to the sunshine state. cyber loafing on monday. the hours lost to sleep spends workers to the web, where they typically go to entertainment sites. people exhibit less control when they are tired. a new site has come along with a cult following. what the interest is. >> welcome to the fastest growing social network you probably never heard of. >> this is the new was phenomenon. >> it is asocial website where for now 2/3 of its visitors are women. >> you're basically book marking images. >> it has captured the attention of millions. business and wall street are watching. >> that had over 100 million told visitors in february. >> the mission statement is to connect everyone to the things they find interesting. it has huge word-of-mouth advertising potential. >> if i say this is a great pizza, i have told to the whole story right there. >> the company operates the website in california with 16 employees and no profit. a picture that might change if millions continue to flock to the site. chris clackum, wbal-tv

after all lawmakers are frame of the bill as a religious freedom issue so looks like the sunshine state is taking a cue from conservatives like rick santorum because he's not seen throughout this whole separation thing either i don't believe in america or the separation of church and state is absolute the idea that the church can have no influence or no involvement in the operation of the state which is absolutely an authentic call to the to the objectives and vision of our country. let me ask a question here and santorum talks about church as referring to all religions are muslims jews buddhists included under the label of church or is the only thing about evangelicals think we all know the answer and sadly the florida house seems to be on the same page because within twenty four hours the state house also passed a bill that would ban courts from using religious or foreign law in making a legal decision lawmakers voted in favor of house bill twelve o nine it was sponsored by representative who explains the bill designed for the cases throughout the country where courts have upheld isla

. >> take it to the sunshine state to v"#çhear more about th unique purpose dot mac purchase.today's country church salute goes to the dewitt community church in dewitt new york. the colony is celebrating its bicentennial. john do that for religious services. in 1811 they organized the young society which eventually became the dewitt community church. then it was burned and the church was relocated. generations later the congregation had decided they had outgrown their little white church and in the 1950's and new church was constructed and still stands today. art thanks to the church member for sharing the story of dewitt community church. and we want to know about your home church as well so this can be sent to the address dot mac address on the screen. stay with us, the mailbag is next. time now for our weekly look inside the farm report mailbag.... jay gilbert provides some real time corroboration of comments from >> time to check the mailbag. jay gilbert provides realtime corroboration from comments on our market analyst best week. i have it. e-mail and for the last few m

. >> today started with walk out of schools across the sunshine state. the president spoke out for the first time. a rally took place on capitol hill. and about one half hour, members of the naacp will hold a vigil in the district.

. >>> located on the gulf coast of the sunshine state, tampa, florida, is a gleaming city. >> used to be a motto, tampa is where the good life gets better every day. >> but a dark cloud has steadily cast a shadow over tampa. >> we saw the prescription drug abuse epidemic really start to appear on the radar here in the tampa area. and it continues to grow, and the result now is our drug treatment systems are taxed to the limits. and our county jails are now becoming taxed to the limits. >> colonel jim frapatera runs the two facilities that make up the tampa jail system. the falkenberg jail has a capacity of 3,000 inmates, and the orient road jail has capacity for 1,700. it's also the site for intake, where men and women are processed into the jail. unlike prison, for all of the inmates convicted, the majority of jail inmates have only be charged with a crime and are awaiting trial for resolution of their cases. but these days, many of them first arrive in a similar state. >> whatever. what is this? >> you're at orient road? >> orient road. >> in hillsborough. >> seeing more and more me

first, outrage over the shooting of an unarmed florida teenager is now spreading far beyond the sunshine state>> hundreds of new yorkers hit the streets last night to demand justice. wa wabc was there. territory was a rally with a specific goal. justice for 17-year-old trayvon martin. this million hoodies march drew more than 2,000 people to union square. his parents' voiced empowered by the crowd. >> trayvon martin did matter. i just want new york to know that we're not going to stop until we get justice for trayvon. >> reporter: the florida boy was wearing a hoodie and carrying a soda and a pack of skittles when he was confronted, then shot and killed walking to his family's home. much of the nationwide outrage came after 911 calls were released. >> are you following him? >> yeah. >> okay. we don't need you to do that. >> okay. >> that's the voice of george zimmerman, a neighborhood watch captain. a man tired of recent break-ins near his home outside orlando. zimmerman was not charged or arrested for allegedly shooting and killing martin. police are investigating whether it was self-defense

