28 tomorrow after an unseasonable 28 today.n the criminal justice system the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. mom, i need lunch money. i made you a sandwich. but i hate peanut butter. since when? since now. ( sighs ) ( cookie jar lid clatters ) here. bring me some change. now, move. ( chuckles ) mom! you're going to be late for school again. there's a guy here. ( sighs ) i got to get to work. a white guy. what does he want? get inside... now.

. >> okay, unseasonably cool weather is forecast for southern china.le the warm weather in europe is coming to an abrupt end. ever dependable. >> what an introduction. the equinox is around the corner, of course. the spring equinox across the northern hemisphere. the atumal equinox in the southern hemisphere. daylight rein also nighttime length going to be nearly identical around the world. but as this happens, the conditions kind of going backwards in southern asia and southern china in particular. a front beginning to push through that's going to really cool the temperatures off, especially towards the latter portion of the week, the first full day of the spring season. we drop back down to below seasonal temperatures. you take a look at the orange indicating temps about 20 or so degrees celsius. the upper 60s, around 70 degrees. below average temperatures indicate in the green. look where the green goes, all the way south towards hong kong, hanoi, even taipei, temps drop to below average. upper teens returning in this region. the temperature trend t

it is merely unseasonably unseasonable. at least there is not much wind. is the same as the temperature in many locations. it is pretty remarkable. indicating we are in a pure arctic air mass. take that dry air and air and heated up to room temperature. you do want to humidifier it.humidify it. >> here is the warning that she was talking about. double digit temperatures increase is going out to the west of us. that is ahead of the next snow system pushing across the rockies right here. we may get some flurries. looks like tomorrow we could get some snowfall and even accumulate a little bit around here. you'll see that area of small fall coming in. a flood of active weather systems coming in from the pacific. that has been good news out on the west coast. in my area it has meant snowfall. this follows a little bit of a warm-up. temperatures near 30 on friday. we're certainly not in that territory. we're looking at accumulating snow fall to develop. these are current temperatures f-16.at 16. lots of stuff all on the ground.snowfall on the ground. skies have

. >>> the temperatures are still unseasonably cool for this time of year. let's go to doug who's monitoring yet another storm that could have an impact. >> could you believe it as we head toward the wecht? >> yeah, guys, it's another storm that will impact the region but it's not one that will have snow or frozen precipitation. let's show you where we were. yesterday, a high temperature of only 33 degrees. after that snow, not a lot of meanting. today we did see temperatures go up to about 47 degrees. tomorrow, however, they come right back down. we're going to be on the cool side again and here's that storm just down to the south and east. this is going to be a pretty big storm for places like the carolinas and it will move our way. aisle shoal you what it brings for us. this will occur friday and part of your weekend. i'll talk about that in a couple of weekends. >> thank you. we know it's been a long winter with storm after storm. tonight the school districts are changing the calendars once again to account for additional makeup days because of the storm

. >>> unseasonably warm temperatures and gusty winds are expected in the bay area. from our east bay hill camera it is dark now but it was bright and sunny all day long. let's get a check from the being rk crk abc 7 are be meteorologist leigh glasser. >> showing you right now, shows showing you just a band of low clouds and fog centered just near half moon bay. as far as highs for tomorrow is concerned, we could possibly see some records. no records today, 80°, cialg warm day in novato, 80, with 80 in cloverdale. high in san francisco, 63. temperatures tomorrow a few degrees warmer. possibility of some records. we'll check that out coming up. >> all right, thank you leigh. there are some new pieces to help solve the puzzling disappearance of that malaysia airlines jumbo jet. it was not an accident. someone on the plane deliberately diverted its course. chuck sievertsen reports. >> ing the malasian prime minister called it a deliberate act. >> deliberate action by someone on the plane. >> whoever was at the controls shut down communication he and programmed tactical

as we look at the temperatures today, it was unseasonably warm for the last day of winter. 72 in san francisco. 76 in san jose. livermore and napa,75 degrees. santa rosa, 74 in oakland. everything is blooming. here are flowers blooming. this is from oakland. look at these tulips. of course with everything blooming especially the trees if you are suffering from allergies, here is a look. the tree pollen is running high. weeds, grasses and molds are low. we are looking at moderate for the uv index going into tomorrow. visibility is not a problem. looking at sfo and the temperatures are in the 50s. san jose is mealed at 60 degrees. the cool spot half moon bay at 48. from the emeryville camera, clear conditions other than the high clouds up above. temperatures in the 50s 50s from santa rosa to fairfield to livermore. pretty narrow range. look at this beautiful view moon.oking at the wayning partly cloudy overnight and spring arrives at 9:57 tomorrow morning. we are looking at dry and mild weather. big changes may be coming the middle to early part of next week. we will see beautiful weat

