us. looking outside at the courthouse in clarendon and the district. the skies are clear.e will see more clouds through the overnight hours. 61 degrees at reagan national airport. winds ticking up out of the south-southwest. the day temperature for now at 61. our average 54. in 2006.d, 78 setback now we are at 57, now 58 degrees. it is live. leesburg at 60. our final stop takes us to silver spring, now at 58 degrees. a cool start this morning, only in the upper 30's. temperatures have warmed up nicely. 63 in fredericksburg. and hagerstown. the wind speed and direction -- out of the south-southwest. boy, it is breezy. the winds will he is a little bit through the overnight hours. rail -- well air, to the north and east of us has is looking at cooler temperatures, but that is not until thursday. look at the 24 hour temperature change. we are 10 degrees colder at reagan national airport. this is our futurecast moving through the next 48 hours. clouds will increase just a little bit. a mix of sun and clouds. that will bump our temperatures back into the middle to upper 60's to

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us. looking forward to meeting the parents try to update. in the pool we all were quite rude to be equipped with special report that the rioting and will begin. local media have good people of history of the show trying to shed the children would delay it was already out of it that no court date due to mention that we made it feel contented. seoul the twenty twenty three people attempted to storm the sleepy pura cup form a new korean open. it is good according to people from the progress i have. i'd go ahead according to reports from the caribbean the peak a shout derek took happen to cook bake eat there. the pp can touch the cake looked like he knew that it is looking to pick up the cry this is exactly what all sides wanted to avoid it you think we could see a military conflict. they have already been made to coach an overhaul to ongoing standoff between the russian and ukrainian troops will and how we can upgrade it to improve the care that you could say that the court because of shifting from a political commitment to that age. we have a

us. looking at aa winter storm watch right now. more than likely that will upgrade to a warning tomorrow. some areas may see a weather advisory. snow totals could move our way. i don't think we have a choice. we will get an upgrade. this is what it looks like tomorrow afternoon. changing over to sleep, as we moved throughout the overnight hours on monday. rush-hour commute to change over from sleet to snow. by afternoon, all of this is out of here. skies begin to clear. how much know to expect? our in-houseodel, model. it shows anywhere between four inches of snow to eight inches of snow. i think we can add another one inch to 1.5 inches. thinkinghat we are right now. this could shift further south. this could shift her their to the s north. allotted shift to between now and when the snow begins on monday. daytime highs tomorrow, 49-56 degrees. a cold monday. a cold tuesday. the system should be out of here by late monday. then we are watching the potential for a another storm on friday. we will talk about that at another time. we

so i asked our next guest, deb horn, a fitness trainer, to show us what to look out for in a workout that could potentially hurt us after we go into menopause. thanks for being here. >> so nice to be here. >> so you heard the question. do we have to exercise differently after menopause? >> we do. we absolutely do. you know, as we approach menopause when we're in menopause our hormones are changing. it's changing everything from your mood to your waistline. and these hormones, they affect where weight is collected on your body. so when you exercise, you increase endorphins that go to the brain and impacts everything from your mood to your waistline. >> where are some of the trouble spots in the body after menopause? >> we have to take care of obviously our midsection. that's kind of where women tend to collect weight. we have to maintain bone health, heart health and peace of mind, soul health i like to call it. it's important to maintain all of these things which is why i came up with a workout plan created just for menopausal women. >> i want to know how you thought of this. >> i tea

shows us the sand covered but melting ice as you look back on michigan. nicole walker sends us this fella. the problem he is: to melt as we warm up. that is quite a sculpture. >> as this next arm spends up south of us. demand effect will be to give as a chilly start to the upcoming weekend. by sunday we will go to 61 inland. it will be cooler at the lake. 65 all areas during the day on monday. that is amazing. that is the warmest temperature in over four months. you can see the cloud lingering over us right now. the rain and snow have produced are departing. these clouds on the north friends might affect the area. later tonight we will start under cloudy skies and seas some sunshine emerge during the day and a lot of son expected on thursday. look at the wind gust that occurred here in chicago at the british school. these are the winds that dino was referring to. other wind gusts in crystal lake. >> there were pretty strong across the area. almost half an inch of rain for all.rainfall. the biggest rainfall we have had an almost 15 days. our models suggest

