that is going to bring maybe 80 miles per hour win gusts to the central washington oregon coast. we have the showers moving up into the great lakes. these showers extend down toward the gulf of mexico. this moisture is going to head toward us tonight even tomorrow along with warmer temperatures than even what we are dealing with today. the futurecast here come some of those clouds by 5:00 p.m. some of those showers not too many of them. after midnight, look at the showers east of i 99. we'll be dealing with that overnight. a few showers early. this will sweep south and east of us. a nice break for lunch time and potentially a few more showers pop tomorrow afternoon. really very spring like out there with temperatures way above average. don't take things out. we could still get frost or freezing weather. i mean, it is early in the season. we are not into the heart of the growing season despite the temp. 50 to 55 tonight with the showers. tomorrow 77, the afternoon shower. isolated thunderstorms can't be rolled out. mid 70s wednesday, thursday and friday. friday and saturday, a cha

bulk of next system has eyes for washington and oregon and just barely comes down we get the tip, the southern tip of that it's why we are going to get scattered rain out of this. mid to upper 50s north bay valleys, you most likely will have thickest clouds and rain. low to mid 60s around the bay shore into the east bay valleys. another chance of showers tomorrow up north all of us will get rain light thursday better chance of rain saturday. here's sue. >>> good morning. walnut creek, good looking tuesday morning so far so good. southbound 680 towards the 24 junction into the san ramon valley, no problems, this is northbound. noncommute direction. let's look at the beautiful drive through berkeley and emeryville into the bay bridge, moving nicely. no metering lights at the bay bridge. upper deck smooth sailing. exciting thing, new toll lane opening up this morning supposed to open last week we had a rain delay. this morning, right now it is underway. we have until 9:00 this morning, the -- it is always congested in this area from 880 to westbound 237. four mile stretch there and south

. >> the states now, washington, oregon, idaho, part of montana and part of wyoming. the oregon territory went up to what is now alaska up into british columbia and other parts of canada. and polk bolded said in his inaugural address that we basically stake out our claim to all of oregon. the brits went crazy. the times of london was saying that it's going to lead to war. a lot of americans were worried that polk was going to get us into a war. but sort of the last minute, he had an iron nerve in a lot of ways. at the last minute he offered a compromise that brought the border across the 49th parallel to the strait of juan de duca and down and around vancouver island to zo the the 26-year log jom so we got oregon. >> what was that -- who came up with that slogan? >> mostly midwesterners. people called northwesterners in those days. mostly people around the great lakes because they saw national trading relationship between that part of the country and their own. and they wanted all of oregon territory, which went up to 54-40. they wanted it all, 54-40 or fight. polk dis

normal, from the middle of the rockies to the east coast, and basically california, nevada, washington, oregon and idaho expected to be below normal. as far as precipitation next 30 days, this is key i know, below normal and into the four corners region, above normal expected as you can see from mississippi and louisiana, into the ohio valley and son of the same areas have been getting a lot of the moisture this year. and above normal in the pacific northwest. >> but that expanse of above normal pictures, this could be an interesting spring. >> yes, warm and wet. >>> spirit of the heartland is next. week takes us to pomeroy washington - home to the dye >>> spirit of the heartland takes us to pomeroy, washington. this family's farm was the biggest blue grass seed producer in the country but after an untimely death the family sold the business. now the next generation is creating its own legacy. they are focused on mainly we production that despondent parents haven't forgotten about raising quality kids. -- but these parents haven't forgotten about raising quality kids. >> of family farm more th

well up to the north and the tail end through canada, washington, oregon into northern california andhore. this is what will be impacting us for this weekend. it will stay up to the north for the next about day and a half or so before it starts to approach the north bay. on future cast the 11-hour on friday the rain still up to the north will stay there threw most of friday but rain set to impact us this weekend. more on that coming up. >>> the most recent tomorrow system left damage in it's wake. a 40-foot limb of a monterrey cypress collapsed on the driveway of a home. you can see it in this video. very little struck well damage was caused. the roof gutter was smashed. nobody was hurt. a different story elsewhere, though. maureen went to fair fax where a massive tree came down and destroyed part of a home there. >> you can see how this 100-foot tree is completely engulfing this house. family members inside were trapped because of it for a short time. luckily they are okay but they say this tree has destroyed their living room, office, dining room, front porch and front stairs. when

