as we take a look outside of the satellite & radar is right off shore. the rain off of washington will not bring a lot of precipitation but a blast of cold air. well to the north to the gulf of alaska. also, notice to spot a cloud pattern. here is a look at futurecast we are starting to see the rain fall on the north bay coast. oakland, hayward, and also what still green. to the livermore valley. and as we take a look at 7:00 a.m., it is pressing towards the south bay with clear conditions. and for early thursday. notice, it is going to be a lot of coastal water with mostly dry on thursday but a couple of degrees showers to the coast. temperatures? we are still going to see temperatures cooler than what we saw today. low 50s but not all 60s. that we saw today. what we are expecting in the sierras, with this system pressing through. snowfall at the highest elevations for tomorrow. you see it is fairly widespread. this blast of cold air and not a lot of moisture associated. spot a snow showers and into thursday morning. spotty -- and also, wednesday, thursd

the next generation satellite may not be ready by 2016, when the designed life span of the one up there ends. >> if we didn't have satellites to predict the weather, it would be like you driving at night without headlights. could you do it? maybe, you'd stay on the road mostly, but you wouldn't be a very good driver. >> reporter: the effect, startling. researchers found if they didn't have the data from the u.s. polar orbiter, the new forecast would have turned sandy out to sea, potentially leaving people little warning. are we blowing it out of proportion? >> the confidence level we would normally manage our constellation to 70% assurance that this satellite is still working at the time i get a new satellite up there. our projections right now don't give us that confidence interval. it's below that. >> reporter: so sullivan's team is trying to speed up satellite manufacturing and launch, but at a cost of $1 billion, each one requires five years to build and launch. it's a race against time. >> we're determined to fulfill the mission, working as fast as we can, we're putting the right p

the next generation satellite may not be ready by 2016, when the designed life span of the one up there ends. >> if we didn't have satellites to predict the weather, it would be like you driving at night without headlights. could you do it? maybe. you'd stay on the road mostly. but you wouldn't be a very good driver. >> the effect, startling. researchers found if they didn't have the data from the u.s. polar orbiter, the new forecast would have turned sandy out to sea, potentially leaving people little warning. are we blowing it out of proportion? >> the confidence level, the the probability estimate, we would normally manage our constellation to 70% assurance that this satellite is still working at the time i get a new satellite up there. our projections right now don't give us that confidence interval. it's below that. >> so sullivan's team is trying to speed up satellite manufacturing and launch, but at a cost of $1 billion, each one requires five years to build and launch. it's a race against time. >> we're determined to fulfill the mission, working as fast as we can, we're putting

the satellite & -- radar. for there is a possibility of showers. body pattern with the creasing for the later morning hours. clear conditions to the north bay. we are going to see mostly sunny skies for most of the day. but it will be cooler. by 9, still some cloud coverage but also most recently. the afternoon highs will be about 10 degrees cooler than today. upper kitties for the most part. some inches of accumulations' expected as we go towards next week warm, dry weather. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> this is a nice green grassy lawn located in the inner sunset section of san francisco and who doesn't like green grass unless it's fake green plastic grass yuck, anyway for years people have been doing something that the city wish they wouldn't its paving over their front lawn to make room for more parking, and i do understand parking is always at a premium in the city by the bay. but in 2002 the city passed an ordinance that prohibits homeowners from replacing the grassy areas with concrete part

chad: i was turning aggressively and it had trouble keeping up the satellite link. deptula: there is a degree of vulnerability involved with remotely piloted aircraft that have a command link-- where they're actually operated by operators-- that you can overcome by having a human in the cockpit. pilot: dark star, dark star... mcdonough: if for some reason i all of a sudden hear an increase in airspeed, i start to feel a roll and i'm not intending for that to happen well, something is going wrong and i need to make sure that i am doing what i need to be doing. narrator: unlike manned planes, drones depend on control links that can be lost or potentially as may have happened with the sentinel, even taken over by the enemy. but what if a craft could operate on its own free of any links, and even make its own decisions? in a lab at the university of pennsylvania, vijay kumar is funded in part by the military to create autonomous drones that don't need external links and, like us, can sense their environment. what you see on this robot are these two chips here which are e

take a look at the satellite picture got from nasa. these are clouds out in the mountains.e see this great strike here. that is still on the ground. it was deposited by the storm -- gray stripe there. that is still on the ground. it was deposited by the storm. in greater amounts, with to get into virginia, a little bit brighter. -- when you get into virginia, a little birit brighter. generally an inch or less of snow run maryland. -- around maryland. more significant amounts were in virginia and west virginia. temperatures, we're in the 30's. mid-30's throughout most of the day. we have strong northwest winds. that translates to, it feels like the 20's. it feels like the teams out in far western maryland. it is a broad it today. here is the satellite image. a stationary front door north. really cold of the new england. england.enew that will dominate our weather as we move through the weekend. the coldest air and canada, the court did regions, has shifted east. -- arctic regions, has shifted east. another like it'll be feature that all be around for a while. 46 is the high

