. >> for us being offshore with high currents, the currents take away any remains that stay on the cagecessary. >> lunchtime? >> lunchtime for the fish, that is correct, hatch open -- look at the clarity of the water. >> it is so clear and calm. >> the next stage is just to have an automated feeding system that will feed the 10 cages we plan to have out here. it is remote controlled on a feeding barge. every cage gets what is needs everyday. >> let's feed these suckers. all right. >> custom-made feed. >> there you go. cooked it myself. can i jump in there? here goes nothing. what are the greatest challenges on selling clients on the technology? >> we really have two types of clients. the new people who want to get into aquaculture, and that is a very steep learning curve. the other challenge is the existing fish farmers who are using surface pens. they have a multitude of questions. there is skepticism from the general public in terms of how fish farms work. there is skepticism from the traditional existing commercial fish farms that this can be done in the open ocean. we have got a lot

be? all flights beyond 120 miles offshore use gps to determine their location and use that to communicate with the ground. but the gap between communications can be as long as an hour. >> the airplanes are getting the data back to the controllers is difficult. >> reporter: not only difficult to pinpoint where the plane hit water but difficult to determine how far it might have traveled after that. >> account glide a long way under the water to a different location. they don't go straight down and with the currents account cover a lot of distance before it settles. >> reporter: there could be better locator technology but it would be at a cost. >> you could do something where the plane could release something that floated on the surface. >> reporter: but with nothing found of flight 370, theories are emerging there might have been foul play. >> it smells nefarious. two things i could think of, one would be an explosion and one would be a hijacking or the highlights or one or more of the pilots are involved. >> reporter: just to let you now how frustrating this is for the search crews, mala

this high will be over us tomorrow so it will generate more offshore winds in the morning, by tomorrowe winds will shift more owner onshore. that's caveat how much heating we'll have before that wind shift. we'll go with more wind, especially on the coast you may cool a few degrees as those on-shore winds will start to develop. thanks othis cold front, not only will it bring us that cool shift but will generate some long large swells by tomorrow afternoon. high be surf advisory, being we have being swells near the coast, 11 feet monterey bay as well as 9 feet bodega bay, 18 feet breakers. everyone is going to want to go to the beach tomorrow but keep that in mind, we could have some rip currents as well. livermore 83, trend 70 by monday, we'll bump things up by next week. if you are planning to spend a couple of days in oakland, 76, then we bring things down to about the upper 60s on monday as that cold front gets a little bit closer to us. cool temperatures, upper '40s to right near 50°, that fog wit wil sit near the coast. upper 70s near the peninsula, half moon bay, tomorrow, 70°, c

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us. that will be big rain for the pacific northwest. for us this area moves in on sunday. cuts across and brings us rain on sunday. high clouds out there right now. you see them offshore.t see a little coastal fog tonight. as we look at the forecast for tomorrow there's your morning. see it's kind of hazy sunshine throughout the day on saturday. temperatures come in the yellows are 70s. there's going to be lots of upper 60s and low 70s tomorrow. mostly sunny partly sunny skies. here's the system i'm tracking out here. it's going to set us up tomorrow. it's going to stay offshore.so -- offshore. so we're back in the 60s. as we head into sunday, this system just clips us to the north. it's going to turn cloudy. i think sunday is all about cloudy all day. a chance of sprinkles late in the day. here we are friday night. here we go into saturday morning. good day. there's sunday not bad. our saturday afternoon pardon me. but kind of clouds up in the evening and the rain stays north. sunday still cloudy. sunday morning is very cloudy. rain tries to drop down by sunday night but stays warm. there's your sunday. it's just cloudy. doesn't look like it's going to be wet. but ove

