they set up and really warm us up. so today that's what's happening. 90s, east bay, you will be the warmest area. livermore 90 degrees. 90 degrees in concord. when it comes to the records, they're actually pretty high for today. this is where we're expecting to break those records. santa rosa, 90 degrees. sfo, 83, forecasting a record for you as well and you can see our temperatures dip a little bit for tomorrow and then we really start to cool off back into perfect weather just in time for mom's day. mother nature, yeah, she's a mother so maybe she did that for herself this year. mike, how's it looking on the roads this time of the morning? >> moms should always treat themselves well, especially mother nature. the bart station, some of those outdoor stations, folks might have a little longer of a wait, macarthur station in particular, teb-minute delays in all directions heading out from oakland. due to trackside maintenance. the bay bridge, light volume there. the travel times for the approaching freeways, a very nice

clouding giving way to sunshine t will warm us up -- it will warm us up. eventually it took all day for that to happen. now it is through, we're getting into the warmer air. however, you see spotty showers, nothing crazy going on. you can see a shower or two as you head through the day. winds are trying to turn around. you see they have across southern parts of the state. and haven't done that yet across the north. that's warming up. and a few 70s popping up. 66 here in baltimore. and we were starting to tell you at the start of the show. and we're dealing with a bit of it. and when it does, we expect the temperatures to warm up ahead of it and then the chance for strong storms as we head through the afternoon. and the storm prediction center hags put news a slight risk for the storms. and any watches or warnings out we'll pass those along. that's what comes through. then we get the storms. and rain is going to ling near wednesday. and as that happens, the temperature goes down. we get into the 70s. 58. mild one tonight. tomorrow mixed clouds. we're gettin

ford has brought us up in his report. we can hear those now. we had a meeting a couple of weeks ago which had 40 speakers. we have about 80 this afternoon. we have at least two of town halls. the may meeting is on may 17. that will substantially deal with the tax issue. with all that in mind, if people want to talk about the tax issue, i will give everybody one minute. >> in light of that and for members of the public, we now have a second overflow room. that is 408 on this floor. to accommodate people who wish to address the board who are going to be in other rooms, i will read the names of about five people in advance. the sheriff's will let people in if they say their name has been called. if people could then lineup against the wall, we will keep repeating the names and go to the list until everyone has had an opportunity to speak. chairperson nolan: one more thing. there will be no action taken by this body this afternoon. we know there is a lot of interest raised in it. >> the first five -- dominick roderick, mohammed edinae, jimmy mankin

now i am happy that the library has made us up this annual event. they have made this a program at the library. [music playing] [singing] [applause] [singing] [applause] [singing] >> for purple mountain majesties above the fruit and plains, america, america, god shed his grace on thee. and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain. for purple mountain majesties, above the fruit and plains, america, america, america god shed his grace on thee. and crown the thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. [singing]. >> at the beginning of every event we sing the philippino and national anthem. we shall have some [inaudible], that is company and dancers group, they are going to sing the philippine national anthem. >> i am going to read 2 or 3 paragraphs, my last farewell, our national hero. and in english. fair farewell to a stranger who brightens my well. farewell to all who i love to die is to rest. >> thank you. [applause]. [ foreign speaking ]

the "chronicle" reports greg surs reis giving up the suv reserved for use by the police chief, as well as the driver. he said he knows his way around town and prefers driving a ford focus hybrid. another perk he's giving up, his $20,000 cost of living raise. perhaps that's because his salary is already $300,000 a year. he's butching assistant chiefs to deputy chiefs saving taxpayers $100,000 a year there. the mayor hopes his sacrifices will convince the rest of the police force to agree to give up their deferred 10% pay raise to help close san francisco's budget gap. >>> in san jose, a city councilman is being very open about a major mistake he made this weekend. the chp pulled over osh kalera and arrested him for driving under the influence. this afternoon he agreed to talk to nbc bay area. george kiriyama is in san jose with the latest. >> reporter: san jose city councilmember or cara says definitely drinking and driving was a mistake. he says he will admit to the charges and that he will be cooperating with the district attorney's office. the chp arrested him for drunken driving ear

gets rid of the fog and warms us up. spring time is here. remember last week? wet at times. we are into it now. pollen report at 6:00. tree pollens are up there. >> i thought so. thank you. >>> it is a tradition, police officers pausing to remember their own. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> there is word tonight that short staffing at the crime lab is costing the city thousands of dollars every month because it sends work out to other labs. the lab has four dna technicians, down from six last year. the police department promised to have the department fully staffed. it costs $150,000 every month to send evidence to outside labs. >>> annual tradition played out today in sacramento. politicians and police joined to honor fallen california peace officers. >> thousands of officers marched near the state capital today. this was the 39 annual ceremony. they gathered near the monument to ho