first, let us take a look to the satellite & radar. clear conditions in the wake of this system. we will be clear, but again mostly clear conditions it tonight those cold temperatures. right now, already in the 30's in fairfield, vallejo. a bit warmer in the south bay with that cloud coverage. temperatures are dissipating but it is going to be mostly clear with temperatures in the 20's and 30's. the same in napa. 31 degrees in livermore 35 in san jose. 41 in the san francisco and the so-called that there is a freeze morning in effect. several hours of sub-freezing temperatures. even by e conditions icy temperatures not recovering got well with 40's and '50's tomorrow. a look at your extended forecast. colder on wednesday but we will start to warm up thursday, friday with the afternoon highs into the upper 50s. the chance of rainfall returning with very slight. we will keep you posted. >> a look back at the biggest sports stories and what coach jim harbaugh passed to say about the playoff spot jason is next with sports.. the >> welcome

"i always wonder how come the satellites don't fall down? how come they don't? you're a college person, tell me." you say, "well, it's all in the math, kid. it's all in the math." the kid says, "what's all in the math?" and suppose the kid wants to know. can you tell a kid why the satellite stays underneath? you can say to the kid something like this. "hey, kid, hand me that rock. i'm gonna drop it. tell me what you see." the kid says, "you dropped a rock, it fell straight down." "kid, i'm gonna do it again, tell me what you see." the kid says, "oh, this time you dropped the rock, "b it was moving when you dropped it. so it didn't drop straight down. it curved over." yeah. "kid, i'm gonna do it again. tell me what you see." the kid says, "you dropped it again. "but this time when you dropped it, "it was going even faster so it made a bigger curve and fell way down there." you say, "right on, kid. "now, kid, i got a question to ask you. "what if i move my hand so fast that the curve it makes "matches the curve of the whole world, then where will it drop?" and the

the satellite and radar showing there is more true to the south. it will continue to stream and.uld see some conditions to showers out the door. pinpointing the 11:00 hour shower activity for most of the bay area. as we take a look at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m., still portions of the bay area as to go towards 10:00 a.m. it is largely going to dry out. temperatures in the 40's and 50's it will stay my guilt. as we go towards tomorrow, the upper 50s and 60s. and breaks of sunshine toward 62 degrees and redwood city. for your extended forecast of lingering showers. dry for the afternoon. friday, also dry as we will see a chance of showers to drop the week and early during the week. >> pam: scientists continue to monitor a sliding hillside at the berkeley lab. this is video of what the hill looked like a few weeks ago kron four's philippe djegal tells us what's being done to prevent the hill from giving way. after these recent rains and not much has changed. you can deceive macmillan rd you can see-macmillan rd that officials saying that it is still not stable. staff membe

this live look at the satellite and radar with clouds coming in from the north bay., we are clear. clouds double rotate for the overnight hours that will keep us warmer. still, cold in a number of locations in santa rosa. 30's in concord, livermore, the south bay. 37 degrees in half moon bay 37 also in oakland. for the afternoon, a touch warmer. a bit of a nicer afternoon with more upper 50s 58 in napa. and half moon bay. and fremont. as for that rainfall on a saturday. here is a lock. the rainfall will be approaching to the bay on saturday. this is as far as the computer model will go. heavy rainfall and as we go towards 10:00 p.m.-10:00 a.m. with a look to your extended forecast. saturday, we are going to look at the temperatures change. and the showers are expected to make temperatures change. and the showers are expected to make a c[ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. if your resolution is saving money, safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. now's a good time to pack your l

let us take a look of the satellite and radar. moisture coming up and we are going to have more scattered nature. as we take a look through lake tahoe, the light showers and mainly dealing with the rainfall. as we take a look of the futurecast it is pinpointing through livermore, and also heavier gear the coast. heavier near the coast. through this hour, we're going to see shower is continuing but not heavy. it will die down, overnight and to dry air conditions. for the morning commute we could see some showers with rain over san rafael, oakland, hayward. those could dry out, later. for tomorrow, we could see some breaks of sunshine and a bit warmer. 50s and 60s. 60s in redwood city. 61 degrees in san jose. not a bad day. for the sierras, we did see some areas of light snowfall. as we take a look get future guest will mainly be rainfall some snow and the same where the snow flurries of of 7,000 ft.. there rain below that but not expecting much of accumulations. a look at your extended forecast with some we were showers. otherwise,

