[applause] >> there is sun. there is sun. there is a snake on the path sunning. there is sun.re is water in the stream, there are daisies, there are sun. there is a snake on the path sunning, there is sun. there are trees, there are daisies there is a feather there is sun. there is the feather that she gave me there is a feather there is sun. there are daisies there are words trees things there are more things than words, there is sun, there is sun. there are fox tails there are blank there are irises that are blank there is a snake on the path in the path sunning. there is a squirrel in the trash, there is sun. there is water in the stream, there is a squirrel in the strash, there is a snake in the path on the sun sunning. there is is sun. there is song, there is a song being sung by the birds in the sun. there is flavor, there is a feather. there is hair in my mouth from her hug in the sun. there is sun. there is flavor on my tongue. there is singing there is sun. there is a snake on the path singing in the sun. there is song, there is sun. on the path there is a squirrel in

sun, right? and you might say, wow, it feels-- i can feel the hotness because the sun has got such a high temperature, but you know what gang? i can bring you to welding shops wherein the welding, the torches of some of those flames are hotter than the surface of the sun, hotter, and you walk by that welding shop and you don't, whoa, go like that, but you step from the shade into the sunshine and whoa, you feel it. it's not that the sun has a high temperature. you know why that sun is so hot? because it's big. i mean, big, big, very, very big, but it's far, but it's bigger than it is far and it pulls on the earth's oceans more than the moon. so how come we get then the tides by the moon? and the person to figure that out was named isaac, guess what the last name is gang? you know, how many people would not be knowing? isaac newton is the one that figured that out. let's suppose we have a ball of putty or a ball of taffy or a ball of jell-o, something that's really pliable, something that you can

particularly as far as "the sun's" concerned, look at the sun's uk readership. this is a widely read up in, 7 million people buy the sun every day and that's a lot higher than any other british newspaper. so it wields a fair bit of influence and murdoch isn't about to underestimate its importance to his reputation either. if not his immediate profit margin as well, charles. >> absolutely. as you say, 7 million readers is enormous numbers. only a country of 60 million people. if sentimental value is what murdoch has about "the sun" newspaper, he certainly wouldn't be a poor businessman if he let that get in the way of the dollar value of the biggest chunk of his business, which as andrew just told us is in the united states. cnn's max foster spoke to andrew neil. neil says the journalists at "the sun" are being thrown to the lions. just to try and keep those u.s. businesses safe. >> this is for rupert murdoch no longer about journalism. this is about defending news corp., his american-based parent company, from judicial action and investigation in the united stat

you're tilting them up to harvest more sun and have them perpendicular to the sun.ility them up, you can't have them close together anymore. as you can see my hands are shading each other here. you have to start separating them so they don't wind up casting shadows on each other. if you're able to get less panels in a given area. >> i would love to take a look at one of these solar panels if you have something that we can look at. are they heavy? what's the deal with this? >> you're 150, 100 something pound person walking on your roof. >> 150? >> i'm 150 pounds. >> carl! >> most modern houses are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i don't have to worry about panels falling in on me? >> hopefully not. >> hopefully not. >> if you have a good contractor, they'll do their due diligence. they'll do their homework. it's better for the industry if everyone does their homework and does the calculations to make sure the system is going to last 20 years, 30 years. >> that is another question. what is the lifetime of the system? do you have to have t

the sun is beginning to filter through. even the colder air is coming in behind this system and the sun filtering through, our temperatures will probably not change that much for the rest of the afternoon. overnight tonight, into the weekend, nothing extreme -- not too hot and not too cold. we will talk about the forecast in just a minute. >> we will check back with you. and not looking for pepsi if you attend any events in ocean city. that is because coca-cola is the official soft drink of the .esulresort town that means only coca-cola will be sold at all town and properties and events. the contract goes into effect in april and replaces the current one held by pepsi. it will bring in about $286,000 in revenue for ocean city. a baltimore man is a medical pioneer. he recently underwent a groundbreaking cancer surgery to save his life. but why did he have to travel to another country to get it? >> chris lyles just returned from the trip of his life to save his life. diagnosed with a rare treat the cancer that was inoperable,

