that's exactly what the issue is here. >> reporter: in the delta, john ramos, cbs 5? >>> to campaign 2012. it's looking more and more like california may have a big say in the republican race for president. and a new poll shows rick santorum is surging here. romney still the favorite among likely republican voters but look at that, santorum now just six points behind. he jumped 18 points since december. but for now the gop spotlight turns to the deep south, alabama and mississippi holding primaries on tuesday. the strongly conservative states could be the last chance for mitt romney's rivals to halt his momentum. >> you have an opportunity here in mississippi to narrow this race, narrow this race to a conservative versus "the insider" moderate. >> despite his growing delegate lead, romney hasn't done well with southerners, evangelicals and conservative voting blocs. santorum and newt gingrich have consistently split that base. >>> a lawsuit is demanding the right to vote for some prisoners doing time for low level felonies. the league of women voters and two prisoners

they are changing a long history of rice farming in the mekong delta. they are not only feeding vietnam, but helping build a major sustainable export industry. vietnam has been one of the most rapidly growing countries of the last decade. we see this in the booming urban center of ho chi minh city. one key to this development has been vietnam's physical geography, along with a shift from collective to commercial agriculture. for now, there is no reason to expect that vietnam's growth should not continue well io e 21st century. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

the rate of cooling is proportional to delta t. in this case, i wouldn't have to be concerned with kelvins because the difference in temperature from here to here and the difference from here to here would be the same. do you see? i'm not taking a ratio. but over here at newton's law of cooling is-- for the rate of cooling is proportional to the difference in-- now what do you mean difference? you know, delta means difference. that means how hot something is compared to what the surroundings are. if this thing here is red hot, and this is maybe something like of 500 degrees above the surroundings, then that's a high delta t. guess what the rate at which this degrees are gonna clip off will be, high rate. see? if i take this thing and warm it up a little bit like this. now, it's a little bit warmer than the environment. how quickly does it cool? not very quickly because delta t is very small. if i put this in an oven and turn it red hot, take it outside. [makes sounds] this thing starts cooling like mad, okay? i mean, let's suppose e

promise was broken first by his own department and most recently when a federal government deemed the delta smelt to be more important than the livelihoods of farm workers. hundreds of billions of gallons of water that these communities had already paid for and depended upon were simply expropriated and cavalierly dumped into the pacific ocean turning much of california's fertile central valley into a dust bowl. this bill redeemed the promise made to the people of california and restores the allocations that were agreed to. we hear well, that was then and this is now and the science has changed. what they're referring to is not science. it is ideology masquerading as science. in 2010 their claims were thrown out of the federal court which cited ideological zealots to mislead and deceive the court into accepting what is not only the best science, it's not science. >> the comments of representative mcclintock, a republican from california. again, the house taking up this measure today. you can watch live coverage on our network at c-span and on the web on c-span.org. the house speaker making

it lies on the delta of the world's third longest river, the chang jiang, also known as the yangtze.t is asia's longest waterway, stretching more than 4,000 miles into china. captain gu will pilot his boat far to the west. ( speaking mandarin ) translator: my ship carries a mixed cargo of foodstuffs, medical supplies, farm produce and so on. but of course, priority is given to urgently needed supplies of one sort or another. narrator: the chang jiang is central china's lifeline and connection to the outside world. gu ( translated ): it offers a wide navigable course for ships. it flows smoothly along its course, so it is not plagued by strong winds or waves. so it provides favorable conditions for the transportation of goods. ( ship's horn blowing ) narrator: but the chang jiang has some shallow sections, both upstream and down, that affect the economy of shanghai. in both cases, china's new industrial might will try to overcome those limitations. upstream, the controversial three gorges dam shouldmprove navigation starting in 2009. the lakes behind the dams will allow oceangoing shi

that's a sign of the delta breeze. g it's sunny, this system will swing by tomorrow and give us a change in the weather. the coast cools down rapidly, colder tomorrow, breezy to windy, highs, 56 to 60. there will be a lot of upper 50s. light rain possible tomorrow morning. cooler by the coast t will still be warm inland but the fog has bum back in a big way. the visibility is terrible. the cooling trend starts today and really takes shape tomorrow. that will give us wind. mostly sunny today except for that fog, coast and bay. some of that, it's a blanket of it. 50s and 60s coast and bay. this looks like it for the 70s as temperatures come down. colder, windy, possible rain early tuesday morning, not much. but it will be cold and windy. we rebound the temperatures thursday, friday, and saturday. clouds increase and cooler on sunday. >>> 7:41. happening now, more bay area students are heading to sacramento for what's expected to be a loud march and rally to protest education cuts. paul chambers is live at the college in h