afternoon clearing, unseasonably warm, here is the good news it will set at 7:00 p.m. the clouds will return to the coast by this evening. we've got a big time warming trend and return of the 90s, mike. the 90s. i'll tell you when coming up zbxt i'm getting confused with these seasons. even though we moved the clocks forward we have the bay bridge toll plaza, 6:08, yes, this week, and we're looking at the backup for the cash lanes. no metering lights. folks might be later getting out the door. you'll have a darker drive. all over the bay looking good. the approach the maze not a major issue. top of the screen see that to richmond and north, on the left side the north bay, road weather index. where you're going to get slicker conditions. looking pretty good now so far. we'll zoom into a couple of spots and talk about here, west 580 with a change. north 238 coming off of the castro valley eye. a nice drive. i circled the area which talked about three fires. mission boulevard to the north and not affected by the activity. we have a smooth flow but it's building connecting

this afternoon, antioch and we have more warm weather on the way for tomorrow, these temperatures unseasonably warm running 10-15 degrees above average for the middle of march, so this is atypical and we are going to see it last for tomorrow and changes coming for next week. a live view, looking over the bay bridge and sea breezing picking up, tomorrow morning toolest in the north bay and east bay vallies, upper 40s-50s by the way. shots of sore by the afternoon, look for mid to upper 70th by the bay, low 80s into the valley, now talk about that change that is coming up for next week later on. >>> coming up, is sell bitted its irish heritage, sites and sounds. >>> a state wide sting, has 500 people in hot water. >>> google search led a man to give up his life of crime. 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, posturepedic or tempur-pedic mattresses. or

warm -- with unseasonably warm weather expected for the afternoon once again.ct we will be cooler. a look at the numbers coming up. >>> sun shining over 880 in oakland and traffic moving fine in both directions. we will keep an eye on all the roads for you on this sunday morning. it is 8:41 and this is mornings on 2. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >>> paul stanley says he's upset because some members of the band will not be inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. kiss is scheduled to be inducted september 10th but singers will not be honored. >>> a palo alto man says he turned hi

as we look at the temperatures today, it was unseasonably warm for the last day of winter. 72 in san francisco. 76 in san jose. livermore and napa,75 degrees. santa rosa, 74 in oakland. everything is blooming. here are flowers blooming. this is from oakland. look at these tulips. of course with everything blooming especially the trees if you are suffering from allergies, here is a look. the tree pollen is running high. weeds, grasses and molds are low. we are looking at moderate for the uv index going into tomorrow. visibility is not a problem. looking at sfo and the temperatures are in the 50s. san jose is mealed at 60 degrees. the cool spot half moon bay at 48. from the emeryville camera, clear conditions other than the high clouds up above. temperatures in the 50s 50s from santa rosa to fairfield to livermore. pretty narrow range. look at this beautiful view and looking at the wayning gibbous moon. partly cloudy overnight and spring arrives at 9:57 tomorrow morning. we are looking at dry and mild weather. big changes may be coming the middle to early part of next week. we will see

as you know we've had three unseasonably dry years and as we head into the next couple weeks we could make up some significant totals. we could take a big chunk out of that deficit of everything works out just right, and just a moment from now i'm going to show you what i see. you can be your own scientist. you can make your own hypothesis and tell me what you think. i'm going to tell you everything i'm looking at is looking good for maybe 6 inches of rainfall in the north bay. temperatures are nice and chilly this morning but not too bad. you might be able to get by without the heater, throw an extra blanket on. you won't need it, we're going to end up in the 70s today. it's going to be nice. you can see what's happening out there right now. our winds are shifting. they are going to move on shore throughout the day. we're getting a little bit of an off shore flow competing in oakland. as we head throughout the day as that on shore flow increases all of those are pointing off the ocean inland and what that means is we will see clouds really start to increase this afternoon. fog rolls

meteorologists say unseasonably warm weather is partially to blame. those are the headlines, i'm richelle carey, "america tonight" is up next. >> on "america tonight": new clues as the hunt for flight 370 moves into its second week and the search enters a whole new ocean. >>> also tonight: addicted in vermont, a new generation. our special series on how vermont's rampant addiction problem is risking the lives of its most vulnerable citizens even before they're born. >> drug sickness amplifies itself with symptoms, babies muscle tone gets stiff, rigid and that in itself is uncomfortable. >> and the young innocents in the worst place in the world to be a child. syria's children, growing up in the nation's fourth year of civil war. good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. just about this time one week ago came the first now of news out of southeast asia, terrifying word of a plane disappearing with twod 30 people on board. who could have expected, a week later, no one knows exactly where it is. the mystery began early hours of the morning loca