the sun returns out west. that sun will sweep across us. all of us will be sunny by this afternoon. 2:45, 3:00 looking at highs today right around 55 or so. so a decent afternoon after this wet start. back to you. >>> the david letterman show celebrates a milestone. we have those stories and more in this look of entertainment. >> reporter: late show host david letterman celebrated his 30th anniversary on television. he began his late night career in 1982 as host of nbc's late night with david letterman. he hit the air on cbs in 1993. letterman's top ten list included things staffers would like to say to dave on his 30th anniversary. >> number three. >> you're incompetent. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: lisa marie presley opened a new exhibit at graceland to hon ear late -- honor her late father. she posed in front of an installation of her childhood nursery. she was personally involved in the development and planning. it will remain part of the graceland v.i.p. tour through february 2014. another hollywood actress is appearing in a se

this perhaps shows the way "sun" employees are feeling at this point. the headline, this witch hunt has put us behind ex-soviet states on press freedom. basically it complains that those people who have been arrested have done nothing wrong. these stories sometimes involve whistle blowers, sometimes money changes hands. this has been standard procedure as long as newspapers have existed here and abroad. clearly they're very angry and see this as part of a politically motivated investigation. they point out in this editorial that no one has been charged yet. we don't know exactly what the allegations are that the police are investigating at this point. all we know is that a number of arrests have been made. as you point out with operation elvdon, which does involve payments to police or government officials, alleged payments. now, we don't know any more than that. we don't know if this is perhaps buying somebody drinks or dinner or if this is something far more serious. we'll have to wait and see what the police have to say on that. in the meantime, rupe

we will have some sun and we are almost in between systems and then we'll see some sun, tomorrow it isoking better and better. 30s on the temperatures we are still going to struggle but the breeze has picked up. winter storm warnings, 10:00 p.m. for the sierra, our system is packing cold air and is driving straight down. it will be with us tonight. partly sunny skies rain arrives late tonight or this evening up towards mendocino county. 50s on the temperatures today and we bring in some rain tomorrow. that is just crazy with the way things are going and that's looking good, showers thursday, it looks mostly sunny mild to warmer by the weekend, pam. >>> the world's biggest hamburger chain is taking steps to become the world's bigger fast food place in china. that is far behind the other facility foot of restaurants. it operates taco bell and kfc which has 45 restaurants there. >>> durable goods orders fell 4% in january and that's the bickest drop in three years. analysts expected the number to drop but less than 1.5%. >>> there is a new study that claims there is a connection between h

and the sun is coming out! we'll have a lot more sun this afternoon than this morning. we take to you this break with one last look here at live doppler 9000. bye to the showers, and we'll have the full 7-day forecast and pet line 9 when we return. senators the performance was not his first accomplishment. a 16 he became the first black instrumentalist with a major u.s. orchestra. the first plaque to conduct a world-class orchestra and the first to become music director at a major orchestra. log on to wusa9.com for black history moments and events, happening throughout the month. >>> howard has the weather forecast. >> put the umbrellas away. >> good! >> we're done. couple of sprinkles still left south and east of town. and boy, it rained heavily down south today, like culpeper, to colonial beach and down to parts of southern maryland got hammered, a 1.3-inch total even. weather-watcher in reidville, but just about done in the afternoon so looking up. here's our day planner. temperatures will be kind of holding where they are, maybe a few degrees warmer as we climb into