coastlines of oregon and washington state. a lot of rain, too, with that. so that's going to cause a lot of inconvenience out there. maybe some minor power outage on the coast. tomorrow, things will slowly improve. well, if you're watching us, king five news in seattle washington, see what the world eats. >> all right, thanks so much. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines. this weekend's box office chant hit the devil. doctors say it grabbed just over $39 million in its second weekend to take its earnings to about 122 millions in just 10 day. john carter had a stronger than expected opening. but it cost a reported $25 million to make so $30 million is just a drop in the bucket. taking in an additional $70 million and 51 overseas territories. the r-rated flick opened quietly with 7 million. >> and eddie murphy opened in sixth with 6 plus million. the film did earn a rare distinction of earning 0% on rotten tomatoes. >> so this is going to be the worst film of the year? >> i bet. >> we called this. and this comes from channel 2 news in anchorag

and, as typical, the instability showers are moving through areas of coastal washington and oregon statethe snow levels are very low, too. so when these showers come through, we may even see some snow. i think the portland area, 500 feet and above. well, well down there. so since this is where all the cold air is, it's really the only cold spot in the entire country. here's the storm system. the big one went through. and then, behind that, another monster storm is going to come in as they go about two days from now. we're in a very stormy weather pattern. very active. very much like what we'd see in the middle of winter. a lot of rain moving up through fort brag. haven't had a lot of that this winter. you can see the instability showers off the coach as the main batch of precipitation begins to exit the cascade. temperatures in the 30s today and even with daytime highs only in the 40s. that's it. that's where the cold weather is. areas like lake tahoe. skiing resorts will get a little bit of fresh powder. >>> another big storm to come, so that's where all the active weather is. >> well,

as far as the northwest, a lot of moisture out here across western parts of washington, oregon. we do have flood warnings in effect out here because of how much rain we've seen. many of the rivers are currently running at or just below flood stage. the one good news for that town of mapleton in oregon is that we're expecting the river out there to begin to recede. these are some images coming out of that area, that mapleton area in oregon where we're seeing a lot of flood water elevated river levels and again, we're expecting that river to gradually recede. so we're going to continue to see more rain out there. so even if rivers are receding, you can still look at more flooded roadways in the area. we're continuing to see that moisture coming in through parts of northern california, all the way up into washington. the forecast for the next several days is we'll continue to see more storms impacting this region. some of this moisture making it all the way down in through central parts of california. you can see some to the west of fresno and across the higher elevations, you're g

north bay that's why the best chance of showers are there the bulk of the storm is moving into washington and oregon a little more impressive returns than what is reaching the ground the general theme staying up north through the afternoon evening hours overnight through tomorrow morning tomorrow at noon tomorrow in the afternoon even tomorrow night wait a minute look what's coming down from the northwest cold front will push showers into our forecast for the commute thursday morning by noon thursday they are gone and the sun breaks out. if we are lucky possibly a quarter inch in north bay. thursday afternoon and friday for sure dry, bulk of the rain saturday lesser extent sunday, dry monday. >>> want to update you on the earthquake in mexico near mexico city revisions says that was a 7.6 magnitude quake that struck within the last half hour. we are getting reports there were situation buildings in mexico city and frightened workers and residents were running in the streets. at that magnitude there could be strong damage. we'll keep following the story for you. 7.6 earthquake near mexico city this m

north bay that's why the best chance of showers are there the bulk of the storm is moving into washington and oregon little more impressive returns than what is reaching the ground the general theme staying up north through the afternoon evening hours overnight through tomorrow morning tomorrow at noon tomorrow in the afternoon even tomorrow night wait a minute look what's coming down from the northwest cold front will push showers into our forecast for the commute thursday morning by noon thursday they are gone and the sun breaks out. if we are lucky possibly a quarter inch in north bay. thursday afternoon and friday for sure dry, bulk of the rain saturday lesser extent sunday, dry monday. >>> want to update you on the earthquake in mexico near mexico city revisions says that was a 7.6 magnitude quake that struck within the last half hour. we are getting reports there were situation buildings in mexico city and frightened workers and residents were running in the streets. at that magnitude there could be strong damage. we'll keep following the story for you. 7.6 earthquake near mexico city this mor

