uc the east wind coming in off of the lake. these dew points will become and issue later in the weekend. that is what it feels really muddy. they will be later in the weekend. : to producing some pretty good thunderstorms. cuss 61 compares to 56 a year ago. mold, as moderate and all the columns way up there. here is a spread and temperatures. clippings in the lake include kenosha, and co waukegan and lincoln park. it is a gorgeous day of tour is crystal lake and across the lake. is the valley view from our geneva weather but camera. it is interesting to a hemisphere and is significant because this will be the first month and seven. above normal nonetheless. a bit of good news and in that. piquancy thunderstorms bubbling down state. this is a fascinating process to watch. the concealed leaving that these storms are producing south of us. earlier in the week they produced the land spout. tornadic local biketornado look-alikes. these weather system show no sign of letting up right away. it is trapping a lot of the moisture that wou

denser air and off of the lake has a light lake breeze. that is what we will see tomorrow. the thing is when you have only a localized like pries the cooling does not go very far inland. the cooler day today. 12 to 15 degrees off with the temperatures in saw yesterday. by 72. lots of sunshine filtered through the high clouds at times. scattered clouds cooler tonight. 53 at the lakefront. about 49 will be the official thermometer at o'hare. seasonable tomorrow highs 74 '60s at the beaches. flight northeast wind. mr. the memorial day weekend mostly sunny and a little bit warmer with some light breezes. each day the lake breeze one's a little bit because the air mass itself is warming up. but the timing get into the wind of sunday and monday we will have eighties going around a good part of the area. the meteorological summer start june 1st. memorial day weekend is the unofficial start. johnny carson also has left tonight show. let's get started with our peccary.pick 3. >>9 -3-1 fireball number 2. ha >>it is a beautiful day to take the lunch o

the cooler air is being fostered this breeze off of lake. temperatures that have been cool to buy the long long winter." but the long winter. >> water temperature across like michigan is averaging three degrees cooler than the 20 year average. pretty amazing stuff. the storms out in the plains. they are not coming this way. this thing is going to meander in the area for several more days. warming slowly as it does. do not have to worry about rain right away. >> it is going to be cool. 65 at o'hare. look at 82 at williston. >> a hot temperatures spread from the area. kankakee of 73. the cow that 71. here the cooler readings. a beautiful day. here's a plot of the temperatures that shows '70s and land. fifties' along the lakefront. dew points well that means tonight and the calm wind regime it will come in here under the clear skies. we would drop towards those two points. it is going to be a cool night. committee just 45 percent. the reign as the west of us. clusters of storms and drought stricken regions of the plains where they can use them.

step away from the lake. you see the warming that goes on. 11 degrees warmer than we were 24 hours ago. the arrows show the wind coming off with the light from the east. dew points in the '60s out west of the city. pollen counts are high. we will share the with the only update coming up. tomorrow mostly sunny. warm and land. localized lake breezes on the shoreline. localized meaning limited coverage. high of 79. mid-60s to low 70's. mostly sunny and warmer saturday. probably mid-70s at the beaches. in victories this appears on sunday and monday. temperature is flirting with 90. >> which sheared the white sox and the were first world white sox and the were first world serioue. mereh x ta.at marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. first game is the pick3. be sure to play lotto. 7 million dollars

cooler along the lake 72 degrees. sunday we are cloudy almost done with the three day weekend. >> best 3 a week and you had in a while. >> what i love about this is no air-conditioner. >> leave the windows open and enjoy yourself. and thank the weatherman. sent him some money. >> we have construction in north bend 55 at county line doing intermittent 15 lane closures at the 6:00 hour. be prepared for that because it could add some extra time to your commute. looks like nineties bound at arlington heights road has construction slowing things down early on. and on 190 we have worked at betsy: drive. more hotspots and your numbers coming up. >>police are searching for the person who shot and killed a 14-year-old boy in the marquette park neighborhood. officers were responding to reports of shots fired in the 64-hundred block of south francisco, when they found the boy dead on the sidewalk just after ten last night. the boy suffered multiple gunshot wounds. police say the shooting appears to be gang related. a car drove in