us. that will be big rain for the pacific northwest. for us this area moves in on sunday. cuts across and brings us rain on sunday. high clouds out there right now. you see them offshore.t see a little coastal fog tonight. as we look at the forecast for tomorrow there's your morning. see it's kind of hazy sunshine throughout the day on saturday. temperatures come in the yellows are 70s. there's going to be lots of upper 60s and low 70s tomorrow. mostly sunny partly sunny skies. here's the system i'm tracking out here. it's going to set us up tomorrow. it's going to stay offshore.so -- offshore. so we're back in the 60s. as we head into sunday, this system just clips us to the north. it's going to turn cloudy. i think sunday is all about cloudy all day. a chance of sprinkles late in the day. here we are friday night. here we go into saturday morning. good day. there's sunday not bad. our saturday afternoon pardon me. but kind of clouds up in the evening and the rain stays north. sunday still cloudy. sunday morning is very cloudy. rain tries to drop down by sunday night but stays warm. there's your sunday. it's just cloudy. doesn't look like it's going to be wet. but ove

be with us tomorrow morning. today we get enough of an offshore breeze. pay. 60s, 70s, coast, might pick up a westerly breeze. later today but i think if you are heading to the coast, cassie jean tweeted me. it will be nice. tomorrow will be much cooler. if you want to sneak over. it's hard to see. it doesn't pick up here. it's very shallow. there won't be much today. still some 30s around. half moon bay made it, i think to 39. still a couple of 30s holding on. probably warmer than that. that observation is an hour old. clear, it will be nice, sunny, mild to warm today. 40 in ukiah. they were in the 30s. a lot of 30s. a bunch. if you thought it was cold for some, it was. high pressure wins out. there will be a dip in the temperatures. 60s, 70s, low 70s. cool it down tomorrow. first tray of spring, a cooldown. next week cooks looler. 70s today -- looks cooler. 70s today. san rafael, novato sonoma, st. helena, clearlake. cass though valley, hayward, 72 -- castro valley, hey hayward. spring begins tomorrow morning. it will be nice going into the weekend. >> t

pressure to the north of us, that's allowing for the compressional heating as the high pushes down on the atmosphere, allowing for a slight offshore flow. but the flip side of that will behis system that will brush us to the north on monday. that's going to bring the cooler temperatures, the breezy winds. but before then, the sells begin to build along the coast. pretty dangerous beach conditions, particularly tomorrow, from about noon to about 8:00 on monday with the westerly swells12 to 14 feet. breakers up to 18 feet. they are continuing to build. high temperatures ranging from the low to mid-70s. look at half moon bay. 77 palo alto with 78 in san jose, as well as napa today. morgan hill could touch around 80 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so maybe even warmer in some spots inland tomorrow with a few records. monday cooler and breezier. still lots of sunshine. the temperatures will cool around the bay and at the coast throughout the middle of the week but the coolest days look to be the end of the upcoming work week with the return to the 50s on the shoreline. abc7 news has another great weather resource for you to follow. follow live doppler 7hd

be a lot with the system. there are some areas of rain already up in the north coast and up into mendocino county and also into sonoma county. still offshore for us little bit after for some. but the system will weaken as it moves to the peninsula, south bay and east bay. a lot of cloud cover. big change. it's the first of what could be many impulses. there's not much here until we get back to this part of the section of the front you can see some of the rain beginning to move out no reports yet of anything significant. it's a sign of things to come. 40s on the temperatures. we did have 30s. they are going you. it's been in the 30s all morning long for santa rosa and napa. now finally the cloud cover a little breeze coming in. that will send the temperature up a little bit. it will be a cold day up north. the key is cold air and good jet stream support. clouds on the increase. rain developing. not too much for some. a little heavier to the north. the breeze showing signs of picking up. it will be cooler with 50s and 60s. here's sal. >>> steve, we we've spotted something on the willow pass grade. we just spotted it. it looks like it's a crash betw

as we get strong offshore winds out of the north-northeast and they will be with us right through 8:00 tomorrow morning. we'll have the forecast coming up. >>> thousands of pills disappear from california drugstores. the evidence points to an inside job. the rampant problem exposed at cvs. >> the cat, we don't know what to do about the cat. he's gone -- he is trying to attack us. >> held hostage by their house cat. the vicious attack that trapped a family in their bedroom. >> and forget everything you've heard about booking airline tickets. the sure-fire strategy to save money on your flight. ,,,,,, new construction that is >>> chopper 5 live right now above a fire in san francisco. it is burning at 4th and china basin. it's new construction that's burning. within the past few minutes, authorities called for a second alarm on this one. we'll keep an eye on it for you. >>> tens of thousands of prescription painkillers are missing from a number of california cvs pharmacies. and now the dea is getting involved. derek shore on how it could happen and the fear the pills may end up on the bl

offshore breeze. sfo 28. the advisory will take us until 8:00. some areas not effected. you will be effected with lots of sunshine if that's what you like. windy and warm today. clear skies. afternoon temps 60s to 70s. they will go low 80s up toward santa rosa. but it will be close for a few with lots of mid to upper 70s. here is sal. >>> we are looking at a commute that is off to a decent start on this wednesday. the traffic looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza with no major problems getting into the city. about a ten minute drive here. also the morning commute looks good but it is windy. you can feel it in some of the causeways. our camera is certainly registering the wind. 580 westbound it is off to a good start. 4:31, let's go back to the desk. >>> continuing coverage of the massive fire in san francisco that could be seen all over the bay area. this is what it looked like right across the street when the fire broke out yesterday afternoon. the the woman that shot this video was on the seventh floor apartment across the street from the building that caught on fire. it started

higher elevation vasions looking at light showers and this will be the pattern throughout the day today as a cold front sits offshore and brings usof cloud cover and perhaps some areas of light rain from time to time. east bay hills camera, temperatures in the low 50s from redwood city, 53 in los gatos. san francisco, 55 degrees in half moon bay at 54. you can see the clouds here from our exploratorium camera where numbers range from about 50 in our east bay valleys by the delta, 53 in napa and 54 in san rafael so certainly not as chilly as it could be with the overcast and the higher humanity, not too bad out there. scattered showers on tap throughout the day today and we'll look for the possibility of more rain headed our way tomorrow. unfortunately these systems do not contain a lot of rain and they're not strong, and not everyone will see the rain, so we'll time it out for you in a few moments. first you can see what's offshore it's the cold front that is unorganized and as we sit to the east of it, that onshore flow will bring intermittent light showers from time to time and overall will be stuck in the pattern throughout mu

oakland air, and 76 yesterday and it will still be pretty good and they don't have that howling offshore breeze and tell and for us it is clear. 40s and 50sp. >>> and in concord and new buchanan it is 41 so there is our low there. that will impact with a lot of clouds not much else. it is 19 in boston and 22 in new york and they have gone from mild and warm that is really cold air and that he had lost 60 out ahead of it. there is some very active weather, much cooler for them. we are under clear skies. and she does and it looks good up terrible 70s to near 80s. sunny and warm, a cooler morning, not as breezy as well, highs 60s and 70s, low-to-mid 70s and pushing forwards gilroy after yesterday's 82 - next week does look cool terrible if and jay c penny is trying interest to to to reach it and that's in response to the other one. >>> and the national average to keep a home warm with natural gas 665 dozen and the cost for electric is $994, a 5% hike. that it is because of the cost. >>> and the multi- million dollar development it sits near and what may be done to save it. >> the action public tenants are taking sayi

offshore. we will be looking at this to protect us for the next several days, keeping this system at bay.ng showers. temperatures today in oakland near 70 degrees. but tomorrow almost as mild. average high 63. we are above normal. here comes the rain tuesday and wednesday. we recover a bit to near average by the end of the week. you will notice we are still in the 60s by the end of the upcoming work week. and another system headed our way next saturday. here's a look at the animation for tomorrow. you see the low clouds and fog. tonight into tomorrow we are dry. but this is tuesday morning in the north bay. we've got rain this is the first weak system. another system behind it that will get the south bay wet. scattered showers at the south bay tuesday night. and wednesday this one making more of an impact with perhaps an inch of rain. that's wednesday and thursday. this is the long-range forecast that takes us out a week from tomorrow, march 31st. notice we are still looking at rainfall upwards of an inch, inch and a half. we haven't seen this in quite some time. with the second system he

areas are high pressure shows a calming influence today and offshore wind will bring us temperatures warmer-than-average through next week. it will bewill be nice for st. patrick's day on monday. driving high-profile vehicle you need to be careful. >>> we have downed trees and big rigs swerving in and out of lanes because the gusts are so strong. we will look what is happening across our bridges starting with richmond and san rafael with active cars pulling to the toll plaza at only 13 minutes to head across the water. the bay bridge toll plaza shows traffic backed up from the maze with c.h.p. issued high wind advisory moving into san francisco. keep both hands on the wheel. here is the san mateo bridge, 14 minutes to make it to the peninsula but it looks dark, and the lights are out on the bridge so be definitely. it doesn't appear to affect traffic with no reports of accidents and a report of an accident on the off ramp that is pushed offer to the surface street. >> seven things to know before you go. stay ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a suba

. >> yes,ly be tracking that rain because tomorrow morning we wake up with steady rainfall. i will point to the system that will bring us some rain. it's still offshoreding edge bringing rain to areas like crescent city and eureka. a little bit of drizzle out there as well. but for the most part we will be dry for today. today a lot like yesterday. a mix of sun and clouds. just a slight chance for a few scattered showers especially over the north bay. again ahead of that system that will roll in in time for your saturday. temperatures 52-degrees in concord. 54 napa. low 50s antioch. along the peninsula we have 54 in redwood city. into the north bay 52. 4 in novato. definitely one of the cooler spots this morning. all and all not a bad start for the day. for your afternoon temperatures in the 60s with a few 70s out there as well. 70 degrees for livermore. 70 morgan hill. around the bay wide spread 60s pupper 60s redwood city. 68 for fremont. 66 hayward. and for our inland communities 68 for napa. if we go east we have 69 in fairfield. 69 expected in antioch. mostly cloudy skies maybe a sprinkle over areas like santa rosa, maybe napa, shouldn't be a bi

offshore. i'm looking at this moisture stream. here's eureka and the bay area and extending out to the southwest and us and that treatment stream will beused up to the north the next 24 hours. this will pay us a visit as well. for today, the next system we're expecting the rainfall to make a comeback for the late afternoon and evening commute. but rainfall totals, not -- they won't be adding up to much. here is a look with the rainfall totals out there. most areas between .10 in the inland valleys to possibly .5. north bay hills we could have amounts approaching 1 inch, the coastal hills, some more significant rainfall. here's our forecast model. we'll put it into motion, the rainfall focused up to the north, up towards santa rosa and then later on this evening especially after 6:00, the line moves to the south at 10:00 and 11:00, still pushing tlul the area. tomorrow a lot of clouds the possibility of a leftover shower, skies becoming partly cloudy into the afternoon. forecast highs in the 60s to right around 70 degrees. a lot of cloud cover and the rainfall developing especially late this afternoon up in the north bay, gradually spre

us. a lot of problems across the state. >> this storm is wide reaching across all of california. that area of low pressure, the core of the storm the offshore. that's going to be moving towards los angeles the next 18 hours. as it does so, we'll see these spikes of moisture coming out from the center. we'll have the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. we'll let you know when this clears out coming up. >>> still ahead at 11:00, covered california may not have you covered. the glitch leaving thousands of people without health care. >> oh, my god. he's back. he wasn't leaving me. >> back from the dead. this man was zipped up in a body bag at a funeral home. how workers realized he was actually alive. >>> also, show me the menu. google's new strategy for food. >>> a developing story overseas. a russian invasion or a peacekeeping mission? a dangerous new turn in ukraine tonight after thousands of armed russian troops arrived. russian soldiers have surrounded two main airports in southern ukraine. they flew in by helicopter and came in on a russian warship. russia says it's there for security purposes only to help prevent anymore up rest in the country. but some