and a good bit of sun.e will have your complete first warning weather forecast coming up. >> thanks, tim. >>> first, here is what people are talking about this morning. jurors in george hugely's murder trial listened to weeks of testimony about the death of love, but they took nine hours to cup vic him of murder. eyewitness news was there for every minute of the trifle. kai jackson has more from one jurwho is confident they made the right decision. >> her eye was completely swollen shut. >> reporter: this juror describes the picture of love's face. the most difficult part of the trial was seeing love's autopsy photos. >> the scar is going to be there my whole love. i never new love, but i got to know her best friends her family. i got to see parts of her life in photographs. >> reporter: love, who grew up in baltimore county was killed in may of 2010. huguely was found guilty of second degree murder and grand larceny. >> we all did not think that the killers was premeditated. we don't think that he went ove

exposure i've been careful staying out of the sun and if i don't get enough. don't. increase risk of stroke, are you buying the study? >> we've talked about this many times in the past. what do stroke and sunshine have in common? that's vitamin d. vitamin d known as the sunshine vitamin and it's been talked about in the past many times. over 30% of the population in this country are sufferingdefic vitamin d that we're talking about. d 3, from exposing sun to your skin and that's how you make it, 95% of it comes from there. now, there are some numbers i want to get out to people know if they're deficient or not. if your vitamin d, 25 hydroxy d. remember that, 25 hydroxy d what you want ask your doctor. if you're officially low in vitamin d, norm values about 30. over 150 you have toxicity. how much vitamin you have to take is, it's no thing that goes on tv or people talk about 5,000 units or 10,000 units, i wouldn't go that far. for men and women under 70 you want to take 200 iu a day. and 50 to 70, over 70600, and having talked to a doctor, whether you're defi

even if it's a 40-degree day without the sun, versus a 40- degree day with the sun. that sun on you makes it so much better. today, with temperatures in the 40s. and the sun out there, it is really a pleasant afternoon. it's not a lot of wind. so it's a very comfortable february afternoon. 44 degrees now. the temperature of bwi marshall. air is very dry. relative humidity, at 39%. winds are from the west at 10 miles per hour, just a light wind across most of theidate. but the high pressure is in control. 30.20. that's pretty steady this afternoon. right now, we have 42 in elkton. 45 on the shore. cold spot around the area is out in oakland, at 30. we have 47 down towards d.c. around the immediate metro area, 45 seems to be the magic number. we have 44 in columbia,46 in annapolis and kent island. and 40s in westminster. the winds coming in from the west across most of central maryland. a bit of a northwest component. then we have one little rogue wind down around patuxent river, coming in from the east at 7 miles per hour. but for the most part, that north wind is bri

right now everywhere else in the south bay is quiet. >>> you can thank the sun or the crews but the bay bridge has reopened early. sergio quintana is live at the bridge with the good news. >> reporter: good news especially if you were expecting to drive into the city from oakland and you were dreading having to take one of the alternate bridges. you can see this morning westbound traffic is open a full day and a half ahead of schedule. this is what it looked like 7 p.m. last night. crews wrapped up last minute details on what was scheduled to be a three-day job. by 7:15 chp officers let the first batch of drivers over the reopened top deck of the bridge. crews say the sunny saturday and sunday this weekend helped squeeze that schedule down. this weekend partial closure of the bay bridge is part of the ongoing construction of the new span replacing the section next year. this stretch on the westbound approach means a new s-curve. >> the original alignment had a kink. we had to push traffic to the south so we can do this other work bringing the new bridge in. >> i took san mateo and golde

the sun is speaking through the clouds. less of the sun and more of the lows as had day progresses. have a large storm system moving in. the same one that dumped a ton of snow in denver. 2 feet in that area. it is moving in our direction in a built of a different form, but it will impact us tonight and tomorrow morning. how high, 44 to 47 degrees. and a touch of rain this afternoon. lows around 35. with occasional rain and drizzle. tomorrow morning the system moves through. we could see a rain-snow mix before it clears out of here by late tomorrow morning. your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >> thank you, tim. >>> here is what people are talking about this morning. bail denied four men arrested for the christmas time murder will stay behind bars. surveillance video helped to crack the case. eyewitness news investigations. mike hellgren has the latest from your. from -- court. >> reporter: all four of the men charged with murdering a teen will stay behind bars. a judge defied their bail. in court, eyewitness news learned more about the suv that police credit wi

by far my favorite neighborhood i've lived in has been the inner sun set and the main, big reason why is the blackthorn tavern. i've come to conside joe, chris, adam, unfortunately dave is not here tonight, to be really good friend of mine and not just because we hang out at a bar, but the way they carry themselves, i'm shaking right now, trembling. >> it's ok. really, it is. him >> i need a drink. i apologize. [laughter]

