st. anthony's. i am excited to see a brand-new building, but also the same hearts to go into that have always been here. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you so much. speaking of hearts, many of you are today volunteering with us. and every year, roughly 10,000 volunteers come and give of their time and served meals, help out in our clothing program, our clinic, and our various programs. but at the core of what we do each day in the dining room are our regular volunteers. men and women who, for years to come in every day of the week -- some have a monday, some have a wednesday. they come in every week on that day, and they surf. they greet our guests. there's some of the most constant sources of hope and inspiration for our guests. many of our regular volunteers have been with us for 15 years and over, and we're so grateful for them. i know that as we embark on this new adventure, saying goodbye to the original dining room is also a sad tug on their hearts. but we're bringing for

st. anthony's it new dining room is a time when we're launching a special project, our capital campaign. just $5 million left to go on a 15 million-dollar campaign. i am feeling really good that we're going to get there. we're on a good track, because we have got some incredible people supporting us and guiding us. i think you will agree with me that our next speaker is someone who certainly knows how to put together a winning team. st. anthony's is truly honored to have the support of the san francisco giant's president, as well as the giants' pitcher who is getting ready for the season and cannot be with us today. let's welcome larry here. [applause] >> and thanks so much. good afternoon, everyone. thank you, sherry. father john, sherry, mayor lee, fire chief, supervisors, and bevon -- congratulations on your new role, wherever you are but it is a wonderful being here. sometimes people say to me, wow, third and king is the most important intersection in the city of san francisco. i had

st. it was just us. and i left that day feeling as though i had been touched in a very special moment. it is those moments that make the dining room some magical for me. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. my name is bill. i have been with st. anthony's for three years. i think it is a great privilege to be able to serve. st. anthony's is very special. last friday, i attended one of the great old san francisco at restaurants that reopened in in north beach, original joe's. i was there, chatting with the owner, and i told him was a very impressed by the new restaurant. i said, what is the capacity? he said, well, we served 502 for lunch today. i said, well, that is nice. we served 2200 for lunch. [laughter] [applause] so i think one of the greatest of the virtues is a charity. st. anthony's practices with that. it is with great love and compassion that they've served their guests. and i am just lucky and proud to be part of it. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, kathy and bill, very much.

so st. patrick's day as you know is tomorrow. and everyone associates st.rick's day with green, but there's a reason i'm wearing a dress you wore a couple weeks ago, blue and green. originally the color for st. patrick's day was blue. >> that's right. >> but it was considered unlucky. >> because good fairies -- people or -- good people or fairies would still children that were wearing too much of it. >> what's funny about st. paddy's day, we were in ireland once for st. patrick's day, and we're, like, where's everybody? >> they don't celebrate it. >> no. we celebrate it. they don't know what we're talking about. they think it's weird. >> celebrating tomorrow, big time. >> who? >> you know how much i love jimmy. he's celebrating not only st. patrick's day in new york city, but it's his 40th anniversary. >> oh. >> 40th anniversary. he came from ireland and worked at the new york athletic club and then started his own restaurant. his irish dreams came true in a great country called america. so proud of you, jimmy, and love you so much. >> that's the lamb chop

happy st. patrick's day, academy award winner actor, george clooney trades cuff learns for handcuffs. what get the actor busted. "fox & friends" starts right new. >>dave: cheers. >>alisyn: my gosh, we are all with green this morning, happy st. patrick's day. look at us. >>dave: we have cookies, flowers and because mike is here for clayton, we have fake beer. clayton would be comfortable with real beer but we are not always sure. >> the head of the beer is mums. >>dave: don't drink it! happy st. patrick's day, everyone. >>alisyn: we will take a st. patrick's day quiz to see what we know about the holiday. >>dave: an american made holiday that we celebrate far more than the irish. interesting. >> the only day of obligation here but here it is a party. >>alisyn: you nor more than you are letting on. and now the headlines because we have the fox news alert. police and civilians have been killed during twin car bombs in syria's capital this morning. according to local reports. details on the casualt

