and that's unacceptable. >> the shoreline fault is well below the ground acceleration that the plant is designed to -- >> how do you know that? approximate based on the scientific studies that have been performed to date -- >> tell me. >> there was a number of folks involved with that, pg&e was involved with that -- >> relying on information from licensees to determine if a plant is safe may put the public at risk. these pg&e documents, obtained by the center for investigative reporting, reveal that despite their public claims of safety, pg&e's own seismologists have considered the implications of a magnitude 7.2 earthquake along the shoreline fault. this graph shows the ensuing shaking could exceed what the plant is designed to withstand. >> the problem is, with the magnitude 7.2, you're getting perilously close to the limits of the facility -- >> in a former report to the nrc, pg&e sent another graph, this one showing no seismic concerns. they told the nrc that because the shoreline fault is segmented, it can't rupture with nearby faults. and therefore, a larger earthquake at the p

and the areas of the water just inside the shorelines. the only reason we have given water is if we found something involved. >> the team has used a specially trained dog that can sniff out human remains even if under water. the sheriff smith came out to check on the water search. she says investigators are intensely monitoring the area near the missing teenager's home. >> we believe that the person familiar with the area is known in the area, we believe that this was not a planned crime, it was a situational crime, it was instincti instinctive, it was fast. >> reporter: teams also went out with dogs to scour fields within a 10-mile radius. the high school student was last seen the morning of march 16 when her mother left for work and said good-bye to her while sierra was still in bed. both sierra's father and mother have taken polygraph tests and sheriff smith says more polygraph tests are planned but won't say who will be given them. 300 volunteers from the community joined the search, combing acres near sierra's house. ken love who live

for along the shoreline we may get soap like this couple and pacific out. has served advisory has expired tonight for the bay area but the swells i still big. depilates 16 to 17 ft. earlier with some swells. to 20 ft. we didn't expect such a big wave. we thought we were just a little spray or something we were working away down and which is that we cats a little of it. >>> along the shoreline should be wary of the big sur for possible sneaker waves and strong rip currents especially on the beaches facing the northwest. so what can we expect to the rest of tonight's in getting back to work tomorrow and bernard it gives is taking its forecast. it looks like winter has shown up for the last week of the season but spring officially starts on monday entablatures around the bay good time to 15 degrees cooler than they should be for this time of the air and he returns in the south bay in the pink in the kids freezing presentation could be some freezing rain, snow, sleet but it's very light at this time at this activity has been winding down we look for that trend c

drew and a group of conservation volunteers are on the shoreline, keeping watch over the waves. >> we're here to help provide information to the public and help protect the marine life area. we watch the fish and watch the people. in the wintertime, there are a lot of visitors that come here to see the waves hit the rocks with the beautiful whitewater. it's a common sight to have people taking photos here. >> on this particular day, a pair of tourists, mother and son, get more than a view of the waves. >> when i first saw the couple walk out on the rocks i initially tried to warn them as did several other people on the shoreline. >> our first instinct was to warn them because the waves were crashing over the rocks but they of course couldn't hear us. >> the tourists are unaware that the waves in this area can be extremely unpredictable. waves are generated miles away and travel over the open ocean to the hawaiian shores. they are large, powerful, and spread far apart. for people on the beach, the water is calm one minute, but it can be a very different story the next. >> people come here

so it should push along the shoreline spreading the rain. it's been raining? last couple hours. we will be looking at a rainy day of this and rain changing over to showers but not until tomorrow. here is a look at the loop and trajectory of the rain from the south to north. low continues to sit offshore and push the rain up into marin county and into the east bay and peninsula. highway 101, a wet go into american canyon, hercules, richmond, not yet for our friends in concord. spotty light rain in alameda into the east bay but back in san francisco, silver avenue, geary you got wet weather and down to south city a few areas of light rain. canada road, but still they have not seen the rain yet in redwood city. it continues to skirt the peninsula around moss beach but later on this morning, into the afternoon hours, making up for lost time i think the front will stall further south of san francisco. it look look more rain through the overnight hours. 46 in half moon bay. cool 45 in oakland and fairfield. winds have picked up. highlights feature more rain continue

we'll have to watch out for that time leanly. 34-year-old anthony lewis was hit sunday evening on the shoreline. the shooting took place a quarter mile away on a nearby street. investigators believe it was a drive by. the oak paneleds of one car taking aim at another. the intended targets were not hurt, but a bullet struck the fisherman. >> i thought i was going to die. we got shot in the head. i was like once i fell, i seen a lot of blood. i was like, please, god, don't take me. don't take me. i thought i was going to die. >> terrifying moments, lewis was released from the hospital after undergoing surgery to remove the bullet in the head. investigators are still searching for the shooter. >> a big mistake led to a big headache. parts of downtown san jose were shut down for nearly three hours this morning after a mysterious white powder was found at a post office. it turned out to be anner ball remedy from taiwan ordered by a san jose man. police brought in the bomb squad while hasmat crews testing the package. postal workers spotted the powder just before eight this morning. they were strippe