as we're entering the weekend with unseasonably warm conditions, what are your immediate thoughts?he public is the same as always. we recommend good work practices when operating tools and equipment that might generate heat or sparks or open flames things like compressors, generators, cutting tools, general construction tools. what is different, however, is our message about choosing to use them at that particular time. and as the temperatures climb this weekend and it gets warmer and the winds come up if that work can be deferred to a better time, that's really our message. >> reporter: and as the sun comes up here in the east bay this morning, we are entering an extremely dry weather pattern. if you want more information on unseasonably warm conditions visit us online at kpix5.com/weather. reporting from dublin with mobile weather, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> i'm kiet do live at the china basin fire. evacuees still facing a lot of headaches out here on the scene. we have a live report coming up. >> reporter: i'm anne makovec. we have been watching that fire flare up overnight a

copy has been hit by unseasonably dry weather causing -- coffee has been hit by an unseasonably dry weather prices to rise. and the crisis in ukraine, which is one of the biggest exporters of wheat. what is your favorite? >> bacon. >> would you pay more for your bacon? >> i would. >> there you go. >> you don't hear a lot about this, especially from anti-fed people, right? especially from these inflation fear mongers that we are seeing prices go up and everything from milk to bacon is getting worse. >> stores like starbucks, for example, locked in their cost for a year or so he for. they will probably not have to buy more coffee until the end of the summer. going to starbucks, don't complain about pricing, right? cost-conscious, bruegger own coffee. >> but -- brew your own coffee. andut eating at mcdonald's things like that. but if you eat at and donald, you have your own problems, beyond inflation. quite a long happy hour, shares of the maker of jack daniels whiskey and other top foods just hit an all-time high. with us is the ceo and chairman of brown-forman, which in addition to jack dani

as we look at the temperatures today, it was unseasonably warm for the last day of winter. 72 in sanrancisco. 76 in san jose. livermore and napa,75 degrees. santa rosa, 74 in oakland. everything here are flowers blooming. this is from oakland. look at these tulips. of course with everything blooming especially the trees if you are suffering from allergies, here is a look. the tree pollen is running high. weeds, grasses and molds are low. we are looking at moderate for the uv index going into tomorrow. visibility is not a problem. looking at sfo and the temperatures are in the 50s. san jose is mealed at 60 degrees. the cool spot half moon bay at 48. from the camera, camera, clear conditions other than the high clouds up above. temperatures in the 50s 50s from santa rosa to fairfield to livermore. pretty narrow range. look at this beautiful view and looking at the wayning gibbousmoon. pa moon. partly cloudy overnight and spring arrives at 9:57 tomorrow morning. we are looking at dry and mild weather. big changes may be coming the middle to early part of next week. we will see beautiful

partly sunny breezy and unseasonably mild today at 48 degrees. that isn't his characterization.e should be up at this temperature. clouding over tonight some rain or wind remakes could change briefly to wet snow late tonight. the wind will be shifting in from the north at 10-22. maybe some early cloud of snow. we back up to 43. >> you will begin to warm up. everybody is happy smiles on faces. we have a terminal case of cabin fever going around. it is amazing. your midday winning lottery numbers. wishing you the very best of luck. here we go with the first game. 8- time for fir eball. lucky number is 7 8-1-2 fireball 7 time for the pick4 games. i hope the sunshine lifts your spirits. bursting with joy and happiness. >> 6-9-3-2 fireball time. it is 5. the jackpot 200,000 dollars. let's go. first winning lucky day lotto number. >>mega millions 270 million dollars. get yourself a ticket. have a wonderful afteroonnoon. the world health organization has issued new guidelines of the sugar. only 5% of a person's total daily calories should come from sugar. that is half of what the who p

we're on our way to unseasonably warm temperatures. typically in san jose we hit about 66 degrees this time of year. today more like 72. and we're going to keep on climbing. temps are going to drop quickly. once that sun starts to set, it starts to get dark our temps start to drop off. so again cools pretty quickly in the evening if you are headed out and about keep a light sweater or jacket in your vehicle. always a good idea. 69 in san francisco, 74 in the east bay, and 72 degrees in the south bay. it's only just begun. i'll tell where we're expecting the 90s in my next report. back to you, scott and laura. >> three years after the devastating earthquake and tsunami in japan, more than 130,000 people still can't live in their homes. radiation from the fukushima power plant means children can only spend 15 minutes outside each day, but still many schools continue to keep the kids inside around the clock. many people attended memorials around japan today to mark three years. others marked the day by taking part in emergency evacuation

