a typical day at valley state starts early. at 6:30, breakfast is cooked and served by the inmates under staff supervision. the majority of inmates spend their day in a variety of valley state's educational, vocational or rehabilitation programs where they can earn a high school diploma, learn a trade or cope with anger, adduction and abuse. addiction. >> when i first came to prison i started fighting at anything, anything you said to me would make me react. if i felt threatened. most of the time i would end up in cuffs. i had several police tell me you will be here until the prison falls down, and through going to groups and therapy, i finally learned that wasn't the way to do it. i need to use talking skills instead of my hands, with more help and more good functions, i have the chance to go home. >> life here is about order and routine. by 10:00 p.m. it's lights out. there are some places at valley state that never go to sleep. >>> coming up. >> this is how it is, 24/7. you have to be prepared for anything. >> doing time at

it is valley state's prison within a prison. while ad seg houses those on temporary lockdown, the other side of the building known as the security housing unit or shu is for serious offenders who are considered a more permanent problem. >> i was set up. i was set up. that's what i was. inmates were afraid of me and they put a shank under my mattress. >> they think i'm a threat to the institution. >> inmates in the shu are kept in their cells almost 23 hours a day. they are allowed out for only three showers a week and ten hours in the recreation yard. life in ad seg or shu isn't just a more intense experience for the inmate. correctional officers like diane vasquez are under the pressure of dealing with a different brand of criminal. >> working here in ad seg shu is very challenging. you deal with a lot of physical abuse, mental abuse, emotional abuse. it just depends on how much you let it affect you. you hear yelling. you hear cursing. you hear banging, kicking on the doors. this is how it is 24/7. at nighttime they don't slee

in the valley, there was not enough land to go around. and just like today, thousands of farmers spread into the surrounding hillsides. sanders: as the population expands, they start colonizing these sloped areas which are more marginal agricultural land. and then as the population gets even larger, they are forced into the colonization of the other pockets of the valley. they must crop even the land up in these tiny little tributary valleys. keach: but the poor soils on these mountainsides could hardly produce enough food for the expanding population. to compensate, the maya were forced to produce even more food from their very best land. it is possible that they began a simple farming technique to grow crops here even in the dry season. david webster. webster: this little irrigation canal is the kind of thing the maya might have built hundreds or thousands of years ago to water these nice patches of green bottom land that you see here. you can get two or three crops a year off this kind of land if you have some sort of irrigation. peopl

we learned from silicon valley.d we have so dense social network in the technical community between these two regions, silicon valley and taiwan. we know china's market much better than those western companies. so i think, for taiwan, the way we can play is to play as an agent between the silicon valley firm technology and the china market-- try to connect these two together. narrator: with their silicon valley backgrounds and chinese culture, taiwanese firms have a unique opportuni to play a decisive role in china's developing high-tech industry. but geographer hsu notes they must act quickly. soon, china will have its own versions of silicon valley returnees. hsu: china already sent a lot of students to study in... in u.s. after '89. they study here four years, five years, get a degree, and then work in a big company, just like the story in taiwan. the time for taiwan is very short, the timing is very short, maybe just three to five years. if we cannot play the role well, we will lose opportunity, and the window o

it's not the shock valley. i mean, a team, for example, that's in a village on an average day if you're a medic, you might open up your clinic, and you'll have a sick call where people will come from the village, and you could help them with, you know, minor injuries or sick illness. you know, if you're the engineer, you might be working on the base improving the base. if you're the team leader, the captain in charge, you're probably doing some sort of ballooning, you're probably -- planning. because we're talking about restrictions to get out of the wire now which is, basically, to leave the base to do a mission. i think last count it takes 45 powerpoint slides, so you have to send 45 slides to your boss so he can clip them off and say, okay, that works. and it's a variety of things. part of that planning is smart, but 45 slides seems a little excessive even to me. and it's, and it is. and it's a burden. and it makes it difficult. but that's taking up a lot of time for the planners. but really what they're doi

