thank you for waking up with us. ulson i heard you say a little rain on sunday. >> sure looking like, pam, dave. >> we feed to plan. so good to know. >> things could obviouslily change. today we have a few showers up to the north. partly cloudy, partly sunny skies. the breeze has really tailed off. so 50s to low 70s. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. westbound 237 nice looking drive here. no major problems driving through. it's nice and early for your commute. this is a look at san francisco northbound 101 traffic is really light. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following developing news in san francisco where two firefighters were injured fighting an apartment building

steve why don't you mention us up here in fort bragg? crescent city. there is a honey doo, pam. a little bit of rain up toward elle more. for us there could be a little showers. mainly it's clouds coming in here. 40s and 50s on the temps. the breeze has been out of the west. continues to be a westerly breeze. it's kind of variable. still 40s for many in the mountains due to the cloud cover. 50s and 60s down to southern california. a little clipping us. could be a few light showers today and tomorrow. the main system is right here. that is the one that will drop in and probably play into our weekend weather. it looks like cloudy skies will take us into saturday and maybe rain on saturday into monday. today partly sunny and cloudy. everything starts to fall apart or change. thursday, friday won't be too bad but we will get a lot of clouds. it will be very mild to warm with a south wind coming in advance of that. possible light rain but mainly to the north. otherwise a mix of sun and clouds. 50s and 60s or very, very low s thursday. breezy and warmer on friday. cloud it up on saturd

all right thanks for bringing us up to speed on the visit today from china appreciate it. now riot police have called off the cypriot parliament is angry crowds descended on the largest legislature there for a fifth day running the protest as a government not to cave into a huge pressure brussels wants the cypriot parliament to push through a highly unpopular tax that could wipe out ten percent of people savings the a proposals have already been rejected was put there is growing concern that cyprus will be forced to accept it at some point the country's banks have been paralyzed from which a week now and his tests are sort of reports next tonight people are bracing themselves for the worst. all of this panic this negativity started of course on the announcement over the weekend from brussels that in order to get a ten billion euro bailout package cyprus will have to cough up about five point eight billion in the suggestion was to impose a tax on that holders the pause it's now ninety one per cent of cypriots according to a poll have been against that back tax and we've see

what holds us up today, we completely are rebuilding our community. we're going back to the hunter community. it's time to reenvision housing to the lowest self-confidence. for weeks now i've been active with hudson on how to get off the treadmill off the backlogs that won't get fullly funded. last year, i meet with others who said they are commented to us having new housing. so effective immediately i've asked the director of housing authority to develop a set of recommendations to help and building a model of s f f. senator who grew up in this area has agreed to join this effort. we will engage residents, community leaders, number one housing leaders and i'm open to every one of their recommendations up to and including replacing the housing authority as we know it with a new million dollar >> every san franciscan deserves a clean safe place to call home. i believe we can improve the condition of public you housing and live up to our lowest income residents if we collaborator with hudson and others in private session terrors. and on our streets ther

long weekend in the holes of brussels is certainly news that sort of across the thing sort of bring us up to speed thank you. well as germany deals with one of its tax havens it's citizens increasingly popping up in another let's talk panama now it's a merge that's where they go they get so into hundreds of shell companies headed by top german bank is car manufacturers and entrepreneurs as well as the families this revelation was made by a hacker who published their names and companies online take a listen a huge part of the world economy. is now in tax havens people people date they don't have an easy way to to see how or how college quality work they should be aware that a lot of. companies in i don't know are some of them legitimately. as a way to minimize that. well what a crystal horsley's director of austin that was consultancy told me for the ultra rich taxes are only costs to be minimised it is very clear that for the very rich for the i would for a rich who can buy just anything who a billion there is that for them taxes are just costs they have their houses apartments real estat

