sundown, 8:00 and 9:00 this evening. raindrops switching over midnight tonight and sunrise tomorrow morning. the amount of precipitation we will get will be extremely light. don't count on a lot. clouds thickening today, highs upper 40s to low 50s. if we get any trouble, late tonight and early tomorrow morning. don't count on a lot of snow. in west virginia and northern maryland might get an inch or so out of this. that's about it. no real sustained stretch of cold air coming our way. even if we can get a couple snowflakes today, we will stay well above freezing tomorrow and whatever little bit we can get is tomorrow. >> i know. to your display. >> some of us like snow. >> they are dismantling right now the tarp of dreams. we will have a live report with derrick ward. [music playing] confidence. available in color. depend® for women is now peach. looks and fits like underwear. same great protection. depend®. good morning. great day. [music playing] confidence. available in color. depend® for women is now peach. looks and

official sundown at 5:49. by the time it comes back up at 6:58 we'll have areas of patchy fog.urrently 52 in oakland. 52 san francisco. upper 50s in san jose and in santa clara. this is interesting. take a look at our futurecast. look at the clouds to the north and to the west. and this is tonight. we have increasing cloud cover. we'll call it partly cloudy overnight. that was your morning commute and then watch up there. see that green right there? that is just some spotty showers that will move in after the evening commute on friday all associated with this right here this area of low pressure that's really splitting in half as you can see as it advances east. so it's going to be pretty much a partly cloudy weekend. head over to the tulip mania event at pier 39 in san francisco with the partly cloudy conditions. oh, the bright lights of dublin and the trivalley, pleasanton, san ramon, livermore. partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. spotty rain showers late. another chance of rain by saturday night into sunday morning. that's a more potent system but meanwhile your getaway frid

this is what's left of sundown on this friday night. official sundown at 5:57. currently mild temperatures except oakland at 54. otherwise still in the 60s. san francisco 52 dropping 20 degrees off from the high today of 72 degrees and colder over into the tonight. 37 degrees to the north and santa rosa and napa to 43 in santa clara and los gatos. we'll see some areas of patchy fog tonight so we'll begin out saturday that way and then partly cloudy, breezy and cooler. you're going to feel the difference. unsettled weather pattern all next week. let's comparison shop. today's highs 72 san francisco, dropping to 60 tomorrow. we are going to see temperatures anywhere between 12 and about 17 degrees cooler tomorrow with additional cooling taking place by sunday. so we'll pinpoint your neighborhood forecast kick- starting with pacifica mid-50s. low 60s oakland. upper 50s in alameda and piedmont. extended forecast calls for cloudy skies on sun, a slight chance of rain monday and wednesday, otherwise cloudy tuesday thursday, another chance of rain friday, i got to love

. >> and if you're wondering how all these jack-'o-lanterns get lit, help arrives just before sundowns from local troops are among the many volunteers who take on the task. >> me and my partner maggie lit 60 pumpkins. >> i did 67 with my partner sofia. >> usually, as girls scouts, we do a lot of trips together, and last year we did this, and we loved it so much that we decided to do it again this year. >> your partner holds the pumpkin back just a little bit so then the wind does not ow the candle out, and then you flick the lighter on, and then you light the candle, anyou put it back down. >> the man behind these scenes spends months coming up with new ideas. then he works with local artists to bring them to life. >> i draw inspiration from the landscape. i get a lot of ideas from the actual history that took place here. >> but not all the inspiration is local. you may have heard of stonehenge in england -- you know, the place with all those ancient stones? well, here they have pumpkinhenge. by the way, those things floating outside pumpkinhenge aren't dementors. they're druid ghosts