minneapolis-st. paul, woo, woo, woo! >> i'm a st. paul boy so if we don't say st.back home. >> it's all yours. >>> there's a rising tide in thefts. you could call it a grime wave. police say thieves are stealing tide laundry detergent from supermarkets and drugstores. here to explain why this is happening is chris more ran, deputietor for consumerist.org. the first question i have is why? >> tide is a recognizable brand, an expensive brand and highly rated brand especially our sister publication "consumer reports," their highest rated brand of all of them. people like it but it's something they sacrificed when the economy went south. when it came to food or detergent they went with food but if someone offers you, someone offers you a $20 thing of tide for $8 it's tempting not to take them up on the offer regardless of where they got it from. >> there's a tide black market. the thing that shocks me is of all the things to steal this is not exactly the easiest thing to get out of a store. >> it is surprising. it's one of those things that especially the guy in minnes

the first recorded st. parade was not in ireland but in new york city in 1762. >>> and there are plenty of events planned around the bay area to celebrate the wearing of the green. not least of which is, of course, the san francisco parade. the annual parade has been a tradition for more than 160 years, making it the longest running st. patrick's day parade west of the mississippi. and while there may be rain on this parade, organizers say it will not dampen their spirits. the events kick off at 10:00 at civic center plaza, rain or shine. and if you're looking for a place to celebrate st. patrick's day in the east bay, you can head over to danville. norm's place in downtown danville is holding its 7th annual st. patrick's day party. organizers say there will be bagpipes, drummers, irish dancing and perhaps most important part, corned beef and cabbage. the party there starts at noon. >>> in addition to green parties, how about some green food? not spinach. mcdonald's is making its shamrock shake available na

we're offering a -- an idea for st.atrick's day celebration with our registered dietician. >> let's think of some different foods we can add to today's celebration to celebrate the green theme. i brought some fun ideas that are perfect for st. patrick's day parties tonight. the key is, they are great for kids, but they are great for adults, too. the first thing is kale. kale is a trendy vegetable. this is a healthy alternative to your potatoe chip. you are going to wash it and dry it really well. pop it on a baking sheet. toss it with a little bit of extra virgin oil or you can spray it with your olive oil spray. very lightly. you do not want the kale to be soggy. take it out. give it a toss, three more minutes, and you have beautiful kale chips. >> ner crunchy. >> they are very crunchy. >> so this is a really flun fun platter. >> this goes along with the green and gold. the le leprechaun with his green and gold at the end of the rain mow bow. kids love these because you can peel these. >> they are only 70 calories each

it is st. patrick's day. a very nice day for anyone who will be out celebrating, pub hopping and crawling. just out enjoying corned beef and carnage. what ever you are going to be doing today, a nice day to do it. a little bit of fog and clearing out, temperatures are nice. heading into the last weekend of winter, we have spring-like temperatures coming together. high pressure in control. a little bit of instability right now. just a slith chance of showers is pretty much drifting away. today, 50 degrees with the fog. going up to 70, with patchy clouds through the night. temperatures dropping back to 50. your five-day forecast first warning weather is coming up. >> thanks, tim. >>> now to the top story during the day. we know the name of the army soldier accused in the shooting death of afghanistan sivullians. robert bales arrived at a u.s. prison in kansas. it is a moved that angered afghan officials who wanted to question the 38-year-old sergeant was washington state. afghanistan president does not believe

right in to the 61, st. louis, 60 nashville. speaking of st. louis, let me take you out there, we have a live shot where they are dealing with mainly dry skies but have the potential for showers and thunderstorms through the rest of this morning. then things will begin to dry out. let's show you what is going on in terms of the wet weather. on the satellite and radar, we have wet weather that's going to be pushing through. middle of the nation, this will work towards the east and that's why missouri, st. louis, has a chance for showers and thunderstorms, closer to home as of now, we are nice and dry, but, this will begin to march off towards the east, we will get in on the potential as we go through tonight and also tomorrow. future trend picking up on what is going on, this is doing a good job. working in to the overnight time frame, we have the chance for showers in the forecast. this will continue as we go in to tomorrow morning. pretty much things will fizzle out. i will keep a chance for a rumble of thunder in the afternoon. all in all, yo