also, western parts of the state, sunshine now. overall, though, the winds have turned around to the east. and that is the main culprit for why our temperatures just took a huge hit this afternoon. 47 degrees is where we topped out today. that is where we start out the day. way below average. the water temperatures are still low. easterly winds off the water. knocks down the high for the day. inland, it was warmer. you can see farther inland. temperatures really high. whereas look at this contrast, it is much colder to the north. we're riding that way just in between the two. and that's also where the storm track is now. we had a few showers already. but here's that storm system that is still going to take through tomorrow to clear us. couple of showers, even a few thunderstorms with it. that's going to continue to move our way through the evening hours. then the chance for thunderstorms. maybe tonight and tomorrow. and this is not going to issue like last week's. but the chance for showers and thunderstorm scattered about as we he

now thursday into friday we should get the sunshine across the state much of the day here, a warm day and that system to the west, again, crawling steadily east, probably going to make its move into maryland saturday night, saturday night into sunday. that could mean cooler and damper weather, especially for that second half of the weekend. mostly cloudy, fog developing. your thursday forecast 74, patchy fog again. tomorrow night humid again in the mid-50s. your seven-day forecast, there are some changes in the outlook. i promise you that. briefly warmer friday. the weekend looks cooler. sunday the system arrives. that will cool us off into early next week. kelly? >>> a warning about a strange charge many of you may be finding on your cell phone bill. the worst part if you don't check that bill carely you could easily miss this. john matarese explains. >> reporter: most of us feel our cell phone bills are too high but how carefully have you gone over your bills the past few months? you could have hidden charges you shouldn't be paying. steve noticed his cell phone bill getting higher

sunshine. around the state looking good. 62 in sacramento, 63 and sunny in fresno today, about 61 degrees in monterey bay, 68 ukiah. starting to warm up there and also around the bay area as we are going to see temperatures soaring to as high as 66 in san jose today. 60 in half moon bay. 46 degrees in union city. east bay temperatures moving well into the 60s by the afternoon. as high as 67 in pleasanton. and 67 degrees in the napa valley. one of the warmer spots, santa rosa, checking in about 68 degrees and 64 degrees and sunny all day in san francisco. the next couple of days, we are going to watch these temperatures running well above average. 70s in the hotspots. even some mid-60s at the coast. by monday, we start to cool just a little bit. but then we'll see some more extensive cooling back to work as we head on tuesday as we'll see more clouds rolling in and well, maybe some showers by the end of the week. the snow report. they have seen plenty of it this week and it's looking good. a good weekend to ski. >> all the cars will be going there. >> we'll see them racing up there now. >> thank you.

we have a pretty nice sunday, 61 and almost sunshine. state kron 4, in the meantime, have a great weekend and enjoy yourself. you will see some sunshine today before the rain roles in tomorrow. stay tuned for dr. phil.

prevented her from having her right to speak and make public comment under free speech and sunshine laws in the state and in the city. as was previously pointed out, there were 18 referrals from the sunshine ordinance task force. this was a unanimous 6-0 ruling of willful violation and they sent it to you. you found that there was willful misconduct and official misconduct but for various reasons sent a separate letter to the mayor essentially recommending that she be sacked. nothing has happened of the sort. instead, as you've heard also, she was kept in office by the mayor's appointees, all seven of the library commissioners, and they unanimously elected her president, once again, after your finding, and she stays in position as library commission president. her misbehavior was very clearly in the core of what she was doing as library commission president. she, as president, is in charge of running the meetings and the violation to the member of the public and to everybody, really, was core to her responsibility as president of the commission. others testified at the sunshine ordinance task force a

. >> the beautiful sunshine state. that's why they call it that.er's is alive and well and we have birthday buddies for you this morning. sam norton, new rochelle, new york. 100 years old today. my kind of guy. two scoops of butter pecan ice cream every night before he goes to bed. and every morning before i get up, i have two scoops. i love that. we have frances cardillo from oakdale, pennsylvania. always very excited to go shopping and hit the slots at the casino. that's good. i like that one. i'm not a big gambler but i like it. proctor green, monroe, louisiana, is 101 years old today. loves to recite poetry, and is a very caring person with a very caring heart. nice thing to say about somebody. albert and elizabeth newton of east providence, rhode island. they've been married 75 years. they say they've always been able to look out for each other. isn't that a nice sentiment? how many people can say they've been married 75 years? how many people have been married 35 years? marry altman of hancock, michigan is 105. and she absolutely is proud of