steady rain into the delta community. radar returns around cloverdale down toward dry creek road. you can see sweet water springs road. as we head to the east bay, still up around highway 4 delta communities, best radar returns and camino and heading out through the altamont pass. sunol grade one shower there but the peninsula and most of the south bay is pretty dry right now. rain is moving from west to east. it will hang out in the north bay and then slide southward for rest of us. winds are gusting 20-25, oakland santa rosa and half moon bay, it will get around 20-30 and around the ocean, 30-40 this afternoon. upper 40s to low 50s with scattered rain outside the steady rain. by noon the heavier rain starts to move into the north bay. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. by 4:00 steadier rain is coming down into all of our neighborhoods. see the evening commute is going to be tougher weather-wise than this morning. >>> it's getting much buzzer. brand-new accident reported in san jose, northbound 101 approaching the 280

of the 9:00 hour, this storm is already in the delta. oakland and hayward area, along the peninsula, heavy rain. by 10:00, that pushes into our inland valleys. and by 11:00, the rain is starting to wrap up. into the afternoon, we will see mostly clear conditions although a few pop-up thunderstorms are certainly possible. futurecast put the possibility into the north bay in the 2:00 hour through the 4:00 hour. be prepared for that possibility into saturday afternoon. snow in the sierra tomorrow, it's going to remain largely dry. temperatures pretty mild. 55 degrees. into saturday, that storm is going to impact the sierra with 3-6 inches of snow. and temperatures dropping off into sunday as well. back in the 30s with a 20% chance of lingers snow showers. your extended forecast, tomorrow mainly dry. temperatures in the 60s for the most part. chance of rain later in the evening for the north bay, mainly. and that is going to rush on through the area for saturday morning. gusty winds accompanying that storm. it'll be breezy out there tomorrow

moderate cells around the delta. by 11:00 p.m. on friday the moderate-heavy rain will be sliding into the south bay. through the 1:00 hour, heavier rain. grandam a tornado in michigan has destroyed at least two houses. several more are seriously dead. look at that, most of the second floor is missing. >>grant: attacking an elderly woman in her own home. residents in the montclair neighborhood are on edge after a string of residential burglaries. on tuesday, and home invasion robbery. an 89 year-old woman had a killer stuff over her face, she was forced into her own bathroom while roberts went through her home. business owners, residents, everyone is concerned. they plan on meeting with police to discuss ways on improving the situation. bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless toget

through guangdong, we see the forces of globalization at work in the pearl river delta and beyond. ny observers argue the costs and benefits, but few dispute that globalization is the most profound reorganization of the world since the industrial revolution. the driving force of globalization is economic, and at the core of the global economy is the global production system. du neng ji makes nike shoes-- one of tens of thousands of nike employees scattered across the world. du neng ji and his fellow workers are a small part of the chinese link in the chain of global production. ( du neng ji speaking chinese ) translator: the reason i came to work here is simply to earn a living. i came from chendgu in sichuan province. i didn't have much of a job back home. i've been working at the number two factory for 2½ years. i feel good about it. my ambition is to become a manager. narrator: most of these workers are like du neng ji. until the facties came, they either ratched out a living from farming or had no work at all. now life has changed dramatically. ( du neng ji speaking chinese ) tr

we've had a breeze around the delta. 45 in there. fremont, 45, los gatos, 46 degrees. ly cloudy skies and few extra clouds at our coast. otherwise the rain holds off for the most part until tomorrow, light rain but if you do have plans tomorrow, plan on a rainy afternoon on and off with cooler temperatures than today. today coming down 10-15 degrees and a wet pattern certainly by the middle of the week to end of the week, we're going to make up for lost time. water vapor imagery, not a good picture. we've got one front that is pushing on through. this is the next front that is going to bring a little bit in the way of rain. high pressure is fading away. we've had the offshore flow for not only past week but much of the winter. now, the onshore flow that is ushering cooler temperatures today and series of troughs. this one coming up from british columbia, northwest and it will be a cool one and spread scattered showers. multitude of systems that is going to arrive, they will be more mid latitude and more warmer systems. right now we are looking at the clouds here and the

the win not much of a factor in santa rosa and the delta. this is out ahead of the stem.the main focus of the rain will be today but we have several more chances next week as the storm door remains open. and we will see unsellinged weather. so the first system coming down from the gulf of alaska. lake county, you will see some lower snow levels and temperatures here will stay in the 50s. 8:00 we have rain all across the bay a couple of pockets of heavier rain down through the santa cruz mountains. the higher elevations pick up most of the rain. by 2:00 the front is still sitting over us and what we call a little wave could develop on it. that would allow it to sit here through the evening hours. through the overnight hours it becomes more scattered. 8:00 tomorrow morning we have the rain chances pretty good around the bay. but throughout the afternoon it turns into showers and by, oh, 4:00 we are looking pretty dry around the entire bay. but between now and 11:00 tomorrow night, one to two inches, pretty hefty north bay. santa cruz mountains up to 3 inches. peninsula, and