the launch is part of the organization's tracking and data relay satellite program. e orbiting network to communicate with the astronauts living on the international space station. the satellites also relays all the images taken by the >> jacqueline: you probably noticed those '60s. 67 in the san mateo. the 60s in pleasanton. for the overnight hours we will stay clear. temperatures to near the coast will be a bit chilly. even warmer tomorrow with that warmer weather sticking around. and this area of high pressure on short that is keeping the storm to the north. not much rainfall and warmer temperatures. chilly away from the coast. vallejo, fairfield and also livermore. and we are seeing warmer conditions. the coast. with upper 60's and 70's. the south bay. 67 degrees in san jose. low mid-60s and concord and 63 degrees in walnut creek. a comparable 65 degrees in downtown san francisco. they range of low-mid upper 60s. a look at your extended forecast. warmer weather and it will cool down a little bit on saturday. but temperatures will be above average with more cloud c

narrator: the satellites transmit signals to sigrún's gps network stationed around katla's rim providingremely accurate fix on their positions. if katla's magma chamber inflates its rim pushes outwards, moving the receivers. even a tiny shift of less than an eighth of an inch can be detected. 4-2-9-point-3. so magma, molten rock, is coming from great depth into the volcano and what we have is like a magma chamber, which is just like a balloon if you imagine you put air in a balloon and it inflates. we can actually sense that on the surface. narrator: and there are indications that katla's chamber is indeed inflating. hreinsdÓttir: so freysteinn, we can actually look at the data from the gps station that is right here at katla volcano. and we set this up during the eyja eruption. this is 2010 and now we are in 2012 and you can see that the overall trend here, that is up, so inflation of the magma chamber is almost eight centimeters. it's quite a bit. the magma chamber of katla volcano is inflating. narrator: the gps readings show katla could be building to an eruption. so what's the worst

well, one of the reasons why the satellite launch as north korea billed in was december was such a big story is because the technology uselessed to send the satellite up into space is very similar to that which is used in the intercontinental ballistic missile. the big dnchts is you have to get a melf down again, so that's something that north korea hasn't proved it can do. but it certainly proved it can put a satellite in space, which is the first stage of that process. and now we hear it's carrying out a third nuclear test. many people are very worried about where that path will end. having said that, north korea does appear to want a nuclear deterrent, a kind of bargaining chip if you like, and certainly most experts think it hasn't been able to make a nuclear device that's small enough to go on a war head as of yet so. that's some cause for consolation from many people here in the south and indeed in the u.s. >> lucy, thanks very much. thanks very much indeed. now, should women serve on the front line? it's a question that divides opinion, both in military circles and in the public

the ocean. that satellite is our own eye to what the winds are doing, how the storm is progressing. and we have now, the weather service noaa has run, rerun the computer models without the satellite, without the polar orbiting satellite data in and just 24 hours out, that forecast was still for it to miss the u.s. could you imagine with 23 hours' notice we'd have to yell at everybody there in new england and new york and new england, get out, get out, get out, here it comes because we didn't think it was coming but here it is, that's how tonight those satellites are. >> is this the risk we're facing in the future when you look at superstorm sandy? everybody says it's once in a century event. or is it. are we going to see a lot more storms like that when we don't know how big or where they are? >> here's the issue. we get once a century flood like every five years now. it's tremendous what our threshold of pain used to be. what we used to think of a 500-year this or 1,000-year this coming true much more often. humans are getting in the way. no question we're building cities along the

as we take a look outside the satellite showing just a few clouds. s storm and the tail end of it. it is pressing towards the west coast. fairly why. for the overnight hours and by 6:00 p.m. is when we could see if approaching the north bay. and by 7:00 it will be kidding through santa rosa with moderate rainfall. 9:00 a.m., a fairly--wide. light /moderate. and it will go east. rainfall continues through antioch, concord hayward, fremont. for the overnight hours ago relieve press to the east. instead of the north-south the direction it is coming from the west and pushing east. lingering showers and clearing towards a sunday morning. there is the possibility of light showers continuing sunday afternoon. for the snowfall, it is expected late tomorrow night by 10:00 p.m. and by midnight, fairly widespread conditions. overnight, it will turn more patchy and in terms of the snowfall totals? this is what we are expecting at the lower elevations. 1-2 in.. and on saturday, a couple of inches possible with temperatures also dropping, dramatically. staying cold