and a live view from our camera, right across the street from us looking towards bay bridge. e forecast features periods of rain continue overnight. we had a break tomorrow afternoon and wednesday. but look at this trail of moisture. extending back towards hawaii is bringing a steady stream of moisture. another bit of help in reducing our rainfall. rain continues to move through, look at this, 5:00 in the morning start of rush hour, rain wide spread from north bay and south ward and eastward out into inland east bay. and mid day, rain moving northward. a dry afternoon. and totals perhaps as much as three quarters of an inch. and less than a tenth of an inch in the south bay. overnight tonight, showers, low temperatures on the mild side. tomorrow's highs from 60s on the coast to mid to upper 60s inland. light rain and showers give waying to sunny conditions. sunday marks beginning of daylight savings time at 2:00 a.m . so don't forget to set your clocks forward. >> here is our final oscar winner. kevin c is last of seven to win a year's worth of movie tickets. >> so congratulat

the world used to look to america for moral leadership but those days are long gone. mr. graham, you're the son of billy graham, america's preacher, spiritual adviser to every u.s. president since world war ii. your father when he was running the show was careful to strike an inclusive even nonpartisan note. even though he opposes same-sex marriage, he has never called for oppression of or violence against gays and lesbians. in fact, in 1997 during a revival in san francisco, your father said, what i want to preach about in san francisco is the love of god. people need to know that god loves them no matter what their ethnic background or sexual orientation. and yet you accuse our president of turning his back on god, of abandoning the nation's children to the gay and lesbian agenda. let's be clear about what we're talking about here. about what exactly is on that agenda. it's things like guarantees we be able to work and make i living without being fired for who we love or for how our families look.

by monday we'll drop temperatures down as the cold front gets a little bit closer to us. look for cooler temperatures on monday and we'll we bound again by the middle of the week. if you're making plans as well for oakland this is how you'll fare the next five days or so. 76 for your sunday and level off into the 70s by the middle part of next week. overnight temperatures upper 40s to low 50s. here is a look at our highs for your sunday. they just look terrific. a little above where we should be for this year. san jose 80. the peninsula, 80. 818 for santa rosa. interior east bay, 81 for pittsburgh. for st. patrick's day, the luck of the irish may not be with us. we'll cool down a bit. bring some clouds in and by wednesday and thursday the first day of spring when spring arrives after 9:00 this evening. temperatures will slowly start to warm up a bit. >> thank you so much. >>> a little bay bridge preview. we have to ketchup on the left and mustard on the right. he gave up two home runs before the fans were settled in. makes it 4-0. two men on and serves up the three. watch the

impacts that analysis was considered to make the next phase to again put that in context you'll see us look at the 19th avenue i think line as part of the geneva corridor study and the analysis that's being evaluated with the embarcadero sector and this is to put them on an even footing so the sfmta can look at them comprehensively. it was looked at by community members by supervisor chiu's support >> thank you to tilly changing reminding us of the work that's been done. so supervisor kim and i'm sorry this is a comment not a question this is on the second street plan again happy to supporting this through prop k it's increased for pedestrian lighting and i want to push for the underground cost maybe i'm getting the calculations wrong but i want to have a conversation about your improvement plan. that's a comment >> and i wanted to thank the staff. so ms. chang we've stopped our comments and now we should take another roll call. is there a motion. it's been moved by supervisor london breed and kim supervisor london breed supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor yee. this item passes >> th

now, while this rainfall has been good for us lately, we're still looking at a huge deficit across the bay area. we're down more than 8 inches for the water year. so not going to solve the drought but it's going to be good for us. >> look forward to that rain tomorrow. >>> still ahead, who is the best pizza tosser? he's from the bay area. we also have jimmy. >> bill cosby is my guest tonight. we're on next. >>> new data suggesting autism starts before birth. for the first time researchers found specific brain abnormalities in children with autism. scientists had suspected the disorder starts in the womb. the new study found children with autism have undeveloped cells in their brain, and the altered cells are in a part of the brain that develops during pregnancy. experts say these findings may help doctors diagnose the disorder earlier. the deadline for obamacare is less than five days away. but officials announced if you start the application process before march 31, which is the deadline, you'll have until april 15 to finish that application and get health coverage. cover california i