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whitney and chilly unseasonably so. normal high temperatures are on the low 50s. 52 partly sunny tuesday. the rain moves in. some chance there could be winter a mix. epresented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime, and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. ( indistinct police radio transmissions ) i want the cadi. i'm happy with the velour, and not even leather. i'm happy. what do i end up with? a damn asian ant box. ( overlapping messages over radio ) must have forgot their keys. hold it; we got a vic. ( siren wailing )

but the cold air, unseasonably cold air. average high is 59. we have a 36 -- we had a 36 yesterday. this will probably be one of our top ten cold marches the way we're going. windy conditions will give way some this afternoon. so we're talking gusts 25 to 30 this afternoon versus 30 to 40 this morning. lighter winds tonight. another very cold night. 20s if not a few isolated upper teens. tomorrow looks milder. we'll see showers here by friday afternoon. right now today is the only yellow alert day but we'll see if the commute is going to be impacted friday. we may go with a yellow alert then as well. 40z today. it will feel like the 20s and 30s with the winds. tonight 27 in washington. low 20s in the outer suburbs. 54 tomorrow. becoming a little breezy in the afternoon but much more tolerable temperatures. afternoon showers on friday, 62. showers likely saturday but sunday is looking better. sunday should be nice, not showers. that should be a sunny icon on sunday and chance of showers on tuesday. let's bring jessica doyle in, timesaver traffic on this slick wednesday morning. >> ho

to start on thursday, but the trees are sporting a new coat of snow, and temperatures are still unseasonablyut for now, botanists say the trees have not been damaged by the wintry conditions, and they should be in peak bloom by early april. >> that's what they all say. >> yes. >>> a few lingering showers around the d.c. metro area could slow your morning commute. prepare for heavy snow on the roadways in the midnorthern tier. rain from nebraska to wisconsin. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in minneapolis all day and in miami this morning. >>> the rolling stones have canceled tomorrow's concert in perth, australia, following the death of mick jagger's girlfriend, l'wren scott. >> the model turned fashion design er originally from utah was found dead in her apartment of an apparent suicide. scott designed clothing for a-list celebrities like madonna, nicole kidman and the first lady michelle obama, but reports from the uk say her business was failing and she was embarrassed to be more than $6 million in debt. >>> new video this morning of the coast guard rescuing a man an

and the real unseasoned ones coming public right now that are looking to me like one-product companiesbut people don't want to hear that. they want me to get behind these. i watched the twitter feed. cramer, why aren't you getting behind. they don't know the name of the company. why don't you get behind the one about to open. what is it about you and gilead? >> you would be the first one you want them to do well. >> i want everyone to make money. >> let's not go to the moon on day one. >> right. but they are going to the moon. you know, honestly, you look at them, how is paylocity doing? how will it do six months from now. border free the ceo was on this morning on "squawk" he's got a cloud thing going. hey, cloud. meanwhile, salesforce.com went from $68 when they reported the quarter and it lost ten points and no one wants salesforce.com and no one wants workday, they want mediwound. here's akebia, have you seen this thing? this is an incredible stock. phase two data. does anyone know how long it takes to get phase two data to the fda? you get through the s.e.c. like this, you get thr

i unseasonably nice things. >> mac world has a section where people are showing off their new apps.e a key asset up. the rest of the show is a dedicated to hardware related items. they have all types of cases. they have storage solutions, clothing. you can buy these things before they hit the market but they do have i related devices. this is a four in one lands that gives you a wide angle shot. this speeds up the pitcher. >> we are one of the first infrared cameras that are available for the iphone. >> this is able to search and rescue missions like for safety at night and hunting. the >> you take this and put this in your office, you can call into your office from anywhere and drive around. this is exactly like a video chat. your can best- >> if it becomes your eyes and ears when you are away. this is open to the public now through saturday. >> gabe slate, kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron4 newest. more lawmakers are voicing their concern over the corruption case involving state senator an leland yee. will have a live wireless networks are awesome. they let us use our phones

as we swing around towards napa and sonoma, unseasonably cool in the 50s, your rain in the morning hoursheaviest rain towards san francisco later this afternoon. >>> 6:42. developing news up north in the state of washington. new problems now plaguing the search at the site of mudslide. crews are dealing with household chemicals and raw sewage. >> worried about dysentery, tetanus, contamination. >> it's been nine days since the slide wiped out an entire neighborhood. the number confirmed dead at 21. four more bodies found yesterday. 30 people still unaccounted for. >>> police in albuquerque, new mexico fired tear gas last night to disburse protestors, angry about a deadly shooting. this was the second protest in a week since a fatal shooting of a homeless camper. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on in cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins us now from new york. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. next, what's next for wall street. and new york's attorney general is in studio 57 with what's needed to even the playing field, plus the new research th