it's not only producing rainfall in washington and oregon but across california, eventual live we're going to get a slot of this train of moisture feeding into eureka. it's going to dip to the south, then friday we'll start to notice some of these changes with the showers continuing to develop in the north bay. by saturday widespread rain returning all the way to the south bay here and throughout san jose, also morgan hill and gilroy. for tomorrow morning a few spotty showers with the onshore flow. nothing major. may impact you in san mateo, maybe down to palo alto but it's on friday evening that we'll have the better chance of widespread scattered showers. we're going to hold off on the consistent rainfall until saturday morning, 5, 6, 7, 8:00 in the morning. and that's where we could have an additional half inch of rainfall, maybe an inch across the north bay. then the chance of rain into saturday evening. here's the thing. if the you are doing any traveling north of let's say santa rosa, be prepared on interstate 5 to possibly encounter some flooding conditions up in the oregon, c

conditions over so much of the country, but if you're joining us late at night in areas of washington state, oregon, that's where the worst of the weather has been. strong winds going through yesterday. east coast, it you're about to leave the house right now, areas of connecticut, down to the cape, coastal areas of jersey all the way done through maryland, that's where we're watching this light rain moving throu through. so bring the umbrella. it will be in and out of here probably about an hour or two from now, so at the peak rush hour, no problems on the roads. but if you're leaving right now, just the area of light rain. a little batch in will buffalo, too. slowly falling apart. so as far as the forecast further to the south, same for you in richmond, norfolk, light rain over the next hour or two. that will linger longer there in eastern north carolina. so now let's talk about the temperatures. this has been the story pretty much since winter began. and how that winter is officially about to end, it just figures it would be like this. 84 in sabt. louis. 71 record high in boston yesterday. and n

but a 15-year-old kid living in indonesia or spokane, washington, or oregon, or whatever, could be doing this. it just takes brain, facility and a malicious intent. >> what are you hearing from the so-called critical infrastructure businesses, the electric companies et cetera, about the regulation? senator mccain called this a regulatory leviathan. >> i have a hard time with that because electricity morales runs every hospital, business, school, home, every enterprise in this country. therefore, it is the security of the nation. if they can shut down grids, which they have done in selected places across the united states already. if they can shut that down on a broader scale, then critical infrastructure becomes exactly that. it is the infrastructure that you absolutely have to protect, that number one protect is protecting critical infrastructure. that is where people's lives are at risk, where you really lose thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands. think if they got into the computer system of a dam and all the water was released, and all the people below that dam. they ca

the broad area of pressure is starting to dig in and producing rain in washington and oregon.h pressure is going to keep us at bay for thursday. it's going to be in between so it will be great. we will get sun in by the afternoon and also a few expected 70s. by friday that's when the showers develop. for tomorrow morning, we had the cloud cover and widespread coverage here expected from santa rosa down to san jose. we do expect sunny skies back to the east bay and the south bay and cloud cover filtering in across the north and by 7:00 p.m., the clouds start to return in advance of the next system that looks to bring us a round of consistent rainfall at about 5:00 a.m. and could pick up a half to one inch across the bay area. we'll not have heavy nonstop rain. if you are headed anywhere north into this weekend, we could see one to three inches near redding and six inches at the northern california coastline and southern oregon and three to six inches near portland. if you are planning a road trip, it might be treacherous for you. 45 in redwood city and 48 in los gatos and 46 in

but a 15 your kid living in indonesia or living in spokane, washington, or oregon, where ever, could be doing this. it just takes brains, facility, and a malicious intent. >> host: what are you hearing from the so-called critical infrastructure businesses, the electric companies, et cetera, about the regulation? senator mccain call this a regulatory leviathan. >> guest: i just have a hard time with that, because electricity more or less runs every hospital, every business, every school, every home, every enterprise in this country, and, therefore, it's the security of the nation. if they can shut down grades, which they have done in selected places across the united states already, if they can shut that down on a broader scale, then critical infrastructure becomes just exactly that. it's the infrastructure you absolutely have to protect. that number one priority is protecting critical infrastructure, because that's where people's lives are at risk. where you said you really lose thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands. things on the computer system like a damn and all the