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the cast and move from there. >> what can you tell us about what is going on now in terms of advertising, in terms of the business climate? i guess the up-front period is beginning for some parts of media this week. do you have any vision that you could talk to us about in terms of advertising? how does the year look? >> we don't have a lot of visibility. it's been that kind of a market for a long time. i will say that the year has been fairly good. there is a fair amount of demand from advertisers for advertising time. and it's certainly a good sign. we've seen that fairly steady, at least since the beginning of the year. and that's pretty good for us, obviously. >> and the park's business? >> the park's business is the same, also stronger than it was a year ago. steady improvement. it means that more people are coming, and our pricing is holding up nicely as well. actually, our pricing has increased nightsly, quite strong domestically. >> and so much talk about worries over the economy, about the sequester. you sit on the president's export council. what went on in your meeting today? >> well, the president established the council tha

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a ridge of high pressure in place shifting inland and that will continue to warm us up, temperaturesan yesterday, and with that sinking air associated with the ridge of high pressure that little bit of moisture is being pushed closer to the ground, we have patchy dense fog. around half moon bay, 1-2 miles, napa and santa rosa. please be careful. 50 oakland, 46 napa, 39 santa rosa. most of us up a few degrees you may notice this morning. 70 in berkeley for the afternoon, 74 concord. concord, you may hit 80 tomorrow. santa rosa 75 today, 76 napa, napa you may hit 80 degrees tomorrow. san jose, morgan hill, you may see 80 by tomorrow. today 75 in morgan hill, 73 san jose. we peak on wednesday, the warmest day. thursday, friday and into your weekend, temperatures begin to drop off, we still remain above average, upper 60s to low 70s in the forecast with your weekend in view under fair skies. back to the desk. >> all right, rosemary. later this morning nasa scientists will tell us what they learned from the first rock powder sample taken from mars. last month the rover curiosity drilled a

not likely to get enough rainfall in next few days or weeks to bring us up to average levels for this overnight, cloudy, chance of sprinkles lows into upper 40s to low 50s and tomorrow, partly sunny skies. highs mid-60s sh low to mid-60s on the peninsula. upper 50s to 60s in and out of san francisco. mid-60s in the near east bay. mid to upper 60s in inland east bay. chance of showers saturday milder friday. highs moving into mid-70s inland there is a good chance of showers both weekend days. the way things are shaping up we can get rain saturday z it clearing sunday. >> spu tu spencer. >> as we continue tonight chemical used to slow fires. >> one former bay area firefighter now >>> pg&e says progress is on schedule in the new safety guidelines in the san bruno gas explosion. the national transportation safety board confirms the gas company is in line of seven of the 12 rec men daigs progress still work to do. pg&e passed tests for maximum gas pressure on pipes in heavily populated areas. test nlg all areas should be completed by the end of next month. >> a retired san francisco fire c

if the weather stays calm for several days, the herring use up all the oxygen. >> as long as the fish is fresh, if he can be processed into fish meal and sold for 50 euro since a kilo, but once dead, herring rot's quickly. the children from the local school have been given time off to lend a hand. >> it does not look like much fun. >> as hard as they work, they will hardly be able to make a dent. almost all of it will end up riding where it lies. many farmers are angry over the government's decision to do nothing. >> the question is -- what will happen with the fjord, and what will happen to the salmon trying to swim up the rivers? the problems will not show up until spring. i just hope it will not end in a huge disaster. >> thousands of seabirds are already descending on the area. word of the free lunch seems to have spread quickly. this ornithologist is worried that the oil from the herring will spread more and more on the sea, run aground, and fouled coastline. >> the immediate effect is lots of food for the birds, and that is good, but then, the herring decays. the water solvent p

used. coming up a little later it seems they take a chair to be used as a weapon in defense you can hear actually shelly it's seen in the background another spray bottle they're. there. and if you look closely you can hear them laughing in the background certainly many of the civilians on the ground won't find this funny especially with the international community countries like germany germany finally it seems seeing how serious this crisis is in the fact that. sending more arms or any kind of lethal weapons could worsen an already dire situation like i said most recently germany the foreign minister saying that sending arms to militants in syria would broaden the conflict in the country and throughout the region which would be a catastrophe bill and he said thanks very much indeed for that that's. nowhere. in egypt for the city of port saeed once again the epicenter of the troubles the egyptian army and police struggle come to hold the city which has been plagued with unrest and violence for a fourth day we reported on that later. but first the bolshoi ballet dancer suspected of masterminding a