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this east wind at 5 miles per hour is not going to help us stay warm but the sun william do its job, 30.04 is your barometer reading, 41 in oakland, 51 cumberland, 47 elkton, 45 in ocean city. 53 in dc, and around the immediate metro area, everyone mid to upper 40s and just around 53 degrees toward dc as we mentioned, 49 columbia 48 annapolis and 48 on kent island. the winds from the east northeast as we mentioned. a northerly component in l k ton and dc and haggerstown as well as this will stay with us as high pressure builds in to the region. the rain that moved through, most of it moved through past to our south and the clouds are still left with. there are breaks to the west, in the bigger picture, the drier air is moving in our direction because high pressure is moving on it. as that happens we will see more and more air from the north and northwest, around that high we will see that flow but we dry out, so tomorrow and the weekend things clear out. our next chance of rain comes on sunday and will stay with us through monday. it may get damp then but even that system does not lo

but in that time i've been there and i'm nowliving i inner sun set. i have been to the blackthorn and i have seenchris and the whole crew in action. they are very responsible. ey work ha to kee and maintain control of the crowd. they usually even don't have issues with the crowd at all but >> very conscientious in dealing and addressing anything that comes up. and as or the music, you know, the one thing that i've seen, now, i don't have a history with them because i ven't been here but i've only heard from a lot of people about the transformation in the bar, what they're doing, how proactive they are in trying to meet what the community needs and doing outreach. they offer different things and different activities on different nights so they're getting different amount of people in, different type o people in, trivia night, and i think the expansion into music and entertainment is a key component that will not only make them successful but think they will continue to be the type of owners that, you know, san francisco would be proud of. being a newre

although the sun should be back in full by the time we get to sunday. so, here we go with the kind of early spring roller coaster. >> going up. >> yes. >> thank you, sue. >> a remindder, check out the weather any time when you download the fox 5 weather appg. to the apple app store for d.c. weather. you will find it on our website, www.myfoxdc.com. >>> and back to the other that cathedral and not all worked there. people participated in the annual mardi gras pancake races called shake, ratel and race and the campus partners raced each other flipping pancakes to the coveted golden skillet. the competition's top prize. >>> and last night it was the capitals. laying an egg in carolina. what the owner is saying about the performance. dave feldman is up next with the sports edge. >>> this is not your ordinary 21st century flower but it's from the stone age. biologists in russia were able to resurrect a 30,000-year-old flower thanks to an old furry friend. found an ancient seed in siberia, 120 feet under the frozen surface. they date the flower back to the pa

a day full of sun and high clouds across the state upper 60s through the central valley.s around l.a. and palm springs. heading to pebble beach sun and 62 scattered showers friday and at day should be dry sunday cooler in the mid 50s. >>> 5:47 now. >> the people who monitor san francisco's drinking water say it is better protected now than a couple days ago because the san francisco public utilities commission is in the process of at the timing its response plan in case of a water contamination emergency. it staged a drill yesterday after the epa decided the whole country needs to be better prepared. it gave four cities, including san francisco millions to improve water security and help develop a national standard for water emergency response. >> how real the threat is? it is hard to quantify. but one thing we know that we need to be prepared in case it does happen. >> today the drill will be evaluated for its strengths and weaknesses. similar drills funded by the epa are taking place in dallas, philadelphia and new york. >>> owner of the a's says he expects to know with