by monday we'll drop temperatures down as the cold front gets a little bit closer to us. look for cooler temperatures on monday and we'll we bound again by the middle of the week. if you're making plans as well for oakland this is how you'll fare the next five days or so. 76 for your sunday and level off into the 70s by the middle part of next week. overnight temperatures upper 40s to low 50s. here is a look at our highs for your sunday. they just look terrific. a little above where we should be for this year. san jose 80. the peninsula, 80. 818 for santa rosa. interior east bay, 81 for pittsburgh. for st. patrick's day, the luck of the irish may not be with us. we'll cool down a bit. bring some clouds in and by wednesday and thursday the first day of spring when spring arrives after 9:00 this evening. temperatures will slowly start to warm up a bit. >> thank you so much. >>> a little bay bridge preview. we have to ketchup on the left and mustard on the right. he gave up two home runs before the fans were settled in. makes it 4-0. two men on and serves up the three. watch the

and she looked at us with this blank look, she looked at us and said we're fine, we're going to be okay something like that. she looked back out the windshield and she just made a left turn and like dove into the ocean with the van. and we said we got to get them kids out. and one kid in the back seat screamed out, please help us, our mom's trying to kill us. >> stacy, let me turn to you, you were actually the first person to actually reach the children. what were you thinking was going on here? did you think it was an accident? or were you aware quite quickly, this was quite deliberate, this mother who was clearly fairly deranged at the time hat deliberately driven the suv into the ocean? >> after she made that turn, i figured it had become deliberate. because we, again, me and tim was trying to get her out of the water. and she got far away from us enough to we couldn't touch the van at all anymore and she shot off towards the deeper end and from there we knew it was serious. it was deliberate. >> and what was the mother's condition? obviously your first thought was to save these kids

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bill karins is following this for us. look at the rain totals. >> this month has been incredible for rain. record pace in the pacific northwest. almost 8 inches of rain this month alone. it is raining again this morning. rivers are at very high levels. if you saw the picture there, one of the rivers sneaks right through the mudslide. so not only is it not drying out, but it is even getting more soggy in that area. you can see from your left to the right, that little brown inside the green, that is the actual river that undercut the mountain which they're saying is partially responsible for the mudslide. it's raining again out there right now. over the next five day, we're expecting another possibly 2 inches of rain. seattle times website has a great write up and there is explaining to do because this has had numerous slides in the last 50 years. army corps of engineerstastroph happen. >> and potential more interference from another mudslide. so we move on to talk about what is happening internationally with the g-8 because it'

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we will have a weak system that rides over us. looksike thursday into friday may see temperatures come down a little bit. may see an increase in our clouds. that's going to be about it. fortunately we're not going to see any rain any time soon. and that will keep us mostly sunny. the sinking air associated with that ridge of high pressure will keep us well above the seasonal average. any where from 5-15 degrees from where we should be. as we end winter and say hello to spring. temperatures in the 60s to a few 70s along the coast. and widespread mid-to upper 70s. as we get going tomorrow morning. it will be a different story. upper 30s in the forecast for areas like san rosa. 45 expected in fremont. you get closer to the bay and it's not as cold. san jose 42. 50 degrees expected in san francisco. but by the afternoon, take a look at the numbers had and 75 for santa rosa. 70 san francisco. low 70s in oakland. heading to the south bay, even warmer temperatures we see in areas like san jose. 76 morgan hill. 79 expected in gillroy this after

us. >> look at her walk.teyer seems to have moved comfortably from ceo to his new role as environmental caretaker, but it remains to be seen if his passion and deep pockets are enough to conquer keystone. >> i think my parents had a strong sense of participating in the community, which is all i really think i am doing. ♪ >> congressman john dingell and his years in congress. the ukraine debacle, and margaret carlson debates the political pull of bill clinton. we begin the program with a longest serving member of congress, ever. served with 11 presidents. it is a privilege to have john dingell.

