here's the cold city. pretty late in the season to get that low pressure system like this coming through. slide across central california just a little too close for comfort for the bay area so we are going to keep in the chance of isolated shower or thunderstorm going into tuesda tuesday. not a lot showing up at 7:00 a.m. mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the north to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow above 7000 feet in the sierra nevada. we have seen snow in may up in the high country but it's late in the season. going to be wet snow. expected there. tomorrow morning bundled up we know you leave home. upper 40's to mid 50's. cloud cover around could see kim of damp spots head out tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the mid 50's. 68 across the bay in oakland. 73 livermore. 71 san

here's the cold city. pretty late in the season to get that low pressure system like this coming through. slide across central california just a little too close for comfort for the bay area so we are going to keep in the chance of isolated shower or thunderstorm going into tuesda tuesday. not a lot showing up at 7:00 a.m. mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the north to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow above 7000 feet in the sierra nevada. we have seen snow in may up in the high country but it's late in the season. going to be wet snow. expected there. tomorrow morning bundled up we know you leave home. upper 40's to mid 50's. cloud cover around could see kim of damp spots head out tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the mid 50's. 68 across the bay in oakland. 73 livermore. 71 san

here's the cold city. pretty late in the season to get that low pressure system like this coming through. slide across central california just a little too close for comfort for the bay area so we are going to keep in the chance of isolated shower or thunderstorm going into tuesda tuesday. not a lot showing up at 7:00 a.m. mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow above 7000 feet in the sierra nevada. we have seen snow in may up in the high country but . in the season. going to be wet snow. expected there. tomorrow morning bundled up we know you leave home. upper 40's to mid 50's. cloud cover around could see kim of damp spots head out tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the mid 50's. 68 across the bay in oakland. 73 livermore. 71 san jose. look at the acc

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claimed its security forces are in control of most of comet port city including the exclusion of the city center. the state is immoral cold and cough can of coke were also the target of the interim government forces. these four cities are in the state of don't ask which is the heartland of support for the ousted ukrainian president viktor calico which has a stronghold of the anti government protesters. not correspond robot design has been traveling in the country's eastern region where the situation remains tense he joined the snow from the nest. i was so what's the situation like a woman drowned in the nets and other parts of the east. well for research firms. what does that said the city there is wide at the moment but very tense of course both local residents and the so called self defense force itself the gas for the nt government has said that is the thing right now. they are expecting yet another attack another to white gradient forces to take over the city. the commander of the guide told us what i've typed that. they had at least eight people died during monday's five cents or seventeen cents. members of this this

so a clear dig at the cold winters in the windy city.ile san francisco is the most obvious choice here, they're not taking the competition from chicago lightly. >> i guess if it is san francisco and we can't find corey johnson and emily chang, we'll know where to look. coming up, argentina's president calls some hedge funds, quote, serial predators. we'll tell you why next. ♪ >> it is time for today's latin america report. argentine bondses have returned 40% over the last year. that's the most among emerging markets. now the second largest economy in south america is preparing to return to the bottom -- bond markets. we're following that story. i got choked up just talking about it. argentina has an issue debt in the international markets since -- hasn't issued debt in the international markets since 2001. >> it defaulted on $95 billion in 2001. >> that will do it. >> it took five years for them to have their first restructuring and then it wasn't until 2010 that they had their second restructuring, all the while offering creditors the w

you don't like the cold, take a look at oklahoma city. high 36 on monday. only cooling down to 31 by wednesday. st. louis staying rather hot. into denver, you're going to start to see that front push by. by tuesday, that new low developing out of the northwest. and that's going to bring some cooler temperatures. but unfortunately, by wednesday, many of you out here are going to be seeing that threat of that severe weather. definitely want to continue to watch out for it. let's take a look over towards europe. really clear, actually, across much of central and western europe for the coming guys. you can see that clear area on the satellite picture. but we are still looking at a cutoff low. it's already brought some heavy rainfall across italy. now it's working its way slowly off towards the east so western ukraine, portions of greece, even extending off towards romania, you're going to be looking at the threat of some large hail and heavy rainfall through the coming days. even a few severe thunderstorms could come out of this. then back towards the west, the

