. >> steve winters. local researcher. i'd like to ask a question about the response of -- in congress to perhaps a widely spread public perception. every time i go to a conference about cyber security and the u.s. government, the wikileaks incident is still very much on the table. now, to focus on one specific thing, the edited video commented that was released by wikileaks under the title of "collateral damage" and they also released a raw form of that without the comments and longer. now, reuters, and i'm not an expert on this. but the press had been asking for that information for a couple of years with foia in the sx and getting absolutely nowhere. i think they were interested to see this video when it was relea released. i think the perception of the bub public is they had a right to see this video -- in terms of trying to get away from this whack a mole, correct me if i'm wrong but i don't think that under what you've described that if the whole thing were gone through under the current situation that the pentagon w

. >> steve winters, local researcher. i'd like to ask a question about the response in congress to perhaps a widely spread public perception. every time i go to a conference about cyber security and u.s. government, the whole wikileak incidents is still on the table. the edited video commented that was released by

we want to get a quick look at weather starting with steve. winter returning tomorrow. >> yeah. it looks like this week could be a little different here. mostly sunny skies. we are waiting on this system.  it's to the north. we will carve out an interesting week. today though you get a little break 50s and low 60s. here is sal. >>> good morning, please drive carefully. this is the time of the year when for some reason accidents go up after the time change. people may be groggy, missing sleep, that kind of thing. so please give yourself extra plenty of time. this is a look at northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. it's 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news at 5:00 oakland police are investigating two overnight shootings. one of them involved a 13-year- old girl. ktvu allie rasmus joins us live from oakland police headquarters with more. >> reporter: we are learning three people were shot in oakland. one of the shooting victims was a 13-year-old girl. we are getting this information in our newsroom. she was apparently town by police at 18th avenue and east 15th s

steve rudin. >> meteorological winter came to an end as we enter the month of march. this went down as one of the warmest winters on record. warmest at dulles international airport. the average temperature is 40 degrees. the third warmest at reagan national. a cool start this friday morning. now i'd the freezing mark at dulles. 39 in quantico. 28 in frederick to the north. clouds will increase later this morning and into the afternoon. warm front will move closer to the mid-atlantic. showers in the forecast later today, but limited to about a 30% chance. 55-60 degrees for the daytime high. 10-15 degrees colder than yesterday. coming up, the extended outlook. back to you. >> thank you. fur continue to fly in the virginia senate race. hank the cat and a possible independent can gcandidates facing an attack. >> he has never released his birth certificate or his tax rreturns. >> it popped up on youtube this week. so far no official comment from his campaign manager who is his owner. >> we will look into that. >> 6:00 hour on this friday morning, 34 degrees in chantilly. >

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. >>> a lot of people are telling steve, it's cold out there! some winter weather has come back. steve will be back and he will tell you how the winds are gonna be. stu ] yeah. it's electric. i don't think so. it's got a gas tank right here. electric tank, right over here. an electric tank? really, stu? is that what you pour the electricity in? it's actually both, guys. i can plug in and go 35 miles gas free, or i can fill up and go a whole lot farther. is that my burger? oh. i just got bun. i didn't even bite any burger. yes. yes. noooo! [ male announcer ] yep, subway broke the 200-calorie breakfast barrier. with delicious fresh fit mornin' melt breakfast sandwiches. subway. eat fresh. >>> it is 7:22. a mother in indiana lost both her legs after sheeding her kids from a devastating tornado. stephanie decker successfully used her body to shield her 5- year-old daughter and 8-year- old son when friday atornado tore through marysville, indiana. the family's home clamsed onto her. she ended -- collapsed onto her. she ended up losing one leg below the knee and one leg below the ankle.

steve handelsman, news 4. >>> well, we escaped this winter without any real snow. it was the warmest winter ever in our area. >> meteorologist doug kammerer joins us from the storm center with more on that and on today. >> we're starting off an extremely warm spring, too. temperatures out there today 67 degrees. now, that is cooler than we've been over the past couple days but that is still nearly 10 degrees above average and i don't think we're done just yet. i think we'll see some sunshine over the next couple hours and i expect the temperatures to rise. winds right now out of the northeast about 3 miles per hour. and we are starting to see some breaks in those clouds. temperatures down to the south where we're seeing the sun. la plata right now at 70 degrees. charlottesville 72. fredericksburg and culpepper both at 68. up to the north gaithersburg coming in at 64 degrees. so a nice afternoon all across the area but a little on the cloudy side. no rain to talk about on storm 4 radar. i don't expect to see any shower activity. only a slight chance of that througho