we don't want to know that because it might make us look bad. surveys in private firms, they're doing just that, making law look bad. cheryl: he is rye signing later this month. will there be more fallout from what happened with obamacare -- especially we're a few weeks away from the next deadline? >> the administration's goal is at this point delay everything that is politically painful past the november elections. some cases years past the november elections. hope as time goes on more people sign in. the fait accompli. the law is up and running. nothing you can do about it. cheryl: hasn't been gutted? the administration were asked about this the changes that they made. the most recent change they made was, now delaying, you can keep your plan for three years if you like it. that is sour news for somebody that got rid of their insurance at end of last year, coverage they liked. we seen the cancer patient kicked off her insurance plan as well. they gave medium and large-sized employers more of a break. seems to me that the guts of the law are act

let us look at where stocks are trading. about an hour left in the trading session.ing steadily on the rally. the s&p and the dow up at least 0.7%. the nasdaq is leading gains, up 1.25%. technology, part of the reason we are seeing the advance. that is highlight a couple of tech movers. berkeley's upgrading shares of hewlett-packard and raising the price target. the analysts saying that hp's execution remain solid in printing. shares in microsoft are trading at the highest level since july of 2000. willeo satya nadella unveil his vision for the company next week, when he unveils a version of office for the apple ipad. for more on microsoft and the rest of the tech sector, i am joined by the s&p capital head of tech sector research. interesting about microsoft is that so many people sort of got caught in that value trap for so long. he started not go anywhere. when you look at the longer-term chart, going back to 2000, it may be starting to break out from those levels. do you think we are seeing that long-awaited microsoft breakout? >> i do not know if we will see a b

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and a live view from our camera, right across the street from us looking towards bay bridge. these forecast features periods of rain continue overnight. we had a break tomorrow afternoon and wednesday. but look at this trail of moisture. extending back towards hawaii is bringing a steady stream of moisture. another bit of help in reducing our rainfall. rain continues to move through, look at this, 5:00 in the morning start of rush hour, rain wide spread from north bay and south ward and eastward out into inland east bay. and mid day, rain moving northward. a dry afternoon. and totals perhaps as much as three quarters of an inch. and less than a tenth of an inch in the south bay. overnight tonight, showers, low temperatures on the mild side. tomorrow's highs from 60s on the coast to mid to upper 60s inland. light rain and showers give waying to sunny conditions. sunday marks beginning of daylight savings time at 2:00 a.m . so don't forget to set your clocks forward. >> here is our final oscar winner. kevin c is last of seven to win a year's worth of movie tickets. >> so congrat

us. looking at cooler weather tomorrow so the coastal cooling today will spread into some of our inland valley tomorrow so computer animation showing you exactly where the gray is right now. pretty good there. it's going to be a pretty cloudy day along the coast tomorrow. cooling sea breeze impact our inland area. look how much temperatures will fall santa rosa from 75 to 72. 3 degree drop exploratorium you have already pretty much bottom out. oakland 6 degrees cooler. you go from the 70's to the upper 60's. you will notice that. san jose 74 today dropping to 68 tomorrow. 9 degrees cooler in livermore. only 69 high of 78 today so definitely will need the long sleeves especially if near the kotas you look at our computer animation next week we watch a cold front. could see a little bit of rain around the middle of next week. so when i say little i mean few hundredths of an inch. tomorrow morning bundle up with the gray skies around could be a little misty. low 40's to low 50's. it's cool out there. you need the sweater or jacket for the afternoon as well along the coast. 59 in half man bay. 63

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and this poor woman here, the mother of us all, he looks down on her as if she were only the mother of us three bastards. oh, please. in the name of these two little children, i beg up. oh, my god. she's gonna faint. quick, a chair! a chair for this poor widow. stand back now. give her some air. look at her. look at her! no. stop it please. let them see you. no, i beg of you. don't let this man carry out his plan. you must prevent it. it's horrible. is this lady your wife? yes, sir, my wife. then how does it come about that she's a widow if you're still alive? she had another man. it is in this fact that her drama lies, another man. who has the good luck to be dead. we are still in mourning for him. her drama doesn't lie in the love of two men. she is not a woman. she is a mother, and her drama and how powerful it is-- her drama lies entirely in these four children, the children of the two men she had. my god, what a show. and we're the audience for once. are you enjoying it, dear? let's listen to them, hmm? mm? let's hear what they've got to say. yes. yes, listen to the chunk of philo

us. looking at the weather wall we are going to have rain in the morning. >> we are. i want to show you the rain time line. 9:00 tomorrow morning, rain for the north bay and in san francisco by 11:00. and eventually to san jose in the early afternoon by about 2:00 and clears out by the evening hours. overall with the storm system we are expecting by 9:00 p.m. a few showers to linger around. totals will range from .1 an inch in the south bay to .35 in the north bay. the best and highest accumulations in the north bay and the coast. >> a nice spring shower. >> yeah. >> don't forget your umbrella. bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- arnold schwarzenegger. carson daly. musical guest, vampire weekend.