central bay, nearly an everyone to the south of the santa clara valley. 50s and 60s for highs today, unseasonablyl with the winds it of the south 10 to 20. the extended forecast calls for the heaviest rain showers this early afternoon hours. it will be a wet evening commute. we have the chance of a thunderstorm through tuesday afternoon. everybody is talking about it. oakland a's baseball action tonight, a scattered shower. i believe they will get the game in. could be delayed, but i believe they will get it in. >>> it is 5:51 now. the duke and duchess of cambridge released a new family photo with their son, prince george. the photo is only the third official portrait. the royal couple missed a milestone. the baby decided to crawl between the couple was a way. >>> coming up, there's a smartphone app that can help people arrested while driving drunk. >>> and you could win a whole lot of gas money. the california lottery's big plan to pump up ticket sales at the pump. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i know i was sneezing and wheezing over the weekend. if you suffer from allergies, today's count medium/high,

the unseasonably cold weather has created a gallery of ice formations and the minerals have created ar rarely seen. it's not just the natural beauty that is attracting so many. it is also accessibility. typically you would only be able to get here by boat, but because of record-cold sub zero temperatures, you can simply get here by walking across this frozen lake. >> it's beautiful out here. >> yeah, even though it's freezing. >> a chance to get in, under, and around all of these things, and it's just tremendous. >> reporter: but the ice displays are weather permitting no one is sure just how long they will last or whether they will ever be seen again. >> this is unusual, because climate change is decreasing the average amount of ice on lake sup superior. this is not going to be typical. we're describing this has an endangered national park experience, because we don't know if your kids or grand kids will be able to do this. >> reporter: since mid-january more than 80,000 have braved the temperatures to get here. to catch a glimpse of a natural phenomenon that may never be seen again.

an unseasonably warm and sunny day in salt lake city. police and emergency personnel respond to a report of an explosion outside cam's computer services. owner gary wright had arrived at his office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, i noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two by fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumber. it's got nails sticking out of it. i should probably throw it away. somebody will step on it. it will get run over. but as i bent down to pick it up, there was a slight click and instantly i could feel this huge pressure in my chest. almost a crushing pressure. and i heard what sounded like a fighter jet going over. at that point, i didn't know that it had been a bomb. what i honestly thought was someone had shot me with a shotgun. i began to think, i may not make it. >> the explosion has severed nerves in wright's left arm and impaled more than 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body. investigators qu

now, i think it's clear that weather has been -- unseasonably cold weather has played some role in much of that. there are many ways in which weather would have affected this. what we need to do and will be doing in the weeks ahead is to try to get firmer handle on exactly how much of that set of soft data can be explained by weather and what portion, if any, is due to softer outlook -- >> it's not mostly weather, would you consider pausing or changing the rate of tapering? >> as we have said in our statement, and i would agree, asset purchases are not on a preset course. >> my next question talks about some of the qualitative versus quantitative guidance. fed reserve president lockhart said recently. i appreciate the fed's use of forward guidance as another tool to influence market conditions. i'd like to get your thoughts o. i would like to get your thoughts on how it's most effective. it seems the fmoc had significant discussion about revising down the fed's forwards f forward guidance which originally stated it would consider raising interest rates once employment fell below the thr

the unseasonably cold weather has created a gallery of ice formations, and the minerals from the porousted a display of color rarely seen. it is also accessibility, typically you could only be able to get here by boat, but because of record-cold sub zero temperatures -- right now it's minus 25 degrees celsius, you can get here by walking across the frozen lake. >> it's buflt here. >> yeah, even though it is freezing. >> a chance to get in and under and around all of these things, and it's just tremendous. >> reporter: but the ice displays are weather permitting. no one is sure just how long they will last or whether they will ever be seen again. >> this is unusual because climate is decreasing the average amount of ice on lake superior. obviously this is an unusual year, but we know this is not going to be typical. we are describing this as an endangered national park experience because we don't know if your kids or grandkids will be able to do this. >> reporter: more than 80,000 have braved the temperatures to get to the caves. on weekends they are attracting 10,000 views aday. it's a

meteorologists say unseasonably warm weather is partially to blame.hose are the headlines, i'm richelle carey, "america tonight" is up next. >> on "america tonight": new clues as the hunt for flight 370 moves into its second week and the search enters a whole new ocean. >>> also tonight: addicted in vermont, a new generation. our special series on how vermont's rampant addiction problem is risking the lives of its most vulnerable citizens even before they're born. >> drug sickness amplifies itself with

speed is not totally unseasonable but it looks bad because both are traveling at 40 or 50 miles per hour. police suspect both drivers everyone under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash. the man was cited for drunk driving and the woman was taken for the hospital with life threatening injuries and is in critical condition. plod -- blood tests were done on both of the woman could also face child endangerment charges. police officers went down the road and a sergeant said they are now working a fatal accident on osgood, up from here. >> the same accident? it is fatal accident. >> martinez community is in mounting after a 14-year-old girl was hit and killed by a freight train. she was on the tracks with her boyfriend 5:00 yesterday and she was hit. they saw the train coming and get out of the way. investigator say the girl ran back on the tracks when she relied she dropped her cell phone. she has not been identified. amy hollyfield will have more on this story at 6:30. >> a state senator is taking a leave of absence while he aeights -- awaits federal corruption charges for acce

first, amber road is a relatively unseasoned company, the fast revenue growth is losing money.ypical of the deals. public appetite has been whetted. it's likely a secondary offering will come well above the ipo price, usually. that alleviates the tightness and sends a company's stock down instantly. take the trajectory of a great company, take fire eye. here's one of the hottest stocks in the universe. an acknowledged leader in security software. the software flagged the issue. fire eye had been a huge winner trading up to 96 not that long ago. less than a month. sure enough, the stock spiked to the level 96. the company filed a 14 million share secondary offering enabling insiders to clock out, and the deal ultimately priced at $82. next thing you know, fire eye's below $70? that's right. 96 to 70 in the blink of an eye. remember, this company while losing money -- hideous decline occurring right as we learn the target turned off the fire eye program, which may have detected the hacking that's hurting them so badly. i think the cautionary note here is the yelps and linkedins a

tomorrow, mostly sunny and unseasonably chilly. 44. a major winter storm.ow tuesday. >> thank you and thank you for watching. have a great morning. >> buss iness news fm the capital region. this is "washington business rert," with abc's national correspondent rebecca cooper. captioned by the national captioning institute --w.ncicap.org-- news ande business matterhere in the whington region. countdown to

for the past two years it's been unseasonably dry, so we haven't had those beautiful lush green hillsidesre coming back. i think we're going to hold onto that beautiful pattern even all the way through looks like the midsection of the month. so by the 15th. i want to show you what we're working with. temperatures mostly in the 50s. we're at 52 degrees along the peninsula. 57 in the east bay and 56 in san francisco so. back out to the wall, sorry about that, 64 today in san francisco, and 67 degrees in the north bay. we head throughout afternoon your temperatures pretty comfortable. then look at what's coming our way as we head into tomorrow. a lot of rainfall. we're going to hit that atmospheric river. what is this atmosphere river you speak so highly of? it's a plume of moisture from the hawaiian islands through the eastern pacific. we need a storm system to grab that moisture and bring it into the bay area. we've got three on the way. we're looking at a lot of rainfall as a result. we stop that clock at 8:00 a.m. on saturday getting the heavy downpours by 2:00 p.m. that orange concentra

francisco, you know that big bad macies everybody uvs to hit. 53 in the east bay headed toward an unseasonably warm start to the new season with the upper 70s f. you missed your seven-day forecast, we'll have it every 15 minutes throughout today show. >> start with the big bad area that folks don't like to hit, the ears shore floy. look at the maps, all the orange and the yellow. but the span moves into the city. a crash at the 101. that's unusual slowing out of daily semiinto san francisco. typical for the rest and slowing for the northbound routes to the south bay. back to you. >> 6:59. a final check of the top stories, firefighters will resume their fight against this 300-acre wild fire on the central coast. the fire was started early yesterday morning by a property owner trying to clear land. >> we just learned the house where oscar pistorius shot his girlfriend will go up for sale. his attorney says his client who has not been back to the home since last year's shooting had to sell to pay for legal bills. his murder trial is in its third week. >> the search for debris in a remote part of

unseasonably cold weather chilled new home construction in february.alling for a third straight month, but there was a bit of a silver lining in today's data. here it is, you guys, new building permits. this is an indication of future demand, jumped 7.7% month over month. so what does this mixed data say about the housing recovery? we have one of the largest publicly-traded home builder ceos joining me now in a fox business exclusive, arkansas rah hovnanian, chairman, ceo -- okay, your favorite james bond. [laughter] >> i think roger moore is the best. liz: me too, thank you. now we move on -- [laughter] discussing home building. how bad has the weather really been? we keep getting these anonymous, faceless pieces of data that say weather related, shut it all down, but now we have you living and breathing in front of us in the trenches. what has it been like to do business during this polar freeze? >> there's no question weather affected housing in certain markets, all in our case from minneapolis through chicago all the way down to the d.c. market --

part of climate change may be wetter winters or more unseasonable climate patterns.k that was a factor? >> i'd be hesitant, but we've had a very wet winter. that was the proximal cause of this landslide. geologically, that slope was very unstable to begin with. we had a lot of really wet weather and the river was conceivably cutting in to the tow, which may have contributed to destabilizing it, but we've had a lot of rainfall. >> well, it is something we are going to hopefully unravel in the comes weeks. david montgomery, thank you for your time. >>> coming up, fake filibusterer and green eggs and ham, ted cruz, tries to channel his inner winston churchill and the results are not his finest hour. that is coming up next. i've always had to keep my eye on her... but i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care, i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile, not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine... but she's still gonna give me

. >> this is what she posted: majestic images of ice caves from the national park, the unseasonably coldeather along lake superior's shore has created a gallery of ice formations and the minerals from the porous sandstone cliffs have created a display of color rarely seen. it's not just the natural beauty that is attracting so many. it is also accessibility. typically, you would only be able to get here by boat. but because of record cold sub-zero temperatures, right now, it's mine us 25 degrees celsius, you can get here by walking across this frozein lake. >> it's beautiful out here. >> even though it's freezingn l. >> it's beautiful out here. >> even though it's freezing. >> to good in and under and around all of these things. it's tremendous. >> the ice displays are weather-permitting. no one is sure how long they will last or whether they will ever be seen again. >> this is unusual because climate change is decreasing the average amount of ice on lake superior. obviously, this is a very unusual year. the polar vortex made it one of the coldest years on record. but we know this is not

. >> unseasonable dust storm rolled through central arizona this afternoon. this wall of dust shut down visibility to near zero when it arrived near phoenix at 3:30 this afternoon. there were at least 5 crashes reported on i-10 south east of the city. rare dust storm hits this early in the year. now one was started when a written storm and neighboring region kicked up dust from the desert there are and pushed it through greener areas. just such a wild phenomenal in that part of arizona. >> potentially dangerous. visibility is almost zero when it occurs. of course the health hazard of breathing the stuff in. >> mess it make of the car. >> that too. >> not to mention. that. >> we get a little rain coming. >> we are. much-needed rain and we hope the winter arriving late but happy to have it. let's go to look at the temperature rate now. not a lot happening in the bay area at this moment. whether he heavy rains early in the day and scattered showers locally heavy in the afternoon. right now a little spot of precipitation beginning to move on shore around the peni

unseasonably cold. our average highs 57. west of town, that's where we've got a winter weather advisory for light freezing rain or spotty freezing drizzle. this goes till 11:00 unless canceled earlier. the cool spot is harrisonburg at 33. we are looking at maybe another degree or two. we'd have to cool off before having trouble. we're not seeing that right now. temps in the mid-40s. want to show you what's happening on the doppler. we have the moisture trying to come up the blue ridge in southwestern virginia with a couple of spotty areas from culpeper toward berryville with the rain. let's bring monika in now with a first look at timesaver traffic in the 5:00 hour. >> the first look at 5:00 looks really, really good. of course you have volume building right now especially in the usual spots 95 from dale city and the beltway on the north side of town, 270 in from frederick. there is one spot that you want to be aware of, a crash southbound on 395 on the ramp to edsall road. that should clear up shortly. i don't think it's an

>>reporter: now in the midst of drought and unseasonably warm winter brian says lake tahoe should braceore thin hungry thirsty bear lumbering in town. >> they are going to be coming down more and crossing through our neighborhood to get to the lake which about very soon will probably be the only source of water that is available to the them. >>reporter: but she says you can help if a bear wakes up early still a chance to go back to hybernating as long as he doesn't eat. >> unfortunate thing physician someone has accidentally left the garbage accessible once he comes out and starts eating then he's up. >> don't feed the bear lock up the garbage that's the lesson. bad enough the bear will work with the department of fish wild life to put food out in the wood and lure bear away from the neighborhood. as for heavenly the behavior he's about 30 pound under weight right now but once they faten him up they take him back out on the wood and set him free. abc 7 news. >> news reporter in new jersey learned the cold hard facts about never turning your back to oncoming traffic. watch. >> known as h

unseasonably warm by noon, full sunshine and then by this evening once we lose that sunshine temperatures drop like a rock and your sunset 7:12 after the time change. i wanted to give you a preview where we're headed via the temperature trend. average is 64. you're going to be at 80. by friday into this weekend, 90 degrees on sunday. that's going to bring the motorcyclists out. you better believe it. >> that's right. we talk about motorcycles harder to see so check your blind spot as the warmer weather kicks in. the winds, look at our emeryville traffic and chp did. issue another advisory. i turned this 180 degrees so we can look at the taillights. here is the reason, we talked about the flat tire at 580. it wasn't this one. that's moving smoothly. it is westbound 580 up to the split. reports after flat tire fixed. there is a little slowing so that may be in the slow lane. watch for flashing lightings. the commute direction westbound for 80, moving smoothly as well as 24 t rest of the bay getting started. predictable for this traffic tuesday. the tri-valley shows slowing out of the altamo

temperatures are going to be nice and comfortable, unseasonably warm.f you want to make outdoor plans, lunch on the water action fantastic. temperatures in the 70s, just about everywhere. sunset tonight at 7:12. we have a dry air mass your temperatures are going to drop like a rock once we lose our energy source that sunshine. 72 degrees in the south bay, 72 along the peninsula, 74 for the east bay and 69 degrees in san francisco. comfortable conditions. i want to take a look at the week ahead. cool morning, quick rapid warm-up in the afternoon. i'm telling you between about lunch time and 4:00 p.m. we're going to climb 10 to 15 degrees in some cases. by the end of the week upper 70s, low 80s, by the weekend we'll trade those in for 80s and some 90s. saturday and sunday look to be the warmest. saturday the giants are back on nbc bay area. and they are taking on the a's. chances are you like one of these two teams, we're so excited to have the giants back on our air. especially mike inouye. >> thank you. thank you. looking over -- that's a wonderful thin

getting unseasonably warm out there today.as we head throughout this afternoon, high clouds stream in later today. temperatures will be comfortable. >>> now to the latest on the tragic death of l'wren scott, mick jagger's longtime girlfriend. natalie's following that story as well. >> the rolling stones are postponing their tour and for the first time, mick jagger is opening up about his agonizing loss. mick jagger posted a touching tribute on facebook to his late girlfriend, acclaimed fashion designer l'wren scott. the rolling stones front man wrote, "i am still struggling to understand how my lover and best friend could end her life in this tragic way. we spent many wonderful years together and had made a great life for ourselves. she had great presence and her talent was much admired, not least by me." on monday, 49-year-old scott was found dead from an apparent suicide in her new york city apartment. from australia, where jagger learned of the news, the legendary band announced the postponement of their current tour, writi

as we are entering the weekend with unseasonably warm conditions, what are your immediate thoughts?ssage to the public is the same as always. we recommend good work practices, when operating tools and equipment that might generate heat or sparks or open flames, things like compressors, generators, cutting tools, general construction tools. what is different, however, is our message about choosing to use them at that particular time. and as the temperatures climb this weekend and it gets warmer and winds come up if that work can be deferred, that's our message. >> reporter: you just said something very important and valid at a particular time don't use those tools. and this is very early in the season to be trying to really stress that message and bring it home. >> yes. it's been an unusual fire season so i couldn't really say if it's early or late. i'm not sure we had much of a break. so the temperature and conditions have changed. we have had a few wind events over the year. and it's just been unusual. so i think people have to take that into account when they clues to do work. >>

temperatures will climb unseasonably warm by five to ten degrees above average. thank you, christina. thank you for joining us. more news in half an hour. see you then. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live, from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> thank you. it's march 11th. we are marching along. >> 11th already. oh, my gosh. >> we have a couple of the real housewives of new york city today. i hope they don't break anything. >> they might. because they're known for violent. >> and colin mclaughlin and relationship advice from matthew hussey. >> so jimmy fallon has been having at lot of fun on the new "the tonight show" and he's having fun with a buddy of his.

a terrible, terribly unseasonable wet weather. the market is also growing slower.ince 2005.growth admitting that the outlook is challenging. what many investors did is the sound of a price war. ceo was in line with that. to competeds aggressively with pricing. match the price with a coupon. it looks like the competition is really on. not mention all the the little discounter. >> basically, people want something for the money. isjustin king, the king exiting the building. he will leave in july after a decade since he has been at sainsbury. up underlying profits or tripling them. the new designate might is going to have a lot to taper from. enew designate mike coup is going to have a lot to taper from. what about the convenience expansion. that is an area they are starting to win in. locals in smaller shops are starting to add to profitability. shares up by 6/10 of one percent. they're one of the worst performers in the 5100. in the ftse 100 -- in the ftse 100. ,asos is up.kly >> they have got 26%. would company has 26% in sales and suddenly slumps that much as asos.