by sundown, things turned a little more raucous will w a lot more drinking and perhaps a lot less choeting as well. >>> time now for the weather from across the nation. another day of flooding downpours. showers for the gulf coast and southeast. severe storms in tennessee. showers later from d.c. to new york and cleveland to pittsburgh. >> 60 in baltimore. miami and dallas however near the 80-degree mark. 40s in detroit and chicago. 50 in omaha. albuquerque, 61. boise 55. >>> just when you think they thought of everything, coming up, google's latest astonishing invention. eyeglasses with a google search screen in place. >>> and fans lining up for a week to get the latest sneakers. but these are >>> welcome back, everyone. despite the dow's surge, overseas markets were mixed overnight. tokyo's nikkei average picked up 91 points today. hong kong's hang seng added 71. in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the dow gained 16 points yesterday. after spending some of the day above 13,000. the nasdaq fell 3 points. the steady increase in the u.s. markets means the average 401(k) plan r

at sundown we move to one last town.t may seem a world away from home, but we are just beyond the fringes where a conflict is increasingly like civil war raging, and so far, the world has been powerless to help. >> a court in australia is hearing about and role of a dingo and the disappearance of a baby girl. linda was convicted in the murder of her daughter in 1982 after the baby vanished. she has always maintained a dingo took her child, and it was later overturned. what can we expect to hear in this court hearing? >> what linda and her former husband are doing is presenting new evidence, new evidence that they shays' those that -- that shows dingos are capable of taking children. all of this has been about when the's field, michael's killed or innocence. what they want to do is get dingos blame for the death of their child. they are going to show evidence that they attack around the country, sometimes fatally common and they want the coroner to address in the death certificate to say that it was killed by a dingo. her

at sundown, we moved again. one last town in the throes of its own revolution. it may seem a world away, but we are just beyond the fringes of europe. so far, the world has been powerless to help. bbc news in northern syria. >> a new enqvist has begun to determine whether a baby killed was taken by a wild dog. the baby's mother was jailed for murder two years later. she always insisted a dingo had been responsible. our correspondent has more on what to expect. -- expect. >> what they are doing is presenting new evidence for the fourth inquest into this case, new evidence that shows that dingos are capable of killing children. all the way through, the hearings, the appeals, the inquests have been about their guilt or innocence. what they want to do is get dingos blamed. they are going to present evidence showing that dingos attack people around the country. they want to adjust the death certificate to record the fact that she was killed by a dingo. up until now, there has been no cause of death. it must be added to bring this case to an end. >> we know meryl stre

they were waiting for sundown. we've heard the speeches of the various supporters.w they've voted. once we get the results, we'll get the results of all of clark county, which is where las vegas is. the biggest county in nevada. i think, john king, about 70% of the people in nevada live in clark county. once we get that, this will jump up close to 99%. >> we were waiting for the second biggest county where reno is. now we have 99% of those votes in. 100%, 100%, every one of them is 100%, except clark county. so 70% of the state, they're holding it until that special caucus is over. now, if you notice, in that county, mitt romney getting 56%. if his numbers are higher in clark county, the volume will be higher. conceivable if he keeps tracking, it could go up. one other thing, speaker gingrich in that press conference said he's staying in. hi doesn't expect to have a strong february but by the texas primary he could have relative parody with governor romney. let's assume governor romney carries tonight. you get minnesota, missouri, colorado, now they don't always --

at sundown we moved again to one town also in the throes of its particular revolution.tling to emerge from what they see as the darkness of decades of repression. it may seem a world away from home, but we are just beyond the fringes of europe where a conflict looks increasingly like civil war is raging come in so far the world has been powerless to help. >> well, as the bloodshed in syria continues, more than 70 countries are set to discuss ways to discuss the opponents of the president of friends of syria meeting on friday. the united nations resolution calling on the president to stand down, and being vetoed by russia and china. now the british foreign secretary explains foreign governments must consider other responses. >> we are not able to pass, so far, a resolution at the united nations security council. that does not mean we cannot do anything. about 60 countries will come together tomorrow. i will go there in the morning and discussed syria with hillary clinton and many of the arab leaders during our somalia conference that day, because i want to tighten an eco