no amount of taxes can prop us up, even with chris minow promised tax hikes the deficit will be nearlyllion dollars in 2023. the answer is very clear. we have to fix entitlements and grow the economy. our budget takes the steps but also confronts a better challenge. our debt is a sign of overreach. it's a sign the federal government is doing too much. when government estimates, it doesn't do anything well. we need to make this point more often. we don't see the debt as an excuse to cut, to shirk obligations. we see it as an opportunity to reform government, to make it leaner and more effective. that's what conservatives stand for. that's who we are. [applause] a balanced budget is a reasonable goal because the returns government to proper limits and focus. the government overreaches, it doesn't just her paychecks. it hurts our quality of life. we need to make room for communities, for the vast middle ground between the government and individual. we need to remember that people don't find happiness in grim isolation or by government fiat. they find it through friendship, true for a pate

with got to be up to talk fundamentally about what we agree on and what is best not just for us up heret what is best for all the american people in terms of opening up that ladder of opportunity and making sure we are able to climb up. thanks everybody for being here. ideas matter. i look forward to our discussion. [applause] thank you. arthur, why don't you come up and give us your thoughts. thanks. it is an honor to be with you today. thought was about congenital conservative optimism. it sounds like a pretty bad disease. i want to start on the topic of optimism. i am married to an immigrant. many of you know immigrants are in -- extremely optimistic by nature. to give you an idea of how optimistic my wife is, and optimistic conservative, congenital or otherwise, two months ago, we were having a pretty bad parent-teacher conference. some of you have had this experience. afterward, it was a graded issue. i can sell the story because my son is here today. we were in the car, coming home. .e were silent my wife finally says, let's look at it this way. at least we know he is not cheating

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if i back this up, i'm going to show you the ridge of high pressure that continues over the state moving closer to us, that will drive our temperatures up for your afternoon, going to keep that rain away, unfortunately. we could use it, right? we're not going to see any. we'll be mostly sunny, patchy fog along the coast for the first half of the day, some patchy fog is actually again making it tough at times for us to see out and about. winds are calm, but again i'm watching a bit of an onshore breeze at sfo, the weak breeze allowing some fog to spread inland, even seeing it inside the bay. it's going to grow worse as we move into the 7:00 hour, i'll be tracking that between now and then. here is a look at your extended forecast. for today we will be slightly warmer, tomorrow still on track to be the warmest day, perhaps of the year. a few 80s around the bay area, temperatures will begin to cool, remaining above average and on the mild side all the way into the weekend. back to you. >> 5:09. >>> dueling budget plans on capitol hill, one part of the republican plan that democrats say will go nowhere.

up. did you know that the f.b.i. was using top secret letters to gather information about u.s. citizens from businesses a judge says the practice is unconstitutional and orders it to stop details on the secret of national security letters ahead. the u.s. says it's beefing up its missile defense systems on the west coast after a threat from north korea should the u.s. really be worried about north korea and is trying to pick a fight with washington r.t. questions more. it's monday march eighteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you're watching r.t. . we begin this hour with breaking news texas authorities just announced that an american couple will not be charged in the death of a three year old boy they adopted from russia is the district attorney in ecuador county said that his office would not file charges against allen and laura shatto in the january twenty first death of mack châteaux who was born maxim cruz the police say that the adoptive mother was told authorities she found maxim unresponsive outside the family's gardendale texas home he was pronounced