the record-breaking snowstorm in the northwest. 8 inches of snow in coastal washington and oregon.w in seattle and portland. now a big rainmaker. 3 to 4 inches in the highlighted red area. watch the jet stream up to almost the arctic circle. >> wow. >> need i say more? there it is. we are witnessing the sun with the sunrise coming up right now. it is a warm start 2 hour day and already we are at our typical afternoon high -- and ite and is it only 7:20 a m and we are on way to 80 this afternoon total sunshine and tomorrow in the >> all of america's weather in the next half hour. robin? george? >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up, a twist in the trial of a polo baron. >>> and the latest on the controversial relationship between the teacher and the student. her mama weighs in. light as air. your mood... your step... even your makeup. new revlon® photoready airbrush™ mousse make up. makeup like you've never seen or felt before. unique air-infused mousse formula blends easily for a smooth, poreless, airbrushed finish. ocean spray cranberry juice versus vegetable juice. first the cranberry

they will face either colorado or oregon tomorrow night in the semifinals. >> top seed washington versus on the attack to the rack, off balance. it goes. beavers by 13 at the half. b.j. wilcox, he had 16 off the bench and huskies up by 8. minute left. ahmaad with 3. cunningham to the hoops, 18 for the man from san leandro high. beavers knock off the top-seeded washington huskies, 86-84. >> women's pac-12 action, stanford defeats washington. cal also moves to the semis. they beat play washington state tomorrow. >> sharks were in dallas this evening facing first place stars. this was the game most important of the season and puck was on his stick in the shootout. bringing it! mark with a hello for tommy. final seconds, look at the move with the backhand to score with seven tenths of a second left. dallas tied for the 2. vapelski on the rebound, with 3 and a half minutes to go. thomas just gets the puck triple over the line right there. to tie it at 3. they go to the shootout and here is a backhand, only goal of the shootout. most important moment, it was denied. sharks lose 4-3 but they do

umbrella weather for san francisco up to the reno area all through oregon and washington state. we should be dry in southern california, vegas and arizona. tomorrow a decent sized storm will come on shore in oregon. if you are watching us on channel 2 anchorage, alaska with marriage at the international gallery of art. >>> the all-time movie hit titanic set sail again in england. joked she wouldn't watch herself nude in 3-d saying i'll be in the bar. >> not for her. >> former nba star dennis rodman temporarily escaped jail for failure to pay spousal and child support tuesday. says he can't pay his expenses and is "an extremely sick alcoholic." >>> he hasn't played a game yet in new york. i think that may be the size of your head. >>> actress vegan environmentalist alishia silver stone signaled she was someone different when she named her child blue. feeding her child by chewing the food and then feeding it to him. >>> we are in nearby montpelier, vermont a teenager was honored for putting his purs foot forward. the teenager was declared the honor of america's stinkiest sneakers.

washington area and as high as $4.50 to upwards of $5 for premium unleaded in california, washington state and oregonwelcome to hour one of "washington today" here on c-span radio. i'm steve scully. thanks for being with us. news from afghanistan and on that soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians last weekend, a seattle attorney has be been hired to represent that soldier. the staff sergeant is from the seattle area and was asked to treatment individual who has been taken into custody and we learned yesterday has left afghanistan. >>> meanwhile the obama administration is saying that the u.s. course in afghanistan remains unchanged despite the demand by afghan president karzai for u.s. troops to leave more rural areas of afghanistan. >>> and a new report out today of 525 page report into the investigation in the case against senator ted steven's who passed away in a plane crash in 2010, he was convicted in 2008. that conviction was overturned. this art showing evidence that prosecutors failed to disclose seriously damaging testimony and credibility of the government's key witness in that case