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official sundown at 5:31. sun-up at 7:14 tomorrow. we're not going to see it. staying mostly cloudy tonight, overnight, temperature-wise right now into the 50s after highs today from 57 degrees in hayward to 66 degrees and that was experienced in gilroy. tonight overnight, 38 degrees to 47 degrees in the city by the bay. the city of san francisco. low 40s common across the santa clara valley. check the haze as we take a sneak peek out from dublin into the danville area. pockets of fog, drizzle at the coast. then your extended forecast from thursday on, nothing but unseasonably mild conditions. area of low pressure on approach falling apart at the seams as it banks up against the ridge of high pressure that's been providing us with the dry conditions. again, if we see anything from this system, it will be like a drive-by shower. just passing by very rapidly. this is our futurecast right there. maybe not enough to wet sidewalk. then rerapidly clear out under the influence of a huge dome of high pressure that will cause untemperatures to be unseasonably mild. and

certainly after sundown tonight, notice we've got all the clouds around the bay area.ecast. areas east of san jose, you're seeing some snow, close to 3,000 feet and with some of those heavier showers it would not be surprising to find some sleet mixed in with some of the heavier showers, even around the hill tops and going around the morning hours things clearing out. widely scattered showers. tuesday's system will back a bigger punch. not a lot out there. this won't be filling too many rain gauges but cold air aloft, hill tops, east bay down to the south bay where the center of rotation works its way through the central coast, that's where we'll see the best chance of snow flurries and tuesday into wednesday plan on some more snow and a better shot of rain. for the sierras, looking at 2 to 5 inches of snow of the first system. second one should brick us at least a foot of snow tuesday night into wednesday and for the bay area that should mean probably close to half an inch of rain as we go through the myle part of the week. as the clouds fill on in after this early st

ron paul easily winning that special sundown caucus although he came in third in the overall race and know you guys are going to break down the numbers and have reaction from all the candidates right after this report. >> alisyn: all right. casey, thanks so much for the update. you can hit a buffet now. >> dave: buffet, baby. >> alisyn: and let's talk about it, so, romney, by the way, correct me if i'm wrong, only 25% of the precincts so far and-- and this is not in. 6 a.m. eastern time. >> alisyn: there was a change and as santorum learned in iowa sometimes things change. >> dave: this is by far the biggest county in nevada, bar far. the number is not in. second place could change. >> clayton: yeah, right now that second place is newt gingrich at 26 and ron paul at 8%. >> alisyn: rick santorum, 13%. >> clayton: she could shift. 45% of the precincts at this hour and remember they closed did clark county and the folks went to sleep not up tallying the votes in clark county and that's interesting, the largest counties haven't been able to report in with the numbers. >> alisyn: they thin

experts say there should be a second negthe nest egg in the n sundown. they hatch after 33 days.sting along san jose's high rises since 2006. she and her mate esteban colbert raised four chicks last year. >> good to see them. >>> back in a moment to update fire in mountain view.larm stay with us. >>> want to give you an update on the breaking news in the south bay. a four-alarm fire at an apartment complex in mountain view. 237 and dana street. fire at departments are helping fight this blaze which started around 4:00. the wind is not helping matters. about 20-mile-per-hour winds are not helping matters. but a four-alarm fire right now in mountain view. we'll continue to follow this story on our 6:00 news as well. >> finally, we've seen all kinds of marriage proposals. this one may have broken city laws. would you marry me now is written across newspaper racks just outside san francisco. the message caught the eye of the interim director of public works. he says he supports the romantic spirit but could not leave the message up. no word if the proposal's intended recipient said y