. >> we got the weather system out of the way with a lot of sunshine and that will warm us up over the weekend with live doppler 7 hd showing the things are nice and clear around the bay. if you were with us earlier we had a few radar runs around the south bay, but it looks like we are going to get to a warming trend very quickly, in fact, as soon as tomorrow. live look outside right now, you will notice we have a few high clouds around and it certainly is warming up in and around the north bay with 57 in santa rosa and 57 in napa, upper 50's fairfield, and union city, mid-50's, so, we starting out with the warmth early in the afternoon but the northwest winds keeping us from warming up too much today. emeryville is looking beautiful with the blue sky and 56 san francisco, and 55 in san jose, with half moon bay, cool at 50, and they will be lucky to reap the mid-50's today with the strong northwest winds bringing in today, behind the system that went through last night. so, sunny and breezy this afternoon, milder highs tomorrow, we are coming up anywhere from six to eight degrees tomor

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high pressure sets us up with another mild day like today. more sunshine. temperatures come up.dy skies. patchy fog into your bay area friday. looking for rain? going, going, going, tuesday, nothing. clouds, here we are wednesday, look at that. wow! i think this will happen. tuesday, wednesday, next week we will get wet. there is good news. highs for your friday, good news too, weekend looks nice. another -- you can't complain. outstanding weather. we need rain but we are not getting it this week. >> thank you. >>> how private is your financial information? the possible push to allow the government full access. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ ♪ [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fang

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and all that suffering we went through led us up to 2004 when we kicked the yankees' ass. >> jon: thel in which you remember that is the same as the detail in which i remember these things. my wife, whom i love and i've been with almost 20 years, there is nothing in our world that i have that level of detail remembrance of. like she'd be like remember our wedding? i'd be like, oh, yeah, there was a cake. when you're talking about baseball. he was wearing a very light sweater. the level of detail that you remember these sports moments is incredible. let's talk about the cop shows. so the boston guys, the boston cops must have been a little reluctant to get involved with this. yes? >> i think any cop worth their salt don't want to just get involved in a reality show right away. i think for me, you know, i know playing a cop i play one on tv. i don't want to make light of that. i've worked with cops and probably played 800 jobs in my acting career. i've had 801 jobs and 800 were cops. that's beside the point. that's helped me and prepared me to be the right guy to produce this show. i th

is a very stubborn fire and you can see right now flames are continuing to burn up in the addict area and they are using the latter truck to get some water up on the roof of this pulling and from time to time we'll see flames breakout. here is video from later on and the apartment units are up above storefronts. this started 2:30 and it started in alameda, it is a three-story building and so far there are no reports of injuries and i talked with the captain a short time ago and the challenge is to get this fire out. i spoke to a man who woke up his family and got out when he thought there was a fire. >> i thought somebody turned the lights on, i saw the neighbor with the mask on and i grabbed my baby and i said let's get out of here there is a fire and they are like really what is going on. i have been here for five years and nothing like this ever happened so for me it was hard to believe. >> the fire did breakout in one of the upstairs apartment units and the cause at this point remains unknown. the fire captain said right now the first thing is to get this fire under control and they are in defensive

i mean what did we do to deserve this shit was the point blowing us up wherever he was you'll burn in hell. we continue with this humanitarian cutie and support the syrian opposition and we are committed to a political transition in syria in syria we have one word. christian churches and you can go to any of them regardless of your religion and muslim soldier who accompanies our spending rates and prays in his own way side by side with the christian mantra if you pray for peace to come back to syria it doesn't really matter where and how you did it there were explosions everywhere they were trying to divide the area into a christian part and a muslim part but the people would say no so they kept. away so when the piano and i don't know one or more from saudi arabia. i don't know if you heard. me. there was an. i mean. this is they're muslims but they don't even know what a muslim is is not. they know nothing about our faith the money the. play. play play. play love. pledge mission and free segregation free zones for judges free. range minsk free risk free studio time priests mostly bl

use. it would only be an issue if that pop up use was also a formula retail use. so if the gap opened up a pop up store on 19th street that would be a violation because that would be a formula use without conditional use authorization but the oska that opened on 19th street they were not formula retail use at the time that it opened and now have closed there is no we would not have a case there any way. >> so those halloween stores? >> those, could be if a formula retail use halloween store. >> the halloween stores, i am trying to understand this concept of the temporary pop up, it is considered and treated as if it would be subject to the same use requirements? as anything else? it is not exempted from these rules, right? >> planning code section 205 deals with the uses and we say that a pop up store is not a temporary use and it does not meet the definitions in 205 and so it would be subject to the regular requirements of the planning code. >> thank you. >> question, the change of use here is from mail service to clothing retail is that what triggers the... >> pl