we have sporadic drizzle and fog on the shoreline the high temperatures 564 today it will be cloudy andis evening with drizzly conditions ... sunshine will emerge tomorrow and we will also see late night thunderstorms developing ... partly sunny and breezy warmer conditions sunday afternoon and there are signs of new thunderstorms coming in clusters on monday we will keep an eye on that one the cool air sitting over lake michigan ken davis unpredictable weather time for today's trivia which country has more vol i'm a marathon r in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... he was just... "get me an aspirin"... yeah... i knew that i was doing the right thing, when i gave him the bayer. i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] aspirin is not appropriate for everyone so be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. so he's a success story... [ laughs ] he's my success story. [ male announcer ] learn how to protect your heart at i am proheart on facebook. 3q it's time to get going. to h

later on mild with upper 60s along the shoreline. low 70s central valley, 80s in the desert.e that rain along the northwest that will head our way not that system another one in time for the weekend. >>> 5:47 now. >>> more questions are being raised about what happened when an unarmed florida teenager was shot and kill. new police video shows george -- shot and killed, new police video shows george zimmermann walkinging into the police department handcuffed he claims he shot 17-year-old martin in self-defense his attorney says martin punched his client, slammed his head on the ground and broke his nose. the video doesn't show blood. trayvon's family attorney says the video is further proof questioning zimmermann's accusations he was attacked first. >>> new information on a jetblue pilot. the fbi complain indicates captain clayton osbon had trouble from the beginning of his shift. he was late. then in the cockpit he told his co-pilot things don't matter and said the flight was not going to have as go. the co-pilot got osbon to leaf the cockpit and locked him out. osbon went be

now, they guessed that the pig was just too close to the shoreline, fell in the water and sort of just floated out to sea. and you see billy going after the thing, and it wasn't easy, because the pig is doing his best doggy paddle, which i guess you could call a piggy paddle. eventually, billy is able to sort of lasso the pig and then tow him back to the boat. >> i think this pig was tired of being called a little piggy, and he was out exercising. he's trying to trim down his waistline. >> maybe. >> he was trying to get away from one of the famous pig barbecues. the hero of this day was, of course, the lifeguard, billy armeho and he's joining us to talk to us. how long do you think that little guy was out there treading water before you saved him? >> i think he probably fell in at night which is why he didn't swim back to land, and started paddleling so it could have been a couple hours. he was exhausted when we got him on the body. he just laid there. >> tell us about the rescue. >> wild boars have tusks, so i didn't want him to get me with his tusks or bite me. tried to keep my hands

high surf advisories posted along the shoreline. swells as 17 ft. so be careful if your clothes to the ocean tomorrow. we will get a chance to exhale. tomorrow looks cold and windy but not very wet. we will cover the weather in detail in a few minutes from now >> more fresh snow fell in parts of the sierra today on top of the 3 ft. or more that fell yesterday and another three-4 ft. from earlier in the week. the accumulation was not as much, just a few inches. a man and woman accused of carjacking and robbery are in jail tonight, and they're also the subjects of several and hours long standoff with police. officers say a 39 year-old stole and escalade from the gas station and the next day swat teams called out to a home where he and his friend were thought to be. this afternoon they say they spotted premiere's driving a stolen s-u-v. during a short chase he hit two cars. officers arrested him and his girlfriend. the american soldier accused of killing 16 civilians in afghanistan is back in the u.s. awaiting formal charges. many people in afghanistan

first time in days but the weather is still cold and unsettled and be careful you if you are on the shorelineor you might get soaked. a high surf advisor has expired but the swells are still big. people on the shore line should be aware of possible sneaker waves and strong rip currents. the first day of spring comes tomorrow >> winter did show up for the last week of the season. 1014 is the official vernal equinoxes and that will mean spring and the pattern will remain on the cool side. the pink indicates freezing precipitation, it could be freezing rain or snow in the local high country here. snow levels down to about 2,000 ft. here today. taking a look at the week in review, here are the polls. a very productive week, close to what the models were forecasting. things did validate here and we have a good bit of rain across the area. it is a good time of year to pick up rain fall and snow in the high country. breezy and cool tonight and it will continue into spring tomorrow. the chance of showers is winding down as we speak. cool and the unsettled prove much of the week. cloudy at the coast w