cold air, remember all the snow in colorado, that's behind the storm. warm ahead of it. back door cold front is going to significantly cool off new york city today. that warm air is gone. over the next five days, slow mover to the east. everyone will get drenched eventually, and our friends in the west, it's going to be 96 in l.a. today. >> heat wave. >> west is hot and middle is cold and we're right in the middle. >> all right. >>> pope francis comments on baptizing creatures from outer space. plus a case of road rage caught on tape. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. the was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com [ female announcer ] aveeno® introduces new positively radiant targeted tone corrector. it helps reduce the look of stubborn brown spots in just two weeks. what are you waiting for? aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. i know what my money is doing. i rebalanced my portfolio on my phone. you know what else i can do on my phone? place trades, g

the charges. >> vienna, renowned as a city of the last century. >> now as moscow and west confront each other once again over ukraine, there are signs this city is becoming a battleground in the new coldf ukraine's most powerful and wealthy showed me the spot where he was arrested during a business trip to vienna in march. the police acting on behalf of the fbi in the united states. he posted a record breaking bail of more than $170 million to get out of the police cell where he was held for more than a week. he must stay here in austria until a courts decides if he should be extradited to the united states to face charges of alleged bribery and corruption. >> translator: i'm absolutely innocent. i did not pay any bribes and did not set up ordering criminal groups. i don't understand why all this has happened to me. but what is important is there is a political struggle between the united states and russia underway. united states needs enemy a broad to solve problems at home. ukraine happened to become a battlefield. >> a well played source in the united states told the bbc he may indeed be a pawn in a bigger game. americans want to get hold of him partly because of his strong busines

the founder of an ice bar. it will keep you hydrated and cold. later on, the owner of a new york cityclub talks about the popularity for jazz falling all stop this is "taking stock." ♪ >> meteorologists have forecasted that the summer will be one of the hottest on record beentop how you keep cool in a bargain is made entirely of ice? bar that is made entirely of ice? has foure bar locations throughout the united states. i am joined now by cofounder this is "taking stock" for tuesday, may 27th, 2014. -- this is "taking stock" for tuesday, .ay 27th, 2014. -- craig ling thank you very much for being here. >> it is great to be here. trajectory of starting on ice bar in new zealand. >> it started as a joke. we built a temporary ice bar for america's cup. people went crazy. we tried to take it down in three months and he continually grew and grew. we opened a second location. that group. then we outgrew ourselves in new zealand. we were very fortunate that an american company came along. they put money into the concept. it was in las vegas. we went from there and it was amazing. >> when som

the only city in county that is doing that. so, on an individual basis, without sounding cold i would like to somehow prioritize the people on the streets here for a while and may not have the facilities to be able to physically access them. they may not be as competent as others who can come in and work the system from another state. but they have been here for years. and so, thank you for hearing me. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is allen and i am coming over here with the hospitality house and about three years ago, jane kim had a hearing on homelessness, and some of the ideas that were put forward were pretty much put down, but some of the things that got brought up were the lines that the people have had to wait in since maybe 5:00 in the morning or 4:00 in the morning ar 3:00 in the morning, and i just think that is outrageous and i think enough rooms are out there and i think that we are able to find rooms and bet people off of of the street in the shelters and then into the transitional house and then affordable housing and then i think that is the route to go but we need to get the people off o

the california gold rush. but cold hard cash all over san francisco. >> a mysterious millionaire is stashing cash around the cityd me under the highest point in the park under a place for dog owners. and from that, samantha cane found a $100 bill in a dog dirt bag dispenser. >> my hands were completely shaking. and i ran down the hill to find my fiance. >> the mystery man told abc's nick watt he wants to encourage people who have been successful to give back a little more and to pay it forward. >>> now, to south korea, which is apparently trying to make its capital, seoul, more friendly to women. and we're not sure if this is how they should do it. but we'll let you decide. >> that's right. they're introducing larger parking spaces for women and women only. check this out. they're marked in pink with the miniskirt logo. it's all part of a $95 million campaign. >> yeah. the lady-friendly parking is closer to building entrances and elevators. and i'm sure you have some feelings about this. >> just one or two feelings. i know you would like this to be happening in new york city. just for you. just for ryan smith. >

conglomerates and that has slowed down the younger generations now view as cold as the new blue ocean conditions but experts say it's not just the fierce competition in the city that are motivating people to go to the countryside. they say that some young adults have turned into social entrepreneurs were pursuing their own goals and trying to resolve social problem. and the southern county of a group of farmers are taking various freshly grown vegetables such as broccoli celery and lettuce. what is wrong is one of the people who moved to win some three years ago. transitioning from an art gallery employee school full time farmer. toll says he decided to turn to our culture because he was interested in what he eats the lead and began thinking about winning and eco friendly way. now an owner of nine three houses with rows of ready to be picked green veggies. to all countries in ten foreign trade due to the area. he acknowledges that help is needed at the start order to settle down in high school i was able to harvest crops trees cows and it will do that experience i got interested in foreign lands i moved here we learn the basics of fun lay the foundations were

