the south did not have that. where you have this alliance between these three groups of people, they are reforming the tax laws and so forth. they are doing a lot of things that are bringing the south into a more modern era. so they are not doing the kind of damage that historians -- we are responsible, collectively, as historians for this image. because it was, i believe, at columbia with william dunning that we have this image of negro rule. or these black republicans taking over. and the reality is something quite different. it does not mean that there was not corruption. there was corruption throughout the country during this period. but it's early was that the fault of anyone group of people. >> it takes a lot of new york character to fight corruption. sort of what new york democrats did. [laughter] we are number one! there are fascinating actors in this period who we have forgotten. hiram was supposed to horrify the white south, but he takes jefferson davis' seat from the city. talk about him, he does not ge

the north had concealed resources in the south. at the time of the accords, many communists fighting the vietnam had been directed by the party in hanoi to stay in the south. to hide their arms and devote their efforts to undermining the south vietnamese government. these efforts of subversion were initially quite unsuccessful. much to the dismay of the hanoi regime, south vietnam made substantial progress in spite of the extraordinary problems it faced while north vietnam lacked behind. as a consequence communist , leaders in north vietnam were forced to conclude that more active measures were necessary if the subversion of south vietnam were to succeed. during the five years following the geneva conference, the hanoi regime developed a secret political military organization inside south vietnam, based on those who had been ordered to stay in the south. and many of these were directed towards the assassination of civilians. more than 1000 civilians were murdered or kidnapped from 1957-1959. in 1960 alone, terrorists assassinated 14

that he is president based on the south but. -- vote. quick work of the 15th amendment and get black voting rights because grant is quite aware he is president thanks to southern black folks and he wants them to be able to vote in new york and consulting -- and pennsylvania. five years after the fighting is over, that black barbara in rochester can go to the polls and vote. here is again, you schoolteacher who taught an all-black school for boys in philadelphia. he taught greek, he taught latin, he taught mathematics, he is teaching the same curriculum that elite white boys would be taking. he is walking home one day and this is the city of the love and streetcars are segregated and likewise the parks. he has had a long day, he is tired, he gets on a streetcar. it is late in the day and the driver tells him to get off and he does not get off. the guy on hooks the team, and figures he will leave in the morning. he comes back, and he is still sitting there with his nickel and the streetcar has built black philadelphians. the former south ca

to push to the south. 50s and 60s are starting. you might not need a jacket and let's get through the afternoon, temperatures in the upper 60s with a lot of rain north of san francisco coming up in ten minutes we'll show you some amazing rainfall totals expected out of this storm and another one to follow this weekend. now, for another check of your  commute, here's mike. >> checking the san rafael camera and very calm for the traffic flow. very flow. southbound 101, easy. as rob pointed out, that rain is coming in from the sonoma county area and coming down towards san rafael area. from emoryville a nice, clear view of the city and the approach. these are the few westbound drivers and taillights easy drive right now. san mateo bridge no problems westbound across that span and over the high rise, a flat section. there's the high rise. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, new video that police say can help them catch a killer shooting on a b.a.r.t. train and a suspect who is still on the loose. now to an in

almost nothing in the south bay. by the time the second storm comes in on sunday, rain fill in for areas south of san francisco as this sets up a stormy pattern that will take us from friday into the weekend with these daily chances of rain all the way through sunday. now, for another check of your morning commute, here's mike. >> we'll take that familiar shot i showed you just last report. the backup light here because they turned them on and all the folks letting loose just past the metering lights. and continuing back towards the maze. so, we have about the build starting about west grand avenue now. no surprises. i do want to show you that road weather index and our traffic data combine would the weather da data. and it's coming down and steph is right there and we often see some flooding. in fact, still a big puddle left over and no delays over the south bay. >>> coming up next, frustration boiling over in berkeley over street lights. the tragic accident that is sparking an urgent call for action. >>> support for

it's going to aim in on the central and south bay during the morning commute.xpect to see the rain and wind increasing through 7:00 a.m. and changing over to scattered showers by noon and isolated thunderstorms could be in play by mid-afternoon with the heating of the day and the cool air aloft moving through. a mess for the morning commute and probably into the evening commute, as well. >> we're looking right now to the evening commute and the high