so is it in fact anticipated that had this bill would be used for the purpose of actually seizing assets of russian oligarchs that are held offshore in the united states or europe or elsewhere? >> our president will be meeting with heads of state in europe to discuss next steps. this would give the president the ability to freeze those assets. and i would argue that the specter of those assets being freezed will focus the minds of those close to president putin. this is not as confrontational as other approaches that might be suggested, but it is one that i think is effective because the amount of wealth we're talking about, the amount of ill gotten games and the amount of influence that these people have is truly disproportionate. russia is no longer a society in which the direct influence of the people are as influential as those who replaced them by being close to the head of state. and so their input, i think at the end of the day, is going to be important. i've raised other leverage that we have in the legislation as well. but for this issue, that's the calculation. >> thanks for the explanation, mr. chairman. >> thank you. >

us a location. it is not easy to be in a boat, and the airplane, offshore, looking at an airplane or -- looking for an airplane. long should this debris stay on the surface of the sea? will it sink to the bottom? >> it depends on what it is. i am amazed at the size of the pieces that they see floating that could be from an airplane. that does notng break up on the ocean will float. one piece ofhat this airplane to be identified. then, other people will go to work and the people understand ocean currents, wind direction, we record all of that and what is going on in the atmosphere. all that data. and the items of the -- that were drifting started. we're trying to focus in on a search area for those boxes. >> yes. we are getting other debris and a life vest that could come to the surface. they are smaller. our wooden pallets commonly taken on aircrafts question mark >> yes. sometimes, the goods on the palate will float. i have not seen a list of the cargo. we know that it will float. there are many objects on an airplane that would float. >> thank you so much for joining from the national transportat

120 miles offshore the plane uses gps to determine its exact location and then has to communicate those coordinates to controllers on the ground. for many, the gap between communications can beng as an hour, and flight awareness tracks them all hours throughout the day. >> the reality, they're finding them with all sorts of technology and getting the data back to controllers is difficult. >> reporter: the technology does exist to track a plane during every minute of every flight but it is not an easy solution. >> it would require a less expensive transmission of data on the satellites which is not really on the horizon, doesn't seem viable. >> reporter: so what happened to malaysia airlines flight 370 remains a mystery. does it make sense in 2014 that this is happening? >> it doesn't make sense, that is what has everybody scratching their heads. >> reporter: knowing where it went down is only half of the battle. they still have to figure out why, stephanie gosk, nbc news. new york. >>> we'll take a break, we'll be right back in a moment with the story of a man who actually got to drive a ford with the original henry ford. man who got to actually drive a ford with the origina

offshore. >> turkey is still counting the votes of local elections. the ruling party appears to be surging ahead. joining us live to talk about it from london is a turkey expert at chapman house. thank you for being with us. first thoughts on the fact that the early numbers, so that the prime minister's party seems to be in the lead. do you think that will hold? >> it looks like at the moment the preliminary election results in turkey indicate the prime minister recep tayyip erdogan has a sizeable lead in the election somewhere between 44 to 48%, and if that pans out, that will bolster the position in turkey, and it may allow him to push for the - run for the presidential electionslikely to be healed in the summer of -- held in the summer of this year. why support for the prime minister. there has been a lot of controversy, concern. there was the twitter, youtube scandal. why are we seeing these numbers? >> the prime minister's core supporters, which tend to be religious turks don't care about media freedom or the pervasiveness of core ups, what they care about is proceed and butter economic issues, and for

. >> winds will be with us for at leave the next three to six hours. 15 to 25 miles per hour. hoping to clear it out, but take a look at this. the offshore wind tomorrow and our forecast will have more sunny skies returning. 78 in san jose and how does 74 sound to you guys? >> sounds great. >> i'll take it, let's go through the weekend. >> going to stay. thanks for joining us here at ac. >> ann curry jounce us next for "nightly news." >> we'll see you at 6:00. is it the plain? new satellite images from china, do they really show wreckage from flight 370? tonight, late developments on the missing airliner as the search expands once again. >>> deadly explosion, a massive blast in new york city, at least two are dead, dozens injured as the firefighters search for the missing in the still smoldering rubble. >>> and a crisis, a stolen car with a young child trapped inside, a dramatic chase, three different vehicles carjacked along the way. all of it playing out on live television. "nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc news