the west. it has been chilly behind this storm. still a very cold morning. look at denver at 31. boise at 40. salt lake city at 40. we're a little bit warmer up in the pacific northwest. and the theme is going to be warmth. warmth turning to hot. we already have excessive heat watches in effect in areas around san francisco. the storm moved to west. that big blue a, what we call a ridge of high pressure, just going to build over the west, no storms are on the way. temperatures are going to get warmer and warmer as we go throughout the week. we're about 82 at the airport there in l.a. downtown a little warmer than that. we're pretty mild up there around medford and portland. little sneak preview, even as we go to tuesday, the warmth starts to build further. 90 in l.a. 76, san francisco. again, much warmer interior california. 90s to 100. even by the time we get to wednesday, you see the gist of it, each and every day, wednesday looks to be the warmest day throughout much of the west, especially interior sections of california. fire danger very high. that's your national forecast. >>> not only is it hot and the low h

the heat. they either love it or they cannot stand it because they don't have air conditioning in their house in the city. they are like when does the cold stuff come back. well, here, we have the perfect blend. on shore flow. it is a fantastic evening out here. alcatraz over my shoulder. beautiful evening in san francisco. after a record high of 90 degrees. richmond record high 90 degrees. mountain view 92. san bruno 92. look at santa cruz. yes. that's a record. 98degrees today in santa cruz. great night for baseball. we're fortunate enough to have both our teams in town. a's hosting the white sox. get out there and support your first place oakland a's or support your first place san francisco giants. they are both doing well. hosting the braves. 80degrees. first pitch temperature coming up this evening. livermore down to 60 tonight. redwood 62. san francisco 61. san jose 63. all because of a big strong ridge of high pressure in place. that will be even stronger tomorrow. giving us record heat once again. many of us will see temperatures running 3 to degrees warmer tomorrow than the heat that we had outside today. so, how hot is that? w

. >>> and the city of pleasanton is getting calls about new drought restrictions. they are getting more cold and people who do not face that face big penalties. the only reason they have seen that, if they are trying to consist serve they should be paralyzed. >>> the reason why there is an ad telling visiters to stay away from the popular california tourist attraction. . >>> new this morning, thailand's military confirmed a coup has taken place and the announcement comes after rival groups failed to reach an agreement ending months of government protest. three were killed and 24 more hurt when a gunman opened fire last week. >>> we are learning more about the ordeal of a woman who was held captive by her mother's boy friend for ten years and forced to his child. he was -- she was just 15 when he did that. he used fake ids to keep her in hiding and a repeatedly assaulting her and forcing her to marry him and have his child. she finally gained her courage to contact heresies on -- her sister on facebook. >> there are people who like to take control of other people's lives. >> reporter: many ca

the sunshine, so definitely check out your city to see which day that is. why? because we have two systems out there. the warm front in the northeast, still looking at the major cold of cruising through as we go towards the northeast by saturday, but then another system's even behind this. so, let's time it out, right? today, still looking at showers picking up. by saturday, really the entire northeast is finally having the cold front making its way through the region, starting to dry out through the midwest, but here comes system number two, right? once that kicks out, here comes the next day, so looking at the threat for severe weather from chicago back through the plains again as a second cold front makes its way through. that's going to be the concern. rain not too heavy, except unfortunately around mobile, and also pensacola, florida, looking at potentially more rain. so, the thought of more rain in that area of course means flooding concerns. >> to be clear, in the northeast you're saying it stinks and then it stinks again. >> it stinks and then it's nice and then it stinks again, but there's a nice in the middle. >> a nice doughnut there, thanks. >> and the