it is beautiful out there today especially if you spend the time at the inner harbor next to the shoreline right there. absolutely gorgeous. you cannot see a cloud in the sky. absolutely beautiful conditions. as we continue through the evening hours, winds though, that is a little bit of a doocy. they were pushing through today. they were a little bit gusty out there. we had a gust at about 20 miles an hour at times. those winds are going to calm as we go through the evening hours. sustained wind of 8 miles an hour here in baltimore. washington about 12 miles an hour. winchester coming in at 6 miles an hour as went the winds will start to calm through the evening and overnight hours. you can see clear. a few clouds off to the west. high pressure in charge. we're getting a little bit of a southwest flow. that is bringing up our temperatures. that es exactly what will bring up our temperatures for this week to come. a little bit of rain off to the west but not that much. most of it will really lose its energy as it moves over the mountains into our area. we're talking about just a few shower

the coast guard and local police have serged the shoreline. to far, no sign of him. >>> the domestic violence case against ross mirkarimi takes a step forward today. the judge could rule as soon as this afternoon whether to allow the submission of a 55-second video. the video shows bruises on the officer's wife's arm. attorneys will argue it should in the be admitted as evidence. today they'll also decide in a particular expert will be able to testify. >>> a salinas and morgan hill man are given 20 years each. it began in gilroy in 2010. operation garlic press tracked down those involved in a state-wide crime network. so far, police have arrested more than 100 people in this 18-month operation. >>> a south bay hospital taking a big hit from the government. st. louise in gilroy has had status suspended over serious deficiencies with the contracted dialysis services. the "gilroy dispatch" wreports that an employee was on a cell phone while treating a patient. the us is pens will not hurt patient care. >>> this morning, a coast guard crew is back

transparent, so there is a little more interaction that pedestrians and people in the area have with the shoreline. we are using as much of the existing building as we can, literally getting guttin it. >'s a shell. >> it's a shell. >> any more discussion? the motion is on the table. all in favor? aye. >> thank you. >> item 13, new business. >> any public comment on new business? hearing none, i move to adjourn. >> thank you. >> public comment? >> anybody? >> nobody? >> we will adjourn in african nation -- recognition of robert ryan today. gosh of like to call the meeting of the public utilities commission to order. can you please call their role? [roll call] >> vice president torres is expected and commissioner vietor has an excused absence. >> the meeting in front of you, do you have comments? >> moved and seconded. >> the item passes, any public comment? >> we have to speaker cards for general public comment. >> let's move to that item then. >> anyone that wants to talk to the commission about items that are not on the agenda, this is the time. introduce yourself. >> i continue to have an intere

the careful along the shoreline or you might get soaked like this couple. a high surf advisory has experience expired tonight but the swells are still big. the national weather service says some swells were up to 20 ft.. >> we did not expect such a big wave. we thought we would get a little bit of spray. >> we thought we would catch a little bit but then a big one came >> people on the shore line should still be wary of sneaker waves and strong currents. jim bernard is joining us now >> it was a little bit late in arriving but we did see some winter weather. low snow levels out there could leave a dusting of snow in the high country. as we look at radar we see few returns in the offshore waters and that is producing snow across mount hamilton today so we could see some out there tomorrow but basically the energy is winding down and moving off to the southeast and into the high country of the sierra. a three-6 ft. of snow this week in the high country. this was pretty much as forecast. look for the temperatures to chill out tonight as we continue breezy and c

. >>> now the impact of all the recent storms signs posted along the shoreline warning of possible water contamination. >> port isabel is one of the locations where treated sue age is still moog t'g-/Ñ as the -- sewage is spilling into the boy as a result of recent storms. the spill 90% storm water and 10% sewage. epa officials say the sewage is highly diluted and does not pose much of a health threat. >>> firefighters on the scene of a water main break in menlo park. crews shut off the damaged pipe before 6:00 a.m. that spilled water on the streets nearly three hours. officers say it could take up to two days to clear. no injuries or reports of damage to homes no word on the cause of the leak. >>> in santa cruz a sand berm continues to prevent the river from running into boardwalk. the berm was built last week most of the rides were close because of weather concerns. park officials opened more rides yesterday and expect to open more next weekend. >>> part of san francisco's great highway remains closed high winds blew a lot of sand on to the road that closed officials to close a two mil

transparent, so there is a little more interaction that pedestrians and people in the area have with the shoreline. we are using as much of the existing building as we can, literally getting guttin it. >'s a shell. >> it's a shell. >> any more discussion? the motion is on the table. all in favor? aye. >> thank you. >> item 13, new business. >> any public comment on new business? hearing none, i move to adjourn. >> thank you. >> public comment? >> anybody? >> nobody? >> we will adjourn in african nation -- recognition of robert ryan today. >> item 1, a hearing to consider the type 48 on sale general public sales liquor license from 1525 mission street to 1525 mission street for expansion of public occupancy into adjacent portion of the building. doing business as sloane square, willful -- will serve the public convenience or necessity of the people of the city and county of san francisco. >> do you have a report for us? >> the applicant is seeking a promised expansion, type 48 for public promise license, located between 11th street. hours of operation are daily 5:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. and this wa