along the delta however, showers are still heavy. finally seeing some heavy-south bay in san jose dublin, pleasanton making its way to livermore. this heavy rainfall through napa, redwood city and pressing south. and in the sel-- south bay a look at your 7 day around the bay we are expecting a dry and mostly sunny weekend on sunday. however, the showers will return on wednesday >>isabel: 8:51 henry? >>henry: huge controversy lately. and the oakland school district is planning on closing five schools. there are people that are not happy. we will introduce you to this teacher among the protesters. we will talk about it when we it ♪ :ow - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more

wind advisory for solano county, including the strait and the delta. s per hour. this will be all day long and will die down in through the early evening hours, right about sunset. i want to show you the future cast model, because this helps you to visualize what's going o we've got steady rain moving through the area. it will be moving south and east by about 11:00 or so. looks like areas near pleasanton, livermore, dealing with moderate rain. noon time in the north bay, getting a break. it's going to continue to shift this way. by 2:00, all of us are going to be with partly to mostly cloudy skies, maybe a little drizzle. but we're not done yet. we've got scattered showers in the forecast. as i mentioned a moment ago, possibility of a thunderstorm. 50s and low 60s this morning. 50s and low 60s expected in the afternoon. santa rosa has cooled off quite a bit in the last hour or so, about 49 degrees currently. we're looking at 60 degrees for mountain view today, 57 san francisco. so breezy, gray, cool, a little sunshine out there for the afternoon. tomor

antioch, from what after italy's in the delta should prepare. from san results of the golden gate, light rain at the moment but eventually it will clear out. >>james: erica is focusing on our forecast a drop of one. more wet weather headed our way. a a.m., sporadic shower activity in the north bay. by noon, not too much of a heart of the date of more organized race. the organized stuff takes shape to apply noon and then slowly making its way across the bay area who as we head towards five him during the evening ride home and bury will be nice and wet. particularly scary with heavy downpours expected from standard: north to 101 thomas goddess joash by 9:00 p.m. the, some really nice downpours. the yellow, orange and red and green moderate-heavy rain. alatas status both by friday and saturday how we will start to try things out and not that the ground can soak in a downpour that we get over night. saturday will be a mixed bag. hopefully the but what will pass us by in the morning and we will hang on to a chance of showers and to the accident. sunda

as we move to the afternoon, if showers will move through the delta curious in the north bay is were the chances remain of rain. in the north bay, mainly dry conditions. by midnight we will see if he approaches the coast line 50 1/5 o'clock, a fancy office-heavy rains here heavy rain over oakland, concord and the cell. we were and still of greta. saugh >>pam: kimberly is here with today's edition of take a look at this. >> officials believe that a fire started on one boat and quickly spread to others. in all, there are nine boats that were scored and five destroyed. the damage was estimated at 2 million. fortunately there were no injuries reported. or no word on the cause of the fire. check this out, a very tense scene at a zoo in new york yesterday had have 6400 hound guerrilla hit a zookeeper. visitors were taken to secure areas as a response team of tranquilize the gorilla. the injured zookeeper was briefly hospitalized but is expected to be just fine. ♪ [ acoustic guitar: upbeat ] [ dog ] it's our favorite. yours and mine. because we found it. together. on a walk, walk, walk. lov

looking at the delta of a warmer day in the comparison.ay will be partly sunny. however, through brentwood it could be more stubborn near novadto 57 is also another commn number. the future cast as we continue to watch the weather system. you can see cloud is streaming and it will not impact us today but we could see light showers. by 5:00 a.m., the showers through santa rosa. by 1:00 p.m., watch the clock. we will hold out for a slight chance of east asia hours. more likely in the east bay will be test flat. your 7 day lebraun the day coming up. >>mark: thank you. this story of morgan hill. this missing 15 year-old girl has disappeared. friday morning. she was last seen at 6:00 a.m. she has not returned home. let us show you near the morgan hill area as this home is one half mile from the location of where she was last seen. jackie? >>jackie: good morning. this is one of many several posters hoping to see and provide exactly what happened to the mymissing 15-year-old. her house is just one half mile on dougherty that is where she was last

