coming up, the cloud race. we will look how i software maker went to compete against giants i could google on the flight to the cloud. ♪ >> welcome back. leaders from the technology industry are meeting in california for the annual tech a focusconference with of how technology transforms business and society. emily chang is there in half pat bay with the -- with guilty. herewonderful conference in half moon bay. the ceo joining me now. it's such an interesting crossroads in the world of technology. businesses are going straight to the crowd and many of them bypass the tools you offer. how do you find new customers? >> clearly, we see our task is helping our existing customers move to the cloud as well as capture these new customers going to the crap -- going to the cloud all stop one of the strategies is to be an aggressive layer and what we call the hybrid cloud. asia and weack from announced our service in japan and a partnership in australia and progress in china, clearly participating in both ways. as big as

. >> the clouds are racing in from the south and bringing in some milder air and sweeping the rain away. we have had generally a quarter to half an inch around the metro area. still getting light rain and sprinkles in this area in green, montgom

a recount of the mayor's race given the cloud of suspicion over the vote count here at the registrar oters office. so the race for mayor not mai not be over just yet. elections workers were still opening and counting provisional ballots today. more than a week after the votes were cast. and today a potential bombshell. upon recommendation of the secretary of state, the santa clara county registrar will take another look at the race for mayor. >> they're going to recommend that can do a machine recount on some of the ballots in the city of san jose. >> reporter: when she receives a letter from the secretary of state, shannon boucher says she will have workers recount roughly 40,000 votes in the mayor's race. these are votes cast in precincts on election day, not the mail-in ballot. why the move?

. >> the clouds are racing in from the south and bringing in some milder air and sweeping the rain away. we have had generally a quarter to half an inch around the metro area. still getting light rain and sprinkles in this area in green, montgomery, fairfax and scattered sprinkles farther south into prince william. this is right into washington, northern prince george's, howard county. everything is still wet, even where the rain has stopped. our roads are still wet. temperatures near 50 degrees. shenandoah. out of the mountains, mid and upper 50s. closer to washington, though, it is a balmy morning. southern prince george's, mid-six. as is southern fairfax, stafford is, spotsylvania. low 60s in our western northern suburbs. this is going to stay balmy for the morning and get milder in the afternoon. you can see the crowds racing through the weather headlines. mild morning. a warm afternoon. rain to snow likely on wednesday. chuck bell joins us with a look at neighborhood highs. >>> right now a problem that could have affected your commute is all clear. crews fixed a big water main on g

there are the blue berry clouds racing over the potomac. live from from city camera. afternoon highs reaching mid-60s. by noon time, 70. by late afternoon, near 70. overnight tonight we will be down into the 60s. look at this wonderful cloud cover. this is posted on facebook and twitter and on instagram. colder weather moves in with highs near 60. rain changing over to snow from a coastal storm system. pink and white is snow. green is rain. a significant impact on ralph between here and boston. and the best chance for any sticking snow west of i-95. and then thursday, thanksgiving day, high near 40. cold friday. 40. a bit milder over the weekend. melissa looking at roads. >> just a little slow beltway, georgia. crash off to the right side. we do have serious backups. some serious volume here this morning at the top of the beltway. gw parkway, a new crash there. volume at the top of the beltway building up seven miles at this point. 395 is slow. 295 past 50 is slow as unusual. a steady but 45-mile-per-hour commute. 66, fairfax parkway, not looking good too. 95 in staff

a recount of the mayor's race given the cloud of suspicion over the vote count here at the registrar of voters office. so the race for mayor not mai not be over just yet. elections workers were still opening and counting provisional ballots today. more than a week after the votes were cast. and today a potential bombshell. upon recommendation of the secretary of state, the santa clara county registrar will take another look at the race for mayor. >> they're going to recommend that can do a machine recount on some of the ballots in the city of san jose. >> reporter: when she receives a letter from the secretary of state, shannon boucher says she will have workers recount roughly 40,000 votes in the mayor's race. these are votes cast in precincts on election day, not the mail-in ballot. why the move? for transparency reasons. especially since the i.t. at the registrar quit on the eve of election day, and the perceived slowness of the vote count. >> we've always been transparent, and we will continue to be. >> reporter: the mayoral candidates found out about the plan from nbc bay area. >