official sundown is at 5:42 but we're not going to see it due to the deck of clouds. tonight overnight mostly cloudy skies. we'll continue to see the drizzle. in fact, you can't even pick this up on our hi-def doppler radar. mid-40s across the santa clara valley. mount diablo is obscured by the cloud cover. mostly cloudy with the light drizzle on showers certainly possible. it will become partly to mostly cloudy all weekend long with rain arriving by sunday night. it's unsettled weather pattern. all right, let's check the rain futurecast and when you see the green areas here this is where we're going to keep the light rain in the forecast. it's pretty much along the coastline here and into the bay as a weak cold front struggles to push onshore as it continues to fall apart at the seams. in fact, our satellite clearly displays this. there's the bulk of the activity north of the bay area and then see how the system begins to fall apart? we are on the tail end of the system. it continues to try to move onshore and progress east, this weak cold front will produce a couple

official sundown is 5:50 but it's already gray out there. it's a deck of low clouds that rolled onshore. temperatures in the 50s and 60s depending on the amount of sunshine like livermore with the abundance of sunshine, 63 degrees. a few high clouds now in oakland in the 50s. it is 53 in san francisco after a high of 61. this is the futurecast. it illustrates the low clouds that surged onshore so you have to believe it when it suggests this. becoming mostly cloudy by midnight then watch this right here. the green on your screen especially just hanging there by mount hamilton during the morning hours. by saturday afternoon, we begin to see the mostly cloudy skies cleared to sunshine. this is all associated with an area of low pressure. look how impressive that is. that is textbook perfect. it's deepening but it's not impacting the bay area as it just banks off this ridge of high pressure. however, that high is beginning to break down and as it does, that area of low pressure, that secondary one, suggest that is we have a chance of rain by sun

official sundown at 5:31. i thought we would recap our january stats. usually we have 11 days of rainfall in the entire month of january within 31 days. but we had only 5. so our percentage of normal typically approaching 4.72" for january. short of that. february off to a dry start. groundhog day features sunshine after patchy fog, upper 50s to mid- and high 60s. area of low pressure breezed through the pacific northwest. the tail end very wispy falling apart at the seams as it crosses the northwestern section of the state of california. we saw .08" in santa rosa, none in san jose. high pressure firmly building in place now. that is going to usher temperatures into the low 60s at the beaches. upper 50s however san mateo. mid-60s in portions so these numbers now averaging a couple of degrees above normal. we do have that northeast wind 10 to 15 east of the bay 68 degrees in brentwood. yes, that was 68 ditto in santa rosa. we're talking approaching 70 degrees. check this out. by saturday and sunday, both days from the 60-degree mark at the coast to 70 in

. >> reporter: welcome to carroll valley, pennsylvania home of ski liberty where, just before sundown, the temperature was 63 degrees. >> it is a beautiful day out. nice, soft snow. a little wet. >> reporter: caught us by surprise. ski liberty is actually open for business. >> it is really strange. it was so strange to come out here and have it be 65 degrees. >> reporter: when we last visited here in early january, it was cold enough to at least have the snow making system up and running at full blast. >> it is challenging when it doesn't get below freezing and we can't make snow at night. a perfect world, we would be making snow every night and refreshing everything. we haven't been able to do that. >> reporter: this is the heart of ski liberty's season traditionally from mlk to valentine's day. >> kind of spring-type weather but february, right, where is the cold weather. >> reporter: more than a few wearing t-shirts. >> a couple of dry spots but kind of expected with the warm weather we have. >> reporter: coping with the warm winter days is one thing. convincing skier whose don't l

should have completed that element every single tillage is destined to play stuff a petition off sundowns at the first every use winter olympics in israel but in general are a sort nicole was edged away for teaming another russian hopeful it is a bit of domitia to get on the line and be at the russian championships in innsbruck the outcome is opposite they always get compared to each other they can. pete against each other and that's ok it's just like they've been inclusion. in rivalry which only gave a boost to russian men's figure skating as for the girls only time will tell who's better they're both still growing because it was we had a good relationship i would say we're friends at these olympics an ins broke lived together in the same apartment but when it comes to the ice rink it gets tough which is do battle for survival. there is still a lot to be done for a billion or so to go to fulfill her huge potential like one thing has always been there in her mind the chicken bones mentality you know i can see chances and i always take the risks of doing things which are difficult for me s