black life in the south was also touched by the world war. the granddaughter of moses' sister married a young medical officer, a wartime captain who became one of the most beloved members of atlanta's black community and the father and grandfather of three more. more -- three more doctors. while life in the south remained difficult for blacks in general, for some atlanta blacks in particular, life was very good, indeed. a business culture rather than a planter culture, atlanta always had one eye on northern investment. while it punished certain black political aspirations, it rarely punished black business aspirations. atlanta remained a good place for enterprising and family-oriented blacks. cora horne, a true member of the talented tenth, came into her own during the war as a red cross organizer, as secretary of the brooklyn urban league, as a direct or of the big brothers and being sisters federation where she was a mentor to the very young paul robison and an appointee to the brooklyn victory committee. the war years were cora's slow year

the former south carolina slave turned politician, turned u.s. congressman in the 1890's gives a speech to congress in which he says 53,000 black activist have been systematically targeted for automation and assassination. and the number is interesting. not about 50,000 but 53,000. he's keeping data accurate he is keeping count rate was reading the papers of black senator at how university, that blocks all across the country as far away as oregon right because they are wanting representatives as well. people are writing and saying here is what happening in this county in alabama, or here's what is happening here, and he is keeping count. look at those numbers. all americans today know about gettysburg, and we should. this is the capital -- casualty rate for being a black activist. it was worse than being at gettysburg. but what the whites learned ofly on is the danger putting on a white robe, writing around the sun, the congress passes the klan act great if they catch one day, he needs names, they are in prison in upstate new york. government crus

same thing with the south bay. we'll give you a look at the speed sensors for 101 and 85 showing a slowing and live look at the peninsula and it is clear and it is. university avenue off of 101. >>> coming up, last night the democrats, tonight the republicans battling out in miami. >> clinton up by 30. trump by 23 in florida. but will it last? i'm tracie potts. the latest in politics, next. >>> decision 2016 and tonight the remaining gop presidential candidates set to square off in miami just a few days ahead of a critical primary in florida. some are calling florida the last chance for marco rubio. >> while it's the republicans turn tonight, it was all about the democrats. just a few hours ago. tracie potts joins us live from washington, d.c., with the latest on the race for the white house. tracie? >> hey, laura. good morning. the percentage that hillary clinton is leading by in florida but after leading by double digits she told reporters last night she is not taking florida for granted. hillary clinton campaigns

the south bay more yellow to pop-up. san jose points to the east and south. not the best ride on the 101 today unfortunately. sunday satellite radar, we may get a little break trying to happen maybe in a few hours. and then this afternoon it will fire back up again. that will stick around all day. immediate problem we have, the fog issues happening and winds coupled with this. fog and winds at the same time across the general area. delays more than two hours, if you have any plans for san francisco international check on that. general visibility levels have improved, you will see trailing a little bit near redwood city. here is how it breaks down, by noon the new batch of rain, easy and all that. late afternoon shower with all that rain to the south and far east bay. to butchers at 64 or so. after that point it should taper off to a scattered shower and we will dry out. details coming up. right now we send you to san ramon with averi harper. >> reporter: not really raining that bad, drizzling here. a little bit heavier right now, but this morning it was rainin

will and stay march of the south . just how much snow we expect, over 36 hours, coating to the extreme south and southeast. >> i-team have learned there is a criminal investigation into the case of a school crossing guard who was paid after dying. >> ed gallek and cover more about what happeneded wilson mills the push report means that the was no office mix-up, city hall has been doingmi an investigation into claims of crossing guard died but was paidig paychecks cashed an investigation into theft fraud and forgerya. >> i think someone should take a look at the books . >> clip of crossing guards are paid $20 a day plus medical benefits the city hall audit discoveredh a crossing guard had account the police report shows that the thefts went on from october 20142 april 215 dead persons falsely endorsed documents and usedea electronic means to cash them doesn't. >> it appears that they may not have been inside of the bank,a may maybe depositing checks at atms . went to the building of the office of community policing unit

they are trying to make headway to the south. the next couple of hours the rain, that line will move to the san mateo bridge this afternoon. it will then move back north during the evening and overnight hours. the second storm will move in tomorrow morning. more on that ahead. all the storm is pounding the forth bay. the result? damaging for k-mart store, an awning has collapsed. the building inspectors are on scene along with amy hollyfield. no injuries, right, amy hollyfield? >> good morning, kristen, no one was hurt. look at damage: it happened in the back way area in front of the store. it came down and it was very loud. there was too much water. too much for the roof to handle. the rain delivered as expected. a heavy relentless soaking in the north bay. it created a slow and soggy commute. it was too for this roof at the santa rosa come mart to handle and it collapsed at 7:30. surprising firefighters when they arrived on the scene. >> we don't see structures fail like this very often. this is an older building. they have hidd