it is important we recognize everybody mixes us up with the criminal grand jury. now we know what the civil grand jury is. thank you. i do have a message of thanks from theedthv the president of the california grand jurors association. unfortunately because of health reasons i cannot attend the grand jury public service announcement narrated by the lieutenant governor gavin newsome. so i cannot be here personally to thank you, i use this message to relay my appreciation and thanks as the president of the california grand jurors association to all those involved in the creation, production and ultimate distribution of the psa. i hope you liked it by the way, when you watched it. >> they did a great job. it was great. [laughter] >> first and foremost we thank the lieutenant governor, the star of the production, for lending his presence, prestige, and stature and or -- or ratory to the project. ken mali, script writer, director and producer brought this idea to reality. * we also acknowledge and thank the man behind the camera, richard. and who edited and filmed the

up. and did you know the f.b.i. is the i was using secret leathers to gather information about u.s. citizens from businesses a judge says the practice is unconstitutional and orders it to stop more details on the secretive national security letters ahead. plus the u.s. says it's beefing up its missile defense systems on the west coast after a threat from north korea but should we really worry about north korea and is killing yang trying to pick a fight with washington party questions more. it's monday march eighteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you're watching r.t. . tomorrow marks the ten year anniversary of u.s. aggressions in iraq in the decade since the war began a lot has changed in this country here's a rundown of the things we know the u.s. and gauged in misleading the public check the bush administration said time and again that iraq was dangerous because it possessed weapons of mass destruction it was the very foundation on which the entire war was built today the bush administration and the world knows otherwise lack of transparency check the fact tha

practically with as men groups as we could find and we did not just say, hey come to us, we went to them and we looked up the groups and called them, invite us to your already organized meetings so we can have greater attendance and we have been here now four times and we have walking tours and we had a storefront in the community, where the people could come in and talk to us. to talk about the remaining issues that we have with the traffic force and we have various conversations with mta about the comprehensive look, and not just for this plan but for all of soma and for the eco districts and for the proposed park site that we are going to talk about. this is the existing land uses in soma, i think that it was referred to, it is all of the colors that you could have. so here is the base line conditions, the zoning will slightly psychedelic and we have 19 different zoning districts and they are already in the existing zoning and assuming the adoption of the western soma which is in front of the board right now. and the zoning and which is south of the harrison, and the blue sli and the kind of gold colo

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we really have two different views of which way the country should go, and that is what is holding us up. the election decided which way the country wants to go and president obama has a sense of where he wants to take it, but we have republicans resisting. we are going to have another fight later this year over the debt limit. it is not just a question of the debt and deficit. it is the direction of the country and policy. no tax increases, nothing, off the table, we are stuck. experts when the republicans start to feel this? -- >> when does the public starts to feel this? we have heard that april 1st is when we see the real political fallout. >> between now and 1995 is that than it was immediate when they close down the government. this is gradual. the first thing is the grants that do not go out, the contracts. it will be awhile, whether it is a food inspector, and meat inspection, a safety of the airports from a transportation security, i think it will be awhile before people really feel it. >> we are talking about this like it is an act of god. it is an act of man, and it is very si

us is 70s. wednesday is the day that we'll probably see some 80s out there. those 80s will show upform of -- forecast highs for the bay area weekend for the rest of the week, like i said it's kind of mild, there is no rain in the forecast and a little fog so dry as you go. >> thank you bill. >>> over its newest edition, a sneak peak of three cas born six weeks ago. thank you for trusting ktvu news. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news. tonight we are going to show you a scene that take place right outside the bay area to see if you can help us identify -- >> doout ktvu news and weather available, any time you need it.

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