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que aún trae un poco de nublado, pero sobre todo la llegada de otro sistema que esta cerca de oregon y washingtonronóstico para los próximos 5 días comienza a nublarse, mañana jueves condiciones estables, llega el sistema el viernes, el sábado ya llega la lluvia, el domingo agradable, por lo menos fresco, temperaturas cerca de los 60. >> si tiene planes para el sábado posibilidad de lluvias en un 80 por ciento. >> le tendre más detalles sólo a las once . >> ya regresamos .mente >> (♪ ♪ ) . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> los seguidores del inter de milán y el barcelona se comieron hasta las uñas . >> el duelo fue de dientes apretados, una autentica final adelantada. >> inter de milán se vistio para recibir al barcelona, el mejor equipo del mundo según muchos. >> se resbalaba lionel messi . >> cero por cero que le sale bien al inter de milán que no recibió en casa. >> (información en pantalla) . >> uno de los grandes favoritos a ganar el torneo, mario gomez, al 69 aparecia este autentico demonio . >> un pie y medio ya tiene en las semifinales. >> copa libertadores . >> sporting recibiendo a las chivas de guadalajar

nice warm-up for the southwest, but washington state and oregon -- >> not so much. >> -- not so pretty to start spring. >>> apple keeps shining. oil keeps climbing. and a new number two in burgers. your "early morning" business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll tell you about ashton kutcher's new out-of-this-world plan. >>> coming up, bad news for the north carolina tar heels. the devils and rangers duke it out. and peyton manning has traded out his colt for a bronco. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your headlines this morning. >>> police in france are conducting a massive manhunt for the person who shot and killed three children and a teacher yesterday at a jewish school in southwest france. authorities say the same gun was also used in two other shootings. local police who normally don't carry weapons have been issued guns. >>> the lawyer for sergeant robert bales says his client remembers very little about the killing of 16 afghan civilians. bales' wife said in a statement that she, too, wan

romney coming off wins in washington state and oregon over the weekend increasing his lead while santorum, gaining rich and paul hope to emerge with delegates that will support at the gop convention. romney noted santorum didn't fill out all the paperwork in ohio. >> i got the nod from the people of ohio that would send a big statement. >> that's at only thaeupblg we find is a problem with my -- only thing they find with is a problem with my candidacy, we are in good shape. >>> 4:46. towns ravaged by tornadoes face a new challenge. cold and snow move in to add to the misery. >>> police surveillance program targeting muslims in new york draws fire. not everyone thinks it is a bad idea. >>> man vs. lava? the last house in a large hawaiian subdivision meets a sizzling end. çk >>> pretty warm in phoenix 85, 74 dallas, 71 new orleans, 5 miami. -- 40s pacific northwest, st. louis, d.c., new york, 30s around the great lakes. no departure delays. snow heading towards washington and philadelphia. if any delays develop, abc7news.com at the bottom is our flight tracker. >>> 4:50. severe weather cont

this would-be thief was in for a big shock when he tried to rob the little brick deli in washington county, oregonpepper spray towhat he got.... was a blow to the head! the owner pulled out a baseball bat and hit the suspect repeatedly. he fled the scene, but not without getting a few bruises first.. police are still looking for the attempted robber. for the hundredth anniversary of the sinking of the titanic alison kosik reports. the world's most famous shipwreck is on the auction block. the titanic went down 100 years ago this april. and to mark the shipwreck's centennial-- more than 55- salvage expeditions are up for sale. in addition to video footage of the ship and recovery efforts... the collection includes passengers' personal belongings like clothing and jewelry... as and silverware, the auction will even include boat-- like this cherub. a buyer can even take over salvage rights to the wreck sitenow you might be wondering howin a previous appraisal-- the collection was valued at 189- million dollars. navy pier's governing board today approved a recommendation to hire a team led by the co-

up to the north you can see colder air now heading towards washington and oregon by the weekend that is towards us will drop our snow levels down to 2,000 feet thunderstorms with hail this weekend. before that, rain today, temperatures in the low to mid 60s around the bay shore, south bay east bay valleys along the coast into the north bay mid to upper 50s. it will remain breezy through tomorrow morning rain will taper tomorrow afternoon another shot of showers thursday and then third system comes in for the weekend with those storms hail and snow. >>> good morning. wind advisory has been added for the carquinez bridge now it is almost all bay area bridges with the exception of a couple where there is a wind advisory. be extra careful. 101 san rafael, roads are wet. mike was showing heaviest rain in santa rosa so far no major accidents reported there. in terms of accidents we've had a few, nothing to really slow you down. that's impressive. drivers doing a good job this morning. 680 walnut creek brake lights southbound towards highway 24. bay bridge toll a wind advisory for the bridg

a new storm will bring strong winds, rain and heavy mountain snow to western washington and northwest oregone midwest and south will be mainly clear and dry with a few thunder showers in the ozarks and lower ohio valley. from arkansas to northern florida. the northeast will be mostly sunny. >>> in sports, the march to the final four in new orleans is under way. who says there's no politics in baseball -- or basketball i should say. president obama took david cameron to game one last night in dayton, ohio. mississippi valley state led by 16 with five minute left. but western kentucky put on a furious charge. it was tied at 54 with 1:15 to play. the hilltoppers finally took the lead on a three-point play with 34 seconds to go and held on for a 59-58 win. earlier the president talked march madness with cbs sports. >> everybody, including these two teams, are thinking maybe i'll be the cinderella story here. that's what makes it a great tournament. >>> in the other first round game in dayton, iona started out looking like a cinderalla team leading byu at the half. but led by noah hartsog who sco

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here's the next system, notice how it is diving into washington and oregon, we are getting a plume of moisture down here with some drizzle and scattered showers now, the next plume of moisture behind it is more to the north that's why i think our best chance of seeing organized widespread wet weather is with the drizzle this morning. the farther you head east and south this afternoon less likely you are going to see rain. low 60s around the bay shore, upper 50s along the coast into the north bay. heavy rain possible tomorrow evening and again saturday morning when we could have hail thunderstorms roll through scattered thunderstorms saturday into sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, dry and warmer. good morning sue still following accidents in the east bay? >> yep, a couple of accidents involving trees down southbound 13 remainsomty closd our amy hollyfield is reporting live from the scene "sig alert" fatal accident and they are asking to you avoid the area 580 is your alternate. now we are getting reports northbound 13 at redwood road, another downed tree. the weather is definitely a

our next storm that going to move east this going to pound the northern part of the state washington, also oregon with heavy rain and snow. we are on the tail end of that. you can see the showers this morning up in the north bay as we just showed you see how they dance across the north bay until we get to almost 10 or 11:00 tonight then rain moves across all of our neighborhoods hangs around for the morning commute more scattered showers during the afternoon, cold front provides the sharpest lift or fastest lift, the faster you lift an air mass the more unstable that's why we get the heavier rain friday during the evening hours. one system moved to the southeast the other comes from the southwest this brings heavy rain for saturday morning we could make up with heavy rain could hear thunder even hail hitting your house saturday morning. more scattered showers like that for saturday afternoon and sunday. up until 7:00 saturday morning possibly half inch to an inch of rain around the bay, half that in the south bay, down that whether it is the north bay or santa cruz mountains. temperatures this we

you can see the storm punching into oregon and washington.for us a sprinkle in the north bay partly sunny, low to mid 60s along the coast into san francisco, mid 60s to near 70 for the rest of us livermore, morgan hill and san jose, windy, wet tomorrow and cooler breezy and dry sunday, monday and tuesday dry before another chance of rain wednesday day let's see if you have a chance of a nice commute. here's frances. >>> i think you do on bay area freeways the line i remember the most is don't buy anything stupid. keep that in mind today. katie marzullo is at the scene main street closed between harrison and bryant. bryant closed for a in the area. harrison open embarcadero is open. if you normally take the embarcadero heading to work, i don't think there will be much impact at this point. there is an injury crash in the richmond area if you are traveling between richmond and pinole on san pablo avenue, a car hit a power pole earlier this morning, two lanes still blocked terra hills drive a little north of hilltop mall 80 fine, 101 san rafael,

. >> feliz jueves, panorama de lluvias, más hacía el norte, en la zona de oregon, también para washingtono, hay que tener cuidado en las carreteras . >> parcialmente nublado, probabilidad de lluvias dispesar. >> queda ya despejado, pero con esa temperatura que se mantiene (información en pantalla) . >> le voy a tener más detalles. >> (información en pantalla) . >> ahora es el momento . >> (♪ ♪ ). >> buenas tardes arranca la temporada 2012 de las grandes ligas . >> (información en pantalla) . >> emprende la carrera cubriendo toda la pradera. >> en la cuarta, el veterano domina a su rival. >> es dominado, pero en la septima. >> (información en pantalla) . >> el cubano responde, los atléticos de oakland . >> la bola del parque, segundo cuadrangular para los atléticos de oakland . >> oakland se va a la victoria cuatro carreras a una. >> se definen los equipos de la copa de campeones de la concacaf que van al pre olimpico. >> gran partido en jalisco, después de perder con uruguay ponen la encomienda en el fútbol mexicano . >> si pierda chivas y atlas gana, se van a descenso. >> de esta forma l

cascades in washington and oregon. finally ended in portions of montana. but did pick up 6 to 8 or 12 inches. this rain pattern, beginning to move off to the east and northeast. it will take a long time to get through our area. looks like widely scattered showers heading to the south tonight. our chances of showers very, very slim tonight. but later in the week, that system out to the west, looks like a beginning approaching us, saturday and sunday, with cooler temperatures and cludes. so we might finally -- cloud, so we might finally get some much-needed rain as it slowly moves in our direction. but in the meantime, just extreme northern new england may finally see some cooling. but looks like we'll start seeing temperatures, upper 70s to low 80s. at least for a couple of days. incredible warmth as the jet stream way up across canada, except across southeastern canada. so everybody in the east, 25 to 35 degrees above normal. winds tomorrow on the bay, southeast, 5 to 10 knots. bay temp, around 53. tonight, maybe a pop-up shower. slim chance and more fog a

primera banda de nubosidad que se acercÓ, debido a que el centro de la presiÓn, baja presiÓn, en oregon y washingtonl reloj continÚa, con mÁs lluvia, y nieve, hasta cuÁndo la pregunta, los detalles en el siguiente segmento, volvemos. >>> vamos a noticias del dÍa. el sujeto arrestado el domingo, por el brutal asesinato de 5 personas en san francisco, ya enfrenta acusaciones formales, sobre el dtenido pesan 5 cargos de homicidio, en circunstancias especiales, serÍa un candidato a la pena de muerte, las vÍctimas cuyos cadÁveres fueron encontrados el viernes, fueron asesinatos con un arma punzo cortante, el alcalde de san francisco, pidiÓ una reforma migratoria, para impedir que extranjeros con historial delictivo regresen a los locales donde cometieron el delito. se emitiÓ una orden de deportaciÓn en su contra, nunca se ejecutÓ el gobierno de vitnam no enviÓ documentos correspontendes, el sujeto se quedÓ en el paÍs libre. >>> el suspendido alguacil de san francisco, quieren que lo reinstalen, luego del escandalo de violencia domÉstica, se presentÓ la peticion ante un juez, alegando que la remociÓn del

nucular device and i mean that logic it gets all twisted up go ahead oregon washington. well you know it's going to work sure a couple things first of all i have the quote from the i.a.e.a. in front of me and they say the report says there's information available to the agency indicating that iran has carried out activities that are relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device if you read through the report i think it's clear that iran is working on all three aspects of the nuclear explosive device weaponization and richmond which is the hardest part and also a delivery system why are we particularly concerned about iran because this is a government that well may not be deterrable whatever you have in the but if it is to go out of that word what evidence do you have of that. that's an interesting statement this is a government. this is a government with a messianic apocalyptic soviet communism and a government also well you know the soviet the soviet communists were atheists they didn't believe that. chaos would help bring a better world in the world to come

it's raining this morning, many areas, northern california, oregon and washington, coastline, we're dry in southern california. getting warm in arizona. 90 today possible in phoenix. as we go through the weekend, a new storm system will come onshore. this one with a cold front could spark a few scattered afternoon thunderstorms. it's not going to be a big deal but we'll see another slug of moisture coming on. by the time we get to sunday, scattered rain and shower activity up there from portland northward. at least we will get dry weather to the medford, eureka, redding area. if you're watching on kcra 3, sacramento, california, see photos of pioneering african-american men and women who broke areas in aviation inequality at the california museum. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. at the box office "the hunger games" will still dominate. two new films will also do well. last week's record breaker will take the top spot again. the only question is by how much. 70 million is not out of the question but hard-core fans going bac

rain and a lot of it is coming down in areas of coastal oregon, coastal washington, now its spreadingnland to washington state. all the moisture down in california is going to linger today, too. this is a damp day. we are dry at least today from san francisco southward for the most part, but as we go through friday night, that storm will begin to shift. actually, a new storm will begin to move in and shift down through california. we have a really strange cold weekend forecast in l.a. coming up. well, if you're watching us on khnl-nbc 8 in honolulu, hawaii, discover fish sleep. see snails snooze and what roves around under the sea at the aquarium after dark at the waikiki aquarium. the fish swim to get oxygen, but they can sleep swim just not walk. >> i think we need to research that. >> i'll spend the next 24 hours doing that. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. charlize theron is a mom. the 36-year-old oscar-winning south african has adopted an african-american boy named jackson. elsewhere, tmz reports new orleans police issued an arrest warrant for r

there is washington taking on oregon state. there is off balance, and get it to go.5 and you cj willcox downtown and tony on the follow had 29 huskies by eight. there is within one, 35 seconds left, cunningham 18 for the man from san leeand dro high. and there is stanford defeating washington. and there is cal playing colorado as we speak. and there is warriors sell briting the career of chris mullen retiring his jersey. today he took part in another ceremony. breaking ground on two new basketball courts in his honor. the warriors began work on the court in east oakland used by an elementary school. he says hopes it will give kids an opportunity to improve games like he did when he was growing up. >> i probably should have picked another sport but there is something i loved to do. you know? i loved to shoot baskets. i felt myself getting better. and i just got kind of hooked on it, really. >> and the goal is clear. get to the playoffs. there is a disappointment z there is eight win asks 14 ties and he says this team should be wet better. >> every coming into this sea

friends on the west coast, lynn, i know we keep saying it, but it keeps raining, especially oregon and washingtontes. it's less than an ideal end of march. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, another day in court for lindsay lohan. plus, can a follow-up sale about gods and mythical creatures knock off last weekend's box office record-breaker? your "first look" at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look." [ clang ] my house is where plants came to die. ♪ but, it turns out all i was missing was miracle-gro potting mix. it's got what a plant needs. even plant food that feeds them for up to 6 months. you get bigger, more beautiful plants. guaranteed. who's got two green thumbs thanks to miracle-gro? uh, this gal. boom! everyone grows with miracle-gro. to those who say... boom! [worker 1:] we need to produce our own energy. [announcer:] and, to those who say... [worker 2:] we need environmental protection. [announcer:] conocophillips says, you're right. find out how natural gas answers both at powerincooperation.com. ♪ why do you whisper, green grass? ♪ [ all ] shh! ♪ why tell

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and san joaquin vaefl and parvad in washington and oregon, zooming in on the central rockies. the big issue, dry conditions with the fires and, of course, at the same time we're going to have strong winds. 85 degrees expected high in denver. cooler in the mountains, battling the blazes, but the wind is going to be really the telling prospect. we're going do have relative humidity of 10% to 17%. winds, 10 to 20, gusts around 30. that might be a bit conservative. might have some gusts approaching 35 perhaps 40. that isn't going to help matters at all. the wind will be relentless at times across the great basin. in fact, from reno back from the salt lake city even into las vegas, expect gusts. 40 to 60 miles per hour late in the afternoon. certainly something to keep in mind. with the wind, yes. you might have delays in a few spots, and i'll tell you, out in the northeast, the delays you'll have there, not really due to the wind but showers. low clouds. could have delay there's over an hour. delays in san francisco, of course, atlanta and charlotte, not quite as long, under an ho

wind, high wind on the coast of washington and oregon. two to four feet of snow experkted in the sierras. north of san francisco, looking at about 3 to 6 inches of rain. messy on the west coast. n overring light rai solomons island moving off to e east and on to the eastern shore. noticing the clearing just what's of the metro area. sunshine will continue to push east throughout the morning. 57 degrees in the district and 55 in manassas. temperatures are all running degrees above average this time of year. on seasonably warm this afternoon, 77 degrees, partly cloudy and a few isolated thunderstorms. >> in the next half hour, we'll talk a little bit about the southeast. from the flooding rains in louisiana to the fog at hartsfield atlanta. >>> the buzz huge over the upcoming movie "the hunger games." cecilia vega went inside the hunger for one of the most anticipated movies of the year. >> reporter: thousands turned out overnight for the premier in los angeles of "the hunger games." screaming fans down the block surprising the movie's star