some showers but not the downpours that have so this last weekend is be careful if you are along the shoreline or you might get soaked lettuce coupled them to set up. how surf advisories expiring today for the bay area this wells are still big national support weather service says they reach 15 to 17 ft. earlier today. with some swells into 20 ft.. >>> wouldn't expect such a big wave without his case brave something and it would end up a little more. >>> we that we would discuss a little of it. >>> people along the shore line should be wary of the big surf possible sneaker waves and is stronger recurrence. there shiner's support for the uprising in syria one year to the day after it began. in union square in san francisco americans commemorated the first anniversary of the anti- government movement they reenacted the trails of the military crackdown united nations says more than 8000 people have been killed in the past year of the uprising. >>> a santa cruz neighbor is being held hills as a hero for risking his life to save a woman trapped by fire the neighbor broke the door last night he pull

transparent, so there is a little more interaction that pedestrians and people in the area have with the shoreline. we are using as much of the existing building as we can, literally getting guttin it. >'s a shell. >> it's a shell. >> any more discussion? the motion is on the table. all in favor? aye. >> thank you. >> item 13, new business. >> any public comment on new business? hearing none, i move to adjourn. >> thank you. >> public comment? >> anybody? >> nobody? >> we will adjourn in african nation -- recognition of robert ryan today. >> good morning, everybody. i am the manager -- we will kick it off first with a message from our cities librarian. the director of the san francisco library system. [applause] >> thank you. this is fantastic. good morning to everybody. i am a little jealous. i said, this is not my house. it is your house. welcome to all of you. this is indeed your house. i am a little jealous because i did those of green t-shirts. -- dig those green t-shirt. we are proud to be part of youth advocacy day. that is where it begins. congratulations to each and every one of you for b

transparent, so there is a little more interaction that pedestrians and people in the area have with the shoreline. we are using as much of the existing building as we can, literally getting guttin it. >'s a shell. >> it's a shell. >> any more discussion? the motion is on the table. all in favor? aye. >> thank you. >> item 13, new business. >> any public comment on new business? hearing none, i move to adjourn. >> thank you. >> public comment? >> anybody? >> nobody? >> we will adjourn in african nation -- recognition of robert ryan today. >> [roll call] >> just as a reminder, we would ask that you turn off all the electronic sounding devices that may go off during the proceedings. if you are having any secondary conversations, we would ask that you take those outside so we can proceed as efficiently as possible. if you want to speak on an item palace filled out a blue card. anyone speaking will have three minutes on each item unless announced otherwise by the president of the commission. please address your comments to the items being heard. if it is general public comment you wish to speak on, th

transparent, so there is a little more interaction that pedestrians and people in the area have with the shoreline. we are using as much of the existing building as we can, literally getting guttin it. >'s a shell. >> it's a shell. >> any more discussion? the motion is on the table. all in favor? aye. >> thank you. >> item 13, new business. >> any public comment on new business? hearing none, i move to adjourn. >> thank you. >> public comment? >> anybody? >> nobody? >> we will adjourn in african nation -- recognition of robert ryan today. >> roll call. item two, approval of minutes for february 28, and march 2, 2012 meeting. >> moved. >> second. >> the motion to move to executive session? any public comment on executive session? if>> reconvene in open session. move that we do not discuss those things discussed in executive session. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> ok, please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones and similar electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal of any person responsible for use of a cellphone, pag

. >>> now the impact of all the recent storms signs posted along the shoreline warning of possible water contamination. >> port isabel is one of the locations where treated sue age is still moog t'g-/Ñ as the -- sewage is spilling into the boy as a result of recent storms. the spill 90% storm water and 10% sewage. epa officials say the sewage is highly diluted and does not pose much of a health threat. >>> firefighters on the scene of a water main break in menlo park. crews shut off the damaged pipe before 6:00 a.m. that spilled water on the streets nearly three hours. officers say it could take up to two days to clear. no injuries or reports of damage to homes no word on the cause of the leak. >>> in santa cruz a sand berm continues to prevent the river from running into boardwalk. the berm was built last week most of the rides were close because of weather concerns. park officials opened more rides yesterday and expect to open more next weekend. >>> part of san francisco's great highway remains closed high winds blew a lot of sand on to the road that closed officials to close a two mil

transparent, so there is a little more interaction that pedestrians and people in the area have with the shoreline. we are using as much of the existing building as we can, literally getting guttin it. >'s a shell. >> it's a shell. >> any more discussion? the motion is on the table. all in favor? aye. >> thank you. >> item 13, new business. >> any public comment on new business? hearing none, i move to adjourn. >> thank you. >> public comment? >> anybody? >> nobody? >> we will adjourn in african nation -- recognition of robert ryan today. >> i came out to san francisco about seven years ago. i was trained as a carpenter. i got sick of the cold weather and the hot weather. i wanted to pursue art. i thought i really be here for about three years. here i am, 7 years later. ♪ i have problems sleepwalking at night. i wanted to create a show about sleep. a mostly due painting kind of story telling. these are isolated subject matters, smaller studies for the larger paintings. i fell in love with it and wanted to create more of them. it is all charcoal on mylar. it is plastic. i was experimenting and disc

