will take several days. so that's what they're trying to do as quickly as possible now

peninsula or a.q. a.p. the yemen security officials say a q a p had recently constructed a major base in the remote southernmountains of the country that included a training ground and warehouses for weapons and vehicles the base was targeted in two heavy days of bombing on sunday and monday suggesting the drone more in yemen is heating up once again our chief political commentator sam sachs has more. three days of drone strikes in yemen in the white house isn't saying much first of all i can't speak to specific operations it's the secret front in the more than decade old war on terror yemen it's been really covered in the us media but more than one hundred u.s. drone strikes have killed as many as one thousand people in yemen since two thousand and nine the exact numbers are hard to come by the latest attacks coming this weekend when a suspected u.s. drone strike hit a truck carrying militants in the al-baida province on saturday killing thirteen including three civilians who were in the blast zone a witness later said our vehicle was fifteen meters from the attack to pick up and the shrapnel from the stri

southern texas. nice and warm along >>> 8:32 now. taking a live look at the radar. lit up like a christmas tree this morning. some heavier downpours, really starting to come in along the peninsulally starting to impact places south of 92. it should be in oakland as we head throughout the next half hour. overall, temperatures are going to be cool for today. right now, we're in the 50s. we're going to stay in the 50s for many places. low 60s today out in the east bay. >> we have a boisterous crowd here on a friday. look at all these folks. oh, my gosh. you got your ears pierced in new york city? what's your name? >> alex. >> let's see your ears. oh, very lovely. very nice. where are you from, sweetie? >> lexington. >> kentucky? >> massachusetts. >> massachusetts. okay, there you go. very nice. now let's go inside to natalie who just got her ears pierced. >> a little while ago, though. thank you, al. >>> call it a sign of the times. after more than a century in print, an iconic magazine that has traced the evolution of women in america is making a drastic change. nbc's stephanie gosk is here with more. good morning, stephanie. >> good morning, natalie. "ladies home journal" really