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 )

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

only this year, it's not so frozen. unseasonablyrm weather, a lot of sunshine, has melted the snow and made the trails dangerous. it's 30 degrees out there. but mushers are calling it a minefield, the roughest trail they've ever seen. the sleds hitting the tree stumps. and their dogs with some battle wounds, tonight, as they make their way. >>> and up next, right here, a magical transformation. go with a man who helps unlock long, lost memories for thousands of people. and it is "america strong." [ mala body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without f

. >> say good-bye to it but 22 states spent the winter unseasonably cold so below average from texas to new york, pennsylvania included and washington state there, meanwhile, we've got california there with their warmest winter on record, florida is the outlier on the east coast with an above normal winter. so now we've done it. now we said good-bye. now we can talk about spring. good-bye, winter. hello numbers like this. indianapolis, 65 on friday. charlotte goes to 74 by the time we reach the weekend and look at boston and washington, d.c., boston in the 50s and washington, d.c. in the low 70 as we start our saturday. that's a look across the nation for now. >>> good morning. total sunshine until late this afternoon. we'll have a few high clouds. check out how warm we are. low to mid 70s inland. low to mid 70s at the coast. >> all that weather brought to you by royal caribbean international. the boos, you can keep them coming. i know, it's cold next week. does not look good. i'd say may. may is when we'll warm up. good? >> smiles through it all the time. >> i know, so deceiving wit

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, get 24-months interest-free financing. - a new tv... - a laptop...

kind of makes you not feel so bad about our weather here which will be around 38 tomorrow after an unseasonable8 tomorrow after an unseasonable 28 today. in 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.

so good. 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.

so take it easy. we're double-teaming on weather and traffic together as usual. 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

so far out into the ocean. you see the heavy bands of snow over southeast mass and the snow showers coming in. 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 jessi

so it's really quite a range of data that has been soft recently. 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 interes

the unseasonably cold weather has created a gallery of ice formations and the minerals have created a display of color rarely seen. it's not just the natural beauty that is attracting soo 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. >>> stay with us here on al jazeera we have another full bulletin of news for you at

so thick right now that public transportation is free this weekend in an effort to keep cars off the road. the european environment agency says it's the worst air pollution since 2007. meteorologists say unseasonablyarm 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

so the temps aren't as bad. we're talking about very unseasonably cold temperatures. to tuesday, and the cold air is in place across parts of the south. louisville, you're at 38 degrees for a high on tuesday. then we're going to start to watch it and meet up with a couple of storms. we have this disturbance across areas of the south. today we could see a few isolated severe storms. not a big severe weather outbreak, but a few storms that could be a little bit severe. this storm moves out of here. then this is that clipper that moves in. this clipper and the cold air meets up with this developing storm down across parts of the south. we're going to be watching for the potential of a big nor'easter. in fact, there will be a big nor'easter. it's just a matter of how close it gets to the u.s. is it new york that's a target? is it boston? is it parts of maine? guys, there will be a number of areas that see likely over a foot of snow. if there's any good news, you get a foot of snow this time of year, it doesn't stick around for long. but one last blast of winter i think we

unseasonably warm by five to ten degrees above average. now that we're into this warming trend, i want to point out that once the sun drops off so do the temperaturesry 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. unsuspecting families were photo bombed not only by jimmy fallon, but jon hamm. take a look. >> ready, three,

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