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the gym and city. a ten man breakaway group gonna make things right but what courtenay the end of the race for crystal's teammate alexandre cold then tried his luck inside the final ten km the pemberton were quick to react and soon had to rush and walk in the ranks ahead of the final sprint finish the crystal and burst out in front with three of the week is to go to . race favourite don't take a toll on his home to up the victory. two ukrainian plotted to kill dozen of a captured by pro russian separatist as kiev groups against rebels and so the ants. as the pro russian red alien intensify life in eastern ukraine the government in kiev introduce a compulsory team to victory said this. subway trains colliding south korean capital seoul meeting dozens injured. just two weeks after he signed the country's worst disaster in twenty years for the mexican film begins with the towpath expediency. and to recognize years old he is a bio pic about disgraced priest most of the icl. these drugs abuse boys knew his children. he also had to be appeased the media is creating shockwaves in maine a camp in mexico. i am presenting the film the d

the gate they are 50. that is pretty cold. so we get the up welling. we also get a westerly breeze. it's a cooler pattern. 5-15 degrees cooler today. city yesterday was a beautiful day. today will be a little different. 51-59. i'm going 64. there will be some areas which will not be that warm. low clouds and fog continue to work their way up the coast. 43 santa rosa. 45 in novato. officially it's 51. yesterday half-moon bay they were clear. you combine that with a west wind and that is what we have. usually this time of year that is the vanguard for a cooler pattern inland. if you see 20-25 gust that's what you have today. napa west, southwest. yesterday i a little bit of a northerly breeze. west of sfo. west of hayward. that tells you it's a sea breeze making it from the coast and bay. 36 up in tahoe. 47 in ukiah. sacramento that had that north breeze much, much cooler. low pressure will settle in on the west coast. there will be a little bump up on sunday. fog, sun, cooler a west wind which means 70s for many. a couple of low 80s. 70s for inland areas. 50s en10:s for the -- 50s and 60s for the rest. we will probably get local drizzle

rather sleep here in the cold, because it's the only chance they have of getting to the uk and a better life. >>> ukrainian fighter jets have maintained presence in the eastern cityonetsk. government forcing restaining control of the donetsk airport from armed pro-russian separatists. 40 were killed in the violence, but the separatists say they will continue to fight and they have support from hundreds of minors in donetsk where david sent this report. >> reporter: after a day of bloodshed, a day of defiance in donetsk as several hundred minors rallied in support of the pro-russian fighters as their help declared people's republic under the stern gaze of linen speaker after speaker was applauded. >> translator: i'm a minor. every time i go to the mine, i risk my life. i'm not afraid. >> translator: they call us separatists, they call us terrorists, i'm just here to support the referendum, because i don't like what is happening in the country. >> reporter: the minors showed nothing buddies contain for the country's new president elect and his latest message. we are in a state of war in the east. the anti-terror operation has begun in earnest. he told a german news

the cold have to get my. attention my mind about the city. hall was so warm in the hotel. wants to. see what i walk on the sidewalk. and this. is how this is a big. time going on where you are. the last week before the big story of the day series of. these students some ways that you still work in the world today but here is roy it's good. to strings of us it's a big story for us with a lot of people including your cool stories getting pushed. on with disappointed about what's happening is. we're watching what's happening in ukraine right now oh. well compared to that we're here at the lake. you know in switzerland and then we go. in the middle of the fighting. and i mean the biggest challenges i had today we were just a few. just to remember all the. geographical names like. me was not the capitals with the guys in here for we have it rough right now sort of want to be there with. you going with the press will. follow it is a political observer. oh i was. fired a non-lethal shot at him from from a benelli shotgun and to this camera. oh. lucky lucky it was it was his camera not his

traveled in an adult it's not beyond the statistic was so cold by the ukrainian on it takes about two hours to get through some of it. anybody who has not won in the city instead of semi detached the content of the income people. they are considering whether or not to postpone the ticket window that is this sunday. systems today are with or not but from an easy excuse to spend. for someone to his widow enough to coat the meat course the constant violence breaking out tomorrow to meet at nine said patients would not be getting some disturbing reports that mike stick to me and this might use this as an opportunity to see the classes so that is something that people can talk considering i'm thinking about taking very seriously the srt stylist hair. ms castle hill regarding an essay reform beginning of the week two competing bills the house of representatives to reform despite agency were set to go head to head. there was the justice department us the freedom act. which was preferred by symbol of experience and then the house intelligence committees piece of transparency modernization act referred by the intelligence community. i wonder how those left stan

the city. yeah, let's talk about all the coldness at at&t. nice to get on the board early. they've been doing that of late. michael morris with a shot. here's a rarity. right handed hitter hitting it out of the park at at&t. brandon hicks. scutaro who? only 44 times in the park's history as a right handed hitter hit it out to right. tim hudson. 2 runs. now 4-1. romo the save. 3-2 the final. >>> everybody entitled to a meltdown. texas, unprepared. the elephant never forgets. the a's avenge last week's sweep. alberto callaspo, the grounder. elvis andrus had a couple of errors. adrian beltre throws it away. this was a route 10-0. in the 6th inning, the a's, did earn a few of those runs. coco crisp hit one out as well. but that is the sporting life. 10-0 lead. and easy sweep of the series. warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> t.i. and the game got in one of the most unbelievable fights with the l.a.p.d. and about as intense as it gets. >> one of the homies got cracked in the head by club security. >> oh! >> and becomes this standoff and they are