it does get much cooler when the wind blows off the lake water. satellite and radar composite shows of dry conditions. high pressure for the next few days meaning no rain coming our way. this is day two. this stretch of dry weather brings us into sunday. 70 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. cooler along the lake. here is the 3 day forecast. 80 degrees for the high today. miles high temperature is 83. 87 sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. >> accident we are watching on the right and memorial. looks like it's in naperville blocking the lane. usually they are cleared up quickly. not expecting any huge delays. a lot of work on 90 this morning. an earlier accident caused some delays in the construction zone. it looks like that action has cleared but still seeing a back up. we will break that down >>a special education teacher, and sister of a chicago police officer, was shot and killed by a stray bullet on the south side. judy wang is live at gwendolyn brooks college prep with more. >> could morning. the top special here at the academy, she said her b

a little cool out there especially near the lake. it will be in the '70s and and. a little bit of window there. it today satellite movie. the warning commencing again this weekend. four days left in me your logical spring. there is the assistant. it will develop some scattered thunderstorms down state. will keep the reins and the flight goes off to the west and south of us. flooded buzzers and small craft a dreiser's out east. other flood watches up in the mountains of colorado. red flag warnings and when advisers out in california where they continue. do have a northeast wind coming in off of the lake. izard predicted wind gusts but this evening. peak wind speeds. tomorrow northeast wind. continues into friday. later when velocity on friday. seven days in the end. bartlett could head up toward 7677 and julia. cooler air will be pressing in mind. tomorrow '50s. seven is on the western suburbs. back to the '70s again on saturday. a little broader view of how close the wound is. 90s today out in parts of kansas and nebraska. this is the pool of warm air and it will t

and the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. there is also a natural lake. free. it also has many birds to watch. it is the place to find some solitude from the city and appreciate what you share with a wonderful breath of fresh air. , an experienced this park and enjoy the peoples, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved one hand in hand. located in the middle of pacific heights on top of a hill, lafayette park offers a great square a of a peaceful beauty. large trees border greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football, frisbee, and picnics. it is very much a couple's part and there are a multitude of experiences you can have together. bring your dog and watch the mean go with the community or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all of the park has to offer. many couples find this is the perfect place to put down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place you can share with someone you cherish. it is located along t

will keep the wind off of the lake. the warmth is on the way. 84 south and west of the city.onight temperatures will actually rise in local areas. committees, some. >> partly sunny and windy. propeling temperatures to 86. thunderstorm start tomorrow night and into friday. we will surely be severe weather risk out west of us that might get close to us. we will tell you how much as on the way. >> time for to this trivia. >> the your midday drawing. let's give started with our pick 3 + fire ball game. >> >>fireball number 1. >> a great day to pick up some tic kets. >> power ball jackpot's $70 million. >> >> >>fireball number 6. >>time for lucky day lotto. >> >> hope you have a >> >> hope you have a wonderful day. constipated? .yea dulcolax tablets can cause cramps but not phillips. it has magnesium and works more naturally than stimulant laxatives. for gentle cramp free relief of occasional constipation that works! mmm mmm live the regular life. utility company will raise rates by 30 percent. the increase includes the cost of. another $275 million rate increase to go into effect

we're talking the '80s. >> go up against the lake from kenosha to glenn coe. the ford is going right now. >> 84 will be the high on thursday. there is our storm. you see all of the isobars. it is a big wind machine. because we are on the side the southeast winds will turn southerly in the afternoon. that is tropical air. >> hear you will see how west. >> here is where the wind, of low humidities extreme he might produce wild fires that can spread. we have landed in southern california blowing across the region as well. all part of the storm. >> here are the '80s tomorrow. 80s again on thursday. this is really nice stuff. if not seen anything like this since last fall. details of the forecast. for this afternoon sunshine gives way to some increasing cloudiness as the warm front begins approaching. east wind at 17 this afternoon. tonight's scattered showers and thunderstorms lows down to 50. >> only '60s north shore communities. by the time we get to this day it looks like partly sunny storms that night. a high in the mid '80s. >> time for today's '80s. >> tceis