. >> and you can find everything under the sun on it. we check out your interest. >> and still clear. rain on the way for tomorrow. how it might impact your kids after school activities. >> we start up tonight with the update to breaking news we have been following all night president the southbound lanes of i-95 at toll plaza are closed now and both lanes of 895 are closed too. a tanker truck overturned spilling ink onto the road. we learned that the driver has been taken into custody. he may have been driving under the influence. hazmat crews are cleaning up theness and will be tomorrow as well. leave early, give yourself extra time. traffic will be affected mid to late morning. traffic is being detoured around the closures. we will keep updating it on the traffic conditions and get the latest on good morning maryland starting at 4:30. >> and breaking tonight, we have learned there is a possible case of tb at unbc. the university is working with the department of health to isolate the person involved and contact people who may have bee

sun coming up in a clear sky on this tuesday morning.emperatures are generally above freezing most locations. we're in the 30s and near 40 closer to washington. farther north and west, temperatures across northern maryland, near the pennsylvania border, western maryland, right now are near or a little below freezing. and throughout the morning, we'll stay chilly with that sunshine and a sunny afternoon. not as warm as yesterday. ought to make it to the mid to upper 50s. sunset at 5:59. we'll have increasing clouds through the evening, near 50 by 7:00. by midnight, down to near 40 degrees. looks like rain likely tomorrow. and each day different weather to the weekend. details in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> if you're taking the outer loop of the beltway in montgomery county, you are slow. jammed from i-95 as you head to georgia avenue. a live look right now at new hampshire avenue. your travel speed, 34 miles per hour. about 17 minutes to get to i-270. 66 eastbound hitting the brakes at waples mill. delays continue as you head

it comes from the sun. >> reporter: the sun has been throwing off more charged particles than usual whichons or light. those are swept along earth's magnetic field and voila. >> the sun is coming out of a period where it's been quiet. but it is entering a more active period. we can expect solar storms multiple times per day. >> reporter: that makes for a lot of electricity up there. scientists just launched a research rocket into the glorious aurora over alaska, more than 200 miles up, to see how it may interfere with our gps. >> turn left, then keep left. >> reporter: if a messed up gps doesn't make you late, staring at the aurora will. a peek we may not get to ooh and aah over for another dozen years. if you think you may want to get out to see the real thing in person you may have to go somewhere kind of inconvenience for americans. the best places are northern gasoli green land, iceland, norway. but there is now tourism geared specifically toward seeing the northern lights. back to you. >> it looks like it's worth the trip. >> and it comes with that music. >> it's like yani. celestial

that 65 is based on the fact of more clouds and sun. we got more clouds than sun that goes to 68. 63 on friday, thunderstorms a big cold front moves our way. there is a gusty weather potential, right now it appears that diamick is setting up south of the bay dune through virginia. we will watch it for you, breezy if not windy on saturday, 49, sunshine returns, sunshine sun, a breeze, 46, monday sunshine back up to 50 degrees. march starts a week from tomorrow. the thursday after that monday. don take it away. >> if traveling to or through maryland is on your agenda listen up. sharon has your traffic control. >> there is an accident there blocking lanes. medevac was called to the scene there. otherwise if you are headed out on the beltway starting to see volume out there but speeds have not been greatly affected, 57 miles per hour is your average speed. you can see your roadways looking pretty good. there is the builtway at exit 17. again more cars on the road but no major delays. there is a look at 95 south of the beltway. this traffic

then a little sun breaking out around noontime. then partly cloudy and mild this afternoon. climbing into the 60s again. a look at the evening planner in ten minutes. how's traffic? >>> good morning. checking travel speeds around the beltway, they look really good. seeing nothing but green. nothing really slowing you down. let's start with the beltway in montgomery county. passing georgia avenue, 59 miles per hour on the outer loop. traveling on the inner loop, central avenue, you're at 58 miles per hour. crossing over the wilson bridge on the inner loop of the beltway, 63 miles per hour. and again, no issues for you on the outer loop in this area, as well. a-270, a look now at west montgomery avenue. in fact, you're clear. traveling northbound as well as southbound, lanes are open. as you connect to the spur, no issues there. back to you both. >> thank you very much. >>> 4:30 now. more now on the florida primary and mitt romney's big victory. >> he rebounded soundly after last weekend's major defeat to newt gingrich in south carolina. nbc's tracie potts is live in tampa to