the north. we get this tomorrow. there could rain overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, otherwise clouds break for sunshine and temperatures off to the races. combination of sun and clouds, not a bad looking day, it's going to be milder, highs in the mid 50s, overnight tonight, clouding up, it becomes breezy. the rain overspreads the area late in the evening. after 9:00 p.m. or 10:00. after tomorrow morning, all this is long gone. maybe a leftover spritz on sprinkle. in the afternoon we'll see the temperatures start is to soar. records that are in jeopardy tomorrow, philadelphia, record high of 71, 1979. we're forecasting 74. this will fall. allentown, 69. trenton, 71. wilmington, 73 and atlantic city, at the airport, 72. each and every location we're forecasting a high tomorrow that's going to be greater than the numbers you see here. so it should be a nice enjoyable day, unfortunately little not going to last. clouds and sun, 55 degrees, a much milder afternoon, winds are light out of the southwest at 5 to 10. clouding upjoarcht becoming -- overnight, becoming breezy, 45 outlying suburbs, 48 for center city. no issues for the eagles game

the clouds comment. come in. things to be drier and clear and then the clouds of a race then about 11:00 a.m. ill be kept down because of the clouds the rain should arrive friday night. then in nine to the overnight hours to be moving south about 5 in the morning. and it is clearly your little belong then the computer is showing. in the sierras they're seeing snow right now. >> reporter: the next or approaches and saturday and the winds will really be strong on saturday morning. the highest elevation will be the only once to see snow. or curly and around to the rain route 3 a ride saturday. my whole life, i didn't have health insurance because it was too expensive. as a professional dancer, i tend to beat up my body a lot, and having health insurance is a priority for me. it's a relief to be able to keep the same doctor. i was born with a back condition that required surgery. i'm paying a fraction of what i used to pay. even with my back issues. i'm able to afford health insurance. i'm in. i'm in. for the first time ever. you too can enjoy quality health coverage. to enroll, or find free in-pe

the horses i just want to go. >> this year the race is taking place under a cloud. it's been a bad spell for australian racing. four jockeys have been killed. two, women, have been killed in the last month. >> in the last 20 years, every aspect of it, weather conditions, track conditions, jockey profile, trainer profile, what gear was being used, trying to decide anything of similarity of the accidents. >> sam highland's career ended after one fall too many. >> had serious concussion and surgery to my shoulder. so doctors suggested it wouldn't be a good idea to come back riding after that. >> but highland doesn't want riding suffering from overregulation. people though make a conscious decision to ride but three of the last four jockey deaths happened when their horses collapsed from heart attack or breaking a leg in a race. more than 100 horses have died in australian races last year, one killed during last year's melbourne cup. campaigners used monday's parade to protest. >> well, in australia, 125 race horses have been killed on track in the last 12 months and also many thousands more that will have sustaine

and especially tomorrow, the numbers are off to the races. 38 degrees, sun and clouds. 9:00 a.m., 42, 11:00 a.m., 48 degrees, combination of sun and clouds. it's will be a nice run. when we come back we'll talk about the record warmth tomorrow, and a coastal storm possibly the day before thanksgiving. all straight ahead. >> news this morning, delaware state police are investigating a crash that killed a person and critically injured two other people. the investigation shut down a stretch of route 40 in bear for several hours overnight. police say a nissan pulled out in front of another nissan. the women was killed instantly. two men in the other car were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. >>> police talk to a driver who struck two women in the northeast. they just left a benefit at a public. a car swerving to avoid hitting another car head on ran into the women. the women believed to be in their 40s are being treated at the hospital. they are expected to survive. the driver stopped and is not under arrest. >> 30,000 runners are getting loose for the start of the philadelphi