the spring, the lakes still haven't fully thawed. the great lakes froze over. ships haul as much as 120,000 tons of goods. train has slowly resumed now that the winter is over, be uh the ice isn't going away soon. wright now we are looking at 66% coverage. what we had was the vortex coming down very very cold air, freezing the lake over. two problem now is things are warming up, we respect getting the cold air from canada, but when the sunlight hits the ice, it is reflecting back into the atmosphere, so the water underneath cannot warm up. temperature across the area, especially like superior, we are talking about 34 degrees on average, just down here towards the north, we are looking at temperatures towards freezing, it will take quite a while for these to come back up. about 47 degrees over here, we are talking about 38, what does that mean in terms of the climate? well, if you live along the coastal regions it is going to make you feel cooler than what you would get 20 miles inland. of course, that water keeping much of the air ar

the lake is at its lowest level since construction. ter more than a decade of the droughtment the lake holds half its maximum capacity. because it provides 90% of los angeles's water, stakes are high and pressure on to support water for the city. >> water, sooner rather than late will come back to bite us, because it is not an unlimited source. >> it turns out the city of excess has one of the highest per cap ita water consumption rates despite conservation efforts. the biggest culprit not hotels and casinos, but - landscaping at golf resorts and suburban sprawl. 70 to 100,000 residents move here every year. las vegas saw a dip in the recession, but is making a comeback. the water supply must meet future demand. >> that is approximately 2 million people that depend on our organization to make sure every time they turn on the tap, water comes out. it's a responsibility we do not take lightly. >> indeed, the water authority will spend big money to fulfil its mission. lake made tops out at 100,000 feet above sea level, with two pipes pumpi

steves: the town of keswick is your best home base for exploring the northern lakes, which i prefer tocial southern part of the region. keswick was originally a mining center. but the slate and lead industries eventually gave way to nature-loving tourists, and, in the 19th century, keswick became a resort. its fine old buildings recall those romantic-era days when big-city folks first learned about communing with nature. today the town is well-stocked with hiking-gear shops... and pubs. the lake district is popular with english holiday-makers who prefer to bring their beloved dogs with them on vacation. keswick's town square can look like a canine convention, and in local pubs, dogs are more than welcome. and we picked up a tip at the pub. a sheepdog trial and hound show is on today, and it's just down the valley. farm culture is still alive and well in these fertile hills. from gritty shepherds to gentleman farmers to curious tourists, there's something for everyone. while lots of fun and plenty entertaining, competitions like these have practical roots. they go back to a time when ag

one of the lake's mane attraction, the annual poker run. the event is covered from all angles by local television station lake tv and its co-owner. >> the poker run started as a fundraiser for a local charity. bake amy, you show up in a restaurant and sign in and then you go to sex different stops and at those stops, you will get a card and at the end of the day the best hand wins. really, it is a highlight of what the lake is all about, getting out on the water, enjoying all the restaurants and establishments that are on the water. >> lake tv cameraman and co-owner is tasked with shooting video on board the contestant's boechlts on his last run of the day, he positions his camera on a boat carrying a group of six other people. >> it's a beautiful, beautiful, warm summer day. the event was actually wrapping up. it was the end of the day. everybody was if good spirits. we were out on 15 different boats that day. i mount this camera on the dashboard. and this allows me to sit down safely and ride the boat while we're still filming on the acti

the school pump is filtering out the chlorine. >>> here is a stingray in lake merritt. an oakland resident snapped the photo and posted it to instagram. see it down there in the middle of the bottom? lake merritt is a tidal estuary so it's a mix of salt and freshwater so sea creatures are pretty uncommon. recent dredging at the lake may have made it easier for the ray to cross over from the bay. it also could be hunting for food but probably they say it won't be hanging around lake merritt for too long. don't touch. >> no. no definitely not. neat to look at, though. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> scott pelley is in new york. scott? >> reporter: hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. that storm system that has been wreaking havoc since sunday is now causing major flooding. we will have a live report. plus, executions go on hold after a condemned killer struggles for nearly an hour. we'll have those stories tonight on the western edition of the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. ,,,,,,,,,, female announce

