. >> wait unt we show folks the "snl" stuff. >>> the west coast buzz is rain moving a lite further south down the coas san francio your first significant rainfall heading youray in a long time and very dry. if you can see the white on the map there is a lot of clouds and moisre. the 48 hour rnfall tals are not very exciting for san francisco southwards, real nothing. but from sanrancisco a the bay northwass where we will get rainfall. not today for san francisco. rain moving into the northwest but this time tomorw snow with m coming on shore. arizona one of the lone spots holding on to warmth. we were talking about the first ras and slick pavement for the rushour in san francisco tomorrow morning. >> maybe it will clearut all of the bad blood the 49ers are experiencing >> you are going to take a cheap ot. >>> a turkey shoage from butter ball plus a dangerous scene when a fan falls from the stands. >>> at least 50 people were killed when a pla crashed and burst into flames in central russia sund. the boeing 73 tried to land several times. on the fal attempt the fuel tank exploded onimpact

t expecting lot of activity at least unt this afternoon. then we'll sore rain offshore and spread into the uth bay between about noon and 3: p.m. right now temratures are i want to give you an idea of your hr by hour forecast for san francisco, rht now 53 deees at lunch time, a mix of sun and clouds, drizzle at that to ramp up as you head through t noon to 4:00 in thecity. so y do want toeep that in mind. ov overall cloudy with showers for the second half of the day. into wednesday, heavier periods of rain one roundf rain for the morning commute and the a heavyound as we get into wednesday. then thursday, a.m. showers, will makeay to afterno clring. i want t give you an idea of the total wre expecting. looking impressive all across the bay area. especially in the sth bay. looks ke we'll see a little subtrocal moisture and as result aalf inch of much needed rainfall here in the make up some of th totals. to it can be extra slick. >> that' right. last weekend, the dzzle caud enou of a slick roadway where there was concern but today definitely

th may last unt 6:00 a.m. so about that. mightot have known they have that closed for the ramp change through the area. on the peninsula side things are movingsmoothly. looking atremont a the mission boulevard interchange, the second spot for constructi, north and southbound 880 has spots for consuction. the sohbound side you see the truck moving ther just reopened. the northbound se may be an sue. off 680 mission a pblem with construcon. >> we'reollowing breaking new in the east ba fi crews are mopping up aft complex fire that forced 15 people out o their mes. this is hapning on whitman near mission street and 880 in hayward no. one wa hurt in the this moing.oke out about 2:45 the cause is under investigation. ourob redell is on his way to the scene. he will bring us live rept as soon as he gets there. >> also this morning three peop now in jail accused of gog on aiolent crime spree spanning several weeks in san officers say the three are all accused of carjacking, kidnapping and robbery. instigators say the three ran a pro

astronau took the unt torch out for a space walk. sterday, a capsule carriedhe torch a three astronauts back to earth. the torch will be used to light the olymc flame at chi's stadium febrry 7th to start the 2014 wter olympic mes. yocan watch those games here on nbc bay area. >>hat journey always momental to officily start tholympic games. cool to watch. >> less than 90ays away. >> the coudown is on, if you're couing at home. >>> speaking of that, if you're planning leaving home and going outside, christie thna loren ise >> our warmup is really going to . good morning toyou, marla a jon. 59 degrees. look at the difference wheree are nowp to about 65 degre between 12:00 and 12:30. now that the sun has bren through that thick dk of low clouds, thearmup will start. as we head throughout the second half of the day, we're expting thoseow clouds to rollack on shore. this is a le lookt the peninsula. palo alto looking good today. it's little smokey out there. had a fire in redwo city. still a ltle hazy. not a lot of wind to clear it out. ho

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president karzai said he won't sign the agreement unt presidential elections in april. meantime, american troops still struggle to cope with the day to day realities in afghanistan. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel spent the last several days with the tenth mountain division and reports from forward operating base gamberi. >> reporter: it helps to be at a few thousand feet to appreciate how hard it has been to fight in gans. 12 years in these mountains. osama bin laden once had a house down there not far from tora bora. but times have changed. lieutenant colonel al boyer, tenth mountain division, is part of the new mission. he is an experientialed war man. seven deployments in iraq and here. today he is a diplomat of sorts visiting the afghan general. relations are more important than ever because afghans do most of the now. but americans have been killed in meetings like this so u.s. troops need armed escorts. guardian angels like staff sergeant travis drudge from wa dbush, indiana. >> if they're not trustworthy, that he stay on guard. >> reporter: wi

important dense agait those deadly homemade plastic guns, capable of slipping through metal dettors unte detected. >>> good evening. alafternoon we've been watching aajor and deadly weather evt unfold across the midwest and it is stillot over. at least the ople have died in central illinois, after the violent orm system unleashed tornadoe demolishing score of homes and businesses, and injuring dozensf people. the threatening weather even forcing th suspensionof today's chicago bearsame at soldiefield. here now 5:30 central time pas of michigan, ohio and kentucky remain under tordo wahes, with strong wind warnin and aisories extending back into illinois. we have full coverage starting with nbc's kevin tibbles in the town of wilminon, illinois. good evening. >> reporter: lester, no one could havemagined a storm of this magnitude churning its way across the midwest this late in the year but tonight, at least three people are dead, and numerous communities are assessing the damage. >> oh my go this thing is huge. and it's comingfast. >> reporter: severe weather cut a wide ph through the midw

anti nuclear protesters in tokyo saying no one should be allowed back into the petition area unt it's complete the site which in truth may not happen for centuries their peak it has just surpassed eight hundred dates and they will stay in longer they say to force their government into rethinking its nuclear policies. lexi rush of ski on scene reporting from japan warnings that foreign problems could be coming home interior security chiefs out in the alarm saying more europeans are joining the rebel campaign in syria and coming back radicalized plots the eye the idea activists protesting outside the white house against the devastating civilian cost us for a war. but first an hours long standoff between group of militants and police in russia's restive north caucasus republic of dagestan seemingly all for all five gunmen believed to have been killed one of them are known to have been involved in a deadly terror attack in the city of boulder grab last month. bart's tie the knot se joins us live now with the latest so tell us it is a very dramatic events are unfolding there in dagestan gi

you see on th key, the reds and the oranges, that's where we have fierce wind unt about 10:00 a.m. and then theyill stt to relax. the sond half of the d t reas why they are going to get kied up we've got an ar of lop on the ray. we're looking at fueneorm numbers mostly in the 60s toy. soh bay good, los gato 65, burlinme 65, 62 in pacif ights, oria 67,68 degrees inivermore so. more change ahead. member, you don't have to wait for the seven-day recast. we've got it scrolling at the bottom of your screen. two prettyood chances for rain. in the north bay saturday. we stop the clockt 5:00 a.m. ineasing clouds, we might get a little activity in sonoma county then tuesd and wednesd we've got really good request looking weathermaker headed our we'll talk more about that. right now yourrive with mike inouye. >> gdmorning. it is friday, expect a lighter flow and ler build for the commutwe're seeing bot right now and tt's the good news. we have an easy drive through the south bay along the peninsula. where we see a little bit of orange. right here out of the altamont pass. spee 50 miles per h

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. >> unt we could diagnose it we had no hope of intervening or treating them or knowing if it wassing worse or knowing if it is a progressive disease. i have to stress our numbers are small. this has to be considered preliminary data and we look forward to accruing more examples and more testing. >> i want to know if this is something that has come back because of playing football. i get frustrated. i get frustrated. i sit and look at myself, you are not -- you are just in this shell. you are not anthony, tony dorsett. you are not him anymore. who are you? who are you becoming? i beat myself up? i challenge myself. who are you becoming, man? look at you. >> wow. >> that's tough to watch. >> he's a hero of mine and he's not himself clearly. >> you can see it. >> oh, yeah. >> ct is a protein that surrounds the brain and shrinks to half of its size and effects every part of your body and like he is saying you become a shell of who you are. >> it is found in football players as young as 17 years old. >> that is hard for a parent who is thinking of putting their kids in that sport. >> no d

the best thi to do, wait unt the midte elections occur, wait untilhe dust settles and december of nextyou bin to roll o yourcampaign. shwon't be the only one but you have to look at ler right now as the de factfront-runner for the decrats. >> thank you very much. >>> we have more ahead, including the olympic torch as it goes into space. >>> this morni we'reeeing clear skie patchy, low clouds the fog starting to lift aund san jose. we'll lookt that and rain forecast when we ce right back. > here is a view from eryville this sunday morning. hazy skies surrod the east bay and still some patchy fog set u prty thick around san jose as we seeemperatures this morning in the 40s around san jose. 52. actual seeing se pretty nice suhine in san francio right now ase take you hour byhour, passing 11:00 in the morning. temperatures in theow 60s arnd san francisco. notice san jose, we've been stuck in the fog now. the fog srting to break u a little bit in the southbay. still a relativy chilly 4 degrees. climbi through the 60s ase go through the ternoon. san jose at least downtown should still see te

but we expect it to last unt at least 7:30 with the lanes this might not affect your driv coming off thearquinez bridge, slow off interstate80 and toward hercules and pinole. ere's not a great alternate some folks saying you can use the benicia bridge and take highway 4 but that brings y back into the backup. that's not a good option. 680 to 24 through lafayette a inda, that coulde a good flow if 680 is an option for orange as well, that f might present an issue and getting toward the slow moving carquinez bridge a look at the rest of the y, a kip cal build. noa problem as far as t chp is concerned. the northbound krou starting to pick up but 101 here north of 680, a ltle slowg, the rest the area use caution because of the fog. a live look and see how things ar shaping up for01 the drive through san jose, and the peninsula i clear aside fromhe fog. >> thank you verymuch. 6:. a catch to ts year's crab season. new rules as fishermen head out from b area peer >> a big day f janet yellen. >> scott,og out there might cause you trouble. there a live look at san jose. >> a look at today's t

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