a look outside of the satellite and radar. cool front is not going to push through until six or seven. we can see that on the futurecast impacting the north bay. moderate rainfall towards 9:00 with light/moderate and it is going to move quickly. it is already pressing inland. fremont, antioch also moderate and the north bay. centrally by 2:00 p.m. and some agree showers after this presses through. by 6:00 p.m., it continues mainly in this inland area. we could see some spotty shower activity sunday afternoon but it should be large to drive by the afternoon. rainfall has lines. early sunday morning the rainfall totals under one half-inch. we could see a. more in the mountains. 1 in. possible along the coast. this cold air and snow levels are going to drop to the amount of 4,000 ft.. it will be pressing through before that happens. it's just a light dusting, if anything. for the sierras, a different story with the evening snow possible. a couple of inches in the morning and noticed temperatures are dropping to be low freezing on

more on that but first let us take a look at the satellite & radar. fog is increasing and the main event is off the coast. washington is continuing to press south. towards our coastline and tomorrow, that's got a cloud coverage. with the chance of lingering showers on thursday. the futurecast, wh10:00 a.m., mainly dry by 2:00 p.m., it is one that rainfall will start in the north bay. by 3:00 p.m., spotty shower activity. this will press the down to the south by 5:00 p.m. and livermore, the santa cruz mountains and also by 7:00 p.m., towards san jose. notice, clearing along the north bay. as we go towards a 11:00 p.m., take a look offshore. spotty shower activity over the coastal areas. that will continue through thursday morning. mainly dry over the bay area. a look at your extended forecast. cold air with this system. by thursday, temperatures are going to be freezing. pretty chilly for the bay shore. friday, temperatures are going to be freezing nearly everywhere.ll stay with us satu, sunday with the chance of showers. >> catherine: coming out of gab

it's not going to delay the implementation of this new satellite system. the current satellite that was just launched last fall has all the data, receiving capability that it can send out. all this is doing is saying let's wait until the regular appropriations process and i urge passage of my amendment. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i yield the balance of my time to mr. blumenauer from michigan. mr. blumenauer: i appreciate the gentleman's courtesy and the gentleman misses the point. mr. holt pointed out that being able to process this ground-based information is important to be able to fully utilize the information from the pole a ar satellite. the last congress behaved recklessly in terms of jeopardizing the flow of this information. it was not treated appropriately in terms of the budget. i think that this is an opportunity to accelerate in a small way something that is an emergency. tell the people who have been faced with the chain of natural disasters and storms where we have been able t

they look at the satellite and radar. that is where that should stay. tures out the door tomorrow. 26 through fairfield, 29 in concord pleasanton 30's for the bayshore. oakland, hayward, san mateo. we do have a freeze warning in effect for virtually the entire north bay. temperatures below 30 degrees. i see windshield, frosty conditions you are going to want to bring your packed inside. the east bayshore and towards morgan hill. temperatures will be in the 30's with frosty windshield. giving yourself some extra time. as for the afternoon, very similar. 50s through santa rosa. 55 and hayward. as for the sierras, some dry conditions temperatures are going to be quite chilly. just the single digits. thursday, friday notice the same trend with. cold. chilly in the afternoon but warm on thursday, friday. temperatures are going to be more reasonable by saturday. though we are expecting more cloud coverage. no rainfall. >> coming up to jerry sandusky coming up next -- the new fallout from the jerry sandusky child sex abuse scandal. [ male announcer ] subway has

the satellite & radar showing that cold air pushing through. , batus body cloud pattern filling in behind it. we will see that spotty shall work pattern spotty showers pattern. snowfall possible for the santa cruz mountains. and a the computer model showing shower activity pushing through the bay area and clearer conditions later this evening. clearer skies for tomorrow still mostly clear. for the coast, summer return with forecasts. 3:00 p.m., near the santa cruz mountains remember the cold air has pressed through and dro temperatures will drop, dramatically. we could see a light dusting in the santa cruz mountains. otherwise, mostly dry conditions for tomorrow morning. as we take a look at your extended forecast cold conditions expected with 20's/36. friday morning, saturday morning, there are freeze and frost advisories already issued and possibly even toward sunday. >> pam: the n-f-l playoffs. the san francisco 49-ers getting ready take on the green packers this saturday. it's an n-f-c divisional match-up -- the loser is done for the season.