the influence of suicide. amanda joins us from salt lake city. and welcome. >> hi. >> how did your team discover that air pollution coral lated with depression? >> they looked at the association between short-term exposure and risk of suicide in salt lake county. we found an increased risk of suicide with short-term exposure to carbon monoxide and particulate matter. and we expected to see it in the wintertime. but we found the risk to be greatest in the spring. >> so when you saw this report come out today, did you think that the suicide rates headed up? >> well, the message that i got from this report is that environmental resetters are associated with a number of health outcomes, including suicide. and air pollution will be impacted by climate change. so as we continue to study this association, which we're going to, we have to consider climate change's affects on air pollution. >> so what environmental factors in particular are related to suicide? >> well, there are a number of environmental factors. besides now air pollution, there are meteor

a little lake breeze will bring '60s to the beaches. tle lake: on saturday getting up close to 80. into the '80s on sunday. might even get up to 89 on memorial day. memorial day is not traditionally nice. >> we certainly had a wild mix. sometimes you get a 90 degree day and there. other days it is kind of crummy. it depends on the season. i still think we're getting into a warm summer. i think we're turning a corner with this pattern. >> we'll talk more about memorial day on the update. >>mr.t was born here in chicago. what does his full nam your midday drawing for wednesday may 21st. >>let's get started with our pick3. grab your ticket 3-9-2 fireball number 2 it is a great day to tajkke a walk during your lunch break. >>mega million is 15 million dollars. grab your winning ticket. >> 2- 5-7 -7 fireball 7 150,000 jackpot. here are your winning numbers. lucky day lotto numbers 21-35-26-20- 31 have a great day. go pick up those winn ing tickets. [ amy ] when you're tossing and turning and can't sleep an ounce, wash in sweet dreams with tid

man is held on $750,000 bond after rob white accident on the lake shore drive. he had double legal limit of alcohol when he drove south and northbound lanes and a taxi. the crash killed a law school student and injured three others. >> horrible tragic situation we have been a prank sensed we heard about it and we will continue to pray. >> the victim plant to graduate from law school this year. >> high school basketball player collapsed during a tournament game at high school. a doctor and nurse in crowd came to help until paramedics arrived. the pictures you are about to see it may be disturbing, nearly a dozen people injured in rhode island when it surfaced pact went wrong. >> 4000 people saw that something at gone wrong, and apparatus sailed and eight performers were suspended in the air and it collapsed hopefully they'll make a full recovery. at this point we do that know if that is when to happen. >> nine performers and wind dancer underneath were injured. this circus says it takes safety very seriously. >> of this apparatus had been used for multiple perform

the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. it is a place to find and appreciate what you -- a wonderful breath of fresh air. come and experience in this park and enjoy the people, picnics, and sunshine. this is a lovely place to take a stroll with your loved ones. in the middle of pacific heights, on top of these hills, it offers a great square, a peaceful beauty, large trees and grass and greenery. it features tables and benches, a playground, restaurants, and tennis courts. there are plenty of areas for football and picnics. it is very much a couple's park. there are many activities you can experience together. stroll on the pathways, bring your dog, or just picnic at one of the many tables and enjoy all that it has to offer together. many couples find this is a perfect park to throw down a blanket and soak up the sun. it is a majestic place that you can share with someone you chairs. lafayette park is also easily access

libby who said the warm weather drew him outside and he found a kaiak and it brought him out to the lake. >> my blood pressure goes down because it is so calming out on the lake. >> reporter: again temperatures are expected to transfers to gilmore and antioch and stay about las fitting clothing. >>> police are investigating a multiinjury crash involving a police car. they flew over fremont boulevard around 9:00 a.m. after crews arrived at the scene, it involved a minivan and sedan and two people were injured including the child and the police officer. it's not too far and the crews had its lights and sirens on at the time of the crash and was responding to a burglary call. it feels safer on muni and you are right, they just released it and it has dropped significant clay and they are saying it pointed to a couple of reasons why. ice up phone down is a message to get people to be aware of their surroundings, the campaign came out which allows for more patrols on muni and it appears to be working. >> because of those two factors, we are seeing crime decrease. >> reporter: the trans mortgag

four feet of mud and the boats are beached and the weather is fantastic and great looking to get on the lake you can't do that in some of the spots. we have the brought monitor and severe drought over much of the state of texas and headed for a rain free week ahead and unfortunately with the hot and dry and windy conditions, especially headed out on sunday z we are watching out for high fire danger in these areas and by the end of the weekend that expanded across the area as well as the temperatures are climbing into the 90s. in fact through the middle of the week expecting to see 90s and approaching a hundred next week. >> thank you. if you walk around the garden oaks neighborhood of houston there are chairs everywhere. residents are calling them chairs for charlie in honor of a neighbor that has cancer. they loved seeing charlie strolling down the street and got together to make it ease for them. >> it is real for me, people care about me and looking out for me. >> so why the chairs? he gets tired throughout the walks and so giving him the option to sit and rest. the love of the neighbors