we'll have sun tomorrow mixed in. it's my favorite forecast. there's going to be sun, clouds, and could be a few sprinkles. it will be much cooler as well. because there's not a lot of moisture, we're probably not going to see a dusting of snow at the mountain tops. here's the future cast. the next 24 hours look like this. according to this, it looks clear. you see a few showers over the coast ranges. it's not going to amount to much. by wednesday, low pressure moves back in over the state. as a result, we could get showers wednesday. look for partly sunny skies in the morning. high 52 in the city. winds out of the north west at 20. los angeles gets rain. new york tomorrow, warm than san francisco. 55 degrees. for tomorrow, we'll look for most readings to be mid-50s. 55 oakland, 50 free mont. san jose coming in the mid-50s as well. not so bad as we look ahead. tomorrow, clouds and will sun, maybe a sprinkle but i doubt it. we will get rain wednesday. it's only three quarters of an inch. then everything goes the other direction. i wanted to see

"the sun" on sunday sold three three-quarters million copies.uccessful tactic, but what he had not imagined 24 hours of that launch he would be hit with an avalanche of fresh and devastating allegations on a criminal and industrial scale. as he succeeds on a commercial enterprise, he is under relentless pressure once again. >> robert moore, thanks so much for your time, sir. >> it's a pleasure. >> a planet full of steam. and a debunking of einstein's relatively full of broken cables. literally. coming up. >> einstein, the theory that his theory has been disproved has been disproved. >>> an oklahoma congressman said he can only think of one solution for the senate to start passing the house budget. start killing senators.hd

. >>> we are in the south bay we can see radar returns still light rain as you saw the sun is popping out in some areas. that's going to warm the ground, it going to warm the atmosphere, that will create more instability and we could see showers developing across the north bay here you can see live doppler up there onmont st. helena picking up scattered showers that -- that will not be as intense as the rain this morning. nor are the winds, winds were gusting 25 to 45, now 10 to 15 they will get up to 20, 25 this afternoon. steady rain to our south with the cold front where it stays. we will have showers in the forecast not only today but tonight and tomorrow and snow on some of our mountains. complete forecast in a minute. >>> strong winds complicated efforts to fight a massive house fire overnight. that fire started 9:00 last night in a large home of a woman who runs an antiques business in napa. she, her husband and two dogs escaped the flames. she said a 67 throu book library and large collection -- a 6,000 book library and a large collection of antiques may have been destroy. >>

some sun returned today.we do have a northwesterly wind which is usually a cooler wednesday but we topped out very similar to what we did yesterday. at this hour with the sun setting we are starting to drop. we have a lot of 30s out there to the north and west. we're also hanging on to 30 degrees but we're going up in the next few days. there's a storm passing to the south of us which may bring some clouds by tomorrow but that looks to be about it. it's that next front which is going to change up our weather pattern a little bit in the middle part of the week. behind it much colder air. we have the mild air that's going to move our way. this is how it works out for us. there's been a lot of areas in the upper 70s today in georgia and south carolina. initially we're going to get some of that milder air starting tomorrow. then that front comes our way on wednesday. it does have colder air behind it so we may see rain or snow showers with the front as it passes through. it will knock down temperatures but very b