happy st. patrick's day. we're talking about george clooney. friday he used his power to get attention about the violence in sudan. we'll hear why he says his arrest was worth it. >> and then there are videos that make the rounds on youtube. this one is being called the cinnamon challenge. it's a dare that involves trying to swallow a spoonful of cinnamon. it sounds like fun but there are serious warnings about it. why anyone would want to try it, i'm not sure. >> it looks awful. >>> then we're going to check in on the trial of a wealthy florida tycoon. he adopted his girlfriend to protect his weltd. during testimony this week he was painted as a rich reckless drunk who left a man to dry but what defense lays say is to blame might surprise you. >>> and then the titanic, the most famous ship wreck in history. we'll show you some of the incredible treasure that is now up for auction. >>> we want to begin with the soldier going on a shooting spree in afghanistan, killing 16 civilians. he's back in the united sta

. >> happy st. patrick's day. >>> george clooney, friday he put his star power to use to get attention for the violence in sudan. that protest cost the oscar winner his freedom for a short while. we'll hear why he says the arrest was wort it. >>> there are videos that make the rounds on youtube, this one is being called the cinnamon challenge, a dare that involves trying to swallow a spoonful of cinnamon. sounds like innocent fun, but there are serious warnings how dangerous this fad can be, why anyone would want to try it i'm not sure. >>> we'll check in on the trial of a wealthy florida tycoon, john goodman, you may have heard his story, he adopted his girlfriend to protect his wealth, during testimony this week he was painted as a rich, reckless drunk, but defense lawyers say might surprise you. >>> titanic, most famous shipwreck in history. parts will be sold to the highest bidder, silver wear, gold counties. >>> we want to begin with the soldier suspected of going on a shooting spree in afghani

so greg, you have got some st. patrick's day flare for us. >> no. i hate st.ause of the parade and it is on a saturday tomorrow which means the amateurs start boozing at 10:00 a.m. and throw up on my porch and that is usually me. best thing about it is mcdonald's shamrock shake. >> they are really good. >> which is made from ground upleap cons. >> it is not. >> it is. >> ground up rep cons. leprechauns. i celebrate saint gregory day and line up all my animals on a twister map. >> that sounds like fun. >> better than being wasted on 9th avenue. >> i think it is nice to celebrate your heritage and the irish are welcoming. >> i don't want people throwing up on me. >> stay inside where it is safe. >> i am. is that an invitation. >> yes. but not with me. did anybody know that st. patrick was actually born in britain. we have some brits here. >> no, we have scotts here. the brits have stolen their country. >> i thought we had brits, too. >> we have canadians, too. >> and bob as a weird big bow on. >> i think about st. patrick's day as, first of all, when i was drink

it was dyed that way in honor of st. patrick's day. >>> president obama also got into the spirit of st. patrick's day. he grabbed a pint of guinness at the dubliner, famous irish bar near union station. the commander in chief also dressed the part wearing a green jacket and bunt that said vip guest. now, one of the president's great, great, great, great grandfathers was irish. >>> a reminder not to drink and drive this st. patrick's day, but if you do overindulge, you can get a safe ride home. the sober ride program is offering free cab rides in our area through 6:00 tomorrow morning. just call 1-800-200-taxi for a free ride worth up to $30. you must be 21 or older. >>> up next, chuck's back to tell us if the weather will hold out for your st. patrick's day revelry. >>> and tonight on news4 at 11:00, they are not the blues brothers or the men in black. we will introduce you to a cookie delivery >>> in ann aroundel county, they are betting on a gaming par terror bring pay the troops to aroundel mills. before the doors ope

thank you for waking up with us on this st. patrick's day. >> st. patrick's day can go one way or the other. it has a foot in winter and part in spring. this winter has been so unusual, we almost had to think about what season it was. >> beautiful week. >> today will be an improvement over yesterday. a delayed warm-up. today we're dealing with morning fog. that should burn off. many areas don't have the fog. some areas do have fog. the bulk of the clouds pushed to the south of us along with the spotty rain shower activity along virginia beach and roanoke and charleston and west virginia, there is a front that's still sitting off to our south and southwest that will be , being pushed further south and eventually dissipating. high pressure is the dominant feature in our weather today. that's jeply good weather. we'll talk about it coming up in the forecast in just a minute. >> guilty. that's the ruling that a jury in new jersey happened down to a former rutgers university professor charged with spying on his roommate with a web camp. that jury found h