the satellite went into orbit around the earth at the desired altitude. this marks the 16th straight successful launch of h2a rockets. it is equipped with a radar system. it can take images at night and in bad weather. it can identify objects on earth as small as 1 metre from 700 kilometres in space. the device will also be used in dealing with disasters. the japanese government began launching intelligence-gathering satellites in reaction to north korea's missile tests in 1998. with this launch, government officials completed a plan's reconnaisance system. it consisted of two radar satellites and rocket satellites. malfunctioning satellites put them ten years behind schedule. >>> african leaders are discussing measures to restore regional peace in the wake of the algerian hostile crisis. the two-day summit of the african union opened in the capital on sunday. the block consists of 54 nations and territories. at the start of the conference, au commission chairperson zuma spoke about the ongoing conflict between the french military and islamist extremists

the same for napa. 64 in hayward. satelliteadar shows clear division of the bay area no rain. >> we will have unseasonably warm conditions. >> your kron 4 7 day around the bay forecast highs for temperatures in the upper 60s approaching superbowl sunday. >> more cloud as we head into monday. a chance of showers tuesday evening. widespread rain and possibility into the middle of next week. >> that is a rathyour weather on to traffic. >> still falling morefalling northbound 101 at large road. >> off the traffic is moving by the lead line. caltrans has been called to the scene--101 at lawrence road. >> it is early in the commute is not providing a slowdown yet. you may want to consider an alternate route later this morning. we are sending a live crew to the scene hopefully we will have more formation in my next report. >> a new problem in oakland. north bound 880 are around fifth. an accident involving two vehicles to lanes are blocked as well as overnight road work. several lanes are closed. we are seeing sluggish traffic in the

home ihere is the satellit, going out towards the east.a another storm that is making its way on to the north coast. notice the rainfall is far to the north and that is where it will stay. on futurecast. clouds and even further to the north but these clouds will begin to brspread south. with partly/mostly skies and clearing for the afternoon. by noon, still some clouds however, those could dissipate for the afternoon. the rainfall is going to stay near ukiah until wednesday. morning temperatures. the coolest will be in the north bay, mid 30's. pleasanton, livermore, low 30's for inland and the highs will be in the afternoon will be 50s and even low 60s. nearly 60s for sunnyvale, mountain view, san jose. readings with upper 50s in the east bay. not only inland but also by the bay. san francisco, 56 degrees. san bruno, 57 and your kron 4 7 day around the bay tuesday, clouds in the morning with sunshine in the afternoon warmer but things will change with a cold system on wednesday and then a cool down. temperatures will be dropping with cloud

the satellite and radar showing rain and clouds. and the increase with a plume of more sure to the south. both of these are going to march together by 10:00 p.m., on the north bay coast. towards--10:00 a.m.- noon. still relatively dry over san jose and the golden gate. however, by the golden gate, virtually the entire bay area, the rainfall will increase your 5:00 p.m., moderate to the north and south to the golden gate and from this point it is going to start to taper off. showers but five midnight, mainly dry conditions and clearing for thursday morning in. the rainfall totals will be largely under one-half inch with the exception of the north bay. as i mentioned, it is not going to prevent much colder air. perhaps just 50s. 50s through santa rosa, concord, pleasanton, through the south bay, 61 in san jose. and sunnyvale. for the sierras, we will continue to see some precipitation but mainly warmer air. it could transition from snowfall towards rainfall sunday. not expecting large accumulations. the higher elevations at 8,000 ft. w

the satellite and radar showing that it is going to stay in control but it will start to decrease. chance as to wake up wednesday morning some of the other computer models showing that it could press itself of the golden gate. but not a rainmaker. with your seven day around the bay it is relatively short- lived. with a return on the sunshine however, rainfall north of the golden gate on the saturday. sunday, widespread showers for just about everyone. and traffic with george. >> the same location as this hot spot there is an accident northbound. just before the 880. this good news is that the traffic is so light that it is not much of a problem or a backup. just between the 880 in the castro. so far, it is not a problem they believe that this plane could be blocked for 34 minutes. there are no other hotspots or problems with pretty light traffic conditions the volume of traffic is also not very heavy. the san mateo bridge also looking good it is delay-free of the golden gate is easy. 1 0 1 the southbound. >> work will begin this week on repairing the fenders that were damaged when

the satellite and radar showing clear skies. ey are offshore in associated with this system. the core will be tracking to the north. and it will mess us. at least it will---miss us.. perhaps high low clouds. as we take a look at futurecast. as we take a look at tomorrow. the cloud coverage not even quite strong as what we have seen. for the entire bay area that cloud coverage will maintain on friday and that will keep us warmer. tomorrow, no such deal. we do have a clear skies and cold temperatures. the same in fairfield. we will see 30's in livermore, concord, vallejo, and 36 in the san rafael. daly city, richmond along the peninsula 30's. 35 degrees in san jose. for the afternoon highs, a few locations with 50s. half vallejo, san mateo and hayward, a 57 degrees. as for the snowfall and the sierras it will stay dry locally. and the mountains but cold tomorrow. however, the increase with clouds on saturday. a look at your extended forecast with another cold today. a bit warmer with temperatures near freezing. and as we go towards