us. >> look at her walk. tom steyer seems to have moved comfortably from c.e.o.s new role as environmental caretaker, but it remains to be seen if his passion and deep pockets are enough to conquer keystone. >> i think my parents had a strong sense of participating in their community, which is all i really think i'm doing. ♪ >> we are finding it, we are testing it, we are there as they build it. we are on a quest to show you the most cutting-edge companies on the brink of the future. tonight, we visit the epicenter of the american robotics industry, boston. i will start at irobot, the pioneering company at the head of it all. >> it has a very mars rover quality to it. >> i will meet baxter, whose goal it is to bring american jobs back from overseas. >> i will visit harvest automation, where they develop robots to do the back-breaking work no one wants to do. >> "bloomberg brink" -- companies that break the mold,

the bad weather is to the north of us in the form of some snowfall. lookthis wind its depiction. direction from which it is coming. that is three this evening. tonight the wind is turned around. by morning it is still windy. by noon tomorrow we go westerly. a little push of cooler air. the snowfall of the next 48 hours is plotted right there. michelin to the jet stream. there's the shock of cooler air tomorrow. the warmer air comes in on thursday. >> east to southeast wind will keep the city and lakefront cool. there is the chill of for the weekend. going into early next week. there's even colder air next week. we're not done with the chill >> 46 tomorrow falling to the '30's during the day. sunshine a fair during the day. sunshine a fair amount of the day. 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. we weren't flapping in the wind, or anything. we were lying on our stomachs. you wer

in signac's painting of the road to gennevilliers, the artist makes us look across an open space to the line of factories in the industrial township of asnieres. marked out for future development, awaiting houses and factories, this sheer expanse of empty terrain is disturbing. we have to wonder why any painter could conceive of painting a scene apparently so devoid of incident and meaning. it was in this marginal territory that the modern could almost be grasped. could painting make visual sense of such a landscape and its meanings? perhaps only by keeping at a distance or making your paintings a purely formal or stylistic exercise. for instance, in seurat's view over the field of lucon to the distant factory town of saint-denis, we see very little in the vast, empty foreground except a lot of brushwork. characterizing what was then called the new art was a growing concern with questions of style, technique, and form. groups of artists formed around different styles and programs, and they began to compete intensely with each other. one critic wrote, "all these tendencies make me think

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we also have the feeling that the french society is looking after us, and looking into the case.s is also very important. >> if found guilty, pascal faces a life term. more significantly his case could set a precedent for many more row wan dans to be tried on french soil. thousands of miles away this case is being watched as quell. because it has been perceived that the french wheels of justice have turned far too slowly when it comes to rwanda. so watch closely here and also in rwanda where there is a feeling of a need to move on, but also the hunger for justice also exists there. >> emma thanks very much indeed for that. emma hayward updating us from paris. >>> that trial as we say in paris which apparently is suffering huge pollution now. what is going on in france? >> it has to do with the industrial situation there of course -- [ laughter ] >> yeah, i don't think we can quite blame it on that. but it has to do with high pressure essentially. the air is actually dirtier than the air that we have in beijing at the moment. here is the area of high-pressure, and that's what is t

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and uses restrictions so as ricky highlighted we went to the state legislator to look for the narrow expectations to the trust rules everyone above the ground floor would the affordable housing so we're trying to get the best of both world double dipping as ricky said. we're sell it for a credit as if we are selling it for the commercial land but we get a credit and we're essentially saying yes you can do the affordable housing above the ground floor. the uses on the ground floor of parking which has been a lack active use and even the retail opportunities we can study those further and report back to the commission at our pleasure before we go ahead and issue an rfp and have a developer on where had we ask our developers to accountability the feasibility in regard to port revenue. >> so wire saying above the floor retail parking is not included. >> that's correct. >> and then the guidance would the mo u not include any possible combination so since we have someone from the mayor's office of housing can they not speak to this and the solicitation. i'm chime in arrest a

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