ago necessary hospital -- st. agnes bought the sprort and that's not sitting well with students. >> deborah, many of cardinal gibbons alumni are questioning the decision to shut the school down. was it because the school was financially strapped or was it a valuable piece of real estate which could turn the archdiocese major profit? baltimore's hiss tore imhigh school may have shut its doors for good two years ago but former students both young and old are still heart broken over the move. saturday night the school's alumni held a candlelight vigil for their beloved school for the second year in a row. >> it was a great school. best four years of my life, made a lot of friends here. i really enjoyed it and like a lot of folks just sorry to see school couldn't remain open. >> i don't want to sound pessimistic but the whole two years has been a joke. >> with heartbreak, some alumni were harboring bad feelings over st. agnes's announcement it's buying the 32-acre site. >> they had this thing planned out from the begi

st. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. while no name has been released, new details are starting to emerge about the american soldier accused of war crimes here in afghanistan and possible motivations. for the first time, the lawyer of the accused american staff sergeant is speaking out. >> in general, very mild-mannered. >> reporter: he said his client is a highly decorated veteran, injured twice, and that after three tours in iraq. >> he and the family were told his tours in the middle east were over and then literally overnight that changed. >> reporter: he denies reports the 38-year-old staff sergeant, a married father of two, had been drinking or had marital problems. >> i don't know where that rumor came from. we find it very offensive. there are problems like there are with all of us as far as finances and things like that, but nothing serious. there is certainly no marital dischord. >> reporter: the impact of the crimes he's accused of committing is still be

and it's the feast of st. joe he self on monday, and he is the patron saint of carpenters, juliet and this originated from a time when the carpenters used to welcome sprinkle burning their kindling and junk and morphed into these figures and there are hundreds around valencia. it's noise and sound and most symbolic, it happens here every day at lunch time. and it's eardrum crushing sounds and they set off about $500 pounds of gun powder in the course of about, in a period of about 10 minutes and it's in a fenced in area. daytime fireworks, but it's unbelievably cloud and i don't understand how the children here were just cheering happily, because, frankly, i was cowering in fear. it's something spectacular and they do it every day for 19 days, and the person that steps it off is senor, and they let a woman set it off. but, it's quite computerized now, set off one and the others slow. it used to be manual and quite something. the streets are lined with people day and night and turn out in valencia and women in

you see it weakening as it drifts towards charles and st. mary's county. the shower in southern st. mary's is now on the bay. the visibilities are going to be around for a few more hours, the low ones with quarter mile visibility. dulles to leesburg to gaithersburg. half mile in frederick. north of town and southeast of town seems to be the worst. clearly give yourself extra time. use the low beams with the visibilities in many areas a quarter mile and even less. maybe a light jacket, mid-50s places like manassas and the shenandoah valley to 61 with the fog at reagan national. it's now 5:28 monika santami is coming over to give you time saver traffic. >>> i'm happy to say other than the fog which definitely is an issue this morning, we don't have any big problems to report. that's a good thing. if you're planning to head south on 270 out of frederick, damascus, clarksburg, you're going to be okay down to the point where the lanes divide. there is one accident reported on old georgetown road at route 355 in bethesda. a little further south on 270 at falls road, as you can see volumes

we're not going to make it to st. thomas. >> i briefed the crew we were going to st. croix but we were going to set up for a possible ditching. it's dark. it's raining and the sea is really very angry. a lot of white caps. the swells were quite enormous and i had heavy winds. >> all of captain dewitt's years of experience are about to come into play. as he descends, he eyeballs the 10 to 15-foot waves. and he chooses one, knowing full well he has to land on top of it rather than into it, or the plane could break into pieces. time of impact, 3:49 p.m. unlike u.s. airways flight 1549, which skimmed across the top of the hudson river, this plane bobs in and out of the waves. incredibly, captain dewitt says the plane continues to function while in the water. >> the aircraft was rolling to the left, and bobbing up to 35 degrees. all i did was start flying it like i would in the air, and it rolled out, leveled. and the minute it rolled out level, i sort of popped to the surface just like a cork. >> not all have survived the impact. but those that do escape into shark-infest