the army said that this was a mission and the valley and you have to understand where the shock valley is. it's this remote province, this remote area in northeastern afghanistan and it's a place where when we started doing our research before we started doing the book, even the soviets did not venture. this was a really remote part where no one had gone really before and we looked at it and we said, you know why were they sent on this mission because before you start a book you do your due diligence and you're always doing your background to find more out about it and what we read what had been written and we said wow this is a really good story. the key to telling in a story is getting the cooperation of the people who are involved so after we decided that this was would really be a good book because this is a story that the american public should know about, this is a heroic battle. going after the enemy in this remote valley. recalled some of the soldiers to ask them, what they consider writing a book, what they consider being part of a project to tell what happened? and at first t

shimon peres will meet with mark zuckerberg and silicon valley movers and shakers. you might be able to ask him a question today. terry mcsweeney is live at facebook headquarters with more. >> reporter: the president of israel peres come fog facebook today not just to have pictures taken he's going to -- to get business done starting a new facebook page. there's going to be a live chat 9:00 this morning. take a look at president peres in washington this past weekend. he came to the bay area sunday night. does have a current facebook page it is his official one. today's page is going to be a personal one. he hopes to open a dialogue with young arabs who live in countries with no diplomatic ties with israel. on hand for the launch facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. there is going to be a talk back about 9:00. president peres and ibm yesterday motorcade there a part of a tour of the silicon valley. today at 12:30 power lunch. president peres meeting with the heads of the largest venture capital companies in the world, he is touting israel as a place for good investment. 7:0

everywhere that is yellow except santa clara valley, east bay and north bay valleys, your gusts will5 miles per hour everybody else 40 to 50. sunshine and calmer conditions tomorrow eight degrees warmer another eight degrees of warming by friday cooler and includes dry through the weekend next chance of rain monday. >>> live shot of bay bridge toll, they turned the metering lights on because things of a sudden backed up to the 880 overcrossing wind advisory for the bay bridge, richmond san rafael bridge, san mateo, dumbarton and benicia bridges. be extra careful. i want to show you a live shot of 101 san jose northbound looks good, 880 traffic light across your screen if you are lucky enough to be heading up to tahoe we have this live shot from a caltrans camera, it is snowing. you will need chains on i-80 and on highway 50. beautiful shot there, of course it is easy to look at if you are not driving in it. traffic very heavy now out of tracy, seven miles per hour on westbound 205. a couple of accidents along the way. one reported on 580 near 205. another one reported another the alt

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the tie ins in the valley. in accordance, which was about an hour and a half northwest of x-ray and on the eye drain river. another set in the south. southeast part of the mountainous complex about two miles. and the third set that i had six digit, right in the middle -- >> when you get -- i should have realized that the enemy had an observation post on the mountain. my head was up my ass, i never thought of it. i should have put in air support. fire bombs were available. so, i must -- had i not made that mistake, some of the other men who came forward -- we landed without instance. i fired my -- land ed and i ran ran across to get here. possible -- no contact. i was very happy about that. i looked up -- [ inaudible ] and i realized that the line beside of him, folks down the mo mountain and up the mountain. i had given about three sitting in the borders. be prepared to take over the mission of another company, which was fine. if the company was readily responding. >> we know what happened -- >> yes. [ inaudibl

-- arching into the east bay valleys now south bay quiet. as you head into the south bay, we'll try to get you rain later today. look at the picture of the rain and snow in the sierra still have that winter storm warning until 11:00. winds quiet. seven day for, first here's sue with traffic. >>> slick morning out there and we have snow and snow chain requirements on both 50 and 80 at this hour. live shot of the golden gate bridge southbound you can see the slick roads we have wind advisory on the golden gate, richmond-san rafael and the bay bridge as well this morning. it we have flooding highway 12 in napa closed due to flooding napa road to fremont your alternate would be 116 to 121 we have a "sig alert" in effect. we have a stall southbound 101 towards the waldo tunnel lane number two before the tunnel. >>> we are getting word more than 850 peeling customers are without power right now in -- pg&e customers are without power in the -- [ unintelligible ] underground equipment failed in san pablo south of lancaster drive power is expect toda

