what is the tally so far? what has been recovered?> $9.5 billion has been recovered by the trustee. this has the bank agreeing to pay almost $500 million. >> thank you very much, su keenan joining us from the newsroom. for more on this record one point $7 billion settlement, i am joined by a white-collar d.c.,ey joining us from and our in-house expert, at our bloomberg news reporter. you are right here, so i am going to start with you. this idea of deferred prosecution, this was really the only choice that the government had, right? you cannot move ahead with a charge against jpmorgan chase? >> this is about how deferred prosecution works. there is a believe that if you criminally charge a bank, that they could fail. thethey do not want country's largest bank to fail due to criminal charges, so they have a deferred prosecution agreement, which allows them to admit the criminal activity, or they are shielded from a lot of consequences from it. >> you and i were speaking this morning and said the last time an institution was charged dir

next in the midst of a financial storm seems the tally and the turn of their backs these days in the design of brands that have made their country will famous they're increasingly turning partly to chinese producers for cheap goods sometimes even still labeled made in italy go pers can offer ports. on july first i four generations of this family have made their living from the textile business italian kashmir silk garden you name it these people have quality clothing in their d.n.a. a high end quality which fewer and fewer customers are able to afford now with this the people they they are interested in the nice thing sir but that they have no money to buy and they go to buy a cheap pair of boots and this is ladies and also why is the proud i call rubbish the junk food the junky clothes. as the economy struggles to go on in this recession in half a century demand for a luxury goods among italians is going down but for some the crisis has provided great opportunities just like many other cities across the world rome has its own chinatown as well whole district in the center of the cit

special section we put together dedicated to keeping a tally of the violence in the devastated state the human cost it pays every month . greenland has given a green light to oil exploration of the north east of the country an area previously untouched by industry the move comes as the cash strapped country searches for a way to fix its economy and give it independence montes next year is just the next takes a closer look at the pros and the cons of this decision. drilling and oil exploration off the western coast of the country particularly has already been underway for some time by the likes of shell chevron and exxon mobil but b.p. and its partners will now explore the amaryl concession in the north east which amounts to thousands of square kilometers some believe there may be a huge reserve of oil there up to one hundred ten billion barrels potentially the largest in the whole of the arctic the decision of greenland leadership is a complete u. turn from what it said only nine months ago when a moratorium on any further drilling was imposed due to environmental concerns the latest

the department should every year keep a tally of how far behind you're getting. oh, we're only 5 hundred units behind but bleeding after 10 years we're 5 thousand unit behind it's a different picture so you should gusts a tally. in a way it should be like a permit system the the permit system would be whatever the greatest need is the permits are free but if you have a permit in excess then you have a permit is $200,000 for each unit you're in excess that way affordable housing will catch up. there's a major disconnect between muni and planning. planning is turning around fast but murn not so moved so much. they've got to be together >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'll call a number of names (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm timothy i live in san francisco. i'm also a board member of mri lemon park club and i'm here as a taxpayer to let you know it's time to slow down on this plan and look at all the angles. there doesn't need to be a rush on this i want to talk about things that were done thirty years the double decker freeways and de

waddell to topple those with a jump of one hundred and thirty one point five meters for a points tally of one hundred and twenty seven. it was his sixth career world cup win for the team win and second in the second time and faxed the season. serving as the production played the runners up spot with one hundred and twenty four point seven points. results will pay about two thirty in the overall world cup standings behind leader opponents chemist all austrian defending champion greg shared salad. rounding off the podium in third place and that they would kill me richard fry god. eonmobil also shot and it might seem drunk killed with a brush and clean sweep of the pairs podium at the european figure skating championships in budapest hungary. defending european champions have built a healthy thing to have someplace to bali following the season but scored friday short program. but it turned out that lady did everything but the large large enough for an error strewn performance to music from jesus christ superstar. so let's take this the ice. top that with the fullest or gel apologize to fa