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republican victories for republicans that could regain them control of the senate, this race, michelle nunn specifically could be the one rain cloudon that pran. as a democrat in a red state she's done really well, raised a lot of money and kept the race very, very close. part of that could be the familiarity of her family name, nunn, same nunn is her dad, he was a four-term senator from georgia and a highly regarded one at that. there has been early voting and, in fact, almost a million georgians are reported to have cast their ballots. the demographic breakdown of that would seem to favor her opponent, that's david perdue. so she needs a heavy turnout today. the main arguments in this race, there is no incumbent. both candidates are new to politics. i suppose that michelle nunn would say she 's the head of a charitable organization, looks out for people. david perdue has been a very successful businessman. she's turned that as a negative against him arguing he's only going to look out for rich people like himself. however, david perdue has turned around and said, look, if you like president obama, you're going to love michelle n

we're seeing some light through the broken clouds off to the east. temperatures off to the racesy 1:00. we are going 74 for the high. if we got to 77, 78 today, that would not surprise me. winds sustained around 20, gusting 30'ish so it is going to be windy and warm and the cooler weather moving in starting tomorrow. right now we're in the mid-60s at andrews. 65 along with bowie. still 50s in lovettsville and philomount and bull run with 6 when in fairfax and 63 in arlington. we are seeing the skies clear up pretty quickly this morning. a beautiful shot on our michael & son weather camera. 61 with a south wind at 16 and the barometer is steady but it will rise as this area of low pressure pulls away. this second low, this front is going to come through, bring us the colder weather tomorrow and on the end of that front, another area of low pressure is going to ride up the coast. so wednesday looks like rain changing to some snow. even potentially here in d.c. if we see any accumulation, it will be pretty minor on the i- 95 corridor. north and west of us, potentially a few inches.

clouds in the process of pulling through. there's a cold front well out here to the west, i'll be racing east over the next 24 hours. ter this afternoon we'll see a few high, thin clouds move in in advance of the front. that's about it. it's pretty much moisture starved. it will skirt on by and push into the canadian provinces. over the next several days it will be very, very quiet. later this afternoon, high, thin clouds, we start out with sun, increasing clouds. mostly cloudy overnight tonight. tomorrow we start out with clouds that gives way to sunshine by afternoon. monday is a beautiful looking day, lots of sunshine out there. winds shift out of the southwest that will get temperatures into the 60s. tuesday thing we'll see sunshine out there it will be very warm with a high of right around 66 or 67 degrees. this afternoon lehigh valley, allentown, sun to clouds, chilly, 49 degrees is the forecasted high today. again, well below average for this time of year. atlantic city, most of the shorepoints, just a few degrees warmer, but well below average partly sunny, chilly. 52 degrees is the forecasted high for atlant

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the afternoon. 44. sunny skies. high thin clouds. the rothman 8k27 degrees. the temperatures in the 40s for sunday. and rain sunday night into monday morning. the temperatures off to the races. 72 degrees. record warmth. wednesday 46. with rain at the coast. we talk more about that and happy thanksgiving out look in accuweather forecast. >>> they released surprising information about a shooting involving a police cruiser. we'll explain. >>> a suspected thief is behind bars. they are trying to marc trying e owners. >>> we'll have more when "action news at 5:00" comes right back. >>announcer:here is what is coming up on 6abc starting at 8:00. tonight's lineup is sponsored by the chevy equinox. exposure. >>> hello again. this is what is happening on "action news" friday night. whether it's a car, train or plane they are hitting the roads to celebrate early. what to expect when you are heading out coming up. >>> developments in ferguson, missouri investigating the killing of michael brown. >>> two sisters are welcomed into a new home on national adoption day. our sharrie williams has their story. >>> now the details. we are less than a woke fro weee thanksgiving holiday. if you