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>> actually, the silicon valley, the perception of the silicon valley from the german perspective isthat's an area where people are keen on innovations. it's famous for innovations and it's mainly in the software business. so the thing that can be done and that's actually the reason why volkswagen is investing in that area for quite a while is that we would like to encourage people in the software business to think of, okay, yeah, there is lots of software in the car. maybe never thought about that. that's actually it. there are a lot of -- think of all intelligence, the topics that are out there now, like intelligent whatever and think of considerations that we can make the car, the infotainment system a little bit more intelligent. that's software. that can be done in the silicon valley. >> peter uhl with the volkswagen industry. >> "press here" will be back in just a minute. >>> welcome back to "press here" rick needle man and eric savitz of forbes. i want to talk about tech. for a second i want to talk about this book by raef needleman. he says, are you really going to talk about

and south -- just lighter in the east bay valleys and south. santa cruz mountains. 52 santa rosa everybody else mid to upper 50s. mid to upper 50s monterey bay and inland. lighter rain this morning, heavier rain during the afternoon and evening. looks like we'll have less showers this weekend still in the forecast it will be spring warmth next week with dry air and sunshine as far as today still cooler mid to upper 50s north bay valleys upper 50s from san francisco along the coast low 60s around the bay into the south bay maybe low to mid 60s east bay valleys one of the last areas to see heavier rain 59 santa cruz everybody else in the low to mid 60s around the bay and inland. tonight we clear out quickly temperatures drop into the 30s up in clear lake, cloverdale and santa rosa the rest of us in the 40s still six to eight degrees cooler than this morning. cold front that part of it we talked would head to the east and miss us this low this short wave here that energizes this cold front gives it more moisture, more strength makes it move faster

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live look at heavenly valley. they got up to two feet of fresh powder for you skiers like kristen fun times, a little late in the season. more on the next storm headed our way shortly. >>> let's stay talking tahoe. ferries coming to lake tahoe for the first time. transportation officials have approved a pilot program to shuttle passengers around with ferries on the north shore this summer supporters say it will reduce traffic and auto emissions that pollute the lake and help bid for the winter olympics. the region hosted the games last at squaw valley. backers hope the service will expand across the lake. >>> march madness officially begins this morning with the ncaa tournament kicking into full gear with 16 games today. unfortunately, the cal bears were eliminated last night in a game against south florida. the bears fell way behind in the first half. cal made the final score appear respectable 65-nifty four was the final it wasn't that -- 65-54 was the final. >>> president obama has released his bracket. he's pi

perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ nature valley granola barsnature at its most delicious. >>> at the wabash valley correctional facility in southwest indiana, prison officials allowed us to give cameras to some of the inmates in order to let them record personal thoughts in the privacy of their cells. among them was carlton wright. >> dining time is a [ bleep ], man. it's nothing but you and your thoughts and these brick walls. you feel me? and if you ain't strong, man, you're going to crumble? you know what i mean? until you walk in my shoes and did this, you can't tell what it's like, man. it's hard -- doing time is hard. >> during his time at wabash, wright says he's felt vulnerable because of the color of his skin. >> other prisons i've been at, it's more hispanics and blacks, but this is a heavily populated white prison. it's a culture shock. >> but not every inmate at wabash is concerned with maintaining a racial divide. adrian davis and tim harris have found some common ground. particularly when it comes to personal style. davis regularl

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valley area.ook at gilroy, 76. santa cruz, san francisco starting to cool off as the sea breeze picks up. now we are seeing winds from the west for a change. it hasn't been that case all weekend long. the sea breeze turning around 4:00 this afternoon. now the marine air will spread inland and bring us low clouds later on tonight. temperatures tomorrow will drop probably five to ten degrees from today's highs. monday night, we will see a chance of showers followed by a gusty system that will make for a windy tuesday. around the rest of the country, snow is the real headline as we see the cleanup and recovery efforts around indiana and southern illinois over to kentucky. you can see the cold air out of the great lakes. west of the rockies, things have been dry. high pressure has acted like a big shield this weekend with. taking the storm track, sending it to the north, but today was probably the last day we will see these types of temperatures, at least for the first part of the week as the high wil