one of the wings sticking up in the air mechanics were testing the engines on the delta 737 when the braking system failed. two maintenance workers were onboard, they were not hurt. cranes were brought in to move the jet. they have some explaining to do. >> yeah, nothing like that but we have our own share of airport problems locally too. >> three hours 15 minutes last time i checked and they are getting longer every time i checked, so i stopped checking. flight tracker abc7news.com go to the bottom of the page. some regional flights may be cancelled because of the rain and snow. good morning again. 11:19 snow falling in the sierra they are going to get more snow pack now around 30% of average. we could use as much as they can give us without the avalanches that could be a concern towards the weekend. from emeryville, can't see san francisco because of the low clouds, a lot of moisture in the air. live doppler you can see the best radar returns across the north bay that's the way this system is going to be because of the front stalling to the north and also because we have this south

what weather fifth fruits a little bit of the east bay near concord and walnut creek and towards the delta, otherwise the rest of the bay area is looking pretty good. a quick update on the headlines, residual showers. it ended this for the morning hours. breaks of sunshine with partly cloudy after did. for this evening, dry conditions as we work to the overnight. >>george: we have been tracking the commute for an hour now and watching conditions steadily get heavier. as traffic is heavier on the upper deck of the bay bridge, not enough so for them to activate see, the metering lights. in the south bay, no problems. births in the north bay there are no delays for 101 southbound. >>justine: we're breaking news into the kron4 newsroom where firefighters in oakland rescued one person from a burning house fire. this is happening right now on ssl street. firefighters did find one victim and are now giving a purse and cpr. an ambulance is on the scene. in-house fire burning right now in oakland. >>darya: surging again today with hundreds of volunteers looking for a 15 year old sierra lamar. she h

a few more cells over the delta. and also up north in fairfield at 4:00. morning commute. 5:00, heavier rain over san rafael and oakland. but by 7:00, most of the rain turned to showers and it will be spotty. mostly through the north bay. into the afternoon, not a lot of rain, just clouds. last week's storms helped with the rainfall totals but we are still below where we should be and below last year. sfa 8 inches. oakland 9. 3 in santa rosa. 4 in mountain view. let's look at what we saw last year. you will see the numbers are higher than what we have seen this year. santa rosa last year 31 inches of rain. you saw it was 12 inches so far this year. let's look at tomorrow in terms of temperatures. warmer in some spots. south bay 65. 50s along the coast and north bay. 59 napa, 58 in san francisco. extended forecast, chance of rain in the north bay tomorrow. that will be the same for wednesday as well. temperatures 60s. weekend, more rain saturday and sunday with a chance of rain monday. >>> coming up, peyton manning going to denter. gary -- denver. gary weigh

a wind advisory in effect for the street in the delta south, winds up to 50 m.p.h. as far as the wind gusts are concerned. along the coast we have brakers western at 22 seats. but no mavericks, only the festival tomorrow. cure you have the extended forecast, the temperature 65 or 60 degrees, a brisk cold day with a fast-moving cold front. sonny on sunday. and then we have a dry day on monday before we put a daily chance of rain showers back into the forecast tuesday for friday. i still have the snow report coming up has 6:48 p.m.. >> you can track the storm as it moves through your neighborhood with live interactive high- definition radar on cbssf.com. just click on weather. >> the mayor's plan to target oakland's 100 most dangerous blocks, new questions about whether the police chief is on board. >> squatters taking over abandoned boats. why bay area city is accused of doing nothing about the problem. >> personal information >> new at 6 o'clock, a puzzlement to decrease crime in some of oakland's most violent neighborhoods but there are still some unanswered questio

a look at storm tracker 4, still seeing some rain in the south bay and in portions of the delta. well inland, but drier conditions for the rest of the bay area. walnut creek, showers, showers in livermore. and down in the south bay, over the peninsula and san jose at this hour. rainfall totals over the past 24 hours were pretty good in some spots thanks to this storm that has widely pushed through. over 2 inches of rain in ben lowman, santa rosa 2 inches of rain there. mifr more, 3/4 -- livermore, 3/4 of an inch of rain. into tomorrow, there is the possibility of seeing a few spotty showers into the morning hours. in the afternoon, we're going to be seeing some sun breaks and partial clearing through the afternoon into the overnight hours. but more rain is on the way. i'll tell you when. >>> and hour team coverage on the storm moves to kron4's charles clifford live at the bay bridge. >> reporter: things are looking pretty good at the moment . you're looking at traffic headed for the upper deck of the bay bridge here. and as you can see, it's pretty clear. it rained and poured all

that will also be off the forecast for the delta communities. upper 50s. , was the mid-50s. if you will be in downtown san francisco, partly cloudy with temperatures around 55. as we headed to the overnight hours would have another impulse that will push through. by 5:00 a.m. the sprinkles will get organized. advancing the clock to 11:00 a.m., showers confined to the fact except for maybe in the afternoon. first half when will it is a chance tomorrow afternoon of a random shower here or there. for the most part, most of the wet weather will be in the north bay and could make for a wet commute. here is it looked at your 7 day around the bay. a chance of showers into thursday. >>george: the back of a starting to grow at the bay bridge. the metering lights have the activated. a wind advisories and plays for the bay bridge, send it to bridge and dumbarton bridge. >>mark: the national weather service says the rental small >>nichole: and dick today, the rain felt relentlessly for most of last week. monday marks the first day of spring. according to the national w