the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. >>> we have 32 more days. >> i look forward to this race. i wanted to run it my whole life so let's get on with it. >> democratic senator mary landrieu vowing to fight a runoff with her republican candidate. good morning, ed. >> reporter: good morning carol. you heard another month of campaigning for this senate race here in the state of louisiana and it's interesting as you see the headlines of runoffs across the state, it's a very close race. in the end, mary landrieu ended up with 42% of the vote, bill cassidy 41% pundits say the candidate who has the uphill road is mary landrieu because there was a third party or not a third party, a third candidate, a republican candidate who was the tea party favorite had gotten the support of sarah palin, he had gotten almost 15% of the vote so the conventional thinking is that a lot of those voters will move over and support bill cassidy in the runoff and that's why many people say that mary landrieu has the uphill fight here, but she's back out campaigning, sending out e-mails this morning saying s

the state of race relations in america. that's tomorrow on "meet the press." >>> today rain really soaked the bay area. we're expecting more of it. pretty dark already. gray skies and clouds as you can see. we saw a lot of rain in san jose. turning now to our meteorologist. you told us about this. we knew this was coming. >> and it is good to see enough rain to cause some puddles, but other spots didn't see a whole lot. san francisco, you would see the most rain out of these weather systems. not the case today. just under a tenth of an inch. oakland less than a tenth of an inch. san jose jumping up to almo almost 3/4 of an inch of rain. that san jose number, the most we have seen since february 28th and between now and midnight i do think this number is going to go up. we're seeing a few hit and miss showers, but offshore we have more moisture that's going to sweep in it from the south tonight and this is going to bring not just more rain to the bay area, but breezy conditions. possibly some higher gusts out on the coast. for now, the rain seems to have shut down. as we wake up tomorrow morning, a lot like we had this morning. in the north bay and san jose, this is round

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but as i say, this melbourne cup, it doesn't have that many fatalities, but racing in australia right now is under a cloud. theimal group claim that around 13,000 horses are lost prematurely each year in the racing industry in australia. and you have to remember that two female jockeys recently lost their lives in australia. so as anned ed advert for the s around the world, it is a very bad day indeed. >> thanks very much indeed. >>> britney maynard ended her life on saturday. she and her husband had to move from california to oregon where the state's death with dignity act allows terminally ill residents to obtain lethal prescriptions from doctors. joan o'brien reports. >> reporter: britney maynard refused to let death come to her. in the last weeks of her life, she remained as active as possible, going through her bucket list and visiting the grand canyon with her husband dan. she had been given just months to live after being diagnosed with brain cancer at the beginning of the year, shortly after her wedding. but as her condition worsened, she said she would end her own life on november 1st, shortly after h

the four day at 4:00, plenty of sunshine. afternoon high clouds. 44. on sunday it's milder. great weather for the philadelphia marathon. 56 for the afternoon high. the temperatures for the race in the 40s. dry conditions for the eagles' game. sunday night monday morning a round of rain and record warmth. 72 the high beating the old record of 71 setback in 1979. it doesn't last long on tuesday. it cools off with a high of 58. heading into thanksgiving we'll have a coastal system bringing rain on wednesday. i'll talk about that in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> check out what happens when you have children and a challenge of inspiration. they unveiled a mobile that hangs in the school's library. they had five days under the guidance of kevin rhys. they use math, science and language. it will hang there permanently for future generations. >>> we are buzzing next. >>> they are channeling their inner taylor swift. that is coming up on "the buzz." this is so good. [♪] >>> time for "the buzz." the carrie underwood has been announced as the first headliner for the allentown fair. she will perform on thursday, september 3rd. the tickets go on sale on saturdayember 13th. >>>