and -- >> the satellite -- >> the user is a user. >> satellite shouldn't be looked at different thanints it ate consumer deciding when, where and how they're going to access something and why should all of the models be different? >> do you think they're different in terms of pandora in terms of a.m./fm radio? pandora is really climbing up there in terms of audience. you told us earlier, it is the second largest audience in terms of -- >> one of the things it does is measure online audience, we don't do that through surveys or panels. we do that through a technology that actually looks at connections to content made by o consumer, so their audience measured online, would be --l]o would rank second overall in nerms of all audience -- >> how has mobile changed it? i know pandora was pretty much, multiple times almost ready to pack it in, because they were running out of money and then the iphone came along. >> which you blue tooth to your stereo in your car. >> all of a sudden, it's multiple things. not only has proliferation of smart phone and tablets, grown pandora's audience and oth

a look at the satellite & radar. t taken hold of our it will start to press towards the coast. it has been a dry for the month of january. so far, not very impressive. we should see several inches of rain fall for this month. in fact, just a few inches for this month. and we should really use them rainfall. chilly mornings and mild afternoon. tomorrow, pretty chilly in santa rosa, 55. 50s in fairfield. 34 in livermore. 30's and '40's for the bayshore. temperatures very similar to today's reading. if you degrees warmer with 60s in napa. 57 in half moon bay. they look at your extended forecast just a tad warmer but as for take a look said wednesday, friday. a bit of a cooler weekend there is the slight chance for showers. the long term computer models but we will keep you postediran sends a monkey into orbit. why its rasing concerns with the u-s state department. after the break. after the break. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming

a different picture than what you see on the satellite. whiteout conditions. all the cars slowing down on the road. visibility is greatly reduced throughout the day to day. this is out of hokaido on friday morning. just shows you how heavy the snow is. needless to say, many officials are asking people to stay indoors across okaido and china. the storm continues to kick up here. all of the lines close together, indicating northwesterly wind, piling up along the west coast of the japanese mountains here. you will see in some areas nearly a meter of snowfall from friday into saturday evening. especially down toward the south near negara, much of the region, seeing very heavy snow. good news toward tokyo, not much happening here at all. staying on the dry side throughout the weekend. temperatures will drop off. expected to see a cooldown. not too much snow at all. here to the philippines, also watching an area of convection, just this thunderstorm activity. and bring us heavy rainshowers persisting some time now. and seeing the risk of flooding. temperatures rather

the satellite and radar showing this tail and is sweeping over the north bay.ery little moisture associated. it is well to the north and even some light sprinkles here, there but we're not going to see that much. the system has been impacting us and that is complete, this is complete and offshore in another system approaching with spot a cloud patterns indicating instability. spotty showers that will stay close to the coast. they look on futurecast we are pinpointing some activity to the south. we are seeing that cloud coverage. and nothing major at all. clouds will start to decrease as this slide through. sunny skies tomorrow and the increase with clouds tomorrow and the north bay. we could see the rain fall approaching the coast. as for the afternoon highs? upper 50s for the most part and 50s through san francisco, some rafeal and daly city. a look at your extended forecast with rain on/off. through san rafeal--monday will stay chilly but tuesday, and the rest of next week will see sunny skies. and the return of chilly morning lows. >> pam: president obama go

the satellite in control with just a few clouds. this storm to the north.emember, we spoke about the potential for showers in the north bay. it looks like the chances of that is going to diminish. we do see some rainfall still a bit of a disagreement with rainfall models. it looks like 50s to richmond, he word. the upper 40's and daly city. and redwood city. beginning at 11:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m., there are freeze warnings for the north bay valleys and a frost advisory. temperatures could drop into the upper 20s with icy windshields. you can almost count on it. black ice well be an issue. certainly, bundle up and bring in your pot that plants and family pets potted plants-- >> sunny conditions and temperatures in the 30's. your kron 4 7 day around the bay with mild conditions the potential for showers on saturday, and sunday look to be dry. >> good morning. and happy new year it is an easy drive. you are not going to find any problems on the bridges. it is easy. highway 92 i think that is as light as i have ever seen in it. and the golden gate also very light ou

you can see in the satellite picture, they're pretty widespread already. you might see the stars a bit this morning, but any sunshine will be very short-lived. you can see the moisture try to make its way here. it should hold off until the afternoon. this has been a strong storm system bringing tornadoes and flooding to louisiana. all the energy is looking up to the north, and the front is pushing up to the east. nothing severe here. just like moisture. the timing for the afternoon and evening, but even by 11:00, it will pull off an fizzle away as it moves offshore. war air comes in behind it. our next call front approaches. that should not come until early next week. today, mostly cloudy, expect light showers. 47-53 for tonight. 38-45. sunshine in the afternoon tomorrow. around 60 degrees. we will call it 58. -- 68. let's check on traffic. good morning, friday -- jamie. >> let's do this together. overhead for the rush hour -- 66, that looks great. not too often that we see all lanes are open. that is checking out by. to put on the map, we will turn our att