up. >> the sum total to get us from what is existing -- the initial up to 16 inches is what is provided as part of the infrastructure development, also 29.4 million to get us to 36 and 8.8 to get us up to 55. the grand total would be 45, and that does not take into account geotechnical stabilization. >> if you do it now, why is it so much more expensive? >> the strategy is different. the number i gave you would be into elevates it to 55 inches. and there are challenges in terms of technical feasibility. you would not be protecting the existing school facility, so the perimeter is are actually more complete. >> sadat was to build had higher and not the wall higher? >> as far as financing, the mechanism is the facilities district, and there is a cap of 2 percent cited, -- 2%, and how much those that generate beaumont regenerate? >> that is the correct tax rate that would go to a number of things. the other one would be for property taxes. >> the first one and a half is for the general tax rate. the other is used to bond against it. the assessed value is approximately $4.2 billion. you wou

we've got a little more sunshine and so that took us up to 77 degrees. es knocking on the door of 80. they got to 79. bwi marshall made it up to 74 degrees actually warm day, our average high for this time of year is about 71 degrees so we are well above normal. right now, it is 63 degrees here in the nation's capital. 61 in gaithersburg. quantico is at 66 degrees. baltimore, 59 there, manassas, 61. winchester is at 59 dealings out that way. here is a look at the satellite- radar composite. we have clouds out there again this morning. also some areas of some light fog being reported early this morning so there is some moisture in the atmosphere but nothing in the way of any rain showers. nor do we expect to see any until late today as this frontal boundary, which is pretty much stalled out for now begins to make its way eastward. this will move eastward as a cold front. along this front, a series of impulses are moving creating precipitation. there have been some thunderstorms with this and with the daytime heating we expect to get today, this will set us

up later this evening. let's go to pat lawson. she joins uswsroom with a look at things to come. >> coming up at 4:00, reactions a president obama visits ground zero today. also coming up, the story of a woman who underwent routine surgery and came out speaking with a foreign accent. tonight on news 4 at 5:00, bubble trouble. craola has a new line that has parents fuming and we'll tell you why. after being swept by the tampa bay lightning, we want to know which changes you think the caps need to make during the off season. weigh in on that on nbc washington facebook page. we'll share some of the results. barbara? >> i can't wait to hear about that, the lady waking up with the foreign accent. >> called foreign accent syndrome and this is not all that rare. >> amazing. thank you so much, pat. >>> we have time for a final check of our forecast. here's tom. >> you have a beautiful blue sky over us now and a bit of a blustery wind and cameras bouncing around and live picture there and lots of sunshine and that warm may sun will warm us up. climbing

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up around you're reek kau as 63. the next system will stay to the north. for uswill wake up to a little bit of stratus, the low clouds and fog. with the return to the west winds will allow for a slightly cooler temperatures tomorrow but rebounding quickly by tuesday. 75 in santa clara, 74 today sunyvale. numbers about 3 degrees warmer in the south bay. peninsula, your numbers coming up as well this afternoon with 76. redwood city, upper 70s. still nice and mild here with 66 in the sunset district. in the north bay 65 bodega bay. 81 cloverdale with 80 sonoma. east bayless wind for near topper 70s from berkeley and 76 in castro valley. numbers topping out around 80 today from danville, pleasantton 79. and 78 morgan hill. warming today, slight dip tomorrow. more warming tuesday. warmest day of the week wednesday, and then the cool off expands into next weekend. we will have to see about that but well above normal for now. >> looks good. thank, you lisa. just a few minutes ago n.a.s.a. announced it will not launch the space shuttle endeavor tomorrow. no new date has

up here. ripples in the old jet stream have to move over us. e north, up north mendocino county, but so far we can not find anything in mendocino or lake. mid 50s, heyward 57, what the -- 57, that seems rather warm. driving down out of the northwest, a low though will dig in and go over shasta and toward the sierra nevada, that's on saturday. we'll be on the western edge of of all of this. sunday it will be far enough south that i think we'll get rid of most of the clouds and have a windy, warmer day sunday and monday. today and tomorrow, below average temperatures, 60s or very low 70s, rain north and east possible. staying cool today, very close to what we had on the high side for yesterday. that means 67, santa rosa. antioch, fairfield 68, berkeley 64, and low 70s even morgan hill and gilroy with livermore only 67. same for mountain view and red wood city. mostly cloudy on saturday, with light showers or drizzle. sunday, monday look sunny. windy on sunday, should be warmer as well. >>> should be warmer, okay. 5:40 is the time. sarah palin back