moment and the wild card race, but after two straight wins, the sky isn't exactly falling down in santa clara for jim harbaugh. >> starting to sound like profuncnic from little lavender. he has a cloudhead. it is always dark and rainy over the top of him. that's just mondays, wednesdays, fridays. >> got any staff members? >> they are all positive. >> leave it to coach jim harbaugh to break out the little abner reference. we, being kpix, we have that niner game tomorrow. niners, redskins right here followed by the fifth quarter with my buddy, dennis o'donnell. >> and you'll be there. >> i'll be in the locker room. >> all right, thanks so much for watching. we'll see you again at 11:00. >> always on kpix.com. we'll see you at 11:00. ,,,,,, there's a legacy at raley's about having the best meat and the best produce. it's my job to start a new legacy, the best wine beer and spirits. we travel all over california and the world to find all sorts of new craft spirits, craft beers, small production wines. ♪ brews from mendocino, and the finest wines from around the world. at raley's, we're really into craft, so we enjoy and are excited about carrying those products in the store. ♪ share you

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yesterday and you can see when they return colder behind this cold front the front races in our direction and we will see some clouds increasing tomorrow and it looks like thursday we will have periods of rain they could be heavy at times. a rumble of thunder, gusting winds and colder temperatures as we head to the day on friday. a 60% chance of rain developing through the day on thursday. 60's, breezy and much cooler on friday. the weekend, partly cloudy. much cooler with a slight chance of an isolated shower on sunday afternoon. sunshine and seasonal temperatures will come back next week. >> thank you very much. here's a question for you, what scares you? aboutare not talking halloween this time, we are talking about jobs. find out what makes the list, still ahead. >> one of the hardest law congressional races in the country is here in the 10th district. him >> virginia started first, they will end first. they opened at 6:00 this morning and will be closing tonight at 7:00. across the commonwealth they are voting on just two statewide races. one for senate, the other on a property tax exemption for surviving milit

the wild card race. but after a couple straight wins, the sky isn't exactly falling down in santa clara for jim harbaugh. >> starting to sound like purfunknic from little lavender. he has a cloudhead. it is dark and rainy over the top of him. that's just mondays, wednesdays, fridays. >> got any staff members who are like that? >> they are all positive. >> i like the illustration. they are like, huh? who? huh? that clears it up for you. >> and your thoughts? is it a must? >> absolute must. i think the 49ers have to try and win out as much as they can. they have seattle two times in three weeks. redskins win is a must for them tomorrow. >> thanks. and that's it for us at 5:30. >> we'll see you back here at 6:30. cbs evening news is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, >> axelrod: tonight, melting into more trouble. the buffalo area braces for severe flooding after the record snowfall. jericka duncan is there. seth doane on today's earthquake near the site of the 1998 winter olympics in nagano, japan. ( applause ) exoneration-- vicente arenas on two men now free after serving decades for a murder they did not commit. >> words can't express how i feel right now. just glad to be out, glad to be

the cloud. this is the microsoft cloud. . >>> people are getting ready to vote, industrial voting over there. a critically important race.hire, one of 13 states with key senate battles underway. they will be crucial in deciding. let's look at the three key races. early races that could create major road blocks. the senate match-ups in georgia, louisiana and kansas. they are competitive. >> we have correspondents across the entire country. the key races, kyra phillips is in georgia. david purdue, what are you hearing about the possibility of run-off? >> if you talk to the communications director for david perdue, she says no way. she believes they can take it 50 plus one. this race, there is a slim lead in the final stretch. and according to david perdue's communications director, he has been working the phones today. making personal call to voters to get out and vote. he's been thanking people personally for already voting. within the past two weeks, within ten days, he's hit 65 cities in georgia. now as you know, michelle nunn has been very competitive, hammering him on outsourcing and that's where we really saw a chang