be stronger than hurricane sandy. mainly offshore. of course, we'll keep you posted. a little more to the east or west could mean more snow, more winds for us true. >> oh, dear. all i got from that was cold, cold. >> cold and stormy. >> thank you, janice. >> we asked who's sitting on the fence in your life. >> that's right. your best tweets coming up next. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjoy the relief! the expedia app helps you save with mobile-exclusive deals download the expedia app text expedia to 75309 expedia, find yours still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. >>> so who's sitting on the fence in your life, america? >> here's our first tweet. all of my buyers are sitting on the fence. >> michelle says, myself about a long-time romance. >> and my best friend is on the fence for not knowing what they want to do with

us and if she says it is cold, it is cold. the joslin meter says it's cold but that offshore breeze is calming down in the northeasterly breeze and there will still be a warm um saturday maybe into sunday and in the 80s here and 90s in southern california. >> it had gusts up to 42 and it is not nearly as windy. there is a hint of a westerly breeze and there is a lot of cloud cover and once it moves out they will start to to warm up. there is a lot more 40s here and the southern california low that has been the cause and things are relaxing and this will start to move off if you are headed to spring training and you may not to have deal with it, snow that has windchills about 5 to 15 pillow and all the way town to atlanta tap there you go. everything as far as active weather goes up and over for us. it will still be clear and not as breezy and warmer weather kicks back in. next week does look cooler, maybe some rain, thursday or friday of next week. a cooler morning and i think you will notice it. the breeze is not much of a factor. still low-to-mid 70s, and it will not take much and the days get longer, and we will start a cooling trend next week. >

us 10 to 20 degrees above where we should be. let's start with what we're looking at. sunny skies expected later on, so clear conditions now, no fog to report. our winds, offshore so that's a warming blend. that will be the case all day long. today we're talking highs that are going to be i would say about 10 degrees above where we should be for this time of year. in fact, south bay, east bay and north bay valleys all going to get back to 78 degrees, even san francisco today. 71 degrees which is about 5 degrees above where we should be this time of year. today kicks off the warming trend. today, 78, tomorrow 81 and look what happens saturday and sunday. not only is the south bay talking about mid 80s. we're going to look at temperatures above average for this time of year so take advantage of the warm weather. it couldn't come at a better time. the weekend looks good to hit some of the area beaches. conter ray, santa cruz at 80 and even warmer for sunday. so surf's up, dude. let's talk where we're headed. it's going to be nice through monday and tuesday. here comes a weak system. it's going to hug the coast toward tuesday night and wednesday, you'll notice how

beyond 120 miles offshore use gps to determine their exact location, then communicate those coordinates to the ground. for many routes around the world the gap between communication can beng as an hour. >> planes are operating all parts of the world with varying technology and getting the data back to controllers is the difficult. >> not only is it difficult to pinpoint and where the plane may have hit the water. it's difficult to estimate how far it may have traveled after that. >> it can glide a long way under the water to a completely different location. they don't go straight down with currents and a lot of other stuff, can cover a lot of distance before it settles. >> even if the plane's black box is submerged it will emit a pinging so that investigators can find it. the problem is it doesn't travel long distances and it's possible the crews haven't gotten close enough yet. >> we have continuing coverage of the missing flight on our website nbcbayarea.com. the "today" show will also cover the story right after "today in the bay." >> in the meantime, let's get a check of your forecast. let's take a live look at san jose and san francisco and the san mateo bridge. be