largest owners in the south. eputed to be -- there were these cotton bails in the middle of the streets of the middle of the city. and wind came up and started the fire going again. as the soldiers are coming into columbia, somebody has the bright idea that there is whiskey here, and people from charleston have sent to columbia, because it's going to be safe. they are dolling out liquor in these big ladles. you can imagine what is happening there. but anyway, the point that lucas make makes that columbia burned to the ground. >> atlanta was about 30%. >> it's pretty rough. >> a lot of it was the military aspects. it's not like going with the wind. where -- >> i want to go through some of these slides so we can get sherman out of the carolinas we do have the use of african-american troops in the carolinas, they're there, they're in charleston. they're maybe not sherman's men, but they are symbolically an important part of the union conquest of the carolinas. and, of course, sherman gets to virginia and has this fam

the short freeway is 30 minutes. 680 south as 30. and the dumbarton south is 22 minutes. from the maze to san francisco is a very slow. >> darya: the golden state warriors take on the portland trail blazers. but with a win tonight we will improve their home winning streak to 47 games . and it is close to that 73 that we need. waw this is the bay area,kron 4 morning news begins now: >>darya: since early this morning had been the head crash that happened right near a gene park elementary school. >>: is found in a is a male who was suffering and deceased from an apparent hit-and-run collision what we have from an investigator that spoke to witnesses and that we have a white van that was traveling southbound on upholstery to make a turn on the westbound broadway and a strike in the pedestrian somewhere in this intersection police a actively searching in the area. >>darya: will continue to watch the store in the new developments as we learn them. . >>james: we want to show you what we are talking about we have seen the rain in the east bank will want to start the in there and z

sharp officials hope to take on the south korean rivals. sharp's reforms by increasing the presence on the japanese board. up to 2/3 board members. let's check in on markets now. share prices on wall street closed at 3 month highs. janet yellen's comments on tuesday continues to ease concerns. she suggested a cautious stanone hikes. let's see how markets here are reacting for that. ramin joins us from the stock exchange. what can you tell us. >> good morning to you. a lot of investors focusing on the next big thing. u.s. jobs data and keym manufacturing data. let's have a look at how the nikkei are kicking off, thursday, march 31st. back up the 17,000 level. yesterday, major markets in europe rallied after yellen ace comments, but the nikkei wasn't able to join the party. but we're above it now. up 119 points. investors sold the dollar after yellen's speech, by the yen and we may see a little turn around today. that said, the weaker dollar also boosted or provided some support to industrial commodity prices. we did see crude briefly $40 a ba

and the south went principally breckenridge. but virginia, which was the leading electoral state -- of course, what you actually do to get elected, you have to have an electoral college. virginia went bell, not breckenridge. it hurt breckenridge dramatically that he did not win in virginia. however, the popular vote, as i mentioned, was about 60-40. lincoln got 39% and the other candidates got a total of 61% the popular vote. the electoral vote, which as we know is really what determines an election by our constitution, abraham lincoln had 180 electoral votes. there were a total of 303 available. so you needed 152 to win. lincoln had 180. 180 electoral votes. it wasn't a landslide, but it was a pretty massive victory. for lincoln with that many electoral college votes. one reason for that is the most populous states of course would provide the highest number of electoral votes are in the north. new york had this massive number of electoral votes. the electoral college coming out of new york, 35 electoral votes, pennsylvania secon

much of this fizzles out as it moves farther off to the south and by the time it gets to the south bay in the evening, only a couple of light sprinkles and then some light pretty good amount of rain and snow for the sierra and then, again, on late monday night into tuesday. we'll have another round of rain moving through. rainfall totals at this point look like, once again, it will be higher in the north bay. up to three-quarters of an inch in santa rosa and 0.5 in napa and dropping off to 0.25 inch south of san francisco. looking at some lighter rainfall totals there. 0.25 is better than nothing. we will have a nice weekend to start on saturday. we're up to 68 degrees in the north bay and 62 degrees on sunday with the clouds and the rain moving in there. rain starts in the north bay and then starts to advance towards the south bay as we go into the evening. we'll keep you up to date on that chance of rain, but let's head to the bridge now with mike. >> we'll look over towards the look from emoryville and see a steady camera. not a lot of wind and a smooth drive. the car is moving well

narrator: somehow he had to get the family out to have a chance of a decent life in south korea. narrator: the punishment for defectors, if they are caught, is definitely imprisonment and perhaps execution. narrator: chanyang was now on one side of the most heavily militarized border in the world and her family on the other. narrator: chanyang's mother al suffered. [newsreel music] newsreel announceer: the problem of korea also... narrator: the tragic division of the two koreas took place decades ago... and the peninsula was torn apart by one of the most brutal civil wars the world has seen. [drums] after mounting hostilities, during which the united nations tried to maintain peace, in 1950 communistst north korea invaded the south. the united nations securitity cocouncil intervened, didispatcg both a ceasefire order and a u.n. force to counter the invasion. for 3 years, both diplomamats and troops struggled to restore peace. eventually, a two-mile-wide buffer zone was established between the two sides. but despite the ceasefire, the two countries are technically still at war with

the suspected smugglers ran south. and there's one more option -- moving drugs under the border in secret tunnels. one of the longest and newest was discovered last year inside a shed in a naco, arizona, neighborhood. the hydraulics operating the lid were remotely controlled from mexico. for all of this, ranchers and residents pay a price. sh sign was posted by the u.s. forest service to warn people about the area, that there is criminal activity, being smuggling and illegal immigration. brad richardson: we live a few hundred yards from here. sharyl: recreational activities like a family cookout in the local park are carried out with reminders of possible dangers lurking nearby. does the discussion over drug smuggling, immigration, human trafficking impact your life at all, your daily life? brad richardson: i mean, we've done a lot of service projects where we go up and clean up after the illegals that come through. you know, they leave their trash all over the place. and we go out there and try to clean up after them.

largest owners in the south. eputed to be -- there were these cotton bails in the middle of the streets of the middle of the city. and wind came up and started the fire going again. as the soldiers are coming into columbia, somebody has the bright idea that there is whiskey here, and people from charleston have sent to columbia, because it's going to be safe. they are dolling out liquor in these big ladles. you can imagine what is happening there. but anyway, the point that lucas make makes that columbia burned to the ground. >> atlanta was about 30%. >> it's pretty rough. >> a lot of it was the military aspects. it's not like going with the wind. where -- >> i want to go through some of these slides so we can get sherman out of the carolinas we do have the use of african-american troops in the carolinas, they're there, they're in charleston. they're maybe not sherman's men, but they are symbolically an important part of the union conquest of the carolinas. and, of course, sherman gets to virginia and has this fam

that is the greatest area right there. if you are south bay you probably wait on a long time for that rain to develop. there could be light rain but the main moisture band is on the north. 60, livermore 49. concord 57ful north bay temperatures are stuck. 55 mill valley. 53 heels burg. going to be a lot of rain. i do believe the breeze is starting to set up. it's more of a south breeze for many. 45, warm system. this system -- look at that. that's the key. it's all north for now. it'll take a while to get that to drop soup. just stays through nine in the morning. hanging out in marin and doesn't move. finally by this evening it starts to move south. this will be a wet pattern to the north and may not be that wet to the south. rain to the north. slowly moving south. the south bay looks warm to muggy. san jose 70. points north upper 50s. 60s. rain is on the way. >>> parking for superheros but not the kind that wear capes. preferred spots for military, veterans veterans and public safely officers. >>> welcome back its been a mixed day on finan

this is the scene in center city heading south on i-95. we'll get a check with conditions along there. >>> nbc 10 first alert radar is tracking the snow as you can see and temperatures are hovering near freezing. in fact, it is 30 degrees in philadelphia. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm katy zachry. it is a little after 4:30 on your friday morning. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast. more of a nuisance snow, right, bill? >> very slight snowfall, even where it's coming down steadier at the shore. this is a view from ocean city, 14th and the boardwalk. this is just a dusting of snow. look at the trash can, it's barely covered in snow. colder surfaces like that trash can, the roof on the hut, that's where you'll see the accumulation. the roads are doing much better. on the grass, the beach, you might see light snow. we're not going to see much more out of that. the steadier snow is way to the south. the rain is just offshore. that rain pushes into southern delaware and eventually cape may

the south bay. that is the camera that shows you 280 and 880 in san jose. physician a bit sluggish through there. no crashes being reported. we will also show you what the san mateo bridge looks like and that is a very slow ride just after you leave the toll plaza headed west towards the peninsula and then it frees up just a bit. you are going to be bogged down after the toll plaza. i will go to the maps and i will show you a big picture here of what the east bay commute looks like. interstate 80 westbound from about hercules or so down through berkeley and emeryville towards the macarthur maze a slow ride. nothing too bad. nothing we haven't seen before. and towards the toll plaza it's going to take you some extra time to get through there. but the span itself, the bay bridge looking good this morning and a bit of slowing coming up into downtown oakland on 880. gasia and dave. back over to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> school staff allowed to bring guns to some northern california campuses. next a ne

tornadoes ripped across parts of the south overnight. heavy rains triggering dangerous flooding and expect even more severe weather today. we'll get his forecast. >>> also ahead new this morning. stars of the u.s. soccer team, including alex morgan and hope solo launch a fight to be paid the same as their male counterparts. they'll join us for an exclusive interview. >>> plus, a sneak peek at the new exhibit opening at the georgia aquarium today. we'll introduce you to its adorable stars. when we get started on a thursday morning right here on "today." >>> whoopi goldberg is teaming up with a woman to start a new marijuana start up. the focus on women and easing menstrual cramps. the company is called whoopi and maya. range from edibles to bath soaps and available later next month and will only be sold in california. >>> well, new disturbing details about the zika virus this morning. the virus can cause extensive brain damage to a fetus despite normal ultrasound results. no signs of birth defects such as a small head. that was early in th

>> reporter: she'll have big wins in the south, no question about that. strong with the african-american vote. and cecilia just talked about, though, would bernie sanders do well enough in those other states outside of the south, places like massachusetts, minnesota, maybe even oklahoma, well enough to give him momentum and prevent hillary clinton from turning her sights fully on dounld donald trump or the republicans after tonight? >> all right, george, we'll see you at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> you heard me talking about turnout earlier. they are expecting a record number of voters. nearly 14 million people expected to cast a vote. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl standing by with us tonight at the super tuesday wall, and jon, first of all, for the republicans, you've got the map what are you watching on that side? >> reporter: well, the biggest thing to watch is the state of texas. the single biggest delegate prize tonight. 155 delegates. he absolutely must win there. but it is also an essential state for marco rubio. if he falls below

kpix 5's kiet do reports from the south bay near los gatos. >> what a sight. we have not seen the water levels this high in years. in the past six days, the capacity of the reservoir went from 22% to 45%. that's in less than a week. el nino bring it on. as if bay area traffic wasn't bad enough, morning commuters had to deal with this. moments of pounding rain combined with spray coming up from the tires made it hard to see more than a few car lengths ahead of you. ponding on the roads made for some white knuckle moment on highway 17. if you opted to telecommute or work from home today, good call. you don't look happy. >> no. i spent an hour on the freeway trying to get to work. half an hour late. >> how was the drive? >> terrible. people -- it's hard when it's raining. >> reporter: the showers lasted for the morning with the south bay getting a good soaking. from sunrise to lunchtime. the guadalupe river had a decent current although once the water drains off expect the water level to rise. at that pace the south bay was spared from flooding and accidents for n

it is to the south a bulk of the moisture stays to the south you see 30 on the island, 28 in morris town, the jersey shore, you have a lot of cold air up north. a lot of cold air in new england and with the wind, yeah feels even colder. the wind chill in the city is 24. and leaving right now, down to baltimore, slower and further to the south dealing with a little bit of exiting heavy rain. a snapshot of our area you can see the snow through manhattan over the east river and into queens,brooklyn as well the bronx you are seeing some there is a little bit of a break up into parts of west chester county, this is where the potential for maybe 2 or 3 inches, ocean county, you're in fact under a winter weather advisory further to the south all the way down to cape may, that's where you see maybe 3 plus inches, that you have to manage, makes it challenging as far as our area, snow right now we'll see some slick roads. morning rush, it is going to be slow but as far as a real challenge, that's south and east. that's the south shore parts of suffolk, down into the jersey shore. it is going to wr

for the afternoon begins to slide south. the next 24 hours looks like this. 10th of an inch and maybe less than that for some areas over portions of the south bay and more through livermore. you get into the north bay, to 10 7 inch. this will be the first wave that moves through. a second one will have what weather for monday. i will have a look at the afternoon high when i come back. >>> in the news, part is urging patients. brace for more delays because of the electrical issue that knocked cars out of service. the surge shot up as high as 2000 votes which is double the average and it is still not clear when >> reporter: will run the trains again between the pittsburgh pay point north concord stations. a bus bridge is in place tomorrow. part ran 221 cars on friday. experts say could take weeks to fix the propulsion system in the damage cars. stay with us for continuing coverage of the delay problems. we are posting updates on the facebook page and twitter and on the free ktvu matt. >>> police looking for a man who tried to a

in all, the war in the south produced over 11 million refugees. 430,000 civilians died in the war, accordingietnamese soldiers. the united states has spent more than $350 billion on vietnam, and it may end up being much higher than that. >> the other loss we also know about, even though we don't talk about it very much, and when we do, it's as if it were some kind of index or score. 56,000 lives plus about 150,000 seriously wounded, many of whom will never recover. so when some future politician for some reason feels the need to drag this country into a war, he might come out here to arlington and stand maybe right over there somewhere to make his announcement and to tell what he has in mind. if he can attract public support, speaking from a place like this, then his reasons for starting a new war would have to be good ones. >>> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. >> the terrorists are saying they'll blow up the school, killing all the children inside. >> the german police have been waging a relentless war against the terrorists, capturing some, killing some. >> the finn

@we will see heavy rains from @the south. @now it is 49 degrees, east @northeast winds at 9 miles an @hour. @temperatures are generally in @the 40s in this vicinity and @just to the south, 50s and 60s @down south. @no real huge warm up across the @south land here this morning @because it in fact is cloudy @and rainy. @we will see this continuation @of the southerly moisture @oozing up from the south and @with that, heavy showers and @maybe even a thunderstorm as @all this moisture continues to @creep up from the south. @when it comes to the future, @you will see those showers and @thunderstorms, a chance of them @you will see that chance of a @shower although a lesser chance @for your monday and a lesser @tuesday. @as we take a look at the next @18 hours or so, the winds will @continue to be out of the east @and eventually the southeast @and those temperatures will @reside for the most part in the @mid to lower 50s and an ever @present chance of a shower or @thunderstorm over the next 24 @hours. @in ernest we will see the @sho

really every single microclimate from the north bay to the south bay. tomorrow's forecast keeps the rain in place, so keep the umbrellas handy. it will be more of the occasional showers, on and off rain with peeks of sunshine too. 62 for the north bay tomorrow. 61 for san francisco. 63 for the east bay. 66 in the south bay tomorrow. it will be breezy tomorrow as the cold front swings through. temperatures again staying cool. even with the clouds in place and the showers it will be another repeat performance kind of like what we saw today with on-and-off showers. here is the futurecast. tomorrow morning, widespread cloud cover. we are talking about drizzle and pockets of showers but the futurecast doesn't really show that until about 1:00. that's when we're expecting the heavier pockets of showers over fairfield, tri-valley and south bay. i think this will be our chance of seeing showers in the south bay tomorrow afternoon. then the system starts to pull out by tomorrow evening. even by the rush hour we could be talking about a few showers for the south b

a mix of sun, clouds and showers for the south bay. san jose at 70 degrees a. the wettest, cloudiest and coolest locations will be in the north. for the east bay, oakland at 66 and back towards free month 70 degrees. trivalley upper 60s for tomorrow. let's take you through the rain outlook. we have the two systems coming in sunday and monday for that chance of scattered rainfall. and then looking beyond that for april, it does not look like above average rain chances. the way the models are now showing it, average rain chances in the forecast for next month. doesn't mean we'll be totally dry, just five solid weeks left of el nino. and we want to give you a look at how much snow this could mean with the systems moving in. it should continue to help out the drought. anywhere from 4 to 9 inches expected in the higher elevations. so i think it will give everybody an excuse on sunday to be lazy around the house. >> you might have been planning to do that any way. >>> still ahead, trying to win back customers after an e. coli scare. there's a new plan by chipotle. >>>

showers in the south bay. the trend to watch those showers in the north bay, temperatures mild with those showers, mid to upper 60s. >> we have a clear view and you have your fancy radar. i have this tarp. winds are calm. sprinkles in the north bay. in the peninsula side here toward the dunbar bridge and south for taillights. no glow here and smooth drive for san jose. back to you. >> thank you very much. green lights for the bullet train that operating costs are not reliable. a judge ruled the states plans do not violate the promises to voters when aapproved that project. from san jose to bakersville, will begin operating by 2025. >>> a restaurant closed for nearly four months after a long legal battle. last night, the demolition began. sinbad was a throw basic to the '70s and popular with ferryboat commut commuters. the restaurant will be part of the public park and ferry terminal. >>> a pig takagi had intervention step in. brother damian of the san francisco order picture ed here with janet the piglet. she w

the rest of the south bay. glichls mpse of the roadw and speeds and the bay bridge no surprise, the metering lights are on. left approach, very good commute now. back to you. >>> an update to breaking news, we've been following, shell casings marking the spot in berkeley that happened a half hour ago, police still in the arby b.a.r.t. station to protect the evidence. >> police have been at the active scene since early this morning and victims in critical condition. >> reporter: they're both fig fighting for their lives, the gunman still on the run. let me set the scene for what police believe happened here. a man and a woman sitting in that white car with the doors open mostly residential area. the windows appear to be shot out at 1:00 in the morning. for whatever reason the two victims don't call 911. the man shot several times to ask for help and the woman around 1:20 in the morning, dropped off at the hospital in oakland. the primary focus for homicide investigators meantime is to catch whoever was behind thi

china claims almost all of the south china sea. it also claims taiwan, but china's leaders normally sensitive on issues concerning sovereignty have not objected to what taiwan is doing here. in these disputed waters the two chinas appear to be on the same side. taiwan's isolated status means that it can't be represented at the united nations or other international bodies that have been trying to resolve the south china sea dispute. this trip was about trying to ensure taiwan's voice is also heard. adrian brown >>> joining us live from beijing is victor gow, the director the china international association of international studies. what is it that makes the government in beijing so very threatened by the existence of this natural island to the point where it feels the need to build islands in that very specific area? >> your correspondent mentioned that there are two chinas. as a matter of fact, there is only one china. there is no difference about china's overall sovereignty of the islands and the areas in the south china sea. this

that wasn't the big surprise, big surprise is they were shipped to the south region. they will not get a chance to play in fill at second weekend. loss to seton hall in the big east final put them in selection. committee didn't want to give a competitive advantage from the two seed over a number one seed and jay wright knew that. >> we knew when we lost last night we wouldn't be a number one seed. i think at this time of the year, and in the crowd we didn't get a chance to come back and play in philadelphia. our fans wanted tuesday play in philadelphia. >> being in philly could have been a distraction because everybody is around us but that is, probably going to help us down the line. >> we're just happy to be able to work it out and go to the tournament. being a number two seed and playing for the championship will be something special. >> should cats dance, they could have a potential second round up with temple, for owls, it had to be a nerve racking day. after losing yesterday in the a ac semis, temple hoping they did not have repeat of history when they were snubb

they marched to the gait of the compound on the south korean side. the demonstrators asked the government to allow the resupgs of operations and to compensate them for the damage they'vesived from the suspension. the closure was part of south kore korean sanctions against the north following a recent nuclear test and rocket launch by pyongyang. the north responded by saying it will seize all assets of south korean firms in the complex. >>> a team of japanese researchers says it has made a break through in alzheimer's research. the scientists say lab mice with the disease were able to recall previously established memories. they say the findings could pave the way to treat systems of the disease. a mouse had been put in a box and given an electric shock show showed hesitation. it had not retained the memory of it. the mit center for neuro genetics used light. it then started to hesitate when put back in the box. researches say it was able to recall the experience through the stimulation. >>> nobel laurette people with early stage alzheimer's disease ma

the u.s. military serving in south america. we have details on where they contracted the virus and how they are doing this morning. a drought in mexico reveals the ruins of an ancient church lost long beneath the water's surface. >>> chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. "action news" on a saturday morning will be back after this. (vo) my name's nick and i make dog chow in denver, colorado. one of my fondest memories of khloe is the day we got her. i knew right there she was gonna be a great dog. khloe's a big influence on the family. she loved lincoln from the start. she's his little protector. i trust dog chow to keep khloe healthy because i see the high quality ingredients that go into it. the standards that we follow are top notch. i trust dog chow enough to feed it to my dog every single day. 450-year-old church has reassure faced from a reservoir in mexico waff a drought there. the town has not received any rainfall at all this year. crops are wilting saturday the church has emerge three times duri

the cloud cover . we will see some sunshine especially farther south . lucking out thing satellite, not much sunshine we still have the clouds and fog that will begin to break out, with the fog here, it is around 50 degrees in cleveland, to the south and west , lower '60s pared losses cloud breakup to the south about . a wide range, from upper 40s tracking another round of showers, afterh 3:00 a.m., it will be a mild night with low 50 s . you can see at 7:00 o'clock,o just before sunset we see some breaks in the overcastst so a partly cloudy sky than midnight the next system moves in and you can see some early-morning wednesday . continue to move east, the morning commute could the west especially for the eastside than be out in the afternoon todays 53 degrees and 60 to the south, but he showers around on then back into the 40s on fridayay the. calibers recent road success was onlywa good in california, after winning their first three games of their road tripn, they cannot finish with ay perfect record in utahr, unable to rally, they fell to utah, 94 -- 8

about 1 to 2 and even further to the south, the amounts less from interstate 80 on to the south from iowa city towards washington. and we have winter weather advoice ris in effect for most of the counties along the north -- advisories in effect for most of the counties along north so the morning rush is dicey around eastern iowa. we will talk about this storm and another one that follows it with a potential for more accumulating snows along about thursday. >> terry thanks we will see you then. >>> more and more iowa business leaders are throwing their support behind the comprehensive medical cannabis bill. >> the group iowans for medical cannabis says 95 prominent business leaders have signed a letter in support of a bill to make the substance available to more patients with more medical conditions. those offering their support span several industries from insurance and banking to real estate and publishing. they say they believe the bill will provide safe consistent quality medicine and that now at the seam time a new report shows iowans are buying hundreds of millions of addictive p

the south had most of the attention. ted cruz is playing all of his cars in the home state of texas. donald trump campaigned in georgia and virginia. marco rubio was in georgia. marco rubio was by far the busiest today. georgia, tennessee and the only candidate in arkansas and oklahoma. and where was john kassig. he avoided the south, campaigning in the north-east, vermont and massachusetts. more from michael shure. >> i'm here on familiar turf for you in miami florida. it is not a super-tuesday state, but is where marco rubio, clinton and donald trump will be tomorrow, tuesday evening. the candidates have been all over the country. marco rubio has been in four states, tennessee, arkansas, georgia and oklahoma. and you have seen john kasich in vermont and massachusetts. what you are seeing right now, antonio is the wind down to super-tuesday, but a lot of stories will be written tomorrow. >> donald trump is nothing but a first rate con artist. the race for the republican nomination is becoming a brawl. >> there has been

more than 1100 customers in the south bay are without power. sula, about 160 in the east bay, and more than 100 customers in the north bay are in the dark. >>> and people in pacifica are watching the weather as the crumbling hillside spells the end of a complex. it's all in the name of safety. >> reporter: years teetering on the end, this week, the building will meet its fate. >> i'm glad they're taking the billion down. >> reporter: the construction fence goes up, and tuesday, the demolition begins on this 20 unit apartment building. pacifica city officials red tagged it during the last el nino in 2010. the building next door is yellow tagged after this year's storms ate away at the cliff pee low. residents have been forced to move. the city hasn't yet decided whether it will stay or be torn down. and last month, this nearby apartment got demoed after within at the rains brought the building dangerously close to falling into the pacific. >> it's not safe anymore. and if we wait, and there is some catastrophic storm or earthquake, or some other

mostly around the south bay. so, it will be a slight chance of rain drops for monday but by the afternoon and evening, skies should clear, setting up a drying trend that will take us through most of the week ahead. highs tomorrow, low 60s. one of the cooler days we'll see for the week ahead. san francisco upper 50s to low 60s. north bay, breezy. things will begin to trend drier as high pressure builds in. energetic jet stream aimed right across the state, instead it will be moving off to the north. and ridge of high pressure, temperatures set to climb. spring forward on the time, today springing forward with those temperatures. look at the numbers there. middle part of the week. mid 70s in reach. a dry break after about 12 days worth of rain. east bay to san jose, may see numbers in the upper 70s by wednesday and thursday. so the next chance of rain right now, seven-day forecast through the bottom of the screen, weak coming in toward the beginning of next weekend right now, mainly areas north of san francisco. we'

same deal toward the south bay. look at this, by tomorrow morning, we'll see another round of rain moving through the north bay. then that will swing on through the bay area toward the afternoon and evening hours. all the stuff, even today and tomorrow, light. nothing really expected to be heavy. here's the storm system. you see prosecute space, spinning out across the pacific. bringing rain to extreme northern parts of california this morning. again, a lot of the rain has yet to make its way through the bay area. showers will continue to develop as we move through the day. here's how much rain we're expecting, again, through the rest of the day once the sun goes down. just less than .1 inch for san francisco. livermore, walnut creek, even napa. into the overnight hours, tomorrow morning we'll get that other burst of rainfall. that will put us close to maybe a half inch for the north bay. still lesser amounts for the rest of the area. less than a quart inch for san francisco. same deal for walnut creek. you head to t

cancer headed home from school and including the east bay and also approaching the peninsula in the south bank what condition by 1:00 pretty much everyone including san jose and for the afternoon and the site thursday it will be a fairly what that and an illiterate when the as well temperatures dreadnought or a bit milder compared to this time yesterday and >>robin w: a live look at the traffic heading into the san mateo bridge coming out of hayward the track on the right- hand side of the screen the nimitz had an sow that is one to be a good commute from san leandro to milpitas and the trouble spots come out of the south and north 101 was good for south san jose all the way up to sunnyvale in remember a strained is scheduled to roll again today from stock and all the way out to san jose and there will be traveling and reduce speed to niles canyon but they're all saying everything will be back to normal we will keep you updated. >>james: less than 20 minutes away from seeing the reopening of the train tracks that connect stockton to the south bend officials said the mudslide caused the tr