>> raleigh, north carolina. >> steve: it's 65 degrees down there. how is your last day of winter? ime. >> steve: really? do you even bother with the remote? >> well, when there is sports on. >> steve: see, brian? if there is not an app for weather, sometimes you need an app for sports. >> brian: absolutely. steve, give him a hug, tell him we got to go. >> steve: keep in touch. i'll meet you back here in five years. >> melissa: from opening the emergency hatch to dropping their pants, anything can happen at 35,000 feet. a former flight attendant here to share some of her craziest stories. don't miss that. >> brian: new york city police commissioner putting critics in their place. it's about time. he's got a challenge to anyone attacking the nypd surveillance program or anything else he's doing. bring it on. [ male announcer ] this is lawn ranger -- eden prairie, minnesota. in here, the landscaping business grows with snow. to keep big winter job on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time.

steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> good morning, everyone. we're about saying goodbye to winter here.ther week or so to go. remember how dry december was? maybe things will change here a little bit. the question is will this system continue to march in and maybe give us significant storms? it still has aways to go. this is some of the possible rainfall accumulations between tuesday and sunday. now, i buy into the north coast. i buy that. there's gonna be some really good rain up there and really good support. men so dino county, north bay, 84, santa cruz mountains always picks up more but then the farther amounts south, let's hope this comes together. 30s on the temperatures. our system is still aways away. a lot is going on and when you start to see develop like this. those are colder tops. through this afternoon, we're good to go. watch by tonight. 7:00 t here come the clouds -- 7:00. here come the clouds. here comes our system tomorrow morning. it's just moving into the picture at 6:00 a.m. it's really slow. some of the rainfall projections look pretty good. there's napa 1.35. san

steve. >>> there are some breaks in the clouds over in san jose and there is still snow in the sierra valley. wintertorm warn being continues until -- warning continues until this afternoon. this is light and nothing compared to yesterday. this is a good front and you see only light green, that is stretching from lake county and back to ukiah and vallejo. there were some really good totals and some years these would be okay but this year it is really good. st. mary's college 1.30, and right above santa cruz 1.2 and generally around a quarter of an inch to an inch covered most locations. rain develops in the morning cool and breezily up to 30 miles per hour. highs will be low. we are in the 40s right now. and there has been some down around 2500 feet. winter storm warning about 5,000 or 6,000, but snow levels continue to be low. mostly cloudy, rain is moving in cool and breezy, highs today will only be in the 50s and we will start a warmup tomorrow. now there will be some morning fog and there is a lot of moisture high tide is right at the golden gate bridge, and warmer as we go into the weekend as w

and his team deputy, duffy winters and mike jacobs, as well as sounding boards molly moran and staff member curt vontrabuse and of course our exec team led so impeccably by steve moll. [ applause ] so, last but not least, i want to remind you the secretary's remarks are open press, so smile for the rest of the conference will be closed press as we move forward. so without further adieu, let me introduce secretary of state, hillary rodham clinton. >> thank you, cheryl. thank you all. [ applause ] >> so welcome. and welcome home. it is a great pleasure for me to start this conference, our second ever global chiefs of mission conference. most of the time i see any of you, i am causing you more work and maybe more headaches as i'm either on the end of a phone or actually in your country. and this time i get to host, and we've planned, as cheryl said, a full day of events. we could have filled a week but we know how busyh every one of you happen to be, so we couldn't take that much time away from what you're doing on behalf of our country. i want to especially thank, again, the team that put this together and also cheryl mills who has been both chief of staff and c

steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> and that cracking sound you hear tonight, another 50 temperature records being shattered today. so far this month, almost 1,000 records crashing in the winter heat wave. no sign of letting up. in minnesota, they said this is the earliest they can remember ever opening the golf courses. at the university of wisconsin, it looks more like summer vacation than midterm. the flowers are blooming everywhere. that's not a flower. that's a flower. >>> and five years later, a jury finally weighs in on that horrific shooting at virginia tech. the jury found the school negligent for delaying any warnings to students about a gunman on campus. the shooting left 33 students dead. the jurors sided with families of two students killed in a wrongful death civil lawsuit. it argued that lives would have been saved if school officials had issued warnings faster. >>> and today, an extraordinary david and goliath battle played out. it began with a rocket fired this morning in "the new york times" by a vice president who called the culture at goldman sachs one of the giants at the center of that bailout, his former employer, toxic and destructive. here's abc's dan