if you follow the way the clouds are moving west to east, this is a sure sign we're getting ready to bottle up the arctic air up here. this is a west to east flow this will race across the country to help warm things up. jacksonville, florida, down to 36 degrees this morning, even orlando you're down in the 40s, chilly stuff has made it all the way down into the panhandle and southern florida region. there's some of the warmer weather that's starting to build across the plains. that travels east. over the next couple of days this is how it will influence our weather. 42 today. sunday, winds shift out of the southwest we're up to 52, 55. monday, winds strengthen a little bit more out of the southwest. most locations up to 55, 60 degrees, hang in there, if you don't like the cold weather, we have warmer stuff on the way. >>> in sports, the struggling flyers and sixers look for a win. jeff skeverski said the rangers have the flyers number. >> reporter: flyers in new york against the rangers today since they last phased them up there 11 days ago, the flyers have been chewed out by the gm, the coach and the players chewed themselves out in a players only meeting.

the right day? are they still racing? what happened? did they crash? all these thoughts were going through my mind because no one had caught me yet. i was on cloudike, i think i might actually do it this time. i might actually win the iron man. >> the race is shaping up differently for sian. >> the day of the race, i knew that something was wrong with my body. about 30 miles into my bike i just was not able to keep anything down. it was almost like a projectile vomit. anything that went in went back out. >> it's a potentially dangerous situation if sian can't take in enough nutrition or becomes dehydrated. >> i was just trying to drink as much as i could each aid station. >> they've already been pushing their bodies for hours and then during the final 26-mile marathon, wendy runs into trouble. >> i require a lot of salt tablets. i had to take them every couple of miles. around mile 13 or 16, just hot and windy and it's the hardest part of the race for a lot of people and i go to reach into my little bag to get them and they were gone. >> wendy has dropped her salt tablets somewhere on the road and she still has a half marathon to run. >> and i w

the thumb drives on some machines weren't delivered. some machines are reported they're not calibrated properly. and so in a race where every single vote will likely count there's a cloudarly information about what's going on. >> you look at those moral monday protests, one of the big political questions is whether that will drive turnout here. >> we've had questions around how we vote voter suppression. zach roth, tell me what's going on. this is the first time that very controversial texas voter i.d. law has enforced in a general election on election day. what can you tell us? >> ari, the early voting numbers from last week were quite strong compared to 2010 especially in the democratic heavy largest counties of texas. this voter i.d. law, i can tell you for a fact will disenfranchise voters. i met with a number of would-be voters yesterday who told me what remarkable bureaucratic night mares they had gone through in making real efforts to get i.d. and being unable to do so. already we're seeing problems at the polls. at this site here for a good while, about 20 minutes, all of the machines were out. for most of the morning they've only had two works. i'm told the sa

scan showing clouded streaming in ahead of the storm system and the storm system itself is in the gulf of mexico. and this is intensifying quickly and it is a fast moving storm and it's racingut at 40 miles per hour. there is limited time to get heavy accumulation in the city and one thing i am concerned about, is this low pressure, it will whip up the wind at 30 miles per hour. it's a heavy wet snow, those areas under the winter storm warnings, i suggest you prepare for winter storm outages, the moisture is here by 7:00, except for the poconos with snow mixing with rain and changes over to snow quickly and the north and west suburbs, some of it is heavy by 10:30 and the line is getting close to philadelphia, changing to snow in philadelphia by 10:00 and 1:00, and it takes its time moving into south jersey, the end of the system at 5:00, 6:00, this is when the far southern parts of new jersey are seeing the snow and it's out by 9:00, it moves in quickly and out quickly. far southern new jersey and delaware this is mainly a rain event and snow at the end and it doesn't have time to couple late. the i-95 corridor in wilmington and trenton and we see 1 to 3 inches of snow on t

it will be chilly, about 38 degrees at 7:00 o'clock when the race begins at 22nd and the parkway right here near the art museum, but the cloudsat is probably a good thing. 53 degrees when the gang kicks off on sunday, do you see the warming trend here. that would be the game between the philadelphia eagles and tennessee titans. that is kick off time but temperatures in the 40's for your tailgating, ahead of time. so right new we've got high pressure in control. cold front came through yesterday and it feels so much colder out there this morning then it did yesterday. the the wind have picked up as well. a as we look real quickly into the future cast, we don't see any precipitation, now, through saturday, or now, maybe not even through sunday, and it looks like the precipitation may stay away, the rain, it would be only rain because of the warmer temperatures. maybe not until sunday night into monday morning. look at what happens on monday. we will jump up to 70 degrees, cool back down just in time for thanksgiving. that is what is a ahead on the seven day forecast but you've got plenty of jammo is a head this morning, bob. >>