inaugural made his objectives clear that this year saying i'm happy with the twenty thirty zero to tally a victory to cook the dishes in the fall to as close to falling victories by conservative of eight. i've satisfied my first year as general manager but the objective for twenty fourteen as team boss paul says manuel is to beat teams like that or defrost cycle to achieve that goal this summer will be counting all the team lead in the valley who echoes that of gross principal objective and winning cycling's most prestigious race this season but this album will be typing all that i choose this campaign will be having measure of the telly a hoax on twenty eleven when the scalp of a twist on the table the one year contract following several seasons at mowbray the eye the youth. what's more you're totally new room to do. and on. while. in it. did the wind the more. at that while. zero and bar. people to be killed in an explosion at a mitsubishi materials plant in central japan the state they seem to be taken to hospital because of the blast in the prefecture east of the mitsubishi say they

who put you in a hole when you're a tally to this family in a family who are returning to this family in a wall of like a game with when i walk out the door and the first thing i go is in my mind i live to the left and i wait for about ten seconds to make sure that nobody is coming they say in a car coming to my right it's not going to get to before you give me. the raise. cause more so you've got to be straight you got a gun. we got to get out you can protect yourself. airboat milly's a youth organization which made a short film focus on retaliation we had hit in the family my son was one of six years old he was a joy computer engineering and worked for coca-cola bollen at night he got shot five times and he and we really knew that we had to do some model gun violence because i had another son still there still living and also we had community members and founded members there it was a set of bodies and we knew that we didn't need people we tally the not sons murder if it's not you. it's only live in son was cast as michael a boy who was pressured by friends to retaliate for his brot

on our website we're running a project dedicated to keeping tally of the file and to iraq especially the human cost also there read up on a former u.s. commanders dire predictions for afghanistan's future he tells us online how the one that contested helmand province could fall to the taliban this year where they could challenge the authority of kabul. google glass already needs to look sharp another u.s. companies under veiled contact lenses powered with nano technology which could revolutionize the wearable computer more. smoke and mirrors rumors abound that the governor of new york is about to allow marijuana in the medical system that too on our web site. still ahead this hour the week sports with kate and in just a moment we'll report on why britain is suffering a migrant migraine. if you. start to construct. it gives don't want to be gangstas you don't want to. deal with they don't want to blow with all the time the kid came to be we can see. you just mean zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero problems in the hood. i said. i don't want to di

if you tally klitschko who's one of the main opposition leaders here saying that well he would use his personal influence in order to try and keep protesters and riot is peaceful if you will be new procedures i never urged for physical standoff we're calling for a nationwide strike the people need to have their say but i'm using my own personal thord to call a halt to the violence and to make sure the situation doesn't get out of control we've seen two days of violence and i hope there will be no further escalation from what we've seen certainly that's really should stick to the job really because we've we've seen continuous amounts of mullets of cocktails thrown fireworks throwing rocks lot of rocks a lot of the. the the paving stones here in kiev have been broken up and used as ammunition against police so the tally klitschko claims the shooting is personal influence in order to bring about peace well well we didn't see that wednesday night at all. prevail over putting right there let's take a look at exactly where the ongoing turmoil has been taking place and bring up the map of kie

the latest tally shows that korean households are feeling the burden of massive debt to the nation's household credit which includes bain close in purchases on credit. get a fresh high of over nine hundred thirty one billion dollars as of the end of september. at this current piece that figure is expected to surpass about nine hundred forty billion dollars on a november. and compared to two thousand for the nation's household debt level has more than double. other statistics have shown that korean households have also lost their spending power household debt against disposable income rose to one hundred thirty six percent last year the highest ratio in a decade. the new data comes ahead of the ok policymakers are scared to behold the rate setting session for january on thursday. analysts widely expect the central bank to freeze the key interest rate at two and a half per cent for the eighth consecutive month. quality audio on you graham will begin to feel the fruits of the slow economic recovery this year if everything goes according to recent plans announced by the government. after

think about it either eric thanks for being with us the interesting words from john kerry does not tally up with the foreign funding of rebels the you know the funding i'm going to already know he's sort of turning the corner here how to tally up why i think that part of the reason why kerry was forced say that is because the united states has backed itself into a diplomatic corner up until this point we've seen washington continuing with the narrative that the opposition the so-called moderate opposition is really the key and that they are the true representatives of the syrian people but of course it's that same opposition which refuses to take part in the geneva two conference and it's certainly a lot of fun unless the precondition of assad's yeah this is going to say it's just this mixed picture is saying that the terrorists but he's saying the terrorists have been infiltrated at the same time those rebels have been funded by america to really confuse picture coming out of this. well of course it's a confused picture because it's a confused policy this is an aggressive policy by the