here is the satellite and radar. oves to the north and east as we move into the next few hours. tomorrow morning, everything should have moved out of here. skies will be clear. i'm confident there'll be sunshine tomorrow afternoon. in time for tailgating. it will be chilly, especially during kickoff time. temperatures are expected to be 45 degrees or so. hagerstown is where we have a little bit of a mix. it will not be much. it will be out of here relatively soon. temperatures rise into the mind 40's.per we will see lots of sunshine monday.ut the day on there is a big warming trend on coming wednesday, thursday, and friday of the upcoming week. 28-34 for our nighttime temperatures. the 40's. we will call for temperatures 44-45 degrees. should not pose a problem. an extended outlook is not something to be impressed by. inperatures in the 50's january. enjoy it. friday. by >> is that more like march temperatures? absolutely. we will be right back. redskins player has a move that has meaning behind it. >> they say watchi

the satellite showing that it is pressing through with clear skies. intain the chance with offshore and still not maintaining much of a threat. we can see that this will be confined to the coast with clearing skies and cold temperatures. for the morning and afternoon. we will talk more about the cold, coming up. >> new tonight at 8. >> pam: a woman is violently attacked in san francisco's mission district.and the victim is using social media to warn the community. kron 4's philippe djegal is live in san francisco with more on what police are >> the victim is describing this as she was returning home from a dinner party late saturday night. she noticed a suspicious man walking towards her. she'd noticed there was not a side street so she could not avoid the man. so she did not want to turn around because her back would be towards the man. this is and her own words >> she sent this e-mail out saying that " the suspect launched at the. he knew what he was doing and how to attack me. he won first former i saw it with his thumb and put his other hand and my

you can see the satellite imagery showed that swipe of snow that when the cross. skies clear the next day. a little bit did manage to fall on the lower eastern shore of maryland. southern west virginia, southwest virginia, no. north carolina, over a foot. a high today of 38. it will get even colder than that as we head towards midnight. skies had cleared up and down the i-95 corridor. south of baltimore, that snow- covered area in virginia, the skies are clear. temperatures are going to fall fast. we're in for a cold night. it is 28 in hancock. south of baltimore towards annapolis, temperatures barely above freezing. the light breeze. tomorrow, the airport here comes in. it is a clear sky -- the air out here comes in. it is a clear sky. temperatures running well above normal. still in the fifth deposal. -- 50's. on sunday, a cold front come sweeping out canada. -- sweeping out of canada. 15 below zero. big trout lake ontario. we will get a piece of the arctic air mass. these purples show you were the core of the arctic air masses. that cold air coming across the r

let's take a look at the satellite picture. you can see we had scattered clouds in southern maryland. you will see the moon, the stars, but overall our clouds will stick to route the day. we have a chance of showers throughout the day, especially by the middle of the afternoon. centerville, 36. 40 in germantown. bethesda at 39. 41 degrees in washington d.c. we will make it into the upper 40's and middle 50s today. most cloudy at 9:00. 50 degrees with scattered showers by 5:00. that is for the drive home. keep that in mind. how was the commute in? >> right now pretty quiet. not too much volume. as we take a look at interstate 95 north out coming to the beltway, in good shape. then continuing on 395, just fine. southbound, we're still dealing with the vehicle fire. that is at southbound i-95 at cardinal drive before you get to humphrey's road. on the beltway maryland, good, 295 from w parkway, good. scott and cynne, back to you. >> the time now is 5:12. 41 degrees. >> coming up, meredith vieira is saying goodbye to another popular

a different picture than what you see on the satellite. whiteout conditions. all the cars slowing down on the road. visibility is greatly reduced throughout the day to day. this is out of hokaido on friday morning. just shows you how heavy the snow is. needless to say, many officials are asking people to stay indoors across okaido and china. the storm continues to kick up here. all of the lines close together, indicating northwesterly wind, piling up along the west coast of the japanese mountains here. you will see in some areas nearly a meter of snowfall from friday into saturday evening. especially down toward the south near negara, much of the region, seeing very heavy snow. good news toward tokyo, not much happening here at all. staying on the dry side throughout the weekend. temperatures will drop off. expected to see a cooldown. not too much snow at all. here to the philippines, also watching an area of convection, just this thunderstorm activity. and bring us heavy rainshowers persisting some time now. and seeing the risk of flooding. temperatures rather