120 miles offshore use gps to determine their exact location, then communicate coordinates to controllers on the ground. but for many routes around the world the gap between communication can be as long as an hour. >> the reality is these planes are operating with varying technology and getting the data back to controllers is difficult. >> not only is it difficult to pinpoint where the plane may have hit the water, it's also diflt estimate how far it might have traveled after that. >> it can glide a long way under the water to a completely different location. they don't go straight down with the currents and a lot of other stuff it can cover a lot of distance before it settles. >> even if the black box is submerged it will emit a pinging so investigators can find it. the problem is the ping doesn't travel long distances so it's possible crews haven't gotten close enough yet. >> a follow-up for you, a fremont little league team rebuilding one more time after an intentionally set fire to one of its facilities. this is the burned out shell of what was the team's brand new score booth on the warm springs elementary school campus. it was built because the team's previous score boo

be for this time of year in places like san jose, 86 degrees on sunday. it's all because of an area of high pressure positioned on top of us. so we've got offshore winds, this is indicative of what we usually see around our summer months. but a little bit early so it's keeping things toasty. it may have you thinking about the beach. look at this. monterey 79, santa cruz 80. warmer for sunday, places go up additional 2-5 degrees, santa cruz at 82 sunday, even bodega bay known for being chilly 81 degrees. maybe you don't like to hit the beach. head up to tahoe, maybe truckee. in the 50s, even yosemite, 70 degrees. a little bit of something for everybody. you can't complain and perfect in the slopes where they have 72 inches of snow in the upper mountains so all is not lost. let's talk about rain headed our way. once we get through the weekend and 80s, in the 70s, eventually the 60s as a weak system tries to make its way. if we can't get rain we might as well get sunshine. >> you can get sunshine and go to the siegel's nest they have a spa, a pool, all in california. showing a smooth drive. the peninsula moves nicely. nothing dramatic going on. the

we have offshore winds developing today and tomorrow keeping us cloud-free even at the coastline around the state a very nice travel day. but if you have high-profile vehicles, beareful gusty winds in the central valley. 73 sacramento. 67 monterey bay. 72 fresno. skies staying nice and clear all day long. in fact, probably going to stay clear through tomorrow as well as the offshore wind continues. great weather ahead, temperatures in the 60s and low 70s in the south bay this afternoon. 71 san jose. 66 pacifica. east bay temperatures 60s and low 70s. 71 oakland. 70 berkeley. 71 kentfield. looks like we are going to see some beautiful weather ahead for today and some great weather continuing over the next couple of days. plenty of sunshine. in fact, as we look toward this next weekend, these highs going to be 80s in the warmer spots this weekend. that's the first time we'll have seen that in some time. >> my mother-in-law is leaving this weekend so she is not even going to get to enjoy the nice weather. >> ask her to stay longer. [ laughter ] >> is she watching? >> thanks for getting me in trouble. [ laughter ] >> hi! >> i met her. she's lovely. >>> okay. moving

well, for us, what we're trying to do is get a handle on how many jobs are being created, how this is part of the energy revolution. most of the revolution we hear about is onshore. we're offshore are on top of an old exxon field that was bought by energy 21 using new horizontal technology, to be able to bring this field back to life, carl. kelly, all very exciting. it's at the heart of what is happening in the manufacturing revolution in this country. really exciting. i renaissance. >> jim, i thought i read about how the oil rig count is at a high here in the u.s. lately. amid all of the tensions that we've seen with russia, the ukraine, more people than ever looking at our energy policy and saying, what more can we do to increase output for some of the parts of the world? >> well, i think not that far from here it's going to be the first export plant, this is -- an lng plant, by shineer energy, symbol lng. this is largely oil. a natural gas feel another -- it's hard to tell how far we are out, a couple miles out. most of what we're pumping is oil, goes through pipes, right to the refinery in texas. this is gasoline about an hour from now. >> wow. >> only takes an hour? incred

be tuesday and then again on friday. so as we take a look at the pacific satellite picture, you can see all the cloud cover offshore but it takes more than clouds to bring usain, you need that lift, the dynamics in the atmosphere not a whole lot associated with this but still some of this will reach the ground and bring not only the clouds but a few light showers throughout the day today. you've got that going for us. the couple of hours featuring shower activity right on through 9:00 into 10:00, so if you're headed out, don't be surprised if you do see a few light showers but there will be plenty of dry areas as well. so we're going to call it widely scattered showers throughout the day today, 7:00, we've got cloudy skies and temperatures on the mild side mid and upper 60s. so there's our chance of rain tomorrow, tuesday a stronger system comes in wednesday, thursday, not amounting to a whole lot but at least the weak high pressure is not strong enough to keep the storms away so we're allowing for a couple disturbances to visit us through the week ahead. the accuweather seven-day forecast mid and upper 60s today with a chance of scattered showers through

us and the wind today will become from the north. --offshore breezes. we are expected to have our temperatures this afternoon a slight warmer. it will bedegrees. oakland will have a high of 73. a mixture of low to mid 70's throughout the north. 73 expected for santa rosa. today is the warmest day of the week and we will bring the temperatures down and hold it just for thursday and friday, saturday and sunday they would drop. by tuesday we are expecting a system to bring rain. >> >> accidental and interstate 580 in the westbound direction that is backing up. it has became a hot spot. this is affecting you come from dublin. in that after no it is not unusual to see the traffic backed up in this direction but in the morning, we generally get an easy ride from here to hear but that is not the case this morning. expect delays and we will calculate the drive time coming up. in the meantime, more time for your trip into castro valley after commodore rough ride brought to my past. here's a quick look at the bridges. the bay bridge ride west on the still light and easy. heading over to foster said, highway 92 the traffic is fine and so is the r

offshore banks and u.s. taxpayers with secret foreign accounts is difficult and time-consuming. it requires us to use virtually all of the tools at our disposal and to becreative and innovative. we must pursue not just legal avenues such as grand jury subpoenas and john doe summons this. also discussions with this with government to obtain information many. many to make full use of coal operators and whistle-blowers. i can tell you that we are receiving information from such individuals in the offshore cases we're working right now. in appropriate circumstances, the department may seek the enforcement of a bank of nova scotia grand jury subpoena or a john doe summons for swiss bank records, but those tools cannot always be effectively employed. first, they can only be used against a foreign bank that has a u.s. presence, and the majority of the swiss financial institutions that we are currently investigating cannot. second, the use of bank of nova scotia grand jury subpoenas or john doe summons is for extraterritorial records may result in protracted litigation. absent at -- acquiescence by the swiss government a bank may be competent facing contempt s

impacting our weather here, but offshore strong storms building surf for your weekend and a high surf advisory tomorrow, use caution as you head out to the coast. the weather will betch out for the sneaker waves. close to 80 in san jose. and mid to upper 70s in the peninsula and low 70s closer to san francisco and in the tri- valley temperatures for the weekend in the low to mid-80s both today and tomorrow. forecast. sprinkling a little bit, but that's not going last. >> i just felt that drop. okay. won't worry about it. >> march showers brings spring flowers at some point, right? dylan, thanks. >>> you could possibly have one of the best jobs ever. it's an opportunity to take an all-expenses-paid vacation to one of the most luxurious places in the world. >> that would definitely be worth doing, research, right? it's an actual job. you'll be treated to gourmet food, high-end travel, first-class entertainment all the way, and all of it for free. the vacation does involve a teeny bit of work. ron mott has the details. >> reporter: if you've got champagne wishes and caviar dreams but long to turn them into a 24/7/365 reality, a unique, around-the-world experience cou

being done and second of all the e.p.a. has not us has actually any sort of facts environmentally of the dumping in the ocean correct. right well the reports are that offshore fracking has been going on for decades but really this disposal has been going on under the radar radar it wasn't even really up until the last couple of years that journalists uncovered that this was going on that environmentalists and regulators have really taken a close look at this i mean california regulators were were taken aback at the fact that any of this was going on in the very very environmentally sensitive santa barbara channel there and now there are limits to the type of things that are off of these offshore oil rigs you can't all you know you can. and even the fracking fluid that is does have to be treated and goes under strict monitoring if it's under a certain toxicity level it is allowed but if it's to talk to then it does have to be done it is not allowed to be dumped into the ocean. really trust even what they say is you know just talk sick enough to dump but i mean really quickly explain how it works and i think we know about offshore drilling i guess for oil but