steve who is here with a look at this weather. >> it sure looks like the last full week of winter here. we get close to the official day of spring. we have weather to deal with. that will start tomorrow. temperatures today starting off 30s and 40s. we'll have some possible rainfall projections coming up in seven minutes. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. 80 is getting more crowded as people are driving on westbound 80. drive carefully as you drive out toward the mccarthur maze. also the morning commute looking pretty good as you are driving up to the bay bridge toll plaza. 6:00 let's go back to ken and maureen. >>> topping our news at 6:00 it has been a violent night on the streets of oakland. police are investigating two overnight shootings with a total of three victims including a 13-year-old girl. ktvu allie rasmus joins us live from oakland police head quarters with what she is learning. >> reporter: investigators are trying to piece together what leads up to the two separate overnight shootings. one of the victims very young a 13-year-old girl. the girl was shot in the forearm

winter is here. you have a great ski weekend. no complaints leitt's go tomorr. >> all ig>>ll right.omorrow r. >>> we're back in a moment. ht >>> he turned personal tragedy into a mission. this is steve fugate of vero beach, florida. he came to oakland tonight. not by plane or car. he walked here. fugate made walking his passion, after his son committed suicide in 1999. ever since, he's walked 30,000 miles across the nation. every stop of the way, he delivers the same message. >> suicide is the worst possible death on the planet. it's like, everything is unanswered. no closure. it's incredible. suicide has an edge that other forms of death don't. >> tonight, a fund-raiser was held to help fugate buy a van so he doesn't have to walk any longer. we'll link you to the fund-raising groups on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> welcome back. the golden state warriors didn't have the golden touch yesterday. in fact, coach mark jackson said his guys were embarrassed after losing to the pacers by 21 points. they don't have much time to regroup, either. over to atlanta for the third game of the six-game road trip. warriors looking for answers. stephen curry, still rehabbing that foot. he was not

stove reveals the -- steve reveals the key to being a smart shopper. >> thanks to a mild winter some feeling the effects of allergies the pollen counts in our zip code is in the medium to high range, in 15 minutes we will talk with an allergist live from the tidal basin  >>> a woman shot and left to die on a busy maryland street an all day man hunt for her estranged husband ends when he turns up dead new information about the couples troubled past. >>> big boost for rick santorum and race for the republican nomination we will break down the latest primary results. >> springtime in washington is beautiful, but allergy suffers beware the warmer weather made an earlier arrival are we going to face a longer season of sneezing i am tony perkins. >> i am allison seymour. >> the season of sneezing. >> i have been sneezing this morning. >> you wrote down what they were what is high? >> juniper, tree pollen primarily, juniper, and two others. >> okay. >> mango. >> maple and magnolia. >> those mango trees a big problem. >> the mango bloom. >> wishing i was somewhere .

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winter edition gets colder. live and in hd, this is an news update . >> good morning. tonight is your last chance -- i am steveo's fare hike. by a 5%. to raise rail the hearing will be held at first united methodist church in hyattsville. at 7:00 tonight. super tuesday wrap up now -- romney celebrating six of 10 campaigns. he won ohio, virginia, massachusetts, and three others. santorum won three states gingrich won his home state of georgia. not win any states yesterday. station, news channel 8, will have a report coming up in a couple of minutes. we check traffic with lisa baden. am bombed. northbound george washington police-- are on the scene of the accident. you will find a hefty back up. at the key bridge, we have a vehicle fire. is 395. not too bad at the pentagon. we take you upstream with the n the 14th street bridge. maryland coming into e loop slowing to an accident on the shoulder. we go to adam caskey, now. happy birthday to you. happy birthday, lee said. big day today. degrees right now. 45 in winchester. 42 in frederick. -- 32 in frederick. afternoon.60's this near 70 tomorrow. cooling friday. t

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winter could have drained the water out of the cracks below clintonville. if that settles, it can get off a loud noise, a boom. that's one thing that steve dutch is talking about. but he's not even sure. >> i've run out of ways to say i don't know. >> reporter: the number of the booms has diminished over the days. and their strength is a little smaller, too. but they still want an answer. the experts are coming in with sensitive equipment today to try and figure out what is shaking this town. josh and robin? >> all right, david. thank you. >>> well, i don't know. have you heard? guess who is coming to town here. to the joy of new york tabloid headline writers everywhere. tim tebow on his way to play for the j-e-t-s, jets, jets, jets. >> the whole thing, like a tebow play. you think this isn't going to work. and, boom, he scores. ibm tebow, big apple-bound. and our linsey davis is here with much more. >> reporter: he is, of course, the talk of the town. my personal favorite headline, got him. it seemed iffy the jets would cough up the millions in the fine print they initially overlooked. last night, they sealed the deal. and the nfl sensa