it may be st.patrick's day here in spain another saint is stealing the show with a more explosive tradition. this is the fire festival. it has been capturing the imaginations of residents of valencia for generations. amy kellogg is there. >> reporter: the nice thing about welcoming spring in a place like valencia, you get the feeling it is here to stay there won't be sneaky reversions to winter. the festival here that welcomes spring and celebrates st. joseph goes on for several days. it resolves around displays of figures larger, much larger than life. it is also a celebration of lights and sounds, best demonstrated by something called the 500 pounds of gunpowder that goes off in ear-drum crushing bursts over 10 minutes everyday sounds that left me cowering but leaves the children cheering for more it goes on around lunchtime from the 1st of march until the 19th, st. joseph's day. the city filled with people, streets lined, squares as well, they come and go. the creation of different neighborhoods

all student at st. mary's were watching their team in the ncaa tournament when the lights went out, heading into half time. fans had to resort it their phones for updates. >> we watching the game and all of a sudden it just -- all the lights and tvs just went out. we just like screaming like, what the heck? >> want to other cities to watch the game between st. mary's and the purdue boilermakers. they lost in the final seconds, 72-69. >> tough loss for the gayle but a great season. tip your hat to them let's turn to rosemary and look at what we're looking at for today as well as sunday. >> we're going to get a mix. that about says it all. we've got sunshine out there, we've got clouds, and we're going to see a few scattered showers. it's going to be the afternoon when we begin to see some of that pile up, even seeing a few scattered showers this morning. but for the most part most of us waking up with a nice break from the rain. take a look at storm-tracker 2. a shower off the coastline there, we've got

st. a large fir tree snapped at the base ask crashe askn to highway9 in sultan. >> 6:00 on the nice i heard this tree snap, and kind of got up kind of quibbling. >> reporter: it took down power and you aisle lines, -- utility lines, leaving 50 customers in all of dark. all of those people have had their power restored. i did just learn 60 people in the park merced area of san trance -- san francisco will be in the dark until 2:00 in the morning. >> chains are required on the roads to tahoe tonight. just look at the conditions from the caltrans camera off i-80. skiers and snowboarders will be waking up to fresh snow, and conditions are pretty slushy along highway 89 in squaw valley. winter isn't going out without a fight in the mountainser in los angeles county, ski reextortsing getting a few inches, but officials are washing motorists to be careful. >> northwest of sacramento, work crews were cleaning up from a huge mudslide in the town of new castle. a big part of a hillside gave way. th

st. louis, missouri, is seeing blooding blooms too as spring descends on the gateway to the west. >> finally there's some snow up in this place. >> reporter: further west, though, in northern california, winter is hanging on. >> there's no bad time for snow in the notes. we love it, cree crave it and we're stoked. >> reporter: skiers hoping to hit the slopes through april. frances quo, nbc news. >>> one of the few places you can actually do that. now here's stories making news early today in america. newly released video shows the fury of a tornado's direct hit on an indiana school earlier this month. classes had just let out for the day, but 80 high school students and teachers hunkered down as the ef-4 twister rip aid way the roof of the gym along with other parts of the campus. nearly half the school was destroyed, but thankfully no one was hurt. >>> in los angeles, a light rail train crashed into a car, sending the driver and five passengers to the hospital. firefighters had to use th

in fairfax county last st. patrick's day, there were 14 dwi arrests with 22 other alcohol-related arrests. statewide in virginia, 28 st. patrick's day accidents resulted in one dead and 15 injured. startling numbers that have prompted agencies like prince george's county police to set up checkpoints on the highway. >> we're out here to ensure their safety, make sure they arrive home safely. >> reporter: still st. patrick's day preps are in full swing. at pat troy's ireland's own, 100 pounds of corned beef brisk et are being readied for the day. with 1200 revellers expected for meals alone. >> it takes six or seven hours. it has to be simmered and done slowly. that's the secret. nice and lean. so when people get it with their potatoes and cabbage tomorrow, it's melting in their mouth. >> reporter: regulars are looking forward to the fess activities which start promptly at 9:00 saturday morning. >> we like to come out and actually celebrate st. patrick's day, our irish heritage, and have a good time with our frie