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up 5-10 over today. we will continue that warming trend into friday as well. low 60s in san francisco. san jose low sove 70s. cooling it down into saturday as a storm passes usmorrow mild weather. temperatures up 5-10 degrees over what we saw today. let's look neighborhood by neighborhood. 75 in santa rosa. 73 napa. 75 concord. 74 vallejo. 59 half moon bay. fog in the morning, it's there right now. should cleave by 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. temperatures upper 60s low 70s peninsula, and into the south bay 70s. seven-day forecast, mild conditions next couple of days. fog more pronounced friday and saturday. cool down this weekend and more cloud cover as the storm passes us to the north. no rain, just cooler temperatures, below average all the way through next week. >>> the struggle for the sharks continue in game two of the western conference finals. gary has highlights and the giants blow a big lead against the dodgers but cody [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new

it will give us a good warm up tomorrow and also into thursday. eve it or not the storm track may take a little dip over us by the weekend. but until then we have high pressure as our fair weather friend and that's going to give us warmer weather. 40s, 50s, low clouds, fog, clear, breezy at times. that's more of a westerly but then turning northwesterly. sunny and breezy by noon. we should get rid of most of that fog by noon. 60s, 70s and low 80s. today is the in between day and then we'll see warmer weather tomorrow. 62 alameda. 82 brentwood. 84 gill roy. saratoga 80. sunny vale 76. same for palo alto. san bruno 66. and then daly city 64. pacifica 6. warm on wednesday. thursday everyone looking good including the coast. slight cool down friday and a big cool down on the weekend. >>> all right. thank you, steve. well, for the families of september 11 victims, the killing of osama bin laden is bittersweet. we're going to take you live to ground zero in new york for reaction. >>> also oakland's pothole blitz, yeah, it continues. which part of the cit

locked up north of us. the cool air is already in place. two areas of cool air. high pressure offshore should have held the rain back. it did not. warm air will nudge in for a day or two before we cool off again on wednesday. with that warm air we'll run the risk for rain tomorrow at the front edge of the warm front. then the cool front comes close tomorrow night into tuesday. that brings more of a chance for showers. 49 cloudy skies tonight. some showers. some showers tomorrow. two degree guarantee 72 later in the day. it will be a cool start. tomorrow night 57. chance of showers. seven-day forecast we are talking unsettled start to the week. first three days look wet. if you are looking forward to celebrating cinco de mayo on thursday it looks like that's our first dry day of the week. good news there. >>> now there is a way to smooth out some of the bulges without diet, exercise or surgery. abc2 news will take a look at the technology when we get back. >>> nap time may not be for young children. now some employees are letting their workers sleep on the job. we

up their speed traps. sort of like the fishermen who use the sonar. >> there you go. much, scott. >>> we're live out here in walnut creek this morning. at beautiful broadway plaza. coming up we'll tell you a little more about the creek that actually runs through walnut creek bearing the same name. >>> also we'll take you to the biggest little train exhibit you've ever seen in tay a fun one for the family. stick around. 7 i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. >>> our "may around the bay" tour continues. this morning we're waking up in walnut creek helping you to start your day as well. a lot of people associate this great city with fine dining, some fantastic shopping, but there's so much more to see. we'll bring it to you live. good morning to you, i'm laura garcia-cannon. thanks for

tomorrow a 10 to 15 degree warm up in store for us as high pressure setting up on top of the bay area sloping winds, the winds return tomorrow. that's going to warm us up. keep that in mind. overall, today looks fantastic. maybe you are headed to wine country. if you are, this is what it looks like. a gorgeous, gorgeous day. i like when the pictures do the talking for me. it's the easiest thing. do you have pictures talking to you this morning? >> not as nicely as the pictures you are showing. beautiful wine country. now, on to the traffic. we are at the approach to the bay bridge. actually, the metering lights have been turned on. the stalled vehicle is not what we are reporting. this is a small pick-up truck disabled around treasure island causing slowing at the incline and the metering lights. so far, the build up only around the curve. we have christie smith reporting teachers and parents protesting over there off cutting boulevard. it will be an issue likely as you get off the freeway. no matter how small a group, a group with signs could be an issue around san pablo avenue. it's