we'll also see it along the delta and in fair field. 10:00, continues to move to the south.indicating heavy rainfall. mountain view, san jose, all seeing it. into the 4:00 hour, saturday morning, a little drier. in terms of the totals, saturday, 4:00 in the morning, 2-3 inches in the north bay, 1-2 in the central bay, up to 4 inches in the santa cruz mountains. it's going to linger over some spots longer. a look at your extended forecast. rainy for tomorrow, heavier rain in the afternoon. also bringing a blast of cold air with it. temperatures this weekend drop think into the low 50s. we are going to see sun break this is weekend. but i think we're going to see spotty thundershowers as well. possibly even small hail and thunder. conditions look to intruv in next week -- improve into next week. >>> two police officers head back to school in an undercover operation to nab a drug dealer. and will ferrell takes a standpoint at this comedy in spanish. >> i haven't seen you since high school. >> reporter: two unlikely friends turned police partners are assigned to a unique law enf

we have fog on the coast as well as novato and drizzle around the delta. numbers quite cool low to mid 40s. mostly cloudy skies, chance of showers with better chance of rain this afternoon and possibility of a thunderstorm. then we see a break until midday tuesday and then more rain into wednesday. there is the system finally kicking n on out. we have more energy on the way. the storm door for now still open. here is a look at the rest of the day. you'll notice a little break not a lot because by 2:00 or 3:00, we've got more organized rain from the east bay, santa cruz mountains and as soon as the sun begins to set, things quiet down. fast forward until 5:00 monday afternoon, that is our break until 5:00 monday. then look what happens on monday into tuesday. next system, focusing on the north bay for much of tuesday monk. then by tuesday afternoon it pushes through the rest of the bay area. as for today. high temperatures on the cool side. low to mid 50s with possibility of a thunderstorm, 53 in fremont 54 in san jose. it looks dry right now, things will b

one of the wings sticking up in the air mechanics were testing the engines on the delta 737 when theraking system failed. two maintenance workers were onboard, they were not hurt. cranes were brought in to move the jet. they have some explaining to do. >> yeah, nothing like that but we have our own share of airport problems locally too. >> three hours 15 minutes last time i checked and they are getting longer every time i checked, so i stopped checking. flight tracker abc7news.com go to the bottom of the page. some regional flights may be cancelled because of the rain and snow. good morning again. 11:19 snow falling in the sierra they are going to get more snow pack now around 30% of average. we could use as much as they can give us without the avalanches that could be a concern towards the weekend. from emeryville, can't see san francisco because of the low clouds, a lot of moisture in the air. live doppler you can see the best radar returns across the north bay that's the way this system is going to be because of the front stalling to the north and also because we have this souther

christina is talking about fog off the delta as well. we'll check for reports from chp as the morning continues. look at this clear shot of the oakland area past the coliseum. clear as far as the view the as well as the traffic flow. speeds at the limit all the way to the toll plaza. >> thank you, mike. >> 5:01 now. state lawmakers are looking for answers about san jose's true pension obligations. today they will ask for an audit to get to the bottom line about the city's bottom line. bob redell has more on the investigation into questionable projections. bob, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. in a few hours a group of bay area lawmakers will come here to san jose city hall to request an audit of the city's finances and pension obligations. you'll be looking at a letter there signed by the seven state senators and assemblymen requesting the review of the past three fiscal years and all projections for pension estimates during that time. their colleagues in sacramento decide on wednesday whether to approve this request

less water has been diverted out of the delta and a wet rainy season last year helped the salmon. >> great ocean conditions. lot of rain. a really good season. >>> the increase should also be a boost to charter boat captains. >> we are slowly starting to gain back our clientele. most disappeared when the season stopped. >> reporter: some fisherman tell us predictions are just that, predictions and predictions don't always pan out. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the state franz cheese tax board says the tax gap is growing, the amount of money that is owed to the state. the gap doubled in the last two years due to the recession. taxpayers owe the state $10 billion. that is up from $6.5 million. it effects everyone. >> we see them as stealing from kids, seniors who need healthcare, folk whose need houses. >> they say it is difficult collecting back taxes because it cost money to track people down and when they are found, it is hard to make them pay. >>> the education commission will host a meeting tonight on the state budget and education reform. she

