washington, oregon, parts of northern california, we will see wet weather. high pressure will keep temperatures 10-15 degrees above average and it will be warm through the holiday. no cooling until we get to saturday and sunday. high pressure across southern california is really strong, it may be strong enough to put this moisture well to the north of us with this wet pattern continuing. washington and oregon will be getting dumped on and they will get wet weather. normally, this atmospheric river dips down with moisture in southern california and high pressure strong that doesn't allow for that. we will see this knowledge north and then we will get sunshine. your travel forecast, we will see moisture in your weekend in redding. 56 and sunshine. monterey 70 degrees and a closer look at your neighborhood. morgan hill, 80 degrees and in the afternoon, 78 for san jose and santa clara 76 and across the east bay, temperatures are cooler, low 60s and 70s an normally, we are in the low 60s for this time of year. 10 degrees cooler for san francisco and ukiah and lak

but there's still plenty of rain coming down for our friends in washington and oregon.ad back-to-back-to- back storms. in redding a chance of showers as we have been showing you. sacramento also slight chance about a 20% chance of rain. tahoe looking clear, temperatures in the 60s. for us here at home, across the south bay, temperatures will be in the mid- to low-70s. across the east bay also it's going to be in the low 70s. for san francisco, we will be about 10 degrees above average today. let me hop through that seven- day forecast and show what you can expect for the weekend. no significant cooling until sunday when the high pressure moves out and a storm comes through. that could bring us widespread rain up to a half inch. over to you. >>> a new sign this morning of just how hard it is to buy a home in the bay area. last month, pending home sales fell more than 10% compared to a year ago. the steepest drop was in san jose, 51%. low inventory is one reason. sky high prices is another. >>> we have been reporting on problems with a city-run affordable housing program

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since then has been deported five times with seven nonviolent felony convictions in arizona, washington, oregon, texas and arizona. meanwhile the steinle family will not be here for the verdict. instead, they will issue a statement. a source has told me regardless of the verdict, the family has said they will not politicize their daughter's death. in san francisco, abc7 news. >>> california is getting more money to help with the wildfires. today president amended his proclamation. it allowed for 75% of the he will jibl costs. the state can use it. damage for the sonoma and napa county fires are over $3 billion. and we've been looking at ruins. not only homes but also cars. literally thousands of them. today, wayne friedman did some exploring and visited the next destination. >> toto, we're not in suburbiasa anymore. the answer would be yes in the form of a wrecking yard. it is an intermediate destination with not so subtle messages and countless sad stories by the owners. so that's our vehicles. >> he hadn't even driven the wild cat since restoring it. the car was gorgeous. >> that car was pret

washington, oregon, going to get rain but it will be warm weather there, as well.ng snow coming down for this thanksgiving holiday. >> drivers won't have to worry about breakdowns in southern california. >>> speeds in the yellow out of antioch to 680. an accident 292 northbound causing a backup at grant street one lane blocked 10 minutes from 680 to 4. so not too bad. things are starting to get busier over at the bay bridge toll plaza. you're taking a live look at the macarthur maze where 580 interstate 80 and 880 all join together and you can see that those brake lights are starting to back up a bit not quite to the maze yet. just past 880. then we have speeds in the green although they just turned on those metering lights at 5:27 so prepare for slowdowns heading into san francisco. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> a bay area father who spent the past several months in i.c.e. custody has been released in time for thanksgiving. hugo mejia of san rafael walked out of the gates of the federal immigration facility last night and into the arms of his fam

from canada, washington, oregon. it's moving south. and there's cold air associated with this.o you can expect your temperatures to stay pretty cool. let's take you through your futurecast to show you when it's going to arrive. clouds around midnight, the first round of drizzle arrives, not significant at midnight. early tomorrow morning, we'll have your hi-def doppler cranked up tracking morning rain. so santa rosa could see some more rain in the morning. then by the next -- by noontime around noon, most of the bay area to the south, santa cruz, hayward, livermore, maze some rain. you can see it hanging around the north bay hills so that's why they are going to see the most amount of rain from this. it is pretty widespread. but hit or miss depending on your neighborhood, you may not get much at all. through the south bay, friday night into saturday morning, that's when you're going to get the strongest amount of rain there. you can see a lot of it across the east bay into saturday. if you have saturday afternoon plans, you're in the clear. sunday light quicker rain temperature

most of the country's hops are grown in washington, oregon and idaho. states that have suffered increasingly severe droughts in recent years leading to shortages in crops. with the megabeer producers gobbling up most of the supply, smaller craft beer makers are left scrambling. >> every month we try and figure out where we can get what we need to make a particular beer. >> reporter: and if you don't? >> you don't make the beer. >> reporter: producers are now trying to grow hops in other states, but it's a slow process. >> changes in temperature, changes in how their plants grow. >> reporter: nasa climate scientist joshua fisher says climate change is making droughts more intense. >> we're reaching a tipping point to what we're used to about how much rain we get and how plants grow because it's no longer the norm. >> reporter: shortages have led to higher prices for hops. some beer makers may ultimately have to pass on the cost to consumers. >> it's a lot of beer. >> reporter: at frog town they're using new methods to find ingredients. >> calling up othe

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colorado, washington, oregon, here. >> california? >> yes, right here in california we can definitely do some things with some numbers if we are not happy with the numbers from one lab, we will go to another, explain our situation and get our numbers. >> isn't that lying? is it fraud? >> yes. yeah, that would be lying and fraud. >> reporter: he said some labs agree to boost numbers to boost their own business. now he's speaking out to warn regulators but our investigation found fraud isn't the only problem facing the state. coming up tonight at 11:00 see what happens when we send the same pot samples to different labs. we will show you why scientists say our experiment exposes weaknesses in weed testing. back to you. >>> if you have a story for our investigative unit give us a call, 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> i want to check in with mike and kari this morning, they're very busy. roads slick out there of course because of the rain. >> and it's going to be raining for a while so we might as well get

on holiday with respect to climate change but california is in new york isn't the states of washington oregon virginia new jersey so there is a large part of america well over a majority that is committed serious climate action because we know global warming is an existential threat so that's why america's pledge is so important it's filling the gap a left by donald trump's statement that he was to pull out of paris we need leaders collective leadership on the part of governments everywhere to really decarbonize the world and