the first time the fountain was turned green for st. patrick's in 2009 at the request of michelle obama. she was inspired by what folks chicago do. is what they do in chicago. they turn the river green. tradition dates back more than 50 years. workers were out early this adding the green dye to the river. every year, thousands of people lined this waterfront to enjoy same patrick's day festivities and that includes parade. used to live in chicago. remember bundling up quite a paddy's day. but today? >> today, they were well into lower-80's for daytime highs. for the middle of march. milder temperatures will continue at least for the time being. outside right now, we have in the 60's. 50's off to the west. is 56erage for this date degrees. morning lows, just below than our average high, something we this will very often on in terms of mild conditions. degrees at reagan national airport. the weather but a network, over wtop radio, 59 degrees. the height earlier today. a high of 79 degrees in woodbridge and 71 degrees for n high in distric

they needed the church in san francisco this church of st. peter's and paul it but around the they did not have the finances to do the interior decorations and was a wonderful priest who was italian and about my grandfather up i believe in 1944 to begin the decorations on the church. >>> of the most beautiful churches think one of the most beautiful churches in san francisco and this is right in the middle of what used to be the italian section north beach which is not chinese mainly the a lot of italian minutes. >>> joe dimaggio's parish where he was born and raised some very from. >>> the former mayor of san francisco was buried from this church and this is his work now. >>> he was helped by can't who was also an artist to the tune of them mark on this together for a number of years. >>> that's the most dangerous work is that because your so high up? >>> euna lee that the had his first heart attack what used to the church here. >>> it's a very beautiful. and what year was this personally >>> the begun in 1944 and a grandfather passed away a

[laughter] i will say this, i am really happy to associate st. anthony's and what the giants have done in partnership with them, because it is something i have always wanted to see, our businesses, our sports team to be able to make that strong connection as they have historically done. not only to the management come down, like larry himself, but the owners and the players have been here serving meals. again, showing the love that this city has, the connections that we all have, because it is about connecting people in life, no matter what stage they are, what economic level they are at. i am -- i have always about the city for the 100%. everybody lives here, and what we do and what sherry does and went sherry announces a need and the father praise for people to come, people should listen. and they should, and they have to. and that is why we chose our director of hope, housing opportunities, partnerships, innovation, embracing and engaging our communities. bevon is here today to help serve these meals. he is supposed to be on vacation, gearing

the president obama stopped at a b to celebrate st. patrick's day. seepeople were surprised to the president entered. president obama will meet with irish prime minister when he s to d.c. on tuesday. the president was not the only resident enjoying the holiday. the region, the irish e honoraria irish honor --on will --been honorary irish celebrated with drinking and some dancing. beautiful 75 degree weather. have been bustling with activity all day long. this holiday is not just for adults. f families enjoyed the st. patrick's day parade. where is your pot of gold? green is the official color of st. patrick's day. >> everybody is irish today. corned beef. cabbage. >> this year, it is the color is making irish eyes smile. a family friend the parade featured leprechauns on stilts men wearing kilts. >> it is different. >> the parade wrapped up with guinness. and march 17 is the biggest day of pipers. for that across midwest d.c. -- >> we have only irish here. i am 0% irish. >> washington residents enjoyed pint or two. and some wondered if today's weathe

with st.en has been put on display, donated for display at the north carolina museum of natural sciences. the emeralds include three uncut stones found last st. patrick's day eve on a north carolina farm. another became the biggest cut emerald ever produced in north america. if you're wondering, that's 64 carats. now it's six is minutes past the hour. back to al for a wet weather to talk about out west where we are looking at another big storm system coming into the pacific northwest. all the way down into central california and eventually makes its way into southern california and strong storms making their way through the mid mississippi river valley today. slight risk of strong storms and texas into oklahoma. beautiful weather through the southeast. showers and fog here in the northeast where we are, again, looking at icy conditions and northern new england but the big weather story will be out west where lee to four inches of rain from central california into the oregon coastline and mount