and this is a system that's going to cool us up as we head into saturday and sunday. but up until then, at least into friday, we'll be calling it mild for us with 70s inland, and for the weekend we'll see that cooling pattern and also a little bit of fog coming on back. so let's get a look. as we head throughout tonight we will see that stratosphere offshore. that will help develop some fog for the coastal areas, down into santa cruz, also palo alto and the peninsula. we'll see the patchy fog lingering off the coastline. by tomorrow we'll get some clouds moving in with a mix of sunshine. but still, temperatures are going to be warm here. so we'll start off in the east bay tomorrow with it being somewhat chilly with mid up toer 40s. by 11:00 a.m. partly cloudy skies and mid 60s. and by tomorrow morning on your friday that sounds good, doesn't it? 46 here in los gatos. 48 in gilroy. 48 in santa cruz. 53 in san francisco. and 48 in san rafael. on friday we'll have mid to upper 70s, even a few isolated 80s possible in the south bay near evergreen, los gatos and south san j

that tells you we are long way from having the dollar as good as gold and it is the debt issue eating us up on some levels and partly because of the housing collapse and housing prices are inflated using an s atm machines warehouses going up? because of inflation. the debt issue is the number one issue. there is a terrifying story out there there is 127 planted by al qaeda. i don't believe that it is possible i saw where san diego immigration official who was surprised on camera any weapons of mass destruction income three report? >> our part? not our report. the way he answered it gave me a cold feeling because he knew it had come to another port to but i can answer the question to make everybody feel good. they would be concerned about national security. had the balance that with said tsa? there are ways to do that. look at israel. they do not grope every single person his it is not 83 year-old white-haired grandmothers. >> how do think our founders would handle this as they were in charge? totally restructuring the debt issue. there is a pretty good play and to refinance old debt then to

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that takes us up to where the ground launch sequencer will hand off to endeavour's onboard computerst t-minus 31 seconds, and the final command will be coming at t-minus 6.6 seconds to ignite endeavour's three main engines. and the ground launch sequencer gets a chance to vote on the readiness for main engine start at t-minus ten seconds. it must agree with the onboard computers that we're ready to ignite the main engines. and then at that point the onboard computers on endeavour can actually cut off the countdown at any point up until solid rocket booster ignition. [no audio] >> once the main engines on endeavour ignite, they will begin to consume repellant at the rate of a thousand commons per -- gallons per second. >> the solid rocket boosters, however, they will be providing 80% of the thrust required for the space shuttle during the first two minutes before they separate. >> right now greg sturko in the weather reconnaissance aircraft, shuttle training aircraft, is taking another reconnaissance flight around the immediate vicinity of kennedy space center at cape canaveral watchi

we'll see northeasterly dry winds warming us up into the 90s. 90 degrees in livermore. if you work in the city, pretty nice conditions downtown san francisco today, 82 degrees. shouldn't be all that bad. your seven-day shows you this is the only hot day we're working with this week. we'll drop off in temperatures significantly as we head into the weekend. we're talking about the 70s, more cloud cover, just in time for mother's day. should be perfect for those outdoor plans on mother's day. now, one thing i did notice coming up here from san jose to walnut creek, there's a lot of construction but also a lot of people out at this hour. >> the entire east bay, a lot of friends coming out of the altamont pass and tracy and also antioch so that's the reason we follow that commute as one of the first to start. westbound 580 out of the altamont pass is moving smoothly. about 5:45 we'll see slowing and then later on. now, the construction at san ramon, that cleared just after 4:30 so all lanes have reopened both north and southbound 680 and the dublin interchange. 580 moving ni

guards used nonlethal bullets and pepper spray to break it up. no guards hurt but ten inmate made weapons were found after the incident. the cause of the riot is still under investigation. >> also this morning police in antioch are looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. investigators say they found the 19-year-old victim lying on the sidewalk. he was rushed to a local hospital where he died a short time later. still not clear what lead up to that shooting but police say they are following several strong leads. >>> san francisco police are searching for suspects after a drive-by shooting in the hayes valley neighborhood. that happened near hayes and buchanon streets just before 9:00 last night. a gold car drove up to a group of boys at the bus stop and started shooting. two boys were shot in the leg. the injuries are not life threatening and no arrests have been made. >>> also new this morning the two uc berkeley graduates still imprisoned in iran were allowed to phone home for only the third time since their arrest nearly two years ago. shane

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>>reporter: before leaving with bin laden body the seals blew up the cripple chopper and used a black up aircraft to evacuate. the mission was originally set for saturday night the night of the white house correspondent dinner but bad weather pushed the operation to sunday. the president and his team attended the dinner acting as if nothing was unusual. >> people think bin laden is hiding in the hindu kush but every day from 4 to 5 he host a show on c-span. >> we obtained this video of the compound. home appears to be ransacked. in one room there was a large amount of blood on the floor that you will just 500 feet from pakistan pre-eminent military institution. their equivalent of west point. >> military basis just right there. how is it possible, how is it possible that no one would know he was living there. >> many for the cia team hunting bin laden it was clear that al qaeda leaders vulnerability rested with his personal courier. when one of the courier picked up the phone last year he unknowingly led american purchase sewers to bin laden hide out. cia initially learned about the c