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by my tally, five are on board that i have heard say yes on their tally.ssarily guaranteed that if this vote to bring cloture passes that the bill will -- it is almost certain the bill would pass the senate. what happens after that? does it not have to go to the house? >> of course. passes it, they will face political pressure to come up with and talk about how to move this forward. basis.t on a temporary the question will be, how do you pay for? $6.5 billion is the price tag. republicans are insisting it has to be paid for. if it does pass the senate, it forces the conversation. we have to assume that until we get a yes vote it is not a done deal. get a chance to say so, but they do have the 60 votes required to bring closure to the debate. it will be up for a full vote in the senate and the assumption is it will get the same level of support and then the bill will go to the house. the assumption that the bill will pass the house, no matter how much pressure john boehner will be under. let's assume the bill does not pass the house. what does that mean to

government whistleblowers in decades, and yet edward snowden began his leaks just seven÷ acrd the official tally still 1700 today. it is 30% contained, which is a good figure. they do these reports twice a day, so we'll get a good growth on that figure probably by the end of the day. a lot of people here. they have helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft. this was really a dicey situation yesterday morning. this fire started at about dawn. it was started accidentally by three campers up in this the hills. and firefighters really didn't know which way it was going to go in the early hours of that fire. fortunately the wind conditions were in that favor. the fire burned mostly uphill, although it did take out five houses and 17 other structures. they are getting a handle on this. and i think it will be pretty well in control within the next day or so. >> i was fascinated to read that firefighters are so concerned about the dry conditions out there that fire crews are being stationed in place just in case so if a fire breaks out they can respond quickly. >> well, it's unusual. this -- the last year has be

organizers plan to sit down tomorrow and tally up how much money they raised. >>> gliden memorial church in san francisco kicked off mlk celebrations yesterday. the church held two celebration services yesterday, with songs by dr. king. >>> in the nation's capitol, leaders laid a wreath on the national mall today. several hundred people attended the event, hosted by the national parks service. last year, 3.2 million people visited the memorial for the 50th anniversary of dr. king's march on washington. >>> for the passing of each dry day, water levels in california are getting worse. 89% of the state are dealing with severe and extreme drought. some parts of of california, water is already being rationed. one example, the city of willits. the reservoir is only 37% full today. >>> firefighters in southern california expect to have the kobe fire contained by wednesday -- colby fire contained by wednesday. mandatory evacuation orders have been lifted now. six homes were destroyed, along with ten outbuildings, five other homes were damaged. >>> everyone made it out of a burning 13 story apar

the tallies are pretty good. san jose, yes, almost 15 hundredths of an inch. we were telling you about that neighboring community of felton and look at this. we've got training now coming in. all this moisture is going to press over the santa cruz mountains throughout the next hour or so. get ready for heavy downpours and all the way down 17 as you make your way into the south bay. we look pretty good now in the bay area. showers are still coming down, mostly to the south of the north bay, this front is going to continue to pressthe south. dumping snow up in tahoe where i think three feet. that's a darn good total for 24-36 hours. here's where we're headed as we continue through our beautiful day in the bay area. there is more on the way. most will be confined to the south bay, progress into the afternoon hours, mostly dry, spotty isolated activity. 6:00 p.m. you make your way home from work. looking at showers starting to subside with a round of light rain on the way tomorrow morning, then another round on sunday. highs today warranting a jacket. bring with i

we could be tallying up a quarter of an inch of ran. we don't want this system to speed up, we want it to slow down, because the longer it takes to get through the bay area, the more rain it will dump on us. let's check your drive. could be a rough one, mike. what are you watching? back to you guys. >> busy, that's how much he's watching. a lot of oil, grease on the roads. as that rain comes down, it's going to lift that up today. talk about the south, waking up with snow, lots of it. things go the so bad, thousands of kids forced to hunker down for the night at school. "today in the bay's" peggy bunker joins us in the studio with a look at how the cold snap is causing havoc. >> good morning. what a night for people down south a rare winter storm trapped people in place. snow and ice kept people in homes, cars. thousands of kids at school. the severe weather kept 4500 students at school in hoover, alabama, that's the video you're looking at there. 800 students stranded in birmingham. take a look at these pictures, alabama, kids there pl

look at the vote tallies. medicare and medicaid were both approved with the support of half of the members of the minority. the voting rights act of 1965 past with a vote of 30 out of the 32 members of the republican minority. all but two republican senators. there weren't many of them. that was the year after the goldwater debacle. only eight voted against the americans with disabilities act. now none of this happened by the way, none of that happened by throwing these bills together in the backroom and dropping them on the floor with a stopwatch running. it happened through a laborious process of legislating, persuasion, coalition building. it took time and it took patience and hard work and it guaranteed that every one of these laws had stability, stability. now compare that, compare that if you will to the attitude behind obamacare is. when democrats couldn't -- the bill was were supporting his written they decided to do it on their own and pass it on a partyline vote and now we are seeing the result. the

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i think the numbers should be added to how we're tallying retail since 2004. i'm not sure that's possible perhaps the realtor could help us with that but that information will help us get a better understanding of who's really in town. >> thank you commissioner borden. >> i guess one - i'm a little bit concerned i think a lot of the data and information we're not going to be able to get. the employment numbers, you know, the social economic or other numbers are hard to get. one of the things the impact of the commercial corridor is look at the pedestrian traffic. they have those sensors that track pedestrians if i want to see the impact whether people leave a overlook store and shop down the street that would be helpful. the one thing we're comparing all retail to others and some are big box and larger retailer and some are the types of retailer that don't connote with - that don't connote with apple. being able to like flush that out when you're looking at formula retail might be of value when your trying to see the impact. same thing with the grocery store s

they sent us over the tallies and the numbers, but they redacted who voted which way.'s something that we're still trying to get. we can't really say who gave how many points to this plan that won. >> but the governor, the people working for the governor, here the woman he had lent them money to, he had given the quarter million a year job to, she picked out the job that was more expensive but highlighted his success in the cleanup rather than the cheaper ad that did not, right? >> right. well, what happened is in the written proposal, there was no mention of christie. it was celebrities, well-known new jersey people. and -- but they had a verbal session when they discussed this. now, we asked for the minutes from that verbal session to see what was discussed, and they haven't turned that over to us. but apparently it was in that meeting that they decided they really wanted the big guy, christie in the ads. it wasn't in the written proposal. >> congressman pallone, you're a jersey political figure, and everybody is now saying oh, this is just jersey politics, letting c

initial tallies after two days of voting say it has passed with 90% of the vote. the results of the referendum was a given, despite a boycott called by the opposition muslim brotherhood. so all eyes now are on the turnout. a big one would lend legitimacy to the military regime. they would also pave the way for the presidential campaign of army chief al-sisi. in spainst broke out wednesday. thousands took to the streets of madrid to protest expensive redevelopment plans for the city of virgos. this was the sixth day running of the protest which began locally before spreading to the capital. the mayor suspended work on the project tuesday, but that hasn't stopped the unrest. the plans to redesign a street in the northern city would cost 8 million protesters armed as projectiles as are of 2000 hit the streets of madrid on wednesday night, leaving a trail of places. the protests were in support of the residence for a neighborhood in the northern city. it has become a national symbol of resistance after residents began protesting on friday, demanding the local governme

tally sticks are used in the mayoral elections each year. only men can vote or be elected. >> we also wonder why only men can vote, but that's the tradition. >> she sees no reason to get worked up about it. at 80, she is the oldest resident of the town and has seen lots of elections. >> i told my youngest granddaughter she should run for mayor. she has the right character for the job. but she just laughed. >> it's very popular with tourists from germany and austria. not everyone is crazy about the typical cold red wine soup, but most are thrilled by the town's medieval charm. >> these piles of stone are still authentic, and that's what's so fascinating. we don't have anything like it act home. >> it is taking croatia's eu of session in stride. in the last century, the town first belonged to italy, then yugoslavia. some people here have bad memories of the communist era. now, the worries are a bit effort. some are afraid the town could lose its unique character. >> if we are in the process of attracting more people with more money, to build s

window will open and it looks like it's going to remain open for a while, which is what we need to tally up the rainfall totals that we've been lacking so far this season. now, thursday into friday, the cold blast widespread rainfall settles in, and this is what we're counting on. first let's start with tomorrow. 7:00 a.m. light precipitation in sonoma county. mostly dry through most of tuesday as we head throughout the second half of wednesday, look at what's coming to the bay area. you're welcome, guests. we want you at our dinner table. 7:00 p.m., look at this. a juicy system starts to drop in. it's a warm system. we could be measuring anywhere between a quarter of an inch to an inch and a quarter. it really depends on where this thing tracks. right now, i do think we're going to see the most up in the north bay. i'm not being as generous as i could be with these totals, but these will definitely help out the situation. our hills are so brown. yeah, finally we're going to get some growth out of this. but there's a cold blast behind it. we'll talk more about that as we progress further

the sad part about it is so easy with these group tallies and all the kinds of things that you could and if you lay people it's going against their better instincts and they turn to the doctors they basically said we determine that severe pain means it's very intense and a lot of long duration and sometimes violent. does this method meet that threshold and not one according to either the legal documents or the medical memos not once did the doctors ever say no you can't do this the cia had special equipment built for the enhanced techniques the waterboarding is built so that the gators could swing the detainee upright in an emergency. cramped confinement boxes came in in large sizes. and. we've had a lot of debate about torture in this country and whether it's ever justified i think it's never justified in part because as we've seen that once you start down the road of torture it never stops and it gets worse and worse and worse today. doctors are essential to torturing regimes. half of all torture survivors report seeing a doc supervising their torture. the doc keeps alive the ones

i think it's important that, you know, she's keeping tallies of, you know, who she can look to in 2016know, perhaps flip to support her in the next presidential campaign. this is nothing new here. >> you're not surprised by the list? more about this list here, each democrat was ranked with a number. here are some of the names with the worst numbers. senators john kerry, jay rockefeller, bob casey, patrick leahy, you've also got congressman chris van hollen, baron hill, rob andrews. this is the lowest of the list here. van hollen, in fact, just speaking to my colleague chris jansing about this very issue and said he was shocked at the report. he was the chairman of the democratic national campaign committee and wasn't involved in the primary, but let's listen to what he said. >> i'm a huge supporter of hillary clinton. i hope she will run for president, and i've indicated i would be a supporter of hillary clinton if she runs, but again, i'm trying to figure out this last one, chris, as i say, it's an unsolved mystery and maybe someone will pick up the phone and tell me. again, this assu

they are expected to tally up all numbers tomorrow morning. >>> it was something that they would call to burn down the theater. >>> a bay area political drama is heating up. tonight the actor in the center of it. >>> extrasensories will shipping. what they know what you're going to buy even before you do. >>> plus, what the heck was that? a bizarre action has one bay area city member buzzing. >> it wasn't a cloud at all, welcome to the warmest january we have had far. and your high in san rafael is 68 tieing fairfield. when are we going to cool down and hoppling signs for rainfall. that's coming up. ,,,,,,,, for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. show in san francisco after political backlash, is n

the sad part about it is so easy with these group tallies and all the kinds of things that you could and if you lay people it's going against their better instincts they turn to the doctors they basically said we determine that severe pain means it's very intense and a lot of long duration and sometimes violent. because this method meet that threshold and not one according to either the legal documents or the medical memos not once did the doctors ever say no you can't do this the cia had special equipment built for the enhanced techniques the waterboarding is built so that the gators could swing the detainee upright in an emergency. confinement boxes came in in large sizes. and. we've had a lot of debate about torture in this country and whether it's ever justified i think it's never justified in part because as we've seen that once you start down the road of torture it never stops and it gets worse and worse and worse today doctors are essential to torturing regimes all half of all torture survivors report seeing a doc supervising their torture. the doc keeps alive the ones who are

early 2012, the adp number prompted wall street economists to raise estimates for the government's tally of employment growth for december, including all government and private sector jobs, except those in agriculture. economists had been predicting under 200,000 jobs were created in december. back on december 18th, if you recall, after the federal reserve's last meeting i told you that the rebound convinced the central bank to start pulling back on the bond-buying program. in the minutes released from the meeting, the fed said: >> well, but the minutes made clear that the pace of future tapering is not set in stone and will depend on the job markets continued recovery. that is a cause for concern for some fed members. uncertainty about the economy's strength is a reason they made it clear. it would keep interest rates that it controls near zero. >> it's climbed 3% since october. the 10 year rate sets the level for 30 year fixed mortgages, credit cards and student loans. investors and traders bet on an end to the stimulus program. if that forecast proves correct. let's not lose sight of

the bombing at the railway station on december 29th was follow add day later by a blast on a tally busth events raising questions about the winter games set to start just neck week. al jazeera is in moscow. >> well, the news of the arrests is certainly a bit of good news for russian authorities and good news for the russian olympic officials. don't forget the deteriorating condition has dominated the lead up to these games. not of sports but of security, now the russians are saying the anti-terrorist committee are saying they have identified the two men that carries out the bombings. and they have also identified and arrests two accomplishes. two brothers who they say were involved in transporting the bombers from tagastan. and possibly even more good news is they may have found the location of the safe house where it's presumed these bombers were operating from. it's thought they had accommodation in the city where they were armed up, and their logistic support was provided for. so very good news. on a day that seen the first of the 2000 olympic athletes from more than 90 countries ar

this adp number prompted several wall street economists to raise their estimated tally for december. this included all government and private sector jobs except agriculture, and they come out on friday morning. the economists were predicting that 200,000 jobs were created in december. back after the federal reserves last meeting, it convinced the federal bank to pull back on bond buying program:me >> that's a cause for concern for some fed members. uncertainty is one reason why the fed made it clear that it would keep interest rates near zero, at least the ones that it controls, near zero. it has climbed 3% since october. this ten-year rate is what sets the level for 30-year fixed mortgages, credit cards and student loans. and this increase tells that you investors and traders are depending on the stimulus program. let's not lose sight of the 11 million americans who are looking for work or will be soon. late today we learned that macy's is laying off 2100 workers in restructuring aimed to save the retailer. the recovery from two globally recognized economists. it turns out in their

tallis will be a challenge and there is spirit fails to address the ethnic and political rivalry that and to paint the bloodshed in africa's new is nationwide and on. fighting between troops loyal to president sell but kiera and raffles backing the vice president he sacked in july a week in the shop erupted in mid december. thousands of people have been killed and more but hoffman million have fled their homes by the un says atrocities have been carried out by scientists. and mm the explores fc barcelona presents on grower also has stepped down following an investigation into the siting of brazilian name on it salt rover also has resigned as president of fc barcelona a day off from sputnik court opened an investigation into last year's signing of brazilian name up on tuesday the court issued a hearing to investigate possible enough for the alleged misappropriation of funds are for the fifty seven point one million euro signing of twenty one year old fort was held to my standing on the draw date he said that the law states that have been the mom fed them breakfast report of misappropri

. >>> well, people across japan have been tallying up their bills, and noticing a trend taking shape in recent months. they've been paying more and more for goods and services. the latest data show the consumer price index rose in 2013 for the first time in five years. officials from the ministry of internal affairs said prices were up 0.4% from 2012. the index does not include volatile fresh food prices, though. the weaker yen led to bigger electricity and gas bills. as well as higher gasoline prices. a rise in the cost of food such as mayonnaise and canned seafood also contributed. another factor was an increase in prices of personal and tablet computers. the december index rose 1.3% from the same month in 2012. it was the seventh straight month of gains. >>> now we spoke with koy koya mimayi a senior economist about the trends in inflation. >> translator: prices of many items are rising now. that's partly because many people are buying things before the consumption tax goes up in april. it's possible that prices will start falling after the tax hike. so we have to keep a cautious

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throughout the day today we're going to add more drops to the tally that we are impressed by. red wood valley, an inch of rain, san jose is getting good looking numbers, we're going to add to it. that's where the heaviest rainfall is coming down. that's where you want to travel cautiously. we're watching this band that came along the peninsula, this is going to spread to the south bay as well as we progress throughout the next two hours so you want to give yourself extra time to reach your destination safely. we're going to be here. a couple interesting things i want to point out. you can see san francisco getting nice and wet at this point. we could pick up additional .1 inch of rain here as we head throughout the next two hours. this is really looking good for us. some good looking totals. we're not out of the woods until 3:00 this afternoon. you can see residual spotty activity at that point. we head to friday morning we're going to see the showers around so we're going to keep the moisture coming in and hey, the big story is in tahoe. look at this snowfall. we could pick u

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