the coast guard and police have searched the shoreline, but so far no sign s of him. >>> a videotape showing her displaying a bruise on her arm can be used in the trial, maybe. a three-panel judge made the ruling today but advised lopez she can appeal the ruling. her husband's lawyers are making a second attempt to get the tape exclu excluded. she denies domestic violence is involved. he's pled not guilty to domestic violence, battery, and dissuading a witness. >>> more signs tonight of an improving job market. the country's unemployment rate hasn't changed since january. it's still at 8.3%, despite employers adding nearly a quarter of a million jobs. however, here in california, january unemployment dropped below 11%, the 10.9% jobless rate in california is the lowest in almost three years. >>> president obama today called on congress to keep manufacturing jobs in the united states. you have to wonder if steve jobs was on his mind. one year ago, the world saw this photograph of the president seated next to jobs. the president famously asked steve jobs what it would take to make iphon

along the shoreline temperatures will be in the 40's and then we will shoot back to the '70s over the weekend that is what we mean by a " pneumonia front " and look at the cold temperatures in the west very unseasonable in southern california and those desert states. we may see rain and some cooler weather next week. this afternoon is the second day of record warmth with a sharp temperature drop this evening. mainly in the lakeside areas. we may also see an isolated thunderstorm assuring that canushuring that cooldown in to us.. saturday we will also see some near-record temperatures at about 78 degrees. >>we've had some interesting phenomenon this season like those saskatchewan screamers and the pneumonia front ... fortunately they are short lived back to colorado ... wrote quierod blagojevich is set if you use a cpap device to control your sleep apnea liberty medical has important news for you. neglecting to change your mask cushion and filters every 3 to 6 months reduces their safety and effectiveness due to stretching and wear. call a caring liberty cpap customer specialist now fo

seven-foot waves pounding the shoreline. a full-on blizzard. everything was closed there today. it's now spreading east tonight, bringing snow to new england. accumulations between three and eight inches all the way from upstate new york through the coast. it's raining pretty good in massachusetts right now. >>> last night's storyline was all about the gop primary. the primaries in arizona and michigan. mitt romney swept both. big win in arizona. more of a narrow escape in his home state of michigan, where he had a rough fight. in fact, it was so close, romney did not win the majority of delegates. we are joined by our political director chuck todd in washington. is it still a win if they are going to divvy up the delegates? >> reporter: welcome to the battle for the nomination as many folks remember four years ago. it doesn't matter who wins states, it matters who acquires these delegates. interesting thing on santorum, he won. he didn't win michigan, yet he won more delegates out of michigan than he had in all the other states he won combined. technically hadn't gotten any dele

. >> while the whipping winds and pouring rain keep both beach goers far from the shoreline taking kite surfing and true acrobatic level. >> you paddle into a wave surfing and on a kite the kite pulls you. you can go wherever you want. >> and the cold wet weather didn't stop these guys from strengthening their abs on the sand. this mom had to pull over to protect her little one. she rushes from building to building in the rain from work, she doesn't mind. >> it's kind of messy, we can get through this. >> she says we need it and she's right. reservoir provides drinking water for 2.5 million residents across the bay area. the recent rain fall has san francisco public utilities commission literally cheering. >> up until this last couple of storms every little bit we got earlier is poking into the ground down here if it wasn't coming well off, we finally got the ground saturated enough to help the rains come into our reservoir. >> and because of all of this rain as of this morning the reservoir measured at 90 billion a gallons. it's 77% full right now. of course we'll go higher when that s

transparent, so there is a little more interaction that pedestrians and people in the area have with the shoreline. we are using as much of the existing building as we can, literally getting guttin it. >'s a shell. >> it's a shell. >> any more discussion? the motion is on the table. all in favor? aye. >> thank you. >> item 13, new business. >> any public comment on new business? hearing none, i move to adjourn. >> thank you. >> public comment? >> anybody? >> nobody? >> we will adjourn in african nation -- recognition of robert ryan today. we're waiting for sfgtv. all right, we're ready to go. good afternoon. welcome to the rules committee. i apologize for the late start because i was on the public safety committee. we have just ended. it also joined by supervisor farrell and supervisor campos. our clerk is linda wong. i would like to the knowledge the staff at sfgtv, nona and derrick, a record our meetings. >> please turn a cell phones to silent and electronic devices. please turn in the documents to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the march 13 board of supervisors agenda unless o