the city. yeah, let's talk about all the coldness at at&t. nice to get on the board early. they've been doing that of late. michael morris with a shot. here's a rarity. right handed hitter hitting it out of the park at at&t. brandon hicks. scutaro who? only 44 times in the park's history as a right handed hitter hit it out to right. tim hudson. 2 runs. now 4-1. romo the save. 3-2 the final. >>> everybody entitled to a meltdown. texas, unprepared. the elephant never forgets. the a's avenge last week's sweep. alberto callaspo, the grounder. elvis andrus had a couple of errors. adrian beltre throws it away. this was a route 10-0. in the 6th inning, the a's, did earn a few of those runs. coco crisp hit one out as well. but that is the sporting life. 10-0 lead. and easy sweep of the series. >> still bummed about the sharks. >> thank you for choosing ktvu news. >> have a good night, everyone. >> good night. [dog barking] mom... the dog again. gloria: i know, papi. i want to strangle that crazy old thing. just ignore it. it's easy for you to ignore because you have the old-man hea

the guys there. in kiev it's snowing it's cold in the old city dangerous as well here. on the shores of lake geneva. minus twenty. enjoy it. i wonder what. the weather temperature is you know. i feel really bad. most of the east and south most of the east and south of the country is behind the president given to me and the president has promised to reshuffle the government and release those arrested during riots in the capital earlier this week and while the plan has failed to appease the demonstrators in kiev officials to the east of the capital are still enjoying strong support artist reports from video. i'm here in the city of donetsk where there has been a pro the government a rally happening just a short distance behind me most of the east and south of this country is supportive of the government and the president in addition to this demonstration there's some twenty cities in the east of the country that will today be holding pro-government rallies we're talking about tens of thousands of people who are expected to come to the streets now the european commissioner

the cold have to get my. attention my mind about the city it's too cold all the woman the hotel. wants to.see what i walk on the sidewalk. this. is how they see. what's going on what do you want. the last week before the big story of the day. students always are you still in the world today but here is roy it's good. to strings was a big story for us with a lot of people. always getting pushed. along with disappointed about what's happening is. we're watching what's happening in ukraine right now. that we're here at the lake. you know in switzerland and the guys in the middle of the fighting. i mean the biggest challenges i had today really will just say to you. to remember all the. geographical names like. me was not the capitals with the guys in kiev really have it rough right now i sort of want to be there with. them feeling a bit depressed with. the know what is a political observer. oh a. policeman fired a non-lethal shot at him from from a benelli shotgun and kill his camera. oh what. a. lucky lucky it was it was his camera not his head that's what he said to me to make me this. it's

the rebuilding process. washington city saw more than 60 inches of snow. meanwhile, there is flooding in the northeast. meteorologist eboni deon is here to tell us more? >> it is thanks for a cold front keeping it cool across the middle of the country where they are rebuilding and cleaning up. in the northeast, the rain is falling. we are dealing. we have different parts of maine clear here we have that trough digging out. a disturbance on the bottom of that. >> that's what has brought us rain across parts of tennessee on into alabama and nowga. here is a look at the rain we are still dealing with in the northeast. wet and windy around caribou. earlier, around portland, it has come to an end. we have it around lots of deep moisture. a lot of heavy rainfall came in across the mid add atlantic and northeast over the last 24 hours. recordbreaking rainfall where we picked up over three inches. over two around washington and national. that was a record for the day. so, it's soggy out here. we will get a chance to dry out. we have dryer air moving in. rivers will get a chance to recede as we catch a break because now, we are seeing that rain coming down but a number of rivers are dea