some will take place in clark county after sundown and then the next round of primaries next tuesday. this is washington today political reporting on what has become a sidebar story but getting a lot of angeles. the relationship or lack thereof between the speaker of the house and his top deputy eric cantor. today john boehner saying the two are teammates. he did say there is a discord between the two offices but that's driven by staff rivalries. politico has the story at politico.com. here's how speaker john boehner responded to questions today earlier on capitol hill. >> this morning politico the headline is boehner canter call truce. within the article it says -- are hardly on speaking terms. boehner and kantor cannot agree on who would be allowed to attend. is that true? >> eric and i decided about three years ago that we would sit down, just he and i together just so we could have a chat about where we're going and do so between the two of us. now, listen, we've got a tough job around here. and anour members feel very strongly about a number of the issues that we've moved over th

even people might die and that they would if they suffocate each day just deny everything today at sundown and not to light the fire and they do she told me. that the chinese the seventy seven year old china it's over your news it's more than enough what they're doing to the protestors and that they're doing to the interests of the country and the children must be oh well as you can see a situation is very volatile here in cairo and actually in several all the cities throughout egypt but we can also can talk now about several months as well a full one point same incident the feed. people from the administration all this to do have been detained and they're in custody right now is that while the investigation is ongoing and also taking up protesters to mons just recently the supreme carlson of the armed forces advisory has also called for early presidential elections in the country parties where for national forest there now still ahead on our team once a harsh critic of the kremlin he now says he was wrong. the father of murdered x f s b agent alexander litvinenko wants to blame the blood

but it's got a little trailing cold front that's going to come through here about sundown time tomorrow. and we also have this moisture down around the gulf of mexico in play. a little area of disturbed weather racing up along the coastline. we're going to be caught in between those two systems. high pressure working its way off the eastern seaboard. so a cold start tomorrow morning, 20s and 30s. but a mild afternoon coming. here comes that cold front from the north, and there comes the moisture up from the south. the good news for us if you want the sunshine and the mild weather, the cold front is going to keep that moisture far enough down to the south where i think we get a very nice day monday. and tuesday looking good, too. a decent amount of sunshine. raindrops, though, and may be a chance for a thunderstorm showing up on wednesday. so tonight mostly clear in the morning. coldest out to the west. where wake-up temperatures will be in the 20s. mid 30s from washington right out to the western side of the chesapeake bay. then tomorrow afternoon not a bad day at all. mostly sunny. muc

. >> her mother said it is still with me from sunup to sundown and. >> a terrible tragedy. i am glad it was finally put to justice. >> love's family issued a statement saying, "our hearts burst with pride when we think of her accomplishments but melt when we remember her great compassion and kindness." the judge could hand down a sentence on april 15. the jury recommended 26 years. reporting live in charlottesville, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> thanks so much. people in his hometown are speaking out about his conviction. >> i wish he got a first-degree murder, but at least the got convicted of murder. seems that was pretty obvious from the beginning. >> i think it was not premeditated but i do think that he should not leave jail ever. >> people we spoke with said they understand young people make bad choices but this is a crime that took a life. and that must be punished. that is what chevy chase residents are saying. stay with abc seat7 4 continuing coverage of the verdict and you can share your thoughts on our facebook page. >> tonight is your chance to tear your concer