people from the gulf of the farralons says there was a sighting this morning around 8:00 near the shoreline of alcatraz and again about 11:30. so the whales seem to be doing their thing hanging around the bay. don't get too close, stay at least 300 feet away even in a kayak or in a live van. stay away from the whales. give them a bit of room. it's not unusual. whales come in every year and a half, 18 months. we have a theory though why the whales are here right now. and that is because of the san francisco ocean film festival. their gala is tonight. the guy running the film festival says, they're right on cue. >> exactly. cue the whales. >> reporter: and they get two front row seats. so there you go. >> the way mobile5 works, is you could actually put it on your back and go out in a kayak and give us not too close a shot but a legal close shot. >> reporter: either that allen or swim out. i could do that. >> we'll get you the wet suit. >> reporter: i wouldn't bet on it but it's possible. >> don't give the boss any ideas. thank you, kenny. >>> roberta, if you are one of those lucky folks out

ocean and tsunami warnings been issued for a wave of around half a meter and people living near the shoreline are being told to evacuate the area japan was struck by nine magnitude quake and tsunami just over a year ago that left twenty three thousand people dead or missing. a bus carrying belgian students has crashed into a tunnel wall in switzerland killing twenty people most of the dead are children all aged around twelve they were among a party travelling back from a skiing holiday fifty two people were on board when the crash happened near the italian border the calls is not yet known. the war crimes court has convicted the democratic republic of congo's horrible commander of recruiting either using child soldiers in the trial or it's the court's first a verdict since it was set up ten years ago the prosecution also accused thomas lubanga of using children as young as nine as bodyguards and sex slaves will be sentenced at a later hearing. mitt romney has won the republican presidential caucuses in whole raii he claimed a much needed victory after rick santorum won primaries in alabama an

and thunder storms and maybe some downpours are expected it is called it a stamp is clammy along the shoreline will be cloudy with showers in the chicago metropolitan area with fog. tomorrow will be cloudy and damp and cool. it will be 62 degrees and the fifties at the lakeshore. interesting day on sunday partly sunny windy and cooler maybe into the mid '60s ... monday also looks cooler good luck in your road race dina >>time for today's trivia question in time for sports, top-seeded michigan state has made the sweet sixteen ten times in the past fifteen years... but that experience didn't help them against a fourth-seeded louisville team. both teams combined to shoot less than 30-percent from the field. state tried to come back in the second.. draymond green scored thirteen and had 16 rebounds...but had six turnovers. louisville's kyle kuric sealed it with a three with a minute left. they win 57 to 44. louisville will play florida...who beat marquette last night. wisconsin trying to knock off top-seeded syracuse. the badgers came out shooting...hitting *14* three- pointers in the game. they t

lots of fog of north at the shoreline once again temperatures show low pressure out in the plains statesll the warmth is following up from the gulf of mexico i will have the long-term forecast at the end of the broadcast ... at no time in the next 10 days we have no cold air expected. the high-temperature today will reach 78 degrees that will also tied a record it currently is 74 degrees at o'hare. tonight maybe in the evening thunderstorm it will be mild and breezy with the low temperature 58 degrees to mar record warmth again some overcasts that will build to an afternoon thunderstorm the high temperature will be 80 degrees. sunday record warmth partly cloudy back to 80 degrees may be a few widely scattered afternoon thunderstorms or showers. >> we should be fine for the parade in the morning. it should be fantastic. and green! it's time now for today's trivia question ... catfish have poisonous barb's on which part of their body [ woman ] my washer had a foul odor that made the whole room stink. [ woman #2 ] even my laundry started to get a funny smell. [ female announcer ] just three

we had patchy fog regrouping near parts of the shoreline earlier this evening.hat will be cooling us off. that is after a very warm weekend. taking a look at this, the sunset at 6:07. just beautiful over the golden gate bridge. temperatures today just sored back up into the 70s and even a few 80s to report. these are the numbers from earlier today. you can see santa rosa at 77. downtown san francisco this will be a nice temperature in the summer, but today topped out at 70 degrees. san jose mid-70s and antioch in the lower 70s. a couple records to report, santa cruz breaking the record set in 1937. for the tonight we do have this, mostly clear skies. tomorrow partly sunny skies you will notice a change in temperatures for your monday. on tuesday we do bring a chance of a few sprinkles. today the warmest day with most areas a good eight to 10 degrees above average. some changes developing to our north and west. this will initiate our cooling trend as we head into monday. tuesday will be the coolest day of the upcoming weekend. that's the day we bring in a slight

they are focusing on the shoreline for anything that can possibly link them to sierra. >> anything associatedwith the case that we feel might be something, it could be a piece secure the scene and wait for the detectives to make a determination whether they want us to recover the item or if we need to go under water for. we have the equipment to do that. it would be at the request of the detective here. >> they are not done. this water search is expected to continue tomorrow and stay with kron 4 and kron 4.com as we continue to follow the latest on the search + missing teenager sierra lamar. pam. >> the most recent storm system to blow through the bay area left some damage in its wake. a 40-foot limb collapsed on the driveway of a home. very little structural damage was caused. the roof gutter was smashed and no one was hurt. came down and destroyed part of a tree there. >> you can see how this 100- foot valley oak is engulfing this house here. the people inside were trapped for a short time. luckily they are okay, but they say this tree has destroyed their living room, office, dining room, f