the chance of showers. high 85. >> let's go to ground lake. we have somewhat railroad crossing work causing delays this is where they're doing the repairs at rollins. on top of that, we have some minor delays on 290 because of a project at harrison. doing some resurfacing work there and that will last through the beginning of september. the rest looks good including all your numbers will break that down for you coming up. >>the blackhawks' defense of the stanley cup is one loss away from coming to an end. game four of the western conference final in l-a. kings on the power play... corey playoffs. hawks down two later in the period... kings on another power play and dustin brown scores on the wide open net. brandon saad and bryan bickell scored late, but the hawks went oh- for- three on power plays. hawks lose 5-2 and trail the series three- one. new overnight... a freight train hit and seriously injured a man, early this morning in evergreen park. tonya francisco is live at the scene with more. good morning. able to get a few more details about

the lake does not have a speed limit for boats on open water. >>> well, it is gross and it stinks. the state department of fish and wildlife was called into cleanup thousands of dead fish, smelling up the harbor. what caused the fish to die? >> reporter: phillips spent a good portion of the day shoveling dead fish into a trash bag. phillips worked for the l.a. county beaches and harbor crew for 15 years. he has never seen or cleaned up any quite like this. >> first time. i smell like a fish. >> reporter: basina wreaks after thousands of anchovies died here overnight. mike speiers runs a bait place here. >> they suffocated. >>and they bring it on themselves, don't they? >> pretty much. come in here, you know t is warmer in the harbor than it is up front. more stuff to eat and i thank is why they are here and they just trapped themselves. >> reporter: trapped themselves here at the dock. >> it is a dead end here at the end where all of the animals accumulated. and, they just suffocated. >> reporter: but it has happened before. peter, who spent the day rescuing sea lions and seals told

he takes them to the great salt lake. that part you know for all of the 19th century he found a country the size of france in the great salt lake basin, becomes an amazing economic power and then through missionary work, there come to be just a vast mormon presence, not only in utah around the great salt lake but in what is now called to the usher you know. there is a reason a lot of shares in arizona are mormons. .. for every reason they ostracize themselves from america and washington and new york, beginning in 1890 and later they want to become a state, dual polygamy, and mormons' want to gain power in america, the first senators elected, a big deal, talking statehood. the way the pendulum swings back, and a mormon who is a credible candidate for presidency in the united states which in my mind is an incredible series of events given that they were a completely sort of ostracized and hated group and within a hundred years they had swung back to the center of american power. what set that pendulum in motion was this brut

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the men were in the shallow part of the lake when the boat flipped on saturday. investigators are not sure the cause but they say that part of the lake is dotted with small islands. >> at the state capital, the senate appropriations committee will vote on four bills aimed at strengthening the political reform act. the measures include creating a fundraising blackout period during the end of the legislative session when lawmakers have critical budget measures and a large volume of last-minute bills to consider. it would ban candidates from raising money for more than one office at a time and to provide stronger reporting requirements. >> and the oath of office for the 69th speaker of the california state assembly, and will be the first lesbian and the first lawmaker from san diego to serve as speaker. she was elected to the post by her colleagues in march and the legislative priorities including water infrastructure and prison overcrowding. >> one of the most important landmarks in america will re-open. the washington monument has been closed since august of 2011

surface of the lake. the movie is called "lets go jump in the lake". and will star the fish and algae which live in the lake. >> catherine: the idea is to teach people more about how to protect the lake and its future. >> reporter:a grown woman accused of posing as a 10-th grader. is now suspected of duping a women's shelter for a year. >> reporter:the 30-something texas woman is facing charges she gave police false information. >> now, and then when i found down her age i could i could i had to sit down because i cannot believe it. >> reporter: several met at the shelter said they did not believe the she's deceiving them they think the issue really believe saatchi as a teenager. >> catherine: still had been allowed to but this had been pushed out of alamo square. and advancing to be popping up in their place. there also he legal and stanley up in their place. there also he legal and stanley roberts on to them. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one

the hour. >>> a last ditch effort to stop an invasion of our great lakes. enny is live on the shores of lake michigan to tell us what's going on. >> reporter: we are just north of the battlefield along the illinois river where the fight continues to keep the asian fish, the asian carp fish from reaching here at the great lakes. so far officials have tried water canons, chemical toxins and now electric fishing to catch, kill and scare off this invasive fish, that can grow as long as five feet and weighs as much as 100 pounds. the underwater electric barriers just outside the city have worked fairly well at keeping the fish at bay, but even those have allowed a few of the carp north of that border. now a group of mayors, along with others, they are pushing for an $18 billion plan to cut off lake michigan from chicago's water ways, with permanent barriers. they say it's their best shot at protecting the great lakes. >> it's not in expensive, but it's a solution. the risk, of course, of not doing it is that we have a multibillion dollar sports fishing and touris

live at the lake county courthouse with more on our top story. good afternoon. no jury in this trial. hearing the evidence and a bench trial. her defense lawyer objecting to the plan of 911 tapes calling them highly prejudicial. those 911 tapes recorded frantic bystanders calling for an ambulance in the aftermath of the tragedy. >> she sayshe chose to get high right in the parking lot of all grains. she inhaled the gas from a container knowing full well what they would do to her. since she had done it before. >> disturbing to listen to those 91 tapes. prosecutors say that she huffed cleaning compounds in her car that she drove down central avenue. the teenager 18 years of age at the time of this incident to according to investigators actually driving over the family three times. security camera video to disturbing to put on the air shows per vehicle hitting a parking lot wall after running over a five- year old. the cobbler later died. her mother survive in this terrible ordeal. her lawyer does not dispute the tragedy was a terrible and reckless act. contends tha

we only use the lake water to irrigate lawns. >> reporter: i have noticed that the lake levels are considerably low? >> yeah. it's three feet lower than this time last year. >> reporter: they are still fishing, however, right? >> oh, yeah. lots of trout and catfish. >> reporter: yeah. i swam in this lake before and i can see that the fish are still jumping, as well. but considerably lower. i have never been able to see the dock as i am now. >> it's low. we might have to close it off if it gets lower probably another foot or two. >> reporter: what do you do with the water from here? you water the landscape? >> yeah. the lawns and the trees. we use that is to irrigate. >> reporter: out of the lake. okay, it's a big concern because i have never, ever heard lake del valle closing before thanksgiving ever before. but obviously, because of the drought, it is. if you want to know if your lake or reservoir will remain open, all you have to do is visit us online at kpix.com. reporting from a chilly shadow cliffs this morning, frank and michelle, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> thank you, 5:21. animal acti

well across the jogging path and right up to the street. >> people are still using the path along the lakehe danger just ahead, until it's too late. >> people pressed up against the fence by the path, literally grabbing on as the waves are coming in off the lake. when i saw people from the other side turning around and going back and people wiping out in front of me, i thought, it's not safe. >> across town at the national weather service forecast office, meteorologist mike bardu is monitoring high winds in the area. >> we had several hundred miles of wind coming from the north aiming at this particular point at the shore that was facing almost straight north. >> the s curve where the bike path hugs the shoreline across from eric's house is the ideal setup for high winds to unleash punishing waves. >> if you're standing next to a two-story building, that's how high the water was coming at you along the wake. the waves along the immediate shore were probably 15 to 20 feet. >> the city's office of emergency management cordons it off. local photographer preston thomas sees an opportunity to d

the ice is melting about and 8% of lake superior has ice on it. sentence is beautiful shot. of the syllables out there. finally from andrews texas christian andersen says i know this is not a chicago shot but we captured some crop to ground lightning. thanks to christopher that beautiful shot. macy's and thunderstorms in our area. at the moment we have sunshine out there. as the day goes on these clouds will build vertically and thunderstorms become a better possibility. some pretty impressive rain falls. the model forecast averages out to 1.16 in.. it is not unusual about a third of memorial day see some land at some point. we check in on both counts. there's a southerly foot. cut the elementflow. this memorial day is 27 degrees warmer than the holiday was a year ago. we had a 74 on saturday and and 83 sunday. the school at the beaches. nomo high this time of the year and below '70s. 81 is our current temperature. modest temperature increases from yesterday. yesterday was already warm. tier of the actual temperatures at 12 noon. indicated moderate level of humidity. humidity

this afternoon and mostly sunny cooler and wind continues to blow across the lake. ple of inland locations will be pointed out as you go far west. >> for tonight we expects congress to become nice. we think there'll be scattered clouds and temperature is flowing into the low '40's. tomorrow partly sunny. wednesday much warmer. was high temperatures going into the mid '60s. when some up to 82 degrees. 12 there is 24 mi. per hour for midweek. >> equal spells lose their punch. and uc '60s up in alaska you're losing that cooler air. >> you're ready for that.we are ready for that. >> which byrd is on that. >> which byrd is on mexico's flak. jim's hair is perfect. so's his serve, and his mandarin [speaking mandarin] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of americans, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. making jim more like us. add one a day multivitamins, rich in key nutrients you may need. good afternoon. >>4-4-8 here we go with the fireball. it is 3. >>time for the pick for4 games. hope you have a wonderful start to the week. pick4 >>here is t

it will address overdue port and harbor maintenance on the great lakes. it will also ensure that navigation will remain strong on the inland waterway system, including the powerful and important mississippi river, which, of course, starts in my state in ataska state park where you can literally walk over the mighty mississippi. minnesota's fishing and boating industries contribute around $4 billion to our state's economy every single year. for minnesota, being on the water is more than just a way of life. it is also part of our state's culture, part of our heritage, and it is certainly part of our economic engine. but that way of life is under threat right now because of invasive species also called asian carp. they were imported and accidentally released into the mississippi years ago, and how i would love to reverse that moment when they were accidentally released in the southern states into the mississippi river, but it happened and years later we are still stuck with the consequences. anyone that has seen the youtube video, i would suggest you do it, i

these are homes along the lake shore. one of the residents is calling it almost a tsunami of ice pushing towards their home. just incredible as this cold, cold winter, they saw more ice than they ever have on that lake. the flooding across the deep south that we are still going to be cleaning up with for a long, long time. look at this arrow. it's incredible. pensacola picking up 395 millimeters in just 24 hours' time. that's almost four times what they get in a normal month. this is a wet place normally. >> not good for a state that sits relatively at sea level either. >> no kidding. >> thanks very much. >> you bet. >>> the fallout from the deadly 2012 attack in benghazi, libya, is seizing the spotlight once again at congressional hearings in washington. the attack on a diplomatic compound you may remember killed a u.s. ambassador and three other americans. they accuse the government of a coverup. dana bash has more. >> reporter: new ammunition for republicans and what they call a white house coverup surrounding the 2012

everything is returning to normal weather could be a 20 minute delay to the lake where station. a >>: temperatures are not too bad service cisco at 5655 degrees in san jose of 54 heading out the door livermore. there's all mild conditions for this wednesday morning. ricky the clear skies and sunshine around as we headed to the afternoon. now let it has 78 and 71 in sunnyvale. mid-80s down and the livermore valley 77 the high in castro valley. downtown's emphasis goes looking for 69 degrees and 74 across the bay and berkeley. honestly not much changing into tomorrow i think the win will start to die down by friday morning at the gordon wake up to fog and drizzle. temperatures will rebound as we head back to work on monday. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse

here's a closer look at the temperatures. there'll be lake breezes on the beaches.hat goes away on mother's day as southerly winds blow. you can see the next form coming into the rockies. precipitation up there will be proliferating as the system jumps out and opened up the gulf of mexico watched the cloud spinning. look at the isobars pack. right up from the gulf. a direct feed of tropical air. it looks like on monday we can get 70 percent thunderstorms. >> the cooler air starts coming into the area. 76 tomorrow. crowds wilclouds will increase. monday and monday night as well. pretty good showers and storms tuesday. three showers and '60s the rest of next weekbrief showers d '60s the rest of the rest of next weekbrief showers d '60s the rest of the week. the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. ( bell ringing ) ( radio playing latin music ) mrs. feffer says my hands are too small. i say your mouth's too big. she says ma