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we're talking around the twin cities into des moines, the gusty winds, and isolated tornadoes, plus a big pattern shift as we head towards the holiday weekend. on mother's day, cold air pouring into the rockies. in fact, big mountain snow coming down this weekend sunday into monday. meanwhile, summer air surging up to the east coast. >> glor: in nigeria tonight, an american team is about to arrive on the ground to help in the search for more than 200 teenaged girls kidnapped from their schools in a remote village. the islamic terrorist group boko haram has threatened to sell them into slavery. debora patta is in nigeria's capital, abuja. debora. >> reporter: the kidnap investigation completely overshadowed the world economic forum which is taking place here in abuja, and even president good luck jonathan is feeling the heat. he used his opening address to say that the kidnappings mark the beginning of the end of terror in this country. but for the families of those missing girls in chibok, there is no end in sight. the classrooms are empty, looted. these charred remains of the school in chibok are a stark reminder of the kidnapped school girls missing now for 25

the coastline. if you do have outdoor plans, not too hot or cold. 79, los gatos. on the peninsula, highs lose 70s. 61 in pacifica. 62, daley city. 67, downtown san francisco. in the north bay, a few high clouds. 81 in santa rosa. out to the east bay, low 70s. berkeley, oakland, newark, the breeze as well. in our inland spots, low 80s for fairfield, concord, 79 in livermore. the seven-day forecast, temperatures trending lower as we head towards sunday. upper 70s, our warmest spots. monday, the coolest of the next seven days. low 60s to mid-70s. then notice the temperatures do start to rise. a few degrees each and every day. tuesday through friday, but we're not expecting heat. just a minor warm-up with a typical spring pattern with low clouds and night and morning sunshine in between, dan and carolyn. >> thank you. >> be sure to join us at 9:00 as we celebrate the career of barbara walters with a special barbara walters, her story. >> we'll hear from barbara later in the newscast. she's been an inspiration to all of us, especially the women. >> barbara walters is truly inspiring. throughout her storied career, she's stayed relev

the coastline. if you do have outdoor plans, not too hot or cold. 79, los gatos. on the peninsula, highs lose 70s. 61 in pacifica. 62, daley city. 67, downtown san francisco. in the north bay, a few high clouds. 81 in santa rosa. out to the east bay, low 70s. berkeley, oakland, newark, the breeze as well. in our inland spots, low 80s for fairfield, concord, 79 in livermore. the seven-day forecast, temperatures trending lower as we head towards sunday. upper 70s, our warmest spots. monday, the coolest of the next seven days. low 60s to mid-70s. then notice the temperatures do start to rise. a few degrees each and every day. tuesday through friday, but we're not expecting heat. just a minor warm-up with a typical spring pattern with low clouds and night and morning sunshine in between, dan and carolyn. >> thank you. >> be sure to join us at 9:00 as we celebrate the career of barbara walters with a special barbara walters, her story. >> we'll hear from barbara later in the newscast. she's been an inspiration to all of us, especially the women. >> barbara walters is truly inspiring. throughout her storied career, she's stayed relev

the last several days. 20 to 30 degrees cooler yesterday. that cold air is spilling farther into the east as the cold front makes its way farther to the east. not too bad in new york citytoday. temperatures will drop once the cold front makes its way in. it's not only going to be cooler, it's going to be kind of rainy. when i say kind of rainy, rainy a lot. a lot. >> a lot. >> thanks, indra. >> that's the chris not happy. >>> coming up on "new day," rescue and recovery under way after a fire in a turkish mine leaves workers trapped. hundreds trapped. is there hope for their survival? what are the variables? we're going to talk to the man who helped rescue the chilean miners in 2010. a similar situation in terms of the challenges. >>> and also ahead, is karl rove waging a smear campaign against hillary clinton? new attacks against the potential 2016 candidate. but is all fair in political warfare? we'll discuss as we take you inside politics. scott: okay, neighbors, here's the top-drawer skinny. scotts wraps each seed in a brilliant water smart plus coating, that feeds, protects, and holds in moisture to make growing thicker, healthier grass easier. now let's spread you

the east coast. temperatures a mixed bag. by saturday, it's following that cold front. look at the temperatures. look how warm you are. 80 degrees expected out towards new york citylanta and even new orleans, so that looks good. then by sunday, although you had a break in the midwest, here come the showers and the threat for severe weather also out towards the midwest by sunday, so that's the concern. rain not too heavy, but under a thunderstorm, you get the heavier rain as well. watch for that. >> indra petersons, thanks. >>> new developments following that botched lethal injection in oklahoma. the state has agreed to a 180-day stay of execution for another inmate. he was scheduled to die on the same day last week. right now, investigators are still looking into the april 29th execution of this man, clayton lockett. he died 43 minutes after his execution began. prosecutors say charles warner, convicted of raping and killing an 11-month-old baby girl, he should die in november. >>> florida police now say four people found dead in a burned-out mansion owned by former tennis star james blake, they say they had been shot. blake rented the tampa area home to a family