damage is reported and an earlier tsunami warning has been canceled after only a minor wave reached the shoreline japan was struck by a nine magnitude quake and tsunami just over a year ago that left twenty three thousand people missing. mitt romney has run the republican presidential caucuses in hawaii he claimed a much needed victory after rick santorum won primaries an alabama and mississippi on tuesday romney finished third there having failed to voters in america's deep south there are twenty three more primaries to go before a candidate to challenge barack obama is chosen at the republican convention in august. he was recently agreed budget rules are being put to the test as governments attempt to balance cuts with boosting growth is the first to be punished for overspending losing almost eight hundred million euros in funding while spain has been given a bit of leeway on that smaller deficit but brussels is right tape is only expected to grow and it's already hitting the region struggling farmers as artie's tests are sillier reports. there's much ado about the spread there are creatures. o

children have never seen the ocean so the group heads to one of the most popular overlooks along the shorelinented to show craig and karen and the kids the beautiful view. and i wanted them to experience the beautiful oregon coast with the sun shining. >> from a high cliff, the families enjoy spectacular scenery that stretches for miles. >> the cliff is about 150 feet. at first it kind of goes like this and then after that it goes sheer right down to the ocean and the rocks. >> i want my picture taken. >> and i'm recording you right now, laney. >> with karen filming, charlotte pitten keeps an eye on the girls. she was filming the view and the kids and just the girls getting ready for a little photo shoot. i was standing right beside her. >> the perfect photo opportunity of the girls' trip to the ocean. >> karen had just asked the girls to get together so she could get a photo. so they kind of scooted closer together. >> but, in the blink of an eye -- >> girls, look. >> -- as she poses in front of the fence -- >> my god. >> oh, my god. >> -- elena stumbles, slipping through the rails and quickl

bright spot for the east bay happens to be the shoreline down the nimitz freeway and looking at an easy ride. san jose, the south bay dry commute. good moat. peninsula gets dry. and we have light sprinkles out there along the coastline. for san francisco we are looking good. different story for north bay. in marin county. right around san rafael, we are looking at the possibility of heavier rain. we will push in and use the magnifying glass and focus in on san rafael and how heavy it is coming down at the moment. we will get a sample right in the middle of the yellow. 5/100th of an inch per hour. falling at least in that little bit of wet weather that we are seeing there in yellow. the rest of the green showing light rain. trace amounts or 1/00th of an inch and that holds true for the rest. north of santa rosa, it is beginning to take shape and by the noon hour, that heavy wet weather will begin to center itself over the north bay. here it is. that's what we saw on the radar. heavier rain north of santa rosa. we will push the clock to noontime. it engulfs the north bay. advancing the cl

tomorrow the winds let up some and there'll be some light breeze along the shoreline in the afternoone air over it. they run only slightly inland. the warm air will push right up to the lakefront. so partly cloudy and while cooler tonight well above normal. are low temperature 48 to 53. winds west 5 to 15. tomorrow a gorgeous day sunni less windy and mild. 69 degrees with west wins. a little cooling late in the day along lake michigan. at fair and mild and 53 and generous son. on wednesday. 78 degrees would break up a record for that date. the 76 on thursday but break the record. the 76 on the weekend would break a record. better numbers for the weekend later on. thank you. . > a recreation makeover is coming up. a multimillion-dollar plan to improve the city. and full speed ahead to catch speeders with cameras. we will learn how they work. coming up. the chill of peppermint. the rich dark chocolate. york peppermint pattie get the sensation. uo le [ bell dings ] agents, when it comes to insurance, people feel lost. that's a dead end. don't know which way to turn. this way. turn around

this area of pressure skirts the shoreline as we head into the weekend. off and on rain for saturday and then still sunday showers especially for sunday morning. 10:00 tonight for the cloud cover out there, that first rain band close to the region and tomorrow morning at 6:00 the rain moving in and then moisture still paying us a visit for saturday afternoon and sunday morning. notice the coverage and the decrease somewhat by sunday afternoon. possibly a break. today dry and just a few high clouds increasing through the afternoon hours. temperatures maxing out. >> all right. time now 6:12. while break ins are making students and teachers very nervous. >> mystery solved. science explains the strange rumblings and booms that had everybody baffled in one wisconsin town. >> plus a scare for san diego residents. the military exercise that looked like the real thing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in per-student funding. but right now, we can make history with a ballot measure to send every k-through-12 dollar straight to our schools. to every school and every child. not to sacrame