>> reporter: that was a special sundown caucus that happened for people of the jewish faith because they could not vote in the morning because of the sabbath. and we understand that there were some tensions flaring at that caucus event and after some folks were upset, they were required to sign documents stating they needed to attend the evening event because the religious obligations prevented them from caucusing earlier in the day with everyone else. reportedly, some shouting going on, even some shoving and colorful language used but no arrests or anything of that nature to report. >> jamie: good news, thanks, casey steegel, working a long shift there in nevada. thanks. serving it continues, ron paul and rick santorum leaving nevada in the rearview mirror and are now focusing on the contests coming up this week. both campaigns looking for a big day on tuesday, where there will be contests in colorado, minnesota and missouri. >> we do a fair amount of criticizing the current administration, which deserves it. [applause]. >> but our problems didn't occur in the last three years. our prob

just as soon as sundown, or rather the floats that came out here, visitors will get to enjoy that. of course, we'll have it here for you live coming up. reporting links jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> watch the parade right after this newscast on ktvu. we're also streaming the entire event on our website at ktvu.com, so you can watch it on your ipad or whatever. click on the parade tab on our home page. >>> we have more details now on the breaking news we brought you at the top of this newscast. the sudden death of pop superstar whitney houston. houston's publicist released the news just before 5:00 this evening. the cause of death and where she died is not yet known. reports say the 48-year-old star was seen at a pre-grammy party in hollywood thursday night appearing intoxicated. the singer rocketed to stardom in 1985 releasing several multiplatinum records, but in recent years her voice was marred by drug use, and she was in and out of rehab. we will have much more on the death of whitney houston tonight on the 10:00 news. >>> the golden gate bridge officials have taken t

the winds will start to increase after about sundown, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 this evening.emperatures start to tumble if you're going out on the town or early morning service tomorrow, bitterly cold. cloudy skies, not much precipitation coming down just yet. most light rain and snow, just enough to lighten the grounds on the morn parts ing parts of mon county. a grey sky out there this morning. more light rain and light snow coming our way getting to the mid and afternoon hours. 37 at national airport. winds already back to the northwest. but 7 miles an hour, not much of a breeze. wince will increase 25-35 miles an hour range overnight tonight to early sunday morning. that will be a real shock to the system compared to how mild it's been. 32 in gaithersburg, 34 in reston and falls church, 36, manassas. 36 in shadyside and deal. a little colder across northern maryland and mountains of west virginia. saturday planner, filled with cloud cover and moisture, mostly light rain and light snow coming our way this afternoon. much colder air comes in but as it comes in, it comes in

and ends saturday night at sundown.e asked to rest and not play. still time for them to change their mind from the association's director. back to you. jon: start the game at noon. how hard can that be. >> reporter: no problem there. jenna: we need to get jon down to texas to straighten things down there. the dow is above 13,000, a welcome sign. the last time we've been anywhere close to this. jon. we passed it last week i believe, but before that it was 2008 before we saw some of these levels. one of the big gainers in the markets is apple. the stock is trading at a new all time hi. here is why. >> reporter: this is a stock that just won't quick. apple is touching a brand-new all time high yet again today, one of the reasons we are seeing the markets overall in positive territory yet again. the big news driving apple shares higher today is we finally believe we'll get the new ipad 3 next week. apple inviting media to an invitation-only event. i've got my invitation right here coming out this morning to an event on marc

this is going to start to quiet down after sundown. that's the good news out of all this for today.n ugly day and for a lot of travel problems. this is new york city, central park looking at gusts around 30 miles per hour. that is helping to keep temperatures down today, as well. here are the delays as of this hour. newark looking at delays over an hour, about 1 1/2 hours at washington dulles. everything is reported fine at reagan national. let's show some of the current gusts across the region. they are impressive. we saw the highest one this afternoon was out of boston at logan, 52 mile-an-hour gusts. you're at 38. that is enough to bring down tree limbs. there are a couple of hundred people without power. it's not widespread, but it could happen to you. high pressure in place across the nation's wid section. strong low over here, strong low over here is driving in those winds. this will be the next system we are watching today. it's impacting you in the pacific northwest right now. watch this move across parts of montana through the dakotas, through parts of minnesota for tomorro