for st. patrick's day weekend, mostly dry. there will be some clouds hanging around with temperatures in the 60's and 70's. nice weather will stay with us after the beginning of the week. >> the new apple ipad comes out today. nokia is working on a competing ablolet using the windows 8 operating system. a spokesperson declined to confirm that information. you can save some green at burger king this weekend appeared to have free fries for everyone in america. customers can get a free order of fries complete with cream sauce -- green sauce. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. how do you plan on celebrating st. patrick's day this weekend? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. st. patrick's day weekend is the first weekend of the ncaa tournament. so many ways to catch the games online or on your phone. some employers are embracing the madness. >> march madness has arrived. >> the way brings the country together. people are rooting for

and enjoy your st.ck's day. 20 degrees above average to last all of the way through the upcoming week. stay ahead of the weather, following me on twitt twitter @chuckbell4. that's my twitter handle. >> is this it? is this just the leeway into spring summer? >> winter is done. once you made 80 degrees three days in a row, that's it. >> you don't have to pay for it? >> you'll pay. you'll have an allergy season now that will start now and last until memorial day. >> thanks, chuck. >>> time now eight minutes away from the 7:00 hour. thank those anti-virus programs are keeping your laptop safe? you may be in for a big surprise. why they may be doing more harm than good for your pc. ♪ and i try and i can't get no >> that will wake you up in the morning. a look at one workout in which you provide the soundtrack. >>> if you think your laptop is made to use on your lap, somebody fooled you. think again. >> when it's running slow or freezing up, it may be your fault. not the computer. news4's liz crenshaw has som

it was occurring in the building, 2601 mission st. on the third floor. i would like to introduce some new activity in the building. obviously, there have not been any enforcement. the ninth floor decided to throw a rager this last weekend. i have copies and pictures for follow-up. there you go. that included alcohol beverage sales, a food sales, a live d.j., a public assembly, and public solicitation to the public. there was also a price tag of $14. that was a two-day event. it was a three-day event, excuse me. there is another event that should be going on in the building. however, it does legitimately pertained to cancer awareness. it is being put on by a cancer facility on the second floor. i do not see that as being an ongoing problem. it has just been introduced this last week. nonetheless, i wanted to highlight tonight that -- i guess you could say, there is a net -- and other event, but it is legal or not is unknown at this time. mission station is aware of it. the permit officer, who i met with today about it, said he would speak to the commissio

a neighbor who is irish gave these to me but ryan is completely void of all st. patrick's day at tire so i figured somebody had to represent. >> i did drink some green tea before we went on the air. we will be coming cold tonight, temperatures are already down in the '40's. then we look for things to finally cleared out. the rain is mostly ending, gusty winds will take their place out of the northwest and it looks for the potential in the north bay for more rain in the middle of the week. high-definition doppler radar shows activity moving out of the bay area. there is still snow on mount hamilton by the observatory where james lick is buried. we are looking for the rain totals from this week, look at ben lomond, it picks up more than 1 ft. of rain and just about 25 mi. away san jose can only imagine a management manages two-thirds of an inch. san francisco picks up almost 3 in.. out to livermore, only 85 hundredths of an inch. this is all driven by low pressure that slammed into california. it was cold enough to produce no. 25 degrees in south lake tahoe. cold a

this is the largest st.t of the mississippi. >> the original was >>vicki: that was not the st. patrick's day video but trust me they had a great time and did that civic center plaza and they continue with live music and dancing in the streets. >> that drinking continuing tonight and the san francisco police to part of a been looking for truck drivers. already, many could be thrown out. the city investigation revealed that these were not properly calibrating these alcohols devices. using these devices during seale -- field sobriety.d terisa estacio is live at a dui checkpoint. >>terisa: a good morni good evening, vicki. we are at ninth and gary. take a look these orangepylons are showing that it goes all the way down. i spoke with a san francisco police officer that what is going to be happening is that they will bring five cars and and check to see if the drivers have been drinking. any suspicious? they will go through a field sobriety test. previous devices the california highway patrol is out here and they