some of the renown pieces were in jeopardy of being sold after the city filed for chapter 9. and who could forget movies like "terminatterminator" where robos cold calculating killers. but now the role of real life lethal autonomous machines also known as killer robots is under debate at the united nations. >> reporter: in the 21st century a weapon will be invented like no other. robotic killer machines have long been the subject of science fiction. evil assassins battling with the forces of good, at stake: the future of humanity. but now that fiction is close to becoming an issue of fact, and there is a suspect of international talks. robots like these being developed in the united states are increasingly able to be armed and put on the battlefield. >> look around the corner and make sure that there are no civilian there is, and make it possible for the human to make the decision. we're not saying that there should not be robots on the battlefield. we're saying it should be up to a human being to make that decision about whether to fire the weapon. >> reporter: there are already some autonomous weapons in use. and israel has used this drone whi

the northeast. there is a cold front moving through and because of that the threat of severe storms and hail and all of the citiesst, including new york city. that is an area of concern. we are watching the tropics. this is the first named hurricane. amanda. it is a category 3 storm at this point. it is expected to weaken over the next several days and not affect land. we have to start talking about the tropics. june 1st in the atlantic it is the first day of the hurricane season. >> you are a busy. >> i here checking it out. >> janice dean, meteorologist. >> it is a mouthful. >>> folks in alaska hope the rain in the forecast will stop a wild fire. it is a wind- whipped fire 60 miles south of anchor age. 1,000 homes are evacuated and no reports of injuries and damage. a shelter is set up to help those affected. and a california wild fire is affecting a hundred homes. one home is destroyed and that fire is fuelled by hot dry conditions in the golden state and there is no word on what caused. it >> as we look ahead to 2016 a huge shaping up. blue collar moms who are concerned about the economy and our next guest sa

the afternoon. and then still breezy into san francisco about 63 degrees and 60 in daly city. next couple of days, we have a cold front sliding into the bay area bringing some more clouds for tomorrow. and then as we get into friday and the weekend, look at that. we have lots of sunshine coming our way. think we're looking at some offshore winds into sunday maybe temperatures popping up near 70 degrees along the coastline, 80s in the valleys. getting a little hot, though, guys next week maybe some 90s. >> looks like it. shorts on tuesday. >> and monday i am sick. i'm already sick. [ laughter ] >> you're gone. >> my, that looks great! [ laughter ] >>> well, a year-long wait is finally over. it's cherry season out there. >> yes, kpix 5 reporter roberta gonzales is stocking up with mobile weather in sunnyvale. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. outside in sunnyvale now it's 54 degrees, lots of clear skies but we came inside to one of the oldest fruit stands left in the santa clara valley. it is the olson family fruit stand and you know, this is really close to my heart because santa clara county is one of the

the water is, it's pouring through the city area. the situation doesn't look like it will change a great deal. it's a clash between dry coldair, and the warm air feeding in from the pacific. the area of rain moves up as we head towards june. for the time being, torrential rain is likely to continue. as we go through from monday to tuesday, this is not a great deal of change. rainfall will add up to 150mm. >>> michael sam becomes the first openly gay player to be selected for america's biggest football league - the n.f.l. it reports the changing attitudes in the highly commercialized and lucrative sport. >> reporter: it's taken a century for the game of american football to arrive. >> with the 249th pick in the 2014 n.f.l. draft. the st. louis rams select michael sam. from university of missouri. >> after celebrating the news with family and friends, sam took to twitter saying:. >> michael sam is the first openly gay player to be drafted in the n.f.l. the league makes about 10 billion a year. athletes in the past kept their sexuality private for fear of losing endorse. deals. with a changing landscape the draft is seen by s

years of the cold of business the left but grew into depict my serious crucial civil war the month of the area has been cleared of insurgents the army is not expected to move into the old city could this be checked for explosives. legend has it this is one of hundreds of videos on the internet calling on people to take on team to have dora on the wall malik european leaders is spearheading an international effort to find out what makes them so attractive and help to diminish the appeal the new court makes europe's counterterrorism unit believes young people not to join two halves don't really understand what lies in store for them. some young people are looking for exciting adventures. as the pixels that detroit's a virtual games think they'll find the same excitement by making all the kids. i get to the brussels conference will also explore how to improve communication was sending counter message is the target minister saying you will be to ink a trip from him is that when it is to find peaceful solutions to distill all gold is to use all possible legal means to lead them to find a monotone aspects of activities yet nor is is that unlike the sentiment shared by belgium's i

. >> we have changes across the country today, 47 is the cold front that went through atlanta, versus new york city at 65. it's ahead of the warm front with the clouds, misty rain. behind the system, more 50's around the great lakes moving places, possibly chicago not making it out of the upper 40s, ahead of this still more 70's as that continues to go through and so very, very warm into the southwest, but those temperatures start to go break a little. >> tomorrow is the anniversary of the landmark 1954 court decision brown versus board of he hadvasion, ending segregation in schools. many classrooms have become integrated about blacks and whites coming together. the effect of the court's decision is magnified at one washington state high school. >> foster high looks like most schools across the u.s., students arrive by bus, skateboard or on food, getting in a quick chat with friends before the bell rings. the 3,000 students in this district south of seattle speak 80 different languages and die elects. four times as many students are in english learning language here than seattle public schools and

in the mid 1920s he was the windy city's nearly undisputed crime king. members of rival gang were gunned down in colde st. valentine day's massacre of 1929, suspicion naturally enough fell on capone. but the case so often in those days nothing could be proved. through it all capone led openly la cushion your life enjoying celebrity who thought of a robin hood. when he opened soup kitchens for the poor during the great depression. unable to nail capone for his violent crimes, feds focused on his unreported income, investigation foretrade in the 1987 film "the untouchables" with kevin costner as treasury agent earl yet n,ss and robert deniro as capone. >> you got nothing. you don't got the bookkeeper. you got nothing. nothing. if you were a man you would have done it now. don't got a thing. >> osgood: finally convicted of tax evasion the sent to federal prison in atlanta in 19 2 where he bribed his way to special treatment. two years later he was transferred to a less congenial confines of alcatraz where he settled in as a model prisoner. in 1939 he was released suffering syphilis and dementia. al capo

check out the water, it's icy cold, which may be a welcome relief from the blazing hot sand caused by high temperatures. >> let's check out san francisco ocean beach the city broke a record set in 1927. 87 years ago. spencer christian outside to show how hot it is. >> no jacket, no tie. taking off every layer because it's hot here today you can see how sunny it is across the bay area and of course we still have heat advisory in effect until tomorrow night. it's all over the bay area except coastal lobings highs from 96-102 tomorrow, inland, warm night in the hills the risk of heat-related illness is a possibility now. looking live here at abc7, taking a look at highs including records set today. napa 83. oakland tied it's record for the date. 93 degrees sab fran set a new record high for the date. shattering old record of 87 set back in 1927. and moffett field tied it's high for the date notice records set on this date in 1976, which was apparently a very warm year, on this date, it was. i'll be back in a moment with -- oh, let's me give thu look. air quality, tomorrow will be our third spare the air day. the heat is rising, air quality declining and we're

the weekend. when i say cold air, it's not really cold, it's mild. temperatures really just about the 70s over the next several days. new york cityt 74. >> sounds nice! >> it's doable, not hot like memorial day weekend, but nice. >> thanks, indra. >>> this is a surprising story. brad pitt under attack on the red carpet. in happened last night as he and angelina jolie were signing autographs at the premiere of her movie "malificet." they say a man hit him in the face before being dragged from the scene. vitali sediuk is said to have gone after celebrities before. not sure why that is funny. he's in jail facing battery charges. >> i can't believe they can get that close to them. they have so much security. >>> it's not over yet. the pacers hold off the heat to keep their playoff hopes alive and thank you, paul george. >> joe carter with details in the "bleacher report," next. ith to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [male announcer] glucerna... he was a matted messiley in a small cage. ng day. s

the 70s kansas city down to dallas. those highs will reach the 80s in chicago and minneapolis. let's head over to you. >> sn the that interesting, chicago thhad hoech cold weathe and now in the 80s. >> thanks maria. >> new outrage brewing over the new 9-11 museum's gift shop. family members of victims have souvenir sales. they honor the heros and remember the victims from the september 11th terror attacks with deeply moving exhibits. a few feet away the gift shop sells hats, coffee mugs, hood des and t-shirts. 8 percent of the items were made in the u.s. >> they have to make money to make the museum run but this has gone a little boifrt board it is tacky and it's an international disgrace. >> proceed from the shop goes from developing and sustaining the museum. >> california krohn running in the belmont stakes. the horse arrives in new york for the run for the preet ste ps steeg gus triple crown. they ruled the strips are a okay. if he wins the belmont he would be the first horse to sweep all three races since 1978. >> donald sterling one step closer to losing the los angeles clippers. the nba has begun the process of terminating his ownership. he has b