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and high pressure sets us up for a cooling trend. it will weaken. strong today, the heat, the winds shift, temperatures down. sunday as we head into mother's day, i don't think we'll see rain, some of them will suggest that. we are looking at definitely a temperature drop-off, nice weather, not bad. but not as hot in the coming days. the forecast highs tomorrow, 79 in napa, 85 in fairfield, these are big numbers, below records, but certainly warm, 88 in gilroy, and san jose. five-day forecast, fog showing up on friday, julie haener, don't worry about the rain, there will be some clouds, the rain will make it. the upper 60s on saturday and sunday. not a bad day for mother's day. >>> we'll be right back with much more ♪ ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. scrape sunny skies helped out the pitcher, but the clouds helped out the batter, that is what the authorities determined when they studied thousands of major l

as we get a load of the pressure system digging south, that'll warm us up.er clouds again being pushed along by a system moving into the north. what's new? nothing but systems move in for the last month. confirmation from ron, that confirms it. we have some. very light. if heading north. he's heard from bob, 53 degrees. really cool. northern sacramento valley. northeast california, in fact just not the best boating weather. if you're heading up there, maybe, sunday, monday will be better for you. can't find much in the way of rain right now. some in northern mendocino county. still, temperatures not that warm. we're in the 50s for everybody. low to mid- but a lot of 52s, 53s, 54s. you'll see a little bend, that's the area of low pressure coming in. towards the sierra, very windy. possibility of showers or snow showers northeast california and the sierra on saturday. for us, it'll be a cool windy day. rain, north and east is possible. light drizzle, today and tomorrow. a lot of 60s. not too many 70s. windy, clearing out, little warmer. today though, mostly cl

you can find the news online at anytime at wjla.com >>> the wind from the south warned us up. we got close to 80. we have another one day tomorrow. it will head the other day. the rapid weather changes continue. let's look at temperatures around the area. quite a few areas are still close to 80 degrees. 79 in bethesda. the official ratings african national -- the average high is 71. 77 was the official high today. 55 was the morning low. temperatures are in the 70's and low 80s. with cloud cover, it will be a slow drop in temperatures. it will drop somewhat later this evening. we will be about 60 in the city by the morning. cooler to the jurors to the north and west. -- cooler temperatures to the north and west. we're finding active weather around the front. showers and thunderstorms accompanied the cold front. i think we will have partly sunny skies tomorrow. it will be warm and breezy. grafton, showers. tomorrow night we could have steady rain behind the cold front. it will take awhile on wednesday. we will start to clear things out. it will turn colder for a few days before

that onshore wind is really going to help keep us up as this ridge of high pressure continues migratingt. that system that cooled us down yesterday is now out of the picture appeared behind me is the ridge that will continue to climb into our area. here it will shift a little bit. northwest winds expected to warm our temperatures 10-15 degrees. a north easterly breeze. 70s and for the inland areas widespread 80s and low 90s. 52 expected for tonight. mid-50s as we wake up tomorrow morning. you are afternoon highs, take a look at these numbers. widespread 80s. 91 in antioch. upper 70s in san francisco. tomorrow is going to be the warmest day. we will see the sea breeze on thursday. the inland areas are still quite toasty. mother's day, sunday, still looking to be the coolest day of the week. gasia? >> a middle school teacher in washington state made a vow saying he would not shame and tell osama bin laden was captured or killed. gary weddle is now clean- shaven. here's what he looks like before. he took a pair of scissors and started hacking away. >>> that is our report for tonight. i am

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that could set us up for thunderstorms.onday into the evening hours, chance of wet weather sticking around. there is tuesday with the heavier we near. the same story into wednesday. then we dry out thursday as a ridge of high pressure builds in behind it. tonight cloudy skies, showers gradually ending. overnight low 50. fairly mild. tomorrow up to 73. overcast skies, i can't give you sunshine into tomorrow. showers are expected. the five-day forecast showing -- here is the day planner actually. midday 70 degrees and a little bit of shower activity as well into the later part of the midafternoon to monday. there is the five-day forecast. look at tuesday. 80 degrees. we are warming up tuesday ahead of the cold front but once it moves through we drop to the 60s. we have sunshine for thursday. >> we like that. >> no complaints. >> thanks. >>> prince william and kate middleton weren't the only ones that had a royal wedding. a michigan couple got married in a castle, a white castle. they tied the knot at this white castle in warr

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