. >> plenty of sunshine across the entire state and even here in the bay area. temperatures already warming up nicely after a pretty cold morning out there. taking a live look outside, looking out towards the oakland estuary, you can see the sunshine. san francisco out in the distance and right now on the maps, i can show you this with mostly clear skies. you can pick out that fog bank way out there in the pacific. winds have backed off quite a bit. you can see winds out of the north-northeast out of fair field sustained at 12 miles per hour. we still have a hint of an offshore breeze. current temperatures, you can see we are beginning to warm up, 60s showing up in santa rosa. live more, 64 and oakland downtown in the upper 50s, right around 59 degrees. here is your headline, pretty much nice today and also into your friday as high pressure remains in command of our weather. we showed you that weak off shore flow. mostly sunny skies, most areas backing up into the 60s and the warmest neighborhoods right around the 70-degree mark for today and also for tomorrow.

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sunshine ordinance and the task force. the departments are on record in the cost of state act like the brown act and labeling them as city sunshine ordinance costs. virtually all departments are giving estimates of cost by what they remember, a sure way to inflate the numbers. even the cost of noncompliance with the ordinance that delays the city attorney fees, the hearings at a loss lawsuits, are all counted as compliance costs. there are other flaws in methodology we are reporting directly to harvey rose's office. the survey promotes three types of wrongdoing. one is political retaliation. the second is biased research. the final is a waste of tax dollars. unless this survey is modified, it will be worthless. thank you very much. president chiu: next speaker, please. >> i am peter boer field -- warfield. with respect to the ongoing survey of sunshine costs now under way, only looking at the costs and not benefits biases the survey and suggests the stage is being set for a hatchet job against the sunshine ordinance and those who use it on behalf of public knowledge and awareness. when that apparent intended hatchet job is coming

sunshine, mild. midatlantic states into the southeast.l and southern florida. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. a special guest this morning with us. al's daughter leyla roker is here with susan roker from appleseeds magazine. >> she interviewed dad about his career. good morning. >> good morning. >> we want leyla to tell us about dad at home, but first let's talk about the article. was it cool to write about dad? >> is yeah, it was really fun. i knew what he did, but i didn't know all the details. so i got to learn more details about how he started and i also got to learn about the editorial process which is pretty long actually. >> yeah. >> your interview questions were right on. budding journalist, al? >> fortunately she takes after her mother. >> a little bit of both in there. >> susan, how did the project come about? i understand you're neighbors with the rokers. >> i live around the corner. this year appleseed did something different. for march all six of our magazines have one theme which is the perfect storm. t

what the state is doing to handle the trayvon martin and we'll talk about the economy in the sunshine staterins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> just when i thought it was gone, just when i thought i was done talking about things like windchill, looks like winter is going to return briefly but it has returned. outside right now in western new york, southern michigan, it does not feel very pleasant. windchill is 18 in buffalo. bundle the kids up. put hat and gloves back on if you can find them. 80 degrees in buffalo only a week ago. albany, new york, now getting colder. all that chilly, windy air will head for the cities on the eastern seaboard from the mid-atlantic up through new england. look at boston today. only 45 and windy. later tonight is the problem though. the cold air moves in. it's going to be below freezing. of course the growing season has started. leaves, tree, buds, flowers. you get the picture. hard freeze warnings in effect for many areas. if you have areas to protect, cover it up before you go to bed. record temperatures in the middle of the country. texas all of the

state. right now outside some sunshine back out. that's nice. 71 at bwi. what a change from the cool weather we were dealing with yesterday. through the day it's interesting. lots of downpours. storms rumbling through and the sunshine popping back out and same deal in annapolis. storms took longer to show up and were quick to depart. you can see a beautiful blue sky. winds from the south and southwest. that's a warm breeze, so no rapid cool off with that boundary swinging through. there's some gusts near 33 in the western part of the state. it will be breezy tonight and through the day tomorrow looking quite breezy. right now temperatures low 70s. subtract a solid 10 or 12 degrees. that's where we are tomorrow closer to 60. you can see the most intense weather much further west. we got a heavy cluster of storms in west virginia back down through the va va area in -- virginia area in short order. we'll see a few scattered showers the rest of the evening. this boundary will bring in rose rose-- breezy weather. the very humid conditions have stayed bottled up