partly cloudy today cooler along the lake. 70 degrees at o'hare. mostly clear quiet and cool tonight. ross had temperatures 70 degrees saturday we reach 73. >> too hot spots out there for the early morning commute. one of them on the kennedy had in outbound a crash at diversity currently blocking the three right lanes. expect added traffic on that. you could see those sensors have it down to 35 mi. per hour with that line blockage. slow traffic coming in bound from the county line of because of overnight roadwork. all scheduled to be picked up at 5:00 a.m. but in the meantime the two right lanes are out causing delays. after that everything opens up just fine. >> coming up, a historic attack against ebay. and a veteran tells us what it's like to wait for a doctor's apart pointed at the v.a. hospital. >> and looking for their first wind and the blackhawks lose. >> that poor guy. i feel bad for him. going to these snacks expo today asked bankers but the favorite type of candy was and we went to find out what was new. erin is not here so we get to eat

the doctor that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thrive. weekend on folsom lake may been going faster than 100 s an hour. tonight all out search t >>> a boat that capsized over the weekend or not lake may have been going faster than 100 miles per hour. tonight is an all out search to find the four men who were on board. derek shore with more. >> reporter: when you talk about how fast that boat was going and the currant underneath the water, i can show you the lake, but those searchers have pack up for the day. this as it marks day three of an all-out search for these boaters. >> it is said to be one of the deadliest crashes in folsom lake history. three days later, the search continues for the victims' remains. >> i don't think they have had any results yet. they have been sticking with it all day. >> fishermen like kelly owens doing their best to stay out of the searchers way. >> i am sure there are currants that would be moving making things difficult for them. >> today, we're told deputies were employing sonar technology to search for the remains of brothers j

does. >>> once armed with composite drawings of the suspected killers, investigators visited the clear lakeol, hoping some of the victims' former classmates could shed some light on possible enemies. >> three out of four of the victims were clear lake high school students. so i think police probably focused on clear lake high school and what sort of connections and social groups they ran around in. >> but this was a dead end. >> the police -- i know because of my regular contact with them, they were turning over every rock. >> investigators had to consider the possibility the murders were done by professionals. >> somebody came in there with a purpose. it was obvious whoever did this was going to make sure there was no living witnesses to report it to the police. >> both male victims in this case were known drug dealers. and one of them, adelbert sanchez, had family members tied to the mexican mafia. >> adelbert had family members that were incarcerated, in federal prison in texas, in florida, involved with the sale and transport of large amounts of marijuana from mexico, south texas. >> bu

divers searched is the lake and they asked all the people over but they capsized that afternoon. >>> a key fight at a san mateo beach, the battle is over martin's beach and it was open until 2008 that is when he bought the property with the only access to the beach and they say it violates the state coast law acts. >>> house minority leader may speak. she is one of theco sponsors and closing remarkss will be never been whose stores will go forward helping child and teenage slavery. and they are going through a 5.2 magnitude earthquake quake caused major damage to the historical damage. the restoration overall causes that much money and time to restore such a great piece of history. >> you can take the elevators to the highest point and tours are pulled over. cyclists race and then back to sack machine interest yesterday in just for hours stage 3 is here in the bay area and the cyclists face a grueling almost 11,000 feet and it starts at 10:45 in the morning, stages 4 to 8 or in central and southern california. are web team has coming up, two people killed and three others are fightin

her to a more table area and there you can see them with a ladder trying to direct them away from the lake. i love the people who got together and say we can do this. it is not an easy task. this is a wild animal. >> whew! >> terrifying moments in the sky apertured on camera. this one in norway. rescuers were down against the clock. a 76 year old man had gone out to walk his dog and lost his way for 7 hours. he is dressed in thin clothing. it was cold outside. he was cold and terrified and rescuers were able to find him because of the helicopter and the thermal imaging technology. you can see the outline of the man waving the man down. the man is on the ground near him. he is safe and sound. the next video is footage of an aircraft landing the landing dpe gear on the left side didn't fully deploy on the first approach. they tried to manually get the landing gear to come down. in this moment we are watching the come in with that partially deployed. you see that plane come in across the desert. this craft went 5,000 feet from the run way going through the dessert. keep watching, watch how qu