what he hopes to accomplish in silicon valley. smie police make a discovery. >> two bodies found in a home in sunnyvale. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. it appears they were shot to death. >> but who killed them? alan congress is on the scene live in sunnyvale with the latest from police. alan? >> dan and carolyn, police have been at this home on nectarine avenue since about 7:30 tonight. we don't know a whole lot, but here is what police have told us. two people were found shot to death in the home. police say three people live here, a mother, a father and a teenage son, but we don't know who the two victims are. we are told police are questioning the survivor, but it is unclear if that person was at the home when it happened, or if that family member discovered the bodies. so again coming back live, two bodies found shot to death in this home on nectarine avenue near cambridge. we will try to find out more and get baying to you. i'mal -- and get back to you. i'm alan wang. >> thank you, alan. >>> super tuesday is his

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low to mid 60s central valley mid to upper 60s from big sur, l.a., san diego, 83 palm springs. tonight mostly cloudy, cooler than this morning mid to upper 40s. cold front moved through last night, the second punch coming in weaker that's what we are going to have today going to exit early to the south and leave a chance of isolated showers this afternoon. 7:00, you can see scattering of light showers making the morning commute more of a nuisance because it will remain wet. noon you can see tapering and drying trend by 5:00 isolated shower possible about 7:30 it is over mainly cloudy with fog overnight. next couple of systems pass to our north, slight chance of a shower for the most part tomorrow die and slightly warmer -- tomorrow dry and slightly warmer. saturday temperatures back in the favreties to near 60 slow warming -- have a great day. >>> good morning. pretty good around the bay area still. we'll take a look at your bridges bay bridge no delays at the toll right now. roads are wet not causing too much trouble for commuters heading across the golden gate bridge traffic

researchers finding nitrate in water in california's agricultural heartland central and salinas valleyer and manure are contaminating untreated ground water over one million rely on that water. scientists have linked high levels of nitrate to reproductive disorders and cancer the study urges improved farming practices. >>> storms lined up the coast waiting for their turn. >> planes on the tarmac like three hour flight arrival delays at sfo circling like vultures ready to prey, any other metaphors that i can throw out? we have in all seriousness, good morning, the weather has changed just as we expected. bouncing of the camera as we look down at is from from sutro tower the rain starting to move across the golden gate bridge into fisherman's wharf heading into north beach as we speak. heaviest of the rain across north bay ponding of roadways there. we could have even some minor mudslides by the end of this system, nearly five inches in the north bay, we still have that nice humid moisture coming in from the ocean for rest of us which means drizzle on and off light rain before the steadi

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los gatos in the the almaden valley, 70s. temperatures close to 70 already through lunchtime, midafternoon, we'll see the sea breeze pick up, and things will start to cool down. be watching temperatures today from the 60s to low 70s, dropping into the 50s and 60s later on in the weekend. back to you. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> still ahead at 6:00 a fire rips through an apartment complex in the east bay. the latest on that investigation. >>> and sky high, why travelers won't be thrilled with the new report on air fair. >>> bay area sports team stepping in to help children in haiti. >>> why governor brown's new tax plan may be getting a bump -- may be hitting a bump in the road. >>> a new survey shows a slim majority of californians support the governor's likely tax hike which will be on the ballot. 52% support temporarily raising the sales tax. the proposal would raise income taxes for those earning more than $250,000 a year. public policy institute poll found that 40% opposed the measure. 8% are still undecided. the sam

how one silicon valley school is taking it to the extreme. when we come back. >>> if your cell phone or gps device is acting weird, there might be a good reason for it. coming up, find out more about this solar storm that's headed our way. time in seven months... a pt bull shot and killed by paca police. what the dog did afr running into a woman's home. >>> for the second time in seven months a pit bull shot and killed by pacifica police. what the dog did

novato boulevard, lucas valley road, up to -- areas receiving wet weather. east bay valleys we have showers pulling out of the east bay hills from orinda, lafayette, moraga way to walnut creek from concord into clayton. one last stop, all moving from west to east expect it to be a little wet during the morning and it is causing problems. >>> in fact, we've had several new problems within the last 10 minutes this has been out there for a while oakland maze, westbound 580 towards eastbound 80, chp has been running traffic breaks one of the cars was driving too fast and caused a second accident in the same area, the right lane is blocked, crews are there. we could see some delays. new crash san jose north 101 at tully, four cars in one lane, traffic gets heavy there. northbound 13 past 580, a tree down blocking the right lane. >>> marin family cleaning up after last night's rain and winds sent a huge oak tree crashing into their home. this is in fairfax about 7:00 last night. it also crushed a car three inside trapped, no one hurt. another tree fell on to a hom

to the west, in the hills beyond the nile's west bank, the royal tombs of the valley of the kings were cut into limestone cliffs. their interiors are richly decorated with hieroglyphs and paintings-- signs and symbols that detail the necessary steps to attain immortality. egypt's power and the grandeur that came with it were well-established by 2500 bc when the great pyramids at giza were built. the sphinx was a philosophy of government set in stone. it depicted the king as fearless, cunning and brave as the lion. and as crucial to egypt as the nile itself. the king was not just a political leader but a religious leader too. in the minds of the ancient egyptians, the pharaoh's power and authority as a king stretched far beyond the boundaries of his country-- and into the cosmos itself. after death, he would escape the earthly bounds of his tomb, board a solar boat and sail into immortality. this vision became material in objects and images found in the tombs and temples as a way of pre-ordaining a central id: after perilous and carefully prescribed journey through the night, the king w

it's happening in castro valley. more on that and other changes by the school board. >>> today, the bay area saw another day of rough weather. traffic accidents, fallen trees, and plenty of snow in the sierra. the good news is another winter warmup is on the way. i'm in the weather center with jacqueline. and she's telling me the rain is pretty much gone, but it's going to be cold for a bit. >> it definitely will be cold for the overnight hours just because the storm that came through brought cold air. so it's going to be sitting over us till tomorrow morning. that will change. here's a look at storm tracker 4, you can see the showers have tapered off. our current temperatures still in the 40s, but the low 40s in some places like fair field, 44 in santa rosa. temperatures are expected to get into the 30s overnight. we are still seeing breezy conditions in some places. winds are expected to pick up in fairfield overnight, and that's going to mean temperatures won't drop down as cold as they otherwise would. here's a l

east bay valleys and looks likes la costa boulevard and ig nash i don't valley up in concord and union city and san leandro, fremont boulevard. this is all moving from west to east. expect waves of rain getting progressively steadier. >> we are bracing ourselves for a busy commute. so far its high wind advisory that folks should watch out. you heard eric talk about it. a truck broke down, westbound 80 approaching the incline section. no big delays at bay bridge toll plaza. westbound traffic is doing okay in san mateo. no wind advisory on 92. no major accidents out there. if you plan on making the commute through silicon valley. 280 passing highway 17. bart is on time. no delays reported for san francisco's muni and east bay right here, 680 is still moving at the speed limit. >> eric: for a second consecutive day, san francisco police are searching for an attacker who stabbed an occupy protestor at a small encampment outside the federal reserve building. amy hollyfield is live at the fed with the story. what do we know about a motive? >> reporter: sounds like an argument. attackers have

that is in the ohio river valley and back into the mississippi river valley. we could hear stories about some pretty strong storms developing and maybe some severe stuff. rain chances extend as far east of us and that will be general activity. we could hear some thunder. mostly cloudy today. we will pick up clouds today and some rain showers coming into the west. 53 to 58 for the high. we were in the 60's yesterday. we have some rain chances by friday afternoon. by noon time to mark, the rain is pulling out of the picture -- by noontime tomorrow. 50's today. 60's tomorrow. the rain chances will be highest tonight and tomorrow morning. then we will dry out. something could pop on sunday. 30's on monday. then a warming trend with dry weather next week. >> a connecticut couple is celebrating their anniversary by going to the same hotel where they spent their wedding night. >> the hotel is charging the couple at the same price they paid back in 1952. >> what started out as a blind date turned into a lifetime of love. they celebrate their 60th anniversary on friday

they say it took place yesterday afternoon at deer valley high. authorities say attack happened in one of the school's restrooms before 3 p.m.. >>> mountain view police searching for a man who lunged at a little girl at school. a 9-year-old tells police 8:45 yesterday morning a man suddenly charged at her, but she got away. officers searched the area but couldn't find the man. they don't believe this was a kidnapping attempt. the man was heavy set in his 50s, grey hair and wearing navy blue polo shirt and grey jeans. >>> a man wanted for one of two stabbings this week at the occupy san francisco camp is under arrest. a witness spotted the suspect yesterday walking by justin herman plaza. the witness called police and made a citizens arrest. friends the man stabbed remains in critical. nobody has been arrested in another stabbing that happened monday night. >>> santorum continuing his campaign in wisconsin today after spending a day in the bay area. his motorcade arrived in alamo last few to pick up much-needed cash at an event hosted by mark and b

first, it is mild this morning mid to upper 40s north bay valleys, east bay valleys, mountain view and los gatos, bay shore and to the coast around 50°. here's a look at live doppler, over the last three hours, you can see winds blowing from north-west to southeast. you can really see radar as we zoom out and add clouds on top satellite and radar showing the bulk of the system northwest corner of the state into oregon and washington. since we are on the tail end, know any time today a sprinkle even light shower could be possible best chance farther north you go toward fast system. low to mid 60s bay shore, south bay and east bay valleys coast san francisco, north bay mid to upper 50s. temperatures remain below average all seven days hard to believe astronomical spring started yesterday. our best chance of widespread rain in the short term thursday morning an ends over the weekend, most likely saturday. >>> good morning. a good looking tuesday commute so far, so good if you are heading out right now at this hour, 6:08, check your mass transit, great way to go, no delays, ace, muni, bart

i also think -- the decision to keep hayes valley together corrects the mistake made ten years ago by splitting that in half. thank you. vice-chair lam: thank you, next speaker. >> i live on gamber street. we ware in that bit of district 9 going up toward mclaren park but district 9 does not include mcclaren. to have a voice, a supervisor to go to with concerns about the park, i feel it is important we be in a district that includes the park. and right now, that is district 10. i think it is a primary -- of prairie importance the portal be together as one neighborhood. and then secondly, i really want to be in a district that includes mcclaren park. a lot of us in the neighborhood and the neighborhood surrounding the park are working on try to take care of the park an advocate for the park and protect the park. thank you. >> i live on gambier street. this is the third time i have appeared before you. i was at the two previous meetings. i really have a couple of simple messages. one is the portola is a unified neighborhood. we want it kept together. for me i consider myself part of the

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this is the back side of it really right here near lucas valley road. we still have plenty of precipitation throughout the eastern portion of our district from hayward into san leandro, san jose .05" rain that's it but in alum rock light rain showers right now and you have there the smattering of rain across the peninsula. storm 2 making tracks this way. we'll time it out for you next time around. >> all right, roberta, thanks. >>> well, the rain here, the snow in the sierra. these are live pictures from sierra tahoe. snow has been falling steadily pour most of the past 24 hours. driving conditions on sierra highways though are hazardous. snow freezing rain high winds, and the avalanche risk is considerable. but ski resorts you know it they're loving all this snow. some resorts saw as much as 27 inches overnight. >> during this march time of year where people start thinking about golfing and, you know, little league and things like that, the fresh snow gets everybody charged up and ready to come back skiing. >> and they are expecting a busy weekend at t

mid to 30s in the north bay valleys.nd east bay, low to mid 40s elsewhere. same thing around monterey bay. pollen count is high and rag, rag we had is moderate. temperatures in the afternoon hours is going to hit the upper 50s to low 60s just about all areas with mid-60s possible in the east bay valleys. we'll see increasing clouds today. that system draws near and rain rolls in tonight and doesn't stop until sunday being and then another chance, monday, tuesday and wednesday and thursday. today is the drierest day in the forecast. >> commute is looking okay, we have a little bit of slow traffic out there. this is along highway 4. slow traffic in the westbound direction approaching "h" street has an accident clearing. the accident in menlo park that is gone. you can see from the sensors, both 101 and 280 are moving at the speed limit. move on to the bridge commute. if you are heading for the bay bridge toll plaza, it's beginning to crowd up. metering lights were switched on a few moments ago. rest of the drive heading ou

freeze warnings in the north bay valleys and also into the south bay valleys.emperatures in the mid-20s. colder temperatures there. by the middle of the morning that's done. by the afternoon, temperatures going to be something else. 60 and sunny in san jose. spectacular weather on the way. enjoy it. major changes. sea breeze saturday will cool down temperatures and by sunday, we could see a return of some raindrops to the bay area. that's a look at weather. back to you. >>> we have another fatal dog shooting involving pacifica police. police responded to a call about a loose pit bull in a home on adobe drive in the linda mar area. apparently it was attack a woman's smaller corgi. then police say that the pit bull went at an officer, who then shot and kill the pit bull. the corgi is recovering. >>> last august, pacifica police shot and killed another pit bull that had killed its pregnant owner. after that attack, that dog got out of its yard and it was heading towards police and paramedics who were treating the victim and that's when they shot the dog. >>> the s

no major traffic problems for all silicon valley phrase. here is eric and kristen. >> kristen: thank you so much. >> eric: thousands of runners are getting ready to hit the streets of oakland. next the impact occupy protest is having. >> we didn't think she was alive >> kristen: two weeks old and hard life. what may be theny says it's gla to see etch-a-sketch drawing so much attention. >>> that's "america's money." i'm paula faris. have a great day. cucucucucucucuu >> kristen: good morning to this friday. we made it. live picture of embarcadero, it is dry right now. no rain, but that is going to change quickly. so the commute will not be as smooth as tomorrow's morning weather today. mike nicco is working on the wet forecast will join it. >> eric: thousands of runners will be hitting the streets of oakland this weekend for what is starting to become a tradition. organizers of the oakland running festival expect 9,000 participants for the third annual marathon. big change this year is the start and finish line. it's been moved from the plaza

the second group is led by silicon valley executive.elief that baseball won't challenge the giants' claim to owning the south bay meaning no other major league team could move there >>> rain in the forecast, you better get that rain gear out and ready. >> i know, glad we are going to get our tee ball practice in this afternoon. >> you may not get it in the rest of the week maybe black top if you have turf you could get in, may have to practice with a little drizzle at times if your coach is into that. we never did that. we did get hailed on once. temperatures -- i should say winds five miles per hour in oakland, -- kids loved it -- southeast three san jose nine in fairfield -- made catching fly balls a little hard -- most reporting stations are okay reports of fog in petaluma, frances had a waze driver with some around 280, there is some clouds along the coast spilling over 280 also. 8:00 this morning, mostly sunny, 30s and 40s cooler this afternoon than it was yesterday morning by 5 to 11°. noon mid to upper 40s along the coast san fra

alpine meadow, squaw valley 36 inches.tahoe 2 day total over 24 inches south lake tahoe was 12 inches f.going up there to enjoy the fresh powder and you just want toen jit weather up there just a word of caution. the sierra avalanche center reminding you gays there is considerable danger in the back country area did you to the recent snow. weak snow pack and still a lake wind advisory for the tahoe area. ust keep that in mine. all right. we fast forward now to what it looked like as the sun was going down. this photo posted by ent to my face book. sunset from mare island and absolutely gone tonight as the sky cleared up. with the clearing trend temperatures falling. numbers in the 40's except napa. 37 degrees. you know we are in for a cold night. patches of fog overnight. warming trend begins tomorrow with temperatures in the 70's this weekend. we are going to get back to spring like weather as we hit the weekend. here's trough that brought us rain. snow in sierra. moving out of here higher pressure takes control of the pr

mid to upper 50s through the central valley big sur near 60 sunshine l.a.oe until noon either way still more feet of snow couple more feet of snow above 5500 feet be careful heading up that way. >>> 6:43. we've heard dozens of stories of metal thieves targeting underground pg&e volts and streetlights. someone has taken bronze flower holders from more than 500 graves. police say thefts this month from cypress lawn memorial park are estimated to have netted the thieves about $4500 from recyclers. it will take $87,000 to replace. thefts have left families devastated. >> i was really hurt. it made me cry for a long time. >> a lot of people don't have respect for the living. you wouldn't think they would dis the dead. >> police say they are -- staking out local cemeteries. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is expected to announce a big boost to the city's economy this morning. according to the san francisco business times, macy's.com has leased a quarter -- 250,000 square feet of office space sit of market the internet arm of the store is growing and expects to add

metro l.a., san diego valley, orange county and san diego. we served as the lead agency providing legal research mapping. >> a local partner convened a coalition of community stakeholders to establish regional priorities and testify before the citizen's redistricting commission. stakeholders were mostly representatives from community based organizations and interested community members. while some local elected officials participated, members of congress, state assembly, state senate, their staff, those closely tied to partisan politics were prohibited from participating. eej regional coalition held four meetings to educate stakeholders about redistricting, identify communities of interests, floor mapping scenarios and decide on a map. regional coalitions also identified members to present testimony rarding their priorities to the commission. the geographic dispersion of an ethnic diversity within asian-american and pacific islander communities presented challenges. often our regional meetings failed to draw stakeholders from more remote area

wonderdog rescue in hayes valley will be leaving its location. the founder says donations have declined and rent is too high. it had become a gathering place for people interested in adopting dogs at risk of youth indonesia. it may be harder to find -- euthanasia. it may be harder to find homes for the dogs, but the rescue will continue its work. >> we're still here. we'll continue doing rescue. you know, like every rescue in san francisco and san francisco's very pro-dog, we'll work from home. >> so they'll do fostering the dogs at their homes, and people can still adopt them through mobile adoption centers. >>> a coast guard crew is back home in alameda today after seizing cocaine and marijuana from the coast of central and south america. the u.s. coast guard cutter morganthau intercepted nine vessels carrying drugs and trafficking money. they seized more than a ton of cocaine, 1,-300 pounds of marijuana, and detained 15 suspected smugglers. the mission lasted 72 days. >> today's always an exciting day. we've been married for four years. whenev

how a green project is reviving a drought-stricken valley in chile.hen it comes to tackling poverty, china has no doubt achieved a lot. china is singlehandedly responsible for most of asia's poverty reduction over the past years. but poverty comes in many guises. the un has defined poverty as "a denial of choices, a violation of human dignity" and a "lack of basic capacity to participate effectively in society." so it includes a lot more than an empty stomach. while mainland china is winning the battle when it comes to feeding its poor, hong kong is experiencing a social decline that's sent thousands into hiding behind the city's towering facades. we meet a social worker who helps those left behind in this fast paced metropolis. an average hallway in a typical apartment building in central hong kong. social worker sze lai shan is here to look in on some tenants. one can expect two or three people in a 50 square meter apartment. but here we find ten, or twenty. in this apartment -- twenty-six. and there is no law against it. retirees, workers, men of a

so not as hot in death valley. >> she went to death valley last week and returned home for emotional support as she awaits any news. >> i'll go back to bring him out. >> george alcoholler is missing a long way from home. his wife hopes that wide media attention could jar someone's memory who might have seen him leading to that campground. in san francisco kim, ktvu channel 2 news. >> santa fe police say three men are behind bars after they robbed a bank and then led police on a chase. overhead as those men were arrested. investigators say the three robbed the bus on the road at about 10:40 this morning when officers started to -- tried to stop the driver took off. at one point the suspect began stolen bank money out the window. some officers stayed behind to direct traffic and pick up the loose bills. >>> protesters thanks the judge today for arraignments and ordered to stay away. the former arrested last november during a demonstration, students and one alumna pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges. stay away order which means the students are far from being within 100 yards of t

earlier today president perez visited silicon valley. he took questions at the menlo park campus and started his own facebook page that is dedicated to addressing problems in the middle east. he then sat down with 19 silicon valley venture capitalists with a goal of forging stronger ties with israel's tech industry. >>> the jury selection continues in the domestic violence case. the judge ordered a new pool of 100 perspective jurors to make up for those already dismissed for the perceived bias or conflict of interest. the judge is considering a motion for his attorney for a change of venue. >> people form strong opinions, and they form the strong opinions in all directions because there is a personal investment in this matter. it is their elected official. it is their city. >> also at issue is the video showing a bruise that prosecutors claim he caused when he grabbed his wife's arm. a san francisco superior court appellate division is considering whether that tape is admissible in court. >>> tourists spotted a dead body floating in the

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