sunshine on tap. gorgeous, gorgeous weather. take you on a cross state tour, frederick. now we head to ocean city. other than a little forks weather was looking great. baltimore nothing but sunshine. man it was nice. good stuff here. last lay, annapolis at the u.s. naval academy, looking down at the severn river. we have three weeks left on the caller. meet logical spring starts today. maryland's most powerful radar starts today. still near 60 in patuxent river. cooler air filtering in, makes for a cooler day tomorrow. don't get used to the warm stuff. the winds are solidly out of the north. 20 sustained in winchester and gusts up to 30. baltimore 25. easton 16. getting breezy and cooler. 70 in d.c. mid to upper 60s central maryland. 0 in cambridge. ocean city hitting 70. man, it was nice out. so clear tonight and cooler. into the day tomorrow we look for a new system to develop. it's not even on the map yet. we expect the high pressure cell to weaken, slide east. initially this will encount ter very dry air. the east coast states, as the storm develops, likely that this will be a struggle to see m

traveling around the state you will see sunshine, 60s into the central valley. wanted to go to the high country and ski? it's looking good in the high country. yeah. a little slushy toward the afternoon but in the morning it's going to be fantastic skiing. temperatures around the bay area this afternoon, 66 degrees in san jose. 64 in redwood city. about 60 in half moon bay. east bay numbers up well into the 60s by the afternoon. as high as 67 in pleasanton. about 66 in walnut creek. 67 degrees in napa. looking good into the north bay this afternoon the one of the warmer temperatures, about 68 in santa rosa. and about 64 degrees in mill valley. next couple of days, we are going to see those temperatures spike quite a bit as high pressure builds n offshore winds blowing on saturday and sunday. looks like we'll start to cool things down maybe a little bit of a sea breeze kicking in late on monday and tuesday. but remember, last weekend it was cold, brisk and breezy. this weekend just the opposite. it's going to be beautiful everywhere. >> i'm so excited. we are hea

sunshine expected today. no clouds in the sky. 7:20 sunrise. clear conditions all across the eastern united states. ther pattern that we are seeing. 79 for the high temperature with total sunshine today northwesterly breeze. the winds have shifted for today. that is the only reason i am not going into a vein low 80's this afternoon, because the wind will be. and out of the be clear tonight, in the 50's. overnight temperatures are equivalent to our typical afternoon high temperatures. unseasonably warm weather pattern. patchy clouds tomorrow with a slight chance of a late-day and thunderstorms. 30% chance of a brief thundershower tomorrow afternoon and evening. if better chance on friday. low 80's tomorrow. 70's friday into next week. >> a soberide as far as interstate travel. belle glade trouble will be better. clearing overnight construction in tysons and springfield and they have already done so on the beltway in landover. traffic near the pentagon everything is running smoothly on 395 and on washington boulevard, 110 and 66 head of through rosslyn and ballston and across the roosevelt bridge. loo

sunshine in. it is the western areas of the state that have thicker cloud cover, right now over allegheny county. the rate of a quiet right now, but there is a possibility that something good start to pop in the next couple of hours. let's look at the temperatures right now. with all that sunshine, we are quickly warming up to 68 degrees at b.w.i., 66 at the inner harbor, 60's and 70's along the eastern shore, cooler along ocean city. they were locked in the fog earlier on. to g8 in frostburg. overall, most areas are dealing with the mild conditions. we're seeing a big change, and eventually into the weather pattern. for now it is just the clouds in place. this is bringing in the onshore flow appeared all the moisture of the atlantic, helping to spark some of the isolated thunderstorms. what this is also doing is putting the brakes on at the weather pattern. this has been powerful and moving across the west. it is having a hard time moving east. it will slowly make its weight east the next couple of days. this is set to change with a very slow pattern did we see how powerful this front is. big dr

california forecast, definitely quiet sunshine taking over the entire state.ego, l.a., palm springs, big sur, sacramento and chico cool spot tahoe at 37. here's kristen with more news. >> 6:43. israeli president peres continues his bay area visit today he will attend the annual launch conference in san francisco. last night he -- he visited temple emanuel in san francisco where he received the key to the city. peres spoke to 2,000 people warning about the dangers of a nuclear iran. >> iran is the only country on earth that calls for the destruction of israel. that denies the holocaust. we have nothing again the iranian people, it is the government of iran which is the worst. >> tomorrow president peres will tour google headquarters. his appearance brought out demonstrators some protesting what they call apartheid-like policies against palestinians in israel others objected to israel's stance over the issue of nuclear weapons. pro-israeli demonstrators squared off against the others but things remained peaceful. >>> bloomberg's jane king live at the new york st

in unseasonably mild conditions, as high pressure system settles into the entire state of california and we have sunshine from top to bottom. let's pinpoint some areas. the capital in the upper 60s. meanwhile, upper 60s common from fresno, stockton, modesto. upper 60s around the monterrey bay. 72 degrees in redding. if you are heading to the high sierra this weekend, lucky you! make sure you have the sun block. temperatures each day into the mid-50s. winds will be slight and the sunshine will be abundant. now, meanwhile, your pinpoint forecast, kick starting with the coast into the 60s, 70s for today and tomorrow. very similar readings if not just a couple of degrees warmer for your sunday. 73 degrees in morgan hill as well. east of the bay, northwest winds 5 to 10 miles per hour today number wise, into the upper 60s. 74 in brentwood, tracy and oakley. 73 in santa rosa. check out san francisco, average high temperature this time of the year is 61 and we're forecasting a high of 67 degrees. now, as the temperatures go up, the air mass dries out. therefore, if you are suffering from allergies, blame it on

pressure building in, drying out the atmosphere and we are going be dry with the sunshine from the top, the bottom portion of the state. in fact, your pinpoint forecast approaching 70 from sacramento through stockton into modesto, fresno, upper 60s in monterey bay. heading into the high sierra, lucky you. fresh powder into the 50s. make sure you grab the sun block and locally, we're going to have the abundance. 74 degrees in campbell. that's where the outside numbers. east of the bay with the northwest wind 5 to 10. number wise, low 70s. 74. and brentwood through tracy, 73 in santa rosa. looks like with the dry air mass, the pollen count goes up. if you suffer from allergies, both days we're going to have extremely high counts as far as trees are concerned. there's the extended forecast, we have the dry weather pattern for monday. and friday with that chance of rain. and it's a 38th annual napa valley marathon. cbs 5, a very proud sponsor. a daytime high of 70 after starting off in the 40s. hydrate, hydrate, hydrate, right kim? >> that's right. charles barkly won in an athletic competition, just terrible. could this b

as a matter of fact, around the state, a lot of sunshine. 60s into the central valley, high country 50s spring skiing conditions up there. around the bay area temperatures up into the 60s toward the afternoon hours. 60 in half moon bay. 63 hayward. east bay 67 in pleasanton. 56 in pleasant hill. inside the bay those temperatures up into the 60s. couple of 50s at the coastline at stinson beach. still the next couple of days spectacular. temperatures popping up into the 70s in the warmest spots on saturday and sunday. then we begin to cool off a little bit into monday. more cooling, more clouds on the way toward next tuesday. all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> thank you. and southbound 101 near ralston along the peninsula there is an accident there. sounds like a car lost their tire and so now the car ran off the road into a ditch. so no lanes are blocked. but apparently traffic is heavy across the stretch. wouldn't be surprised to be slowing on our sensors soon but so far okay in both directions on 101. live "timesaver traffic" camera the nimitz look great both direction

look for morning snowshowers in the midatlantic states. sunshine in the south.f coast, warm air. do you have the new york city to do list? central park, times, meet al. >> good morning. a storm system will pass south of us. the best chance will be south of baltimore city. >>> don't forget. you can get your weather any time day or night on the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. ann? >> coming up next, why a growing number of ordinary americans are stocking up for the worst case scenario. that's coming up right after this. >>> we are back now at 7:42. are you ready for the end of the world as you know it? an increasing number of americans are preparing for the worst by stocking up for long-term survival. nbc's janet shamlian has details on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, matt. in this era of bulk shopping at warehouse stores it's not unusual for families to keep stocked with extra boxes or cans of the basics, but what you're going to see is more extreme and is becoming more common. in fact, someone you know could be gearing up fo

sunshine. the only we could enjoy it without the wind. moving well-off sure. very thin, high clouds moving in to garrett county. the cold front has dipped passed the state and is moving throughout virginia. we're now seeing temperatures dropping down. the colder air coming in from the north, we still have sunshine which is competing for the temperatures. it's keeping as pretty steady. we're not seeing a big movement. we will feel much colder and eventually a storm system will come in from the west that will increase our rain chances on wednesday. looking at the national map, you can easily find the cold front, the blue colors and proud of this darker green. you can see this is just dipping over maryland. currently, in the 50's, but in the third the's tonight. 60 in annapolis. 55 currently in gaithersburg. expected to get near 60, at best. the wind gusting up to 30 miles per hour at times, sustained wind around 20 miles per hour. the temperatures will be dropping down. clear and cold overnight with a freeze watch for the baltimore city area. north of here, that is a breeze warning. conditions are more likely. if you have your garden planted, you may want

state does business. >> i'm jeff ranieri and we managed sunshine today, but quick developing showers offshore will be rapidly changing the forecast. it's moving rain into the thursday. ha will we will have the full details and a weekend storm in minutes. [grunting] (sir can-a-lot) whoa! hello, madame. sir can-a-lot. crusader of flavor. i wanted to make your mac 'n cheese more delicious by adding glorious spam! (woman) that does sound good. glorious. (ancr) break the monotony. for more fun ideas visit spam.com. >>> an emotional day for the opd as it remembered and honored four of the fallen officers killed three years ago today. a new song was dedicated today to the police officers killed in the line of duty in 2009. you may remember this. today family members broke down as the fire department unfurled a large american flag at the overpass. they were shot and killed by a parolee in oast oakland as what started out as a traffic stop. the police department is still dealing with the aftermath of their tragedy. i travel around and people ask how we get fors healing the department. one which we are still daling wi

state. starting out with fog, that will mix with sunshine this afternoon and we will warm up to the 70s onceoon. we will have that forecast coming up, don. >> thank you. in the news this morning mitt romney sets his sights on winning over maryland's republicans coming off a victory yesterday. >>> new developments in the anne arundel scandal, could the chief of police testify against his boss. >>> a man suspected in a string of murders in france is in a stand off with police. more news, first warning weather and your first traffic report of the morning in a couple of minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com, baltimore. >> good morning, maryland, now don scott, marty bass and the latest breaking news, from wjz's news team, your first warning weather, and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station.

so what will not be sold to europe will be sold elsewhere the issue of sunshine in iran is something that comes from the united states and europe following because there is no other way out for you being there can increase this to try to facilitate the negotiating table but not the magically change the course of action that will be taken in around anyway. before greece even gets its second one hundred thirty billion euro bailout the i.m.f. warning that it may soon either third cash injection that's not sitting well with the e.u. with athens having drained much of the blocks the burgeoning cash supply is already to avoid a default and with belt tightening across the western world there's only one place left to seek help sorting stresser a city reports with china's three trillion plus dollars in foreign currency reserves it was only a matter of time before deadly that europe came knocking on its store from the chinese side of the leaders always feel ok they are willing to shoulder with him it still is like we're not putting in practice may be we want some kind of a deal for me well it's not even a maybe now china's cal

arrived in america for the democratic party to get out of the shadows of states rights and walk forthrightly into the bright sunshine of human rights. >> after the speech, the applaud lasted over ten minutes. when the final vote was taken on the civil rights plank, humphrey and his supporters won a stunning victory. in the middle of the noisy crowd, birmingham police commissioner bull conner led the dixiecrats and out of the democratic party. >> a lot to ask you about, dixie crats, who were they? >> they were southerners who had begun to oppose truman because truman's earlier stand on civil rights especially that year and they were the southern segregationists, i believe there were something like 17 states were involved total, but mississippi and the carolinas and alabama were some of the -- you know, the front people. and they were -- they just did not want any talk of civil rights. and they wanted truman to defeat it and so they put up their own candidate. >> where did you get that -- i know you talked about all the video. where did you get that black and white video we just saw? >> it's mostly universal newsreels

not months that involved in the middle east and creation the issue of sunshine in iran is something that comes from the united states and europe following because there is no other way out for you republican i mean they can increase this to try to facilitate the negotiating table but it will not magically change the course of action. will be taken in tehran anyway. staying with the region and israel maybe seeing a seismic shift in relations with its once close ally egypt the recently elected egyptian lower house of parliament this week named to live as the country's number one enemy they call for courage to revise all relations and agreements in the protest with israel against its attacks on gaza of latina journalist with the jerusalem post says the situation between the two countries is only set to get worse. the more islamists take power in egypt the worse relations will get between the two countries because islamists have never had an interest in peace and fruitful proper ration with israel they've only been interested in damaging israel and actually seeking its destruction and in their overall ideology the sudde

what would not be sold in europe would be sold elsewhere the issue of sunshine in iran is something that comes from the united states and europe following because there is no other way out for you and for that i mean they can increase this to try to facilitate the negotiating table but it will not magically change the course of action. will be taken in tehran anyway the chief of the international monetary fund believes that major vulnerabilities still remain in europe and that they could prevent the carnage from overcoming the financial crisis christine lagarde was speaking in china where she called the country a bright spot in an uncertain global economy and just as our silly records many analysts now point to beijing as the possible savior of europe. with china's three trillion plus dollars in foreign currency reserves it was only a matter of time before debt laden europe came knocking on its store from chinese side of the leaders always for your case they are willing to show their willingness to our is very good not putting in practice maybe we want some kind of a deal for me well it's not even a maybe now china'

south of us even maybe along the eastern shore but the southern part of the state this model picks up on and lots of sunshinee head into the rest of the day and especially on tuesday and wednesday. now for today, that temperature will be right around 46 degrees mostly cloudy and breezy and chilly and by tonight, that temperature coming in at 26 degrees mostly clear and tomorrow's temperature still chilly with ample sunshine temperatures around 47. back to you guys. >>> this morning's health alert are your kids getting enough vitamin d? >> that's a question you may be asking especially in the winter months. abc2 news health reporter linda so is here with this morning'sdoctor segment good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are joined by dr. karen boyle and we know how important it is to get vitamin d especially in our kids. why is this something parents should have on their radar. >> you hear about vitamin ddeficiency driving most of us to get our levels checked but the issue with the children i think is something we are not discussing as much. and the reason that's so important is one out of 10 children h

we have sunshine from top to bottom. throughout the state of california. your weather forecast in throughout the central valley topping off in the upper 60s. mid-50s in the high sierra all weekend long. sunday warmer at 57 degrees. low 60s in yosemite. 60s in monterey bay with the abundance of sunshine. so how are we stacking up as far as rainfall totals are concerned? san francisco 40% of where we should be for this time of the year compared with last year at 101%. there you have san jose with the very dire 27%. last year at 80%. these totals not improving much within the next 10 days. tomorrow sunny skies, winds light out of the northwest up to 5 to 10 miles an hour. 74 for an outside number and east of the bay the temperatures will soar up to 74 degrees in throughout brentwood and rio vista as well as tracy, oakley and mountain house. north of the golden gate bridge, from the 60s through the low 70s. outside number will be santa rosa at 73 degrees. san francisco at 67. again when the average high is in the low 60s. when the temperatures go up, air mass

sunshine ordinance. e-mails between the budget analysts assured the supervisor that for all communications regarding this analysis we will only state we are conducting an analysis for the board of supervisors. what was harvey rose trying to conceal? what do they have to hide from the public? why wasn't the sunshine taskforce informed? just last month, the gao committee approved a work plan that said "provide policy analysis research reports, as requested by individual members of the board of supervisors. these reports may be confidential documents, at the discretion of the requesting board member." this violates the brown act and the sunshine ordinance. the board of supervisors should not approve a work plan that allows secret reports on the behalf of individuals. thank you very much. >> ray hart, director of san francisco open government. more and more citizens of this city are becoming aware of the fact that this board of supervisors and other city bodies choose to follow the law when it suits them and ignore the law when it does not. excuse my french, but we are getting screwed by some sort of process. i sat and watched many of

states. i know you like sunshine. so i want to take you all the way over to omnivision.s is a chapmaker. makes chips for image sensors. we're up 8.5%. there are some positives here, getting an upgrade today. and that's the reason why. mandy, back over to you. >> courtney, thank you for that. michael shea, back to you. i feel like no one should be particularly surprised here. for a long time, people have been saying we're due for a pullback. and guess what happens? we get a pullback. nonetheless, are you taking cover on a day like today? >> taking cover -- i don't know so much as maybe -- >> are you buying, then? >> no, absolutely not. i don't think this is a day for buying. i don't think you want to be reaching and trying to see whether or not you're at the bottom at all. our technical team at direct access partners puts this pullback back to maybe the 1,270 levels. the good thing for the market, even though we're not going to see anything particularly good in terms of of green, most good markets have these moments. i think we probably come in more before we ended up fir