and this is really the result of better water management, better flows down our river and through the delta and into the golden gate. >> and the water won't be the only thing flowing. >> this will money $1.4 billion in revenue for local communities this year. that's if we get the kind of season we are all hoping for. >> keeping captains in business. >> this is my life. i have done this for 25 years. i am a fisherman and a harvester by nature. >> and davis said they lost a lot of fishermen during the hard years. he said their boat was able to keep active by having a couple of good crab years. they are really anxious to get started with the salmon season. we should know the date it will end the beginning of next month. that's when they will make a final decision. at fisherman's wharf, abc news. >> thank you. >>> a 22-year-old video of president obama speaking at harvard has the web buzzing tonight. the video shows a speech barack obama gave defending the actions of professor derrick bell, the first black tenured professor. he was staging a protest over harvard failing to offer tenure to women

way back for forecast by monday sell first off with a cold front for the wind advisory emplace for the delta has some of these wind gusts up to 50 m.p.h. and our at a the salomon's non i we have been high serve advisory that comes into place until monday morning some of the breakers up to 22 ft. snow mavericks' but they have the festival tomorrow rain or shine said tonight we of the rain developing overnight in north bay the heaviest rains from morning the afternoon scattered showers windy and cool tonight overnight mild and to the '50s and these numbers aren't budging much daytime highs 55 to 6 degrees again south when substitute 30 mi. an hour. caugh a dry day on sunday. chances to tuesday through friday.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,the f and they're going to have given more time of the they don't win at least three of their final four games. playoffs. the kids move into the first and the pacific divisions of a sharp turn now one of the scars that stars in a paris for the first you playoff spots tonight. >>> the 22 points in the first half against the nets charles jenkins in hits with a new look pa

as we move into the 4:00 hour, heavier rain over concord, antioch and the delta. the 5:00 hour, a heavier cell of rain in san rafael approach in oakland. if you study showers in the morning commute. we have more rain on tap for the rest of this week. >> ross mirkirimi is now on probation. sentence today after pleading guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment. mirkirimi gets credit for time served and the sentence includes three years' probation. outside the courtroom today the shares made an emotional apology. >> i know how deeply i have let the people down. what happened should not have happened and i am deeply sorry. i do not believe domestic violence is a private family matter. i regret not intervening earlier to correct that statement. i have been a steadfast advocate on behalf of the anti domestic violence community. i am so sorry that what has occurred with me personally this seems to have caused people to believe in the less, that i will not be that ally, that i have to about and it clear that i will work so much harder so that i can regain the trust that i

vernal equinox at 10:146789 i can't remind you enough but in urban flood advisory going now for the delta until 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. and could see minor floofding and we're not under an advisory now, next several hours may be going under an advisory if rain continues and we see low-lying areas but we need it. >> all right. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> and coming up next, a floating robot completes a record-breaking ocean journey. details on the mission. >> then at 6:00 a winter storm warning is in effect in the sierra. we're going to take you there live with how people are taking advantage of the blfit >>> napa county firefighters met by a burst of ammunition has az they began battling a house fire thursday night inside of a home on mustang road that started exploding when firefighters got on the scene them. tried to fight from outside but the home burned to the ground. nobody was injured and a man was able to get out. investigators are looking into what caused this fire and what was going on. >> the second of four wave glider robots launched last year from san francisco

if you get $120, you keep the delta. >> and if we get $140, we get hit. there's a set of data, so we get, based upon the other factors that we throw in, we were off. so now on the next side of metrics, we will bid 40. >> this is not a whole lot different than selling wheat on the trade. >> think about how you think about a derivative in oerms of dropping. if you know it's going to go close to zero, technologically it goes in for the marginal government. >> i love to foresee the night. it's across the cleaning and across the shampoo bottle. and this is supposed to be the internet. between 440, that's what i learned. >> and you saw this flaw in this crowded market. >> that's where we got into it. i'm coming at it from an analytical, this just doesn't feel right. there's something going on. >> so how do hotels feel about you? >> well, it's interesting. there's the hotel property itself, the guy or the gal what run tess property and then there are the brands that get a commission from the hotel. the brands aren't super about what we're doing, but the haelths,

the delta -- >> explain what the delta is to our viewers. >> the difference between what romney thoughtnd whatever happened in mississippi. >>> he was out in ohio, naming names. listen to this. >> governor romney was more direct, let detroit go bankrupt. . he said that. he said that what we propose, and i quote, is even worse than bankruptcy. end of quote. he said it would make gm, quote, the living dead. >> so what do you think about this role joe biden will be taking on. he's going to really be, shall we say, the pitbull. >> but a happy warrior. the best attackers are people who have a sense of sort of generosity of spirit. ronald reagan was one of the best negative campaigners ever. he wasn't a hater. even if you don't agree with joe biden, i think he's one of the most gifted public leaders. he can stick the knife in, but not look like a meanie. i respect experience. i love joe biden. thank god he's there. i think you'll see him in places like hawaii -- you know, he's the son of a car salesman, very much got a middle-class appeal. he's just old joe, even though the second most powerf

the delta flight had just taken off when passengers noticed a smell. ghters met the plane on the runway, but they did not find any flames. >>> outrage in afghanistan after an american shooting rampage that killed 16 villages. we have more on the increased security risk. >> reporter: on the streets, afghan military forces are on guard. the taliban is vowing revenge for sunday's deadly attack. eyewitnesses say an american soldier went on a shooting spree in two villages killing 16 people, including 9 children and three women. i cannot speak, this local man says, before wiping away tears. >> what happened this weekend is heartbreaking and tragic, and i expressed directly how the american people feel any time innocent civilians, especially children are killed. >> reporter: the soldier is in u.s. custody. the pentagon is not releasing his name, but cbs news has learned he's a 38-year-old army staff sergeant, a veteran of four tours in the middle east. president obama calls the shooting tragic and shocking. this is the third incident in several months that ha

into the 7:00 hour, heavier rainfall for portions of the delta. tomorrow will be similar to today. >>gary: alex smith in the 49ers have made up. how will peyton manning look in denver colors? this is hard to believe. he got a 58 million guaranteed deal, overall five years in the 96 million. he will have to pass. [ male announcer ] the draw of the past is a powerful thing. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing the 2013 lexus gs, with leading-edge safety technology, like available blind spot monitor... [ tires screech ] ...night view... and heads-up display. [ engine revving ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. >>gary: tiger woods will be playing in the arnold palmer and then. honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisible. [ female announc

in the highest elevations in the delta there's a wind advisory effect for tomorrow with mendes up to 50 m.p.h. high surf advisories in the fight for to monitor monday when some breakers up to 22 ft. in the meantime we do have a high wind warning for the greater lake tahoe area and the highest ridges of 100 mi. per hour wind gusts with the falling snow. since my experience developing penalties to have the heaviest rain showers and the embassy the scattered showers by the afternoon and very windy cool conditions and that is your standpoint forecast. the sharks have the night off but they still slip in the standings and the nets fly high in the second half of oracle. that is next. the giants pitcher was place in the 15 day disabled list of things to a few hot days and in the season he's only expected to miss one start set the clock. >>> david lee had 22 points in the first half against the nets. he gets it easy layette of to the pass from charles jenkins the warriors led by 14 after three quarters in new jersey dominated the final 12 minutes outscore in the golden state warriors 32 to 16

and the combined united continental and the combined delta and north western. that's what this is all about. had it been me, i would have done bankruptcy long ago rather than enduring the consequences of an enormous and unbearable cost disadvantage. but i was the there. >> rose: you would have gone bankrupt and reorganized. >> i would have gone bankrupt at the time united and northwest and delta and continental chose to do it. i would have done it then pause i knew that they would emerge with a huge cost advantage. >> american was an incredibly disadvantage for the last eight or nine years and they couldn't get around that. even though they have about 4 billion in the bank, they have to do this but the question is when they come out of it can they still survive as a stand awstand-alone. that's the question. >> rose: what's the likely answer. >> i'm inkleined to say no. >> i think american can if it does the right thing. the big problem you have charlie, they lost so much money the last ten years, the question is do they have enough financial vigor in effect to g

and then looping back around and across the delta to helena on the mississippi river. and what we'll do tonight is explain how this operation unfolded, what happened along the way, and of what importance it was in arkansas history. and in the civil war, the history of the civil war. the pea ridge campaign began atop the ozark plateau in the depths of a midwestern winter. and it ended, 700 miles away on the banks of the mississippi river at the height of a southern summer. from start to finish, the campaign lasted almost exactly six months. when the was over the confederacy in the transmississippi had suffered a military and political disaster from which it never recovered. it could not ever recover. for the people of missouri, arkansas, the indian territory, and even to some extent texas, pea ridge was the turning point in the struggle for southern independence. without question, it was the most important military operation west of the mississippi river in the entire four years of conflict. so let's take a look at it. this remarkable operation had its genesis in missou

pole motors and operational information is fed to the delta. space control center. of the first started acquired classification as official it says lloyd dismissed fourteen fifty as m of three hundred thirty three . the stuff makes no secret of the fact that the russian radar transmitter sees european air space in great detail work with the station's unique radar tracks even submarine launched missiles in the barren sunlight sees the sea of a hot hand around the north pole. up through the theme of our system is being expanded in response to the expansion of the european missile defense shield him up a little bit with the aim is to match the measures being taken in europe but the new stations are being commissioned here to respond to make those activities is the warm up. we will buy new means limited or alter our plans for the deployment of missile defense components in europe. russia has not closed the deal it will continue dialogue with the united states or later on the missile defense system it is ready for practical cooperation in the sphere. all. russia votes for