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the edge there. but cooler with high clouds. partly cloudy. low clouds thursday, friday. but then night sunshine. severe clear. after that. >>> no surprise in the governor's race here in california. jerry brown easily wins a historic fourth term. with 100% of precincts reporting, governor brown currently has 58% of the vote compared to had -- compared to 41% of his capitaller, neel kashkari. he thanked his supporters. >> since i've done it three times i'm not under the illusion this is some kind of pin nick. california is divided. berkeley doesn't see the world like orange county. >> now 76 years old, governor brown wakes up every morning eager to go to work. neel kashkari spoke from his election headquarters in orange county with a message for governor brown. >> governor, in your last four years, please be bold. you have the power with the majorities in the assembly and in the state to make bold changes to our state, to push the special interests aside. >> neel kashkari a building newcomer and investment banker was never able to close a double-digit gap in the polls. but he told supporterses he's just getting warmed up, indicating perhaps this isn't his last

the great plains. it's racing our direction on a very energized jet stream. it's going to start to impact our weather tomorrow with clouds early. chances for rain coming in late, late tomorrow and into monday. sunshine for now. it will be a sunny and chilly day outside and a very cold evening, as well. your college football forecast, going on over to annapolis, georgia southern and navy kick it off at 3:30 there in annapolis. temperaturesw 40s at kickoff and back into the upper 30s by the time the game is done. michigan state in maryland, temperatures will be in the 30s. it's going to be really cold. here is your seven-day forecast. today, breezy, chilly and sunny, 44. tomorrow, 45. rain chances come back in on a monday, monday night into tuesday, and staying cold all the way through the upcoming week. >> an alarming trend for breast cancer. one specific pocket of our region. >> we forget to take care of ourselves because ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (ma

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clouds have drifted big time. temperatures 60s. rain develops tomorrow morning. maybe .10, .25, .30. i'm standing in front of the system. unfortunately, it seems to be racing in in advance of that. combination of low clouds and high clouds. 61 at sfo and a lot of 50s all consistent here from san mateo, foster city, and los altos hills. the cloud cover holding temps in had a few 40s. this will be our system for i think tomorrow morning or overnight. 60s for highs today. a little breeze at times. cloudy to mostly cloudy. only a couple of breaks. a little bit on the cool side with a westerly breeze behind that as well. sal had an issue here this morning but it looks like things have have calmed down. anything new i should know about? >> i want to ask you a question. morning means different things for different people. for us, it means 3:00 a.m. will it be raining then? >> i would think 3:00 to 9:00 will be the window. steve and i will be busy talking about the commute. let's wait until tomorrow and then talk about right now. we have slow traffic. northbound on 280 in san jose. it is very slow getting into the west valley. as a matter of fact, i want to put up

cloud cover and we have rain in the forecast. i will walk you through that coming up at 9:45. marty. >> thank you. >>> now turning to decision 2014 the racefor san jose's mayor still up for grabs and votes are being counted. city councilman lacardiosay head of the supervisor dave cortezi. lacardioclaiming victory butcortasi is not consieged. kron 4 reports from the south bay where volunteers came in on saturday to continue to count the ballots. >> reporter: a lot of these white boxes are being filled after hours of opening and sorting vote by mail andenvelopes and another 47,000 votes have been counted. we are work 12-hour delays at a minimum. our lobby of the department where the public comes in is full of staff opening at flattening ballots we used every inch to open ballots. >> reporter: nearly 150,000 vote by mail ballots. >> everything is going well. >> reporter: at least 100 people came in to help on saturday. there's now anywhere from 20 to 30,000 left to be processed. now the staff will reach the goal of completing the vote by sunday then they will move on to the 14,000 provisional votes that need to be counted voters whose inform