>> connecticut on the shoreline which is about 10 miles east of new haven very idyllic communicate -- community. the most beautiful green of all of new england. >> you add journalist for how long? >> i was the editor of all things considered and i had day traditional media career , someone my age would have. i worked at the telegram and a, forms magazine and npr been left to right by first book the freshman. negative then after that i was a director at the washington center here teaching journalism then i left to do this but. >> host: you are with the wilson center? >> yes. >> that was created as the living tribute to woodrow wilson who was the only phd president we ever had. president of princeton before elected president. my chocolate lab is named will send an honor of him. it is the center where international scholars can do research to think of various issues affecting the u.s. >> host: i need doing much traveling? >> i am. i will be an ohio for super tuesday i am very excited about that. will make a trip to new england at the end of march for carlos speak in new hampshire and be

we're not talking a strong sea breeze, that is why numbers along the shoreline will climb into the mido but elsewhere, we've got widespread 70s. 70 in oakland, 71 in concord and fremont. down by monterey, low to mid-70s. 74 in salinas, 68 in monterey. those breezes nothing compared to what we'll see monday and tuesday. and then warmer again at the end of the week. >> terry: thanks for joining us. next newscast at 5:00 this evening. keep track of us on twitter, tubing bit facebook. have a great day. ♪ ♪ twinkle toes i think i found a soul ♪ ♪ to make me happily ever after ♪ ♪ i say i love you and i'll say it more ♪ ♪ my one and only ♪ oh i can't lose ♪ so don't stop doing what you do ♪ ♪ have i paid my dues just to be with you ♪ ♪ don't stop doing what you do ♪

west of the shoreline and we have had all the moving in to. the rains are scattered tonight.y good cluster downstate. look at how the storms moved toward chicago. there's lots of lightning it encounters the lake air and then it stabilizes except for the rain. we are getting some big as thunderstorms are occurring in southern indiana tonight. we think if the thunder is pretty low but rain and drizzle will come and go throughout tomorrow and tomorrow night then a real chill comes in. 13 twisters reported across the state's today. the season has revved up again today. a tornado watch is in effect downstate. this is a decidedly cooler air mass but you see the chilly air appear by the time it gets to monday there will be a front that back doors down into this area and will call us off. winds are light and variable. we will come back and talk about the cool off that is due early next week. this will be a weekend that will be about 20 degrees or more colder than it was last weekend when we broke records in the '80s. tomorrow extensive cloudiness and cool with some fog and drizzle at

. >>> last night police found a man's poddy on the rocks near the hayward regional shoreline. at this point, it's not clear how the man died. investigators say there's no sign of foul play. the coroner hopes to identify the victim later today. >>> the taliban is vowing for revenge for the 16 civilians in afghanistan. an american soldier is accused of going to three different houses, shooting the people inside and burning their bodies. the dead include nine children and three women. the shooter is identified as an army staff sergeant. there's no motive for the shooting. coming up, we'll have more from our reporter and who will show us -- reporter who will show us photographs. >>> a bay area marine has not been seen or heard from in 10 days. as lorraine blanco tells us live, search efforts are near the sharp park. >> reporter: the missing marine was supposed to go camping for a few days. now it's been ten days. a miss pishshy was found in this specific -- mitsubishi was found in this neighborhood. this is him. he has a marine corps tattoo on his veast. he told loved ones he was h

first thing tomorrow morning and then at five you will see a few sprinkles, could be approaching the shoreline and then this goes into tuesday. the activity, not much. this moves in first thing tuesday morning favoring the north bay. as far as temperatures, everybody a few degrees from today's highs, those readings in the mid to upper 50s. the look ahead. the five-day and the fairly quiet over the next few days, tomorrow just a few high clouds, few showers first thing tuesday and scattered for wednesday, thursday and friday with the weekend always in view. we could track some more rain saturday and sunday so at least for right now a chance of a shower and this is the part where i try to make you say wow. >> wow. >> san francisco today was 51, chicago was 81 degrees. just amazing. >> wow. >> the whole midwest has had a heat waiver. >> yeah. temperatures breaking records. >> it's amazing. all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> the san ramone valley islamic center will have a education series. organizers say classes open to everybody starting saturday march 31st from 11 in the morning to one in t

for all the low clouds will be jammed up against the shoreline so that's why we are having the delaysat sfo. and the next system will move on through tomorrow and that's going to bring a little bit of wet weather. high pressure giving way. it is moving on out of here. it will be replaced by a series of troughs. this is the second one. it's got some cooler err associated with it and a little bit more in the way of dynamics and that's why we are going to see a little bit of light rain. today perhaps around sonoma county late in the day. it's not even really showing up on this forecast model but we will see a few more clouds around." but as we go through the evening hours and then toward the early morning hours, look what happens. we have the rain headed from north to south and by noontime a chance of showers pretty much everywhere. and then by sunday night we are dry. monday morning commute it's showers and by the afternoon on monday, we still have some rain in the forecast. temperatures today cooler everywhere. in fact, no 80s in southern california. 72 today. back home we are tucking