and this is really the result of better water management, better flows down our river and through the deltae golden gate. >> and the water won't be the only thing flowing. >> this will money $1.4 billion in revenue for local communities this year. that's if we get the kind of season we are all hoping for. >> keeping captains in business. >> this is my life. i have done this for 25 years. i am a fisherman and a harvester by nature. >> and davis said they lost a lot of fishermen during the hard years. he said their boat was able to keep active by having a couple of good crab years. they are really anxious to get started with the salmon season. we should know the date it will end the beginning of next month. that's when they will make a final decision. at fisherman's wharf, abc news. >> thank you. >>> a 22-year-old video of president obama speaking at harvard has the web buzzing tonight. the video shows a speech barack obama gave defending the actions of professor derrick bell, the first black tenured professor. he was staging a protest over harvard failing to offer tenure to women of color. i

they don't even want to mention one of the delta or american. >> to avoid that buy their choice. to just make the point and leave the take away about your brand but not necessarily always have the negativity associated with it. >> in one of the earlier points, historically, primary fights were more civil when you had five or six candidates, maybe for the reason you alluded to, he mentioned in 2004 when gephardt and howard dean then in iowa did a pretty good job of destroying each other to the benefit of john edwards and john kerry. so, i guess that's part of the dynamic that you're talking about. >> absolutely. >> are there examples of -- this is to both of you -- of other negative campaigns or comparative campaigns in the commercial space that, you know, might provide good lessons and models for political candidates? >> there's a famous case back in the 1950s when people were getting into pressure cooking. slow cooking through pressure cookers. and there was a case where one or two of the pressure cookers blew up. and the maker of that pressure cooker ran a full-page ad in the ne

we have deep pockets of fog now filtering through the delta. at fog is creeping in and in addition we have some over the open water bridges. visibilities are looking pretty good. i'll let you know as they drop. we think the situation will get worse before it gets better. winds are calm but will be strengthening throughout the day. we expect gusty winds ahead of a system of low pressure that will bring us showers, but not until early tomorrow morning. clouds increasing throughout day ahead of the front. then our first showers at about 2:00 a.m. over the greater bay area. places like san francisco picking up a little bit of precipitation. the good news about this is it will clear out our air quality. we tick off tuesday and wednesday. we get clearing so not expecting a lot of rain. sunshine for today, windy and cooler wednesday. through the weekend we're right back to the 70s. 71 saturday, a gorgeous weekend shaping up for us. like i said, we need the rain. i'll let you know how well we're doing in terms of our average rainfall. right now back to

and santa rosa and in pin grove, 35 towards the delta. 36 trivalley. 40 degrees in san jose and upperow 40s around the peninsula. your weather headlines, now that the winds have calmed, we will see areas of patchy fog developing. that's how we will begin our friday morning and it's going to pan out to be sunny and warmer. over the weekend, 70s in our inland areas because high pressure is building back in on the tail end of the passage of today's weather system. we do have rain back in the forecast, but not until next week. until then, for your get away friday, nothing but the abundance of sunshine into the 60s. high sierras 40 degrees with a few clouds, but nothing but sunshine and sun block needed for the weekend. also in monterey bay. your temperatures tomorrow are going up in comparison to the past couple of days. mid 60s to the north. a late day breeze kicking in out of the northwest. otherwise we have sunshine. dry conditions over the weekend. we do turn partly cloudy on monday. then tuesday, wednesday, a slight chance of rain returning, but by the way, hope to see napa valley ma

way back for forecast by monday sell first off with a cold front for the wind advisory emplace for the deltaome of these wind gusts up to 50 m.p.h. and our at a the salomon's non i we have been high serve advisory that comes into place until monday morning some of the breakers up to 22 ft. snow mavericks' but they have the festival tomorrow rain or shine said tonight we of the rain developing overnight in north bay the heaviest rains from morning the afternoon scattered showers windy and cool tonight overnight mild and to the '50s and these numbers aren't budging much daytime highs 55 to 6 degrees again south when substitute 30 mi. an hour. caugh a dry day on sunday. hour. caugh a dry hey babe,nday. thanks for goin' shopping. i was born to shop. ha. the girls are gonna be here any minute. awesome. what's with this cheese? [ man ] i thought it looked good, so i pulled the trigger. you thought it looked good? not as good as you. [ male announcer ] try boursin gourmet spreadable cheese. an indulgently rich blend of fine herbs and garlic. you did good. boom. this time. [ male announcer ] boursin