clouds give way to sun. more than some sun a little warmer than 51, increasingly cloudy 32 overnight, rain with a high of 48 degrees. here comes that load with some weather wise president's day weekend. that is the gift, statistically speaking that is the gift, 52 friday, 53 saturday, mid-40s sunday and monday, what is today, the 15th, 16, 17, 18, 19, that is the twitth day of the month, 9 days after that we start march, that is living big. don over to you. >> here is sharon with wjz traffic control. >> one issue affecting you in the southwest part of the city, a wayne main break blocking millington avenue all morning. take brunswick instead. speeds starting to slow down on the beltway. top side just creeping below the posted speed limit. 42 miles per hour is your average speed limit on the west side outer loop between 795 and 95. there is a live look at 83 at york road. wide open still there. there that is west side delay. plenty of brake lights can be seen in the top right. this traffic report is brought t

you want the sun to hit the san francisco marina by noon. that's when you'll see the sun. the clouds, 55 degrees. 4:00, 56 but a gorgeous day to sit by the water and watch the sail boats go by. gorgeous and romantic. 57 for san jose. 60 degrees in morgan hill. meanwhile, we'll see the upper 50s, a couple of low 60s in the east bay. in san francisco, you'll stay mild at about 58 degrees. right on track with your seasonal average for this time of year. as we head throughout tomorrow a few showers early by thursday another round of light on and off precipitation. saturday into sunday, we get a pretty good storm moving through the bay area. that could postpone construction on the bay bridge. let's check the drive with mike. >> we'll take folks to the south bay where we still have this issue as far as the traffic. there is a little distraction off of the exit at lawrence expressway. northbound 101, lawrence expressway north, a car that went off the road about an hour ago, stuck in the ditch on the side. a couple of cruisers are there. no injuries but a distraction. the volume o

sun back this afternoon. highs reaching the 60s again.illier weather moves in tomorrow, and it's going to be in place with rain in the morning and colder into the weekend. danella, how's traffic? >>> 14th street bridge inbound, still have an accident blocking the right lane. be aware of that. back to you both. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> and that is "news4 today." thanks for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic, and breaking news. we're back tomorrow at 4:30. we hope you'll join us then. until then, have a great [ female announcer ] back to school means back to busy mornings. that's why i got them pillsbury toaster strudel. warm flaky pastry with delicious sweet filling my kids will love. plus i get two boxtops for their school. toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury ham and cheese crescents. with just a few ingredients, you have an easy dinner. pillsbury ham and cheese crescents. school night

mild weather continues on tuesday with lots of sun, mid- 50s.wednesday, we'll be colder in the mid-40s. mostly cloudy. a chance for some showers and also maybe some nighttime snow showers possible. not a huge storm though by any means. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. thursday still chilly in the upper 40s. friday in the lower 50s. saturday and sunday, we've got colder air coming this way. so saturday, we should be down into the low 40s, but we'll be dry as of now. partly cloudy conditions, and looking at the long range forecast, bruce, we do have some models hinting at maybe a little bit of snow showers. you'll feel the difference in the temperature as highs on sunday will only be in the mid- 30s. enjoy tomorrow and tuesday. lots of sun and milder. not bad for early february. >> got it. thanks, anny. appreciate it. >>> all this week, we're trying to reunite people with money and valuables that are being held in city and state coffers. the money and items can be from old safe-deposit boxes, forgotten bank accounts. all sorts of places.

we've got the sun above., dense fog advisory still in effect in parts of our north bay valleys. elsewhere around the bay, sutro camera looking pretty good. if you want to get some of that sun, go now. the sunshine will be fading throughout the morning hours. we've got a cold front on the way and some rain, 50 in fremont as well as oakland and san francisco with san jose coming in at 50. visibility, you can tell from that second shot no problem in our east bay and south bay. less than a quarter of mile down to eighth of mile in novato. napa has improved. santa rosa, quarter of a mile visibility, cool there as well with fog along the shoreline. that will be lifting within the next two hours. be careful if you head out this morning. high and mid-level clouds and then by the early evening hours, rain will arrive through the bay area overnight. leftover showers and breezy northwest winds. we are looking at the clouds and some rain moving into northwestern california. we are enjoying a little bit of some sun but qu