the most interesting things about this hack of celebrities is a race a lot of different issues for a lot of different people. i cybersecurity reporter i covered in terms of password security on the cloud and with the technical aspects of the hack my debate with the dark web was doing with these pictures erase whole number of conversations from misogyny on the internet to what actually is the nature of the crime that occurred in what you look at it from the perspective of as jennifer lawrence said a sex crime, a hacking crime, is there a first amendment issue? i suspect will touch on all those different takeaways today and how i would like to begin is in each of the panelists could so go down and say what for them is sort of the one or two big takeaways from when this hack occurred and burst into news, and how they sort of saw the issues being the most important thing to look at it from. >> so i think a good place, as good place to start if any is jennifer lawrence collingwood cd whenever a sex crime but i think a lot of people taken aback by that particular characterization because it isn't obviously clear that as a matter of current law that that's true. what it highlighted is, gives

fire and rescue crews race to the scene of a tanker truck that has spun out of control and slammed into a bridge. as they get closer and closer, a thick billowing cloudzon. >> we've had a lot of wrecks, single vehicle including tractor trailers and small passenger vex. this is one of the most dangerous areas of interstate 40 in north carolina. >> traffic comes to a standstill. some motorists even resort to driving the wrong way in the emergency lane in order to exit the freeway from an on ramp. when firefighters and first responders arrive, they're face-to-face with a 50-foot-high fireball that has engulfed the bridge. >> basically the whole underside of interstate 40, the bridge and things was covered up with flames. in my 30-year career i've had now, i've never seen anything of that magnitude of flames. >> large flame could be seen from miles away. flame length 68 feet. and a large area around the bridge. extreme heat. totally unsafe area. and volatile. >> some kind of chemical is burning down there, and you can smell it up here in the helicopter. fire and rescue personnel are on the scene. no traffic is moving on the interchange. we have no inform

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the next polls closing as we tick down to some important races. >> they are about to close in 16 states, plus the district column columbia. we are cloud tonight i'm megyn kelly. >> i'm bret baier. we are watching business races. 8:00 will be another round of races. we have already had a big call in kentucky with the senate minority leader. and we are still watching that virginia race. no one had it on the radar. in fact, we had it add it to bill's big board. >> billboard. >> oh, yeah bill-board. space cowboys. >> virginia too close to call, north carolina too close to call and now we expect to make some calls for you to update our board. >> fox news now characterizes the new hampshire senate race. this race very important. it's too close to call. that's between democratic incumbent jeanne shaheen and republican challenger scott brown. >> fox news also projects republican incumbents will win re-election in the following states. mississippi, where senator thad cochran turns back a a challenge from democrat childers. tennessee where lamar alexander beats democrat gordon ball. maine where susan collins breezes to victory over democrat sha

livy was the on seating at gene klein >> : another race very tight race for mayor of san jose city council member sen ricardo with dean cortese science and a cloudine still being counted and lime will try and live santa clara board of elections with more on this very tight race but mr. downey and finished 4:00 in the morning with all precincts in allied estimate deal with the ballot which is why this race will appeal over today by not be over by the end of the week >> : will show you videos and the cartel talks about the up by 2% >> : what does that mean 2000 votes separating the two canadas both democrats divided once he issued police safety san jose city their grease recall when the save as if not the safest big city america now police officers pension reform but cannot agree on that >> : please officers' union back court says the carnot endorsed much agreed to a stow of blood between them >> : we don't know results and we pressed for an answer a little bit later today brith are turning mailing ballots so many of them out there outstanding the chance to talk to the registered voters this morning what she says about the problems with the melt a