reporter: welcome to carroll valley, pennsylvania, home of ski liberty where just before sundown the temperature was 63 degrees. degrees. >> it's a beautiful day out, nice soft snow, a little wet. reporter: caught us by surprise, ski liberty is actually open for business. >> it's really strange. it was so strange to come out here and have it be 65 degrees and have my kids be skiing for the very first time. reporter: when we last visited here in early january, it was cold enough to at least have the snow making system up and running at full blast. not today. >> it's challenging when it doesn't get below freezing and we can't make snow at night. a perfect world we'd be making snow every night on all the trails and refresh everything. unfortunately we haven't been able to do that. reporter: this is the heart of ski liberty season traditionally from mlk till valentine's day. >> kind of spring ty weather -- spring ty weather, put february 1st. where's -- spring type weather, but february 1st. where is it? >> there's a couple dry spots, but you kind of expect it the warm weather that we ha

the egyptian authorities promised to do that, and therefore, the women were released just before sundown egypt, and they're fine. they're unharmed, and they're free now. >> at least, i suppose, is a little bit of good news. ben, you're in cairo tonight. 1400 people injured, but 2,000 people now around egypt as clashes are more widespread. what is your sense of whether this is under control or spiraling even more out of control right now? >> certainly here in cairo, it's been going around the clock since yesterday. and the clashes continue until now. in fact, just a while ago, the egyptian tax authority building was lit on fire. it's not quite sure how that happened, so the clashes continue. here, they continue in suez where we have at least four people killed. and now they have spread to the port city of alexandria as well. it's not clear whether they'll dissipate or simply continue and get worse. >> do you have any sense, ben, whether this is -- for lack of a better word, another revolution. you can see the government fall? we started to see parliamentary electoral process begin in egyp

right now very mild at 5:41 at sundown. between now and sunrise at 7:07 we'll see increasing cloud cover. mid-40s in fairfield, vacaville, also in rio vista. another look at our live cbs 5 weather camera, you can see some of the clouds on the horizon. you want to keep the umbrella handy for the next several days. we have an unsettled weather pattern going on. here's our rain futurecast. watch towards the morning commute. ukiah gets measurable rainfall. santa rosa up to .03." as the day progresses, light rain is certainly possible while some areas don't see rain at all. now, here's the area of low pressure with activity north of the bay area. the tail end here just splits in two. that's why we only had that chance of rain. and whatever we see will be very, very light. now, we have additional rain in the weekend forecast. we'll still feature that coming up. >> thank you. >>> a landmark settlement in the mortgage meltdown. >> we are using this opportunity to fix a broken system. >> banks must fork over billions and the biggest

the egyptian authorities promised to do that, and therefore, the women were released just before sundown here in egypt, and they're fine. they're unharmed, and they're free now. >> at least, i suppose, is a little bit of good news. ben, you're in cairo tonight. 1400 people injured, but 2,000 people now around egypt as clashes are more widespread. what is your sense of whether this is under control or spiraling even more out of control right now? >> certainly here in cairo, it's been going around the clock since yesterday. and the clashes continue until now. in fact, just a while ago, the egyptian tax authority building was lit on fire. it's not quite sure how that happened, so the clashes continue. here, they continue in suez where we have at least four people killed. and now they have spread to the port city of alexandria as well. it's not clear whether they'll dissipate or simply continue and get worse. >> do you have any sense, ben, whether this is -- for lack of a better word, another revolution. you can see the government fall? we started to see parliamentary electoral process begin