as we take a look at the satellite & radar we do have a blocking pattern. e driving the storms well to the north. towards canada. not quite rainfall for quite some time. and we're also going to see warmer temperatures tomorrow. chilly. warmer and oakland and san mateo. 30's in redwood city. as for the afternoon highs we are going to see upper 50s and 60s. 60s and san mateo. as for the sierras, we will see unseasonably warm temperatures. the morning lows will be in the single digits. areas of a freezing fog over the next several mornings. taking a look a your extended forecast with the chilly conditions. still, a few degrees warmer than what we saw today. for the afternoon, slightly warmer conditions. 60s. hello, gary radnich [laughter] and a breakdown of this pattern with more cloud coverage and cooler temperatures. and right now, www.snowbomb.com a dry forecast sierra it at tahoe. >> all i have to say is that if they if the ratings go down? jim harbaugh took some high-school photographs and plastered them around the locker room. >> i think the message behin

here is the satellite. this is out to the west. the first element will be pushing our way beginning on monday. the cooler air is settling over us. but does not really coming our way. you can see the warmer air beginning to push up in the states. that is the warming trend. not tonight. we will have liked northwest winds and scattered clouds. yes, temperatures will be cold, but the sun is setting a little bit later now. that is encouraging. these temperatures are still below average. we will see an increase in clouds toward the end of the day. here is the futurecast. the dry conditions we will have until sday. monday morning we will see a wintry mix coming into the area. that could affect the morning rush hour on monday. temperatures are above freezing and in the 40's on monday with that wintry mix. tuesday will be basically drive. 50's on wednesday with rain. >> thank you. there were moments today when we were maryland crazy. >> there were moments where my jaw dropped. goodness gracious. >> from the sportscenter, this is 11 sports.

here is the satellite image. winds are coming in from the northwest across the lake. it will be an interesting few days. we are back into a northwest below. - flow. -- flow. 42-47, but windy. falling temperatures until 2:00. 15-25 mph wind gusts. i will reiterate the advisories and warnings in the area. the most significant one is along the river. they are releasing water from the dam and that is raising the level down there. they will have some flooding problems for the next few hours this afternoon. folks in the low lying areas, be aware. rain advisories will continue until 6:00 this evening. gale force winds these. 13 8 mile an hour winds. -- 38 miles an hour winds. tomorrow, we may catch some three c's -- some flurries or showers. highs ande 30's for the the teens and 20's for lows. >> from plastic surgery to patent queens. a show sure keep the viewers watching. here to talk with us is deborah norville. 3 most watched shows -- stories coming up this week on new edition. >> i thought we had done every plastic surgery barbie story known to man. this woman is from ru

does the satellite coming across the bay area. from north to south that is the most significant the clouds are coming straight down from the north. indicating that temperatures ranging also from cold the yukon, canada. that is why it is so cold and that is not wh i not going to chaand low 30's. and a highs tomorrow, for the south bay. and upper 40's and for the east bay and san francisco, low 50s. san bruno, your kron 4 7 day around the bay and here is a the notice, the bottom row for the next couple of days it is still going to be quite cold. wednesday, thursday, highs in the low mid-60s. notice, sunshine. >> good evening, everyone but a game tonight at candlestick. the place was jammed packed. aaron rogers, the mvp. justin smith, the injured try south but still on the field. the set up, kaepernick not much experience in the post season however, look at sam shield. seven-nothing and this is where kaepernick shows us. he comes right back. he is running for 20 yds and ties the game at 7. tonight, the biggest on- performance by a qu

taking a look outside the satellite averaged and radar. the clouds have been coming up from the south with a plume of moisture. also a system to the north. these will merge together and impact us tomorrow with rain. that futurecast is set for 10:00 a.m. and the rainfall approaching the north bay. it is virtually widespread. we will time it out on futurecast. >> pam: still ahead at eight. panic on a community college campus in texas. as an altercation ends with gunfire. four teenagers shot in brentwood. the bizzare reason police say, they may have come under fire. and. new tonight at 8. do bay area restaurants have something to hide? stanley roberts shows us what's *not being posted at some establishments. in a special edition of people behaving badly. [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on, for two whole years.

but not that extensive as we take a look of the satellite and radar. ed showers with it. the rain to this system and some showers this evening to the north bay. really, this will not be much of a big rainmaker. this system pressing to the east not impacting us but we do have another system in the wake that we're dealing with right now. spotty shower activity through sunday. a look at our current conditions quite mild. it remains on the warmer side 60s in a number of places and it will get colder. we will talk all about it. coming up. still ahead. a bay area middle school student facing charges for bullying!. a new chapter in the casey anthony case. why half of her convictions will be thrown out. and. one mayor is asking big banks to take on gun makers! his plan. coming up. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasp