then they sold out to the tories and the tories got their way again. is there any logic to how the lib dems vote other than self-interests? >> mr. speaker, this from a party that spent a quarter of a billion pound, 250 million-pound, on sweetheart deals for the private sector which led to operations and procedures which didn't help a single patient. a party which now rants and rails against competition in the nhs but actually introduced it. a party which suffers from collective amnesia about the terrible suffering of the patients in other parts of the nhs. mismanaged by them. >> harriet harman. >> they are under threat and want to say people will remember what the deputy prime minister said in the house today. at their spring conference last week, lib dem ministers were falling over themselves to denounce government policies and even their own departmental colleagues. describing them variously as unfair, absurd and hated. yet they keep supporting them. take the bedroom tax. his own party president said the bedroom tax is wrong, unnecessary and causing

tori, time now 7:12. an arrest that happened near a middle school after a man reportedly tried to kiss a young boy. the possible connection between this scary encounter and another one in that same neighborhood. >> and next oprah winfrey has never tied herself to any brand or product until now. why she has decided to link up with starbucks and the particular product she is pitching. >> good morning. westbound 237 we have traffic that's slowing down on the way to the valley. also show you some other routes nearby that you might want to take instead. >>> well, winter is about done here. another couple hours mere and we will -- here and we will say hello it spring. we will see how this impacts your temperatures for today. female announcer: what will you get with your new sleep train mattress? man: i'm getting a camera! - i'm getting an espresso maker! - i'm getting a new smart phone! female announcer: during sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected beautyrest, post

i'm tori campbell. the fbi says a major violent gang in the south bay is now dismantled after two arrests this morning. janine de la vega joins us live with the details of the arrest and why they are so significant. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. the fbi says at 6:00 a.m., a task force made up of its agents as well as local law enforcement agencies arrested two gang members from the sir san koes pride gang which is a subset of the serrano gang. they say this is significant because these were the last two men they needed to arrest and they were involved with drugs and weapons. the two arrested were just arraigned at the federal courthouse about an hour ago. fbi agents say this operation is related to the 20 suspected gang members taken into custody in january. they say the san jose tattoo shop was being used as a center for selling methamphetamine. the fbi violent gang task force has been investigated the gang for several years and working to break it apart. they were helped b

>> very nice, bribe and tori -- brian and tori. a lot colder. 30s, 40s.bit of a breeze today. a lot of sunshine here. temperatures will rebound pretty fast. doesn't take too long now even though it's much, much cooler. 73 in downtown oakland. by the way, if you missed it oakland airport, 78 degrees. record high. broke the old mark of 76 set in 2007. except for cloud cover and a lot of it down in southern california, we're too far north. it won't impact. low 30s, 40s. 50s if there's a breeze. unless you are heading down to spring training, the cloud cover will increase there. but for us, a lot of sunshine prollably into the weekend -- probably into the weekend. sunny and warm after a cooler morning. not as brees that's for sure -- brees -- -- not as breezy that's for sure. we're sal. >>> we're looking at traffic that is busy all over the place. this is the peak of the thursday morning commute. we're looking at the commute here at the bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is going to be busy. this is the richmond bridge toll plaza and it's improved over the las

>> hi there, tori. even hail out there. wiced up the bulling between 6:00 and -- bulk between 6:00 and 8:00. this was the radar between 6:15, the heavy rain pushing into san francisco and oakland. you can see the areas picking up over .5. we have over .10. we're adding to those eightals in the south bay. you can see the progression of the rain showers moving across the bay area. still a little bit of activity up in parts of the north bay, especially up towards napa as we come closer here. the yellows do correspond to a moderate cell producing moderate rainfall. some more showers in hayward, fremont, livermore. moving the maps to the south closer to the santa cruz mountains and the santa clara valley. this rain shower moving outside of san jose, also approaching alum rock and milpitas and moving the maps down towards the santa cruz mountains out towards scotts valley and watsonville, scattered showers and heavier rainfall outside of gilroy to the rest of 101. we're still tracking some rain showers in the forecast for this af

-- and the tories got their way again. there any logic to how the lib dems vote other than self-interest? >> this from a party that spent £250 million on sweetheart deals for the private sector, which led to operations and procedures that did not help a single patient; a party that now rants and rails against competition in the nhs, but actually introduced it; a party that suffers from collective amnesia about the terrible suffering of the patients in mid staffordshire and other parts of the nhs mismanaged by it. >> hospitals are under threat and they want a say. people will remember what the deputy prime minister has said in the house today. at their spring conference last week, lib dem ministers were falling over themselves to denounce government policies, and even their own departmental colleagues, describing them variously as "unfair", "absurd" and "hated", yet they keep supporting them. take the bedroom tax. the right honorable gentleman's own party president says that the bedroom tax is wrong, unnecessary and causing

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. >>> we have a lot of low clouds or fog closer to the coast. but the big change will be tomorrow as the system inches closer. it looks like rain, thus, wednesday, maybe thursday. 30, 40, 50s. a little bit cool other on the lows. mostly sunny, 58 to 68. inland temperatures will be warmer. there will be some fog, patchy fog hovering near the coast. colder temperatures. some of that fog making an advancement west, not so much east. 39 novato. also in santa rosa. napa airport 42. 40s for most including livermore, 45, san jose at 47. look for a sunny day unless you are by the water's edge. then hit and miss with the fog and then a big cooling trend starts tomorrow into wednesday. some of that fog around. it will be warmer away from the coast. but 60s closer to it. here's sal. >>> all right, steve. good morning to you. we're looking at a commute that is getting busier by the moment. as we can see on the eastshore freeway, it's pretty filled in here

i'm tori campbell. rosemary oroscoe is tracking the rain and will let us know when it will arrive and how long it will last. >> wet weather arrived earlier over parts of the north bay, sliding over the peninsula and let's take a bit of a tour. we'll get in close and take a look at where this moderate rain is falling. the peninsula now getting wet here from san francisco across the airport at sfo, half moon bay, san mateo, redwood city, woodside, stretching into palo alto. this is beginning to shift into the south bay. that's where it will be heading next, into areas like san jose. that will be changing over the next hour or two. it will shift to the east where we have light to moderate rain falling over the east bay, alameda, morago, you can see it stretches into east into concord. if you are not wet yet, eventually that light rain will begin falling. i want to get into the north bay. santa rosa one of the only areas that has picked up accumulation thus far. .08 in santa rosa. lake county has picked up

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark.s talk about weather and traffic. ready to push winter out the door? >> this is it. >> this is it. it will be sunny and warm. first day of spring tomorrow. overall, a lot of sunshine. clear skies. cold for some. not too bad in san francisco. we'll go 70 for a high. temperatures will cool down. the reason being we still have a hint of an offshore breeze. 38 pacifica. fairfield is holding on. it's a little cool for some. the nights are getting much warmer. sunny and warm. a little breeze some of the higher elevations. 60s and 70s. temperatures, mainly 70s. coast and bay. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute that's not too bad but is certainly slow in many areas. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is backed up here. the drive time is 30 minutes with most of that time he waiting at the -- most of that time waiting at the toll plaza. this is highway 4. we have slow traffic from antioch all the way to concord. highway 4 is slow all the way to the willow pass grad

tori? >> all right.n ukraine. the president says the u.s. is concerned about further encroachment by russia. mr. obama is urging russian president putin to show restraint in the region or face further sanctions. the president made the remarks a short time ago during a joint conference with the dutch prime minister in the nelter lands -- netherlands. >>> let's check our commute. sal you are watching 880 and everything else. >> 880 is backed up all the way doubt from 238. most of it is stop and go. you can see it past the coliseum i was asking people who drive this every day why is it so slow. a lot of them say oakland wakes up late, if you will, downtown oakland. a lot of people streaming in are going to their jobs and that's one theory, anyway, that i got from people on twitter. so feel free to contact me and tell me why you think it is. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza now. that commute ask about 30 minutes into -- is about 30 minutes into san francisco. akoid decoto at fremont. you just saw

>> it seemed sell bra tory. >> jon: -- sell bra tory, then it probably wasn't a jewish holiday. [ laughterwas -- there was some -- >> jon: are you marlon perkins on expedition. >> what these people were doing, it was fascinating. >> jon: what happened? >> there was a meal that we were about to have. >> jon: that is typical. >> they were about to eat, these people. [ laughter ] and i do not want to answer the letters i'm going to get. >> jon: send them to brian williams. don't worry about it. >> i want to hear it. >> jon: every time we say something horrible we say send your complaints to brian williams. i watch this show a lot. >> jon: we don't do it very often. >> out comes this tray and on this tray there's some what i thought were -- what i thought -- can't even see my face and she's laughing. what i thought -- what i thought were game pieces. [ laughter ] there was a bone and, i believe, a small piece of bread. >> jon: let me tell you this i'm pretty sure it wasn't bread. [ laughter ] that's the one thing i know about the meal that you had and i'm pretty sure they don't bring you bread

as tori mentioned, look at all of the red. up on 680 all the way down to dublin into fremont. the chp canceled the sig-alert alert here. the traffic times are double. we'll pick those up and show them to you next time. right now they are really bad. let's go to steve. >> all right. thank you. we do have mainly calm conditions. but there have been a few locations that were downright windy for a while. it's cleared. it will be sun nippier for a while. sunny and warm, although a little chilly for some. higher clouds will favor southern and central california. not us. look for clear skies. 57 in san francisco and also san jose. san jose has had pretty good gusts. sometimes it tails off and picks up again. but overall, temperatures will warm up. temperature upper 60s to near 70 degrees. you are starting off 57. wouldn't take much as long as the breeze holds. san jose likewise as well. we'll go 73 for a high. 55. 57 degrees. temperatures above average. you can see some of those higher clouds. kind of been hanging out towards kingcy

tori and dave? >> thank you, pam. >>> 8:48.and see where the slow spots are around the bay area. >> it's getting slower in some areas better than others. in is the time when things begin to change. we'll start with a look at oakland where the commute has improved. some days we have a really terrible one. but on 880 heading up to downtown oakland. it's been okay with some slow traffic getting up to the downtown oakland area. bay bridge toll plaza a little bit of improvement. 25 to 30-minute drive time into san francisco. we keep checking san jose because i still see a lot of slow traffic. a little bit ago. we had slow traffic here. i'm outlining on highway 85. that's improved. there's little a little bit of slow traffic coming away at highway 17. 280 is still slow in the area. the major freeways seem to be improving. let's go to steve. >>> mostly cloudy. some sunbreaks. crockett, a little bit of sun. mostly cloudy. there's been some rain. nothing too heavy. the heaviest has been to the north around russian river north. tahoe, sn

good afternoon, alex. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. san francisco police say surveillance cameras in this area captured some of what happened last night here near turk and taylor. this is where an argument on a street corner ended with gunfire. you can see san francisco police officers out here right now. they've maintained a presence out here ever since last night's shooting. we understand a man last night fired into a crowd of people and left seven of them wounded. take a look at some cell phone video posted online overnight. it shows the chaotic scene following this shooting with victims down on the ground. the shooting was just before 9:00. the victims were all men and police say they were all hit in their arms and legs. all were taken to san francisco general hospital and they have since been released from the hospital. it was a frightening scene to say the least for people who live nearby. one neighbor says he feels lucky he was not hurt. >> oh, god, i feel blessed. i'm constantly back and forth from my residence to the store her

. >> i'm tori campbell. the fbi wrapped up a news conference where new information was revealed in a series of unsolved murders from the 1970s. there's a link in a case to one in nevada. live in redwood city to see what's been uncovered. good afternoon, janine >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. these cold cases involve 6 young women who were killed in the '70s. sources tell ktvu that recent dna evidence came back linking a murder case in reno to one or more cases here in the bay area and that's what's prompting the fbi to start a new task force to reopen all the cases. the fbi along with several police departments from the peninsula announce they're performing the gypsy hill task force. they believe one person is responsible for a series of murders that happened 38 years. five young women in the bay area were stabbed to death in a four month time span from january to april of 1976. two of the victims were killed in pacifica, one in mil bray and two in daly city. they were known as the gypsy hill murder becau

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. steve has a lot to talk about. our weather is changing. >> i could do a half-hour show. >> i know you could. >> 30 seconds. we have a system moving in. cloudy, mostly cloudy skies. no rain yet. this is a very strong front and associated low, cold core low. rain develops, moderate to heavy at times. the wind will pick up. lightning, possibly of thunderstorms. i think tomorrow there is a better opportunity along with low snow levels. things will be very active the next 48 hours. getting closer. very, very light here. i think unless it's up north, we should be fine in the morning but in the afternoon, everything falls off the table. 40s and 50s. and they haven't budgeted all morning. the breeze is picking up. east-southeast in advance of the system. i expect gusts 30, 40. front still intensifying. and then the low is heading right over us in the next 24 hours. a lot to talk about. cloudy skies in the morning. rain on the way. moderate to heavy. and then the possibility of some thundersto

. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. this is a blow to the police department. a spokeswoman told me that this officer's arrest is in no way a reflection of the other officers here who are here to serve the public. more ral is already low in the -- morale is already low in the department and officers are upset and disappointed that one of their fellow officers is accused of this. now, here is a booking photo of 38-year-old jeffrey graves taken last night when he turned himself in. he's a six-year veteran of the department and worked the overnight patrol shift when the alleged sexual assault took place last september. the district attorney's office says graves had responded to a disturbance between a husband and a wife who had been drinking. the woman who was a former hotel maid told officers she wanted to stay at the hotel so graves grove her there while another officer followed. prosecutors say she went to sleep but 15 minutes later, there was a knock on the door. when she opened it, graves, the defendant, entered the room, grabbed the victim and pushed her on

>> yeah i think the wind will be the big issue brian and tori. we do have windy conditions out there. we will ask steve if he knows how gusty the winds are. meteorologists stray numbers. that kind of stuff. let's take a look at san mateo bridge. the traffic is okay. but especially if the sun comes up we will be able to see whether or not this camera is shaking or not. it doesn't look too bad right now. it's not windy everywhere. but in some places it testify nitly is. moving along and taking a look at the east shore freeway. 80 westbound looks pretty good. when you get to the teleplay sal still a -- toll plaza still a ten minute drive. if you want to get out there before any of the major traffic does, now is not a good time. 680 and 880 are looking good. no problems in the south bay. 5:19 let's go to steve. >>> happy birthday young man. >> oh thank you, steve. >> yesterday. >> 39. congratulations. clear skies. it's windy for some. wind advisory until 8:00 in the morning. some areas as sal touched on not getting the breeze. others it's just rip ro

i'm tori campbell. a campus already hit with claims of bullying and sexual harassment has been hit with violence once again. ktvu's tara moriarty is live in martinez with how hercules high school is responding to an attack of a transgender student in a boys' bathroom. >> reporter: parents and students say they were surprised by this attack recent one -- the second one in just the past few months. this morning, school flirls held an emergency -- officials held an emergency meeting. parents said they were shocked that a male transgender student was sexually assaulted in a bathroom yesterday during school. >> i'm very bothered by it. as parents, we did not receive a phone call. i actually heard from the students. >> reporter: another parent said her kids are worried about safety. >> they said not again, hercules, not our school. please, no. we don't want this. >> reporter: police say a 15- year-old freshman who identifies himself as a male was attacked by three boys ages 16 and 17 after using the boys' bat

the tories because i have relatives in the ukraine. that is going to end. my uncle dave's parents it's also difficult to speak i feel so helpless to do that she's going to miss most we do which is yes or treat we're afraid it won't be able to get a b side again in the future. when we come to eu countries every year. we like it here. russian tourist in case you have no such worries. they are so wealthy they can enjoy themselves anywhere in the world. and catskills residents are sure that austria's government will keep enough loopholes open and russia's one percent and continued to feel right at home. we owe. to macedonia and a wet peace between the different ethnicities it seems it is not something to be taken for granted. while you suffer has roughly two million inhabitants but in the lives of more than hof of them are ethnic macedonian this one in full his own thing and then vendor tax that's the amount of snacks amongst others. life is also difficult and most danielle where unemployment is high and peak on the weak one in ten years ago the country narrowl

i'm sure i know that the great depression the tories the end of the anti just about the russians called pro ukrainians the robot renamed its kind in the town of mosul on how they respond with the rise of conscious of but the pro russians use yesterday friday. i've never used any of these insults away. talk about using it into his ear. following the decision to join us at the ukrainian and fatah minorities home to kind of alliance to countenance a project for the next to him instead. but some have come to save the hero with nostalgia. i've been yelling to the strong majority of crimean people pretend to this time represents a very real projects for the future as the skin of stc games in st paul explains. we asked if they would fold territorial integrity he has given for that. what did i see your good wishes from russia. what a blog yes it might just want things to be jam and peaceful most of the most important thing is that there's no war unlike those in western ukraine we don't think the soviet union only brought tragedy in trouble. the state if you could get this ticket package the thi

good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori.an rafael police chief bishop told the marin independent journal that she's concerned over recent spike in violent crime. in fact, she says in her 29- year career. the amount of violent crime in a short period of time is unprecedented. obviously the police are planning to do something about it. but the problem is other resources and fighting other crime. this is video of violence over the weekend. it's rocked the community. police are trying to pinpoint a 13-bg who shot a 34-year-old several times in a mexican restaurant. witnesses say the gunman wearing a black hooded sweatshirt walk up to the dash dwaurked up -- walked up to the victim and shot him several times. even there 20 people were at the restaurant -- even though 20 people were at the restaurant, they did not get a look at the suspect. the victim is in serious condition but is stabilized at marin general hospital. residence say they've seen crime in the city but overall, it remains a safe city to live. >> i know the canal is

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joining me to discuss this are tory dunnan and jane velez-mitchell. tory, i want to start with you.hat would this proposed law do? >> john, first of all, it is really important to put all of this into perspective. note the fact that seaworld does have this major presence in san diego california. let's talk about what this would do. to would reportedly prevent seaworld from using killer whales in shows. that's the big headline, as well as potentially ban captive breeding. reports are that bloom was, indeed, moved into action after watching the documentary black fish. seaworld had dubbed this all as prob begpropaganda. i reached out to seaworld and the spokesman tells me they haven't seen the specifics of the legislation yet. once they do, they plan to issue a response a little bit later on in the day. >> we know there is a lot of legislation that gets to the table. any sense this has a real chance of passing. >> john, it has really been called a bold proposal at this point. i mentioned sort of the impact seaworld has in san diego, california. we have got to wait to hear what this sta

-- between the statue a tory threshold and the one that the epa has? >> one is the one that your honor and justice sotomayor were referring to. design for -- whether you rewrite the threshold or regulate down to the infinitesimal level, you are rewriting the threshold. another is the requirement that this particular program be focused on these area specific air-quality impacts. there are three central features of the psd statute that we think show that. the first is section 7471. which is on page 1380. that is the -- 13a. that explains what psd refers to. 7470 one says the program consists of emissions limitations as may be necessary to prevent significant deterioration of air quality in each region. air-quality in each resident -- region -- regionally defined effects on the air people breathe. >> there are many statutes and the wrigley tory area where congress passes a statute -- in the regulatory area where congress passes a statute. it turns out there are so many -- often, i would think courts read in an exception. for example, if there were a statu

then they sold out to the tories and the tories got their way again. is there any logic to how the lib dems vote other than self-interests? >> mr. speaker, this from a party that spent a quarter of a billion pound, 250 million-pound, on sweetheart deals for the private sector which led to operations and procedures which didn't help a single patient. a party which now rants and rails against competition in the nhs but actually introduced it. a party which suffers from collective amnesia about the terrible suffering of the patients in other parts of the nhs. mismanaged by them. >> harriet harman. >> they are under threat and want to say people will remember what the deputy prime minister said in the house today. at their spring conference last week, lib dem ministers were falling over themselves to denounce government policies and even their own departmental colleagues. describing them variously as unfair, absurd and hated. yet they keep supporting them. take the bedroom tax. his own party president said the bedroom tax is wrong, unnecessary and causing

popping as for the tories said that was fun and probably will wait until after the european elections because he would not be very well and tonight when i don't think this would be wise because he uses steam the milk with actions and then uses the european elections again then you'll have to change again so i think it would be wise to wait this is when tok about this already. well will assist you. this was hard on was elected. i think we can wait a couple of mid week one person whom we haven't mentioned these being the pm will feature is that it's a white out without me into going on. this is for llama own noted of his children which would refill the minister who wants to be that they are the head of the national assembly but didn't manage to do that two of the last week and feels that the two c to twenty four she sewed in the wings is also becoming an education in a sterile maybe even know interior minister myself the money to the same will say then why allen ran for president in two thousand and seven. i'm lost against nicholas and cozy for a change in rome last summer and maybe she

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. how does it look, steve? >> clear and cold. a lot of 30s from lake county all the way down to santa clara. santa clara valley. we have a few high clouds to the north. that's it. temperatures, 30s on the coast. half moon bay, moss landing flirting with some 30s. it will be sunny and highs. 60s, upper 60s. san jose fits the fill. 71. 44 to start, though. there are a lot another 40s. there's still a couple of locations. napa valley had a northerly breeze. some of the higher elevations. it's been cut in half compared to yesterday. 52 your morning trifecta. livermore, half moon bay 39. santa rosa, same up here. napa airport 49. they have a hint of a northerly breeze. overall, except for the clouds up towards reno and north of tahoe and truckee, looks like flirting around carson city. nice weather on the way. there will be a lot of sunshine. top to bottom. everyone in on the sunshine. 60s, upper 60s, a few low 70s. >> we do have a couple of problems on the commute. one getting to the san fr

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good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. with several women about the officer's arrest this morning. they tell me that it does make them a little more hesitant to trust police. but for the most part, they say they would still call an officer for help and they feel it's an isolated incident. 38-year-old jeff graves posted $100,000 bail to get out of jail. the six-year veteran faces one count of forcible rape. in court documents, it shows that graves responded to a call where a husband and a wife were arguing, the woman, a former hotel maid, decided to spend the night at that hotel and graves took her there where she went to sleep in her room. but the criminal complaint says that 15 minutes later, graves knocked on her door, entered the room and pushed her onto the bed. it then says he raped her. people we spoke to say if that's true, it's a sad abuse of power. >> it would be really horrible he was doing it on the clock and on the job. you are in uniform and you are supposed to be protecting us and if you are going and doing s

>> it's a little bit slow there, tori. right now, we do have traffic that's backed up for a 40- minute delay, drive time, into san francisco. but dave and tori, i have to tell you, i don't think it looks much different from another day. yesterday we had a bad day and we didn't have problems. today's reason could be b.a.r.t. but it's another day slow traffic. it's hard to tell what the causality of it is. it's slow. this is 5800 on the road sensors -- 580 on the road sensors. 28 looks good as you drive through. but 880 south is busy from 238 all the way down to about dakota road, the scene of an earlier crash. we do have slow traffic out there for sure. if you are driving into the south bay, i will have another report on the south bay commute coming up shortly. let's get the weather with steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> mostly cloudy, cloudy skies, a lot of cloud cover. not much rain yet. a little drizzle. brandon in pacifica says drizzle. willie, foggy down in morgan hill. there are some areas where there's low clouds. high,

i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. we have live team coverage for you on stormwatch. alex savidge has been out driving around in the rain this morning. sal, of course, is watching the entire bay area commute. >>> but first, we go to steve for what we can expect for the rest of the morning. >> a lot of rain in san francisco, oakland, areas to the east. it's been raining from points north to the santa cruz mountains and even santa cruz. this is a pretty good system. we talked about how yesterday wouldn't do much. but today looked to be active. it did. it's out of the gate as the front-runner. there are a lot of reports. thanks to everyone for the reports, especially twitter. heavy rain, noe valley, maybe where you are, rockridge, alameda, rain is picking up as well. rain today, sometimes it will be occasionally heavy in spots and then it disappears. mill valley had heavy rain. gusts 20, 40 miles an hour. we already had hail but the possibility exists for more later. rain is picking up to the south. this one is favoring m

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i'm tori campbell. >> glism dave clark. >>> rosemary is in for steve.ing. >> good morning. we have an okay day in store when it comes to the weather. partly to mostly cloudy skies this morning. even the possibility of a little bit of drizzle out there. radar not picking up anything at the moment. we can see a little bit here next to the radar out of sacramento. but for the north bay as well as areas like concord and oakland, reporting a little bit of drizzle this morning. we'll leave in the possibility, especially for the north bay today, where we will be mostly cloudy. a moist air remaining in place. 56 in oakland right now. 53 in hayward. 53 in redwood city. for the second half of your day, redwood city, looking quite nice. partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. low to mid-60s. right around the lunch hour and then bumping up to the mid- to upper 60s in time for the second half of your afternoon settling into sunset about 7:30. still nice and relatively mild. so temperatures, not bad out there this morning for the afternoon and a near repeat of what we