official sundown was at 5:48. and by the time it comes back up tomorrow morning at 6:59, we will have some areas of patchy frost. right now in the 50s. it is currently 51 degrees in san francisco after a high today of 58 degrees. futurecast this is interesting. you see increasing cloud cover by friday. we remain mostly cloudy then see those specks of green, that gives you's good indication that we have a good chance of light scattered rain showers overnight friday and then leaving us with mostly cloudy skies on tuesday but let's stack up a bit and take it one day at a time. first tonight, bundle up with temperatures dropping below freezing in some locations away from the bay. so obviously a very cold start tomorrow with the areas of patchy frost. pristine conditions, visibility unlimited tomorrow. you might want to take pictures tomorrow. then we have a chance of rain returning here to the bay area on friday night through saturday. coldest spots tonight right there in napa, 29 degrees. otherwise 30 degrees in sant

it's still 64 even though official sundown was at 5:54. san mateo checking in at 63. it's still in the low 60s in santa rosa. you want to compare today to yesterday. yesterday was relatively on the cool side. today was mild and in fact we warmed a good 10 degrees in livermore in comparison to monday's high of only 58 degrees. we are under the influence of high pressure but see these clouds right there skimming underneath undercutting the ridge of high pressure? that's what we have out there right now. but for the most part, those clouds will be dissipating under the ridge of high pressure that continues to strengthen and the end result, we're going to have additional warming for your wednesday but late day the winds will kick in out of northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour. next chance of rain is in our seven-day forecast. tonight overnight 39 to 47 degrees for overnight lows. 47 in pacifica. mid-40s in fremont through newark into union city. san jose tomorrow topping off at 75 degrees. we're talking about 76 tri- valley, 74 santa rosa, 8 degrees above normal in san franc

if they have a religious obligation, to have a cannes to participate in this historic caucus after sundown, so they gave the opportunity to all the voters. so we'll see what the turnout is like starting at 7:00 p.m. >> and, jim, this year, twitter, google will be used. how will that work to get the results out? >> that's right. it's pretty historic. it's the first time twitter will be used in the history of elections to report the sults. we think the gop will act as a model for future elections to come. we thing it's the fastest most effective way to get the results out. google to get it out to the google maps and be visible. we encourage everybody to follow and to look at their site to get the results in real time. >> how has it been, jim, for you organizing this. some long days? >> it's been long days, but it's las vegas. it's really hard to sleep her anyway. so it's great location for it. >> you're right. the city that never sleeps. finally, president obama won nevada by 12% in 2008. how are things looking for republicans this time around? we keep hearing the buzz mitt romney is the lea

they faced a sundown deadline to clear the encampment at the city's government center. most left without a problem. police, however, did make three arrests there. >>> maryland governor martin o'malley will deliver his state of the state address today in annapolis. it will most likely be touching on the issue of legalizing same- sex marriage. he testified in favor of it yesterday. >> it's not right and it is not just that the children of gay couples should have lesser protections than the children of other families in our state. >> governor o'malley says this year's same-sex marriage bill includes language saying religious groups do not have to recognize these unions. some religious leaders feel like they're the ones under attack. >> our esteemed first lady referred to those who oppose this legislation as cowards. this is just the latest example of those with sincere religious convictions are being encouraged to give up their beliefs. >> the biggest fight over this issue may be in maryland's house. speaker michael bush favors the bill but says supporters are going to hav

right now clear skies, official sundown was at 5:40. it will come back up tomorrow morning at 7:07 and in between areas of dense fog developing once again. currently in the 50s and 60s, it is currently 60 in san jose tumbling to 44 degrees. 37 to the north in santa rosa and in between around the central bay into the 40s. now, we will see some problematic areas of dense fog again north of the golden gate bridge an east of the bay bridge, otherwise once that fog dissipates tomorrow morning becoming sunny and our highs well above average. we will see a chance of rain returning to the bay area as early as friday night. and sunday this is an area of low pressure that's beginning to erode that ridge of high pressure but first off, we'll see one more day of temperatures soaring into the 60s at the beaches, 70 in santa cruz, low 70s in campbell. winds slight. 67 degrees in walnut creek, warmer than that in pleasanton and dublin as well in alamo. 70 in santa rosa. friday cloudy, cool saturday, slight chance of sprinkles north of the golden gate