it's wednesday, march 12th i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, everybody i'm brian flores. pam and dave are off today. but never fear steve paulson is here. >> should have told tara to put that hair up. i will tell you gusts 38-42 in san francisco right few. wind advisory out until 8:00 this morning. there have been a few near 60. higher elevations maybe at the surface. i know 40 at the golden gate bridge. and speaking of san francisco 60 degrees already. very balmy. it will be 42. clear skies. temperatures 50s to 60s. again very mild but windy pattern. almost for most. not for all but most. 26 coming right into oakland. it will be a warm day there. fairfield north at 23. very windy up toward brentwood. 33 sfo. so not bad for some but really windy for others. it will be clear and sunny and temperatures will be warming up. windy and warm today. lots of 70s. clear skies. temperatures low 80s for a few. 70nd and upper 60 -- 70s and upper 60s for many. >>> drive times are beginning to increase all over the bay area. as we get toward the beginning of the peak if you will. 5:00 i

i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic.end. >> i woke up ready for friday. fog cooler lows. mostly sunny pattern. about the same on saturday. slightly warmer, not a lot. and spring forward on the clocks on sunday with increasing clouds. over all just partly cloudy to the north and low cloud deck stretching from the north all the way down to santa clara valley. that will lift and burn off. look for partly cloudy conditions to the north, and mostly sunny elsewhere. a mix of high clouds and low clouds and sun later on today. 40s on lows. more so than 50s. that's for sure. a much cooler morning. bundle up a little bit. layers, day-to-day. higher clouds will definitely favor the north bay, overall mostly sunny. higher clouds to the north after the low clouds burn off. 60s to near 70s. here's sal. >> steve, good morning to you. we are still looking tat traffic around the city or around the bay area, i should say that is getting a little bit busier as we get closed in on 8:00. let's go out o and take a look at the traffic times i

team were detained at their hotel by egyptian security services on december the 29th, and taken to tory prison. egyptian television broadcast the images of their arrests, showing the interior of their hotel room. initially the three men were held separately. now they share a cell. mohamed fadel fahmy had a shuld shoulder injury. he can barely move his arm, according to his family. >> mohammed badr is able to see his wife and children once a week, with an extra visit for mother's day. peter greste's family members are commuting from australia. interim president mansour said he'd spare no effort to work towards the speed yes resolution of the case. mohamed fadel fahmy's father also received a letter saying: >> at the last court appearance the man spent the hearing in cages. they were able to call out asking for international engagement to free them. it's expected the prosecution will continue to make its quay. a fourth journalists, abdullah al-shami, has been detained since august 2013. he's been on hunger strike since late january. >> once again the trial resumes. al jazeera rejects all

. >> reporter: tori we have been gathering information since we arrived here, still an active scene, at least a dozen police vehicles and the body is still at the scene and the police are talking to the witnesses trying to see if anybody saw what happened just an hour ago at this intersection, police say it is a hit-and-run, the suspect was driving a white truck, there are a number of cameras in the area we noticed, nothing pointed toward the intersection, we have been talking to people along the corridor who expressed their concern about this intersection, namely people who want to ride some of the public transit vehicles have to cross into that intersection where the victim was struck an hour ago, we are told this woman was in her 60s and the suspect drove out in what was described as a white truck, we are waiting for a spokesperson to arrive to brief us too and we want to get a since of where the vehicles are out to get a sense of how close they may be to finding a suspect but for now police are still combing the scene here, again talking to a number of spectators gathered on the

-- between the statue a tory threshold and the one that the apa has? -- epa has? >> one is the one that your honor and justice sotomayor were referring to. -- whether you rew or regulateeshold down to the infinitesimal level, you are rewriting the threshold. another is the requirement that this particular program be focused on these area specific air-quality impacts. central features of the psd statute that we think show that. the first is section 7471. which is on page 1380. that is the -- 13a. that explains what psd refers to. program says the consists of emissions limitations as may be necessary to prevent significant deterioration of air quality in each region. resident --in each regionally defined effects on the air people breathe. >> there are many statutes and the wrigley tory area where congress passes a statute -- in the regulatory area where congress passes a statute. it turns out there are so many -- often, i would think courts read in an exception. example, if there were a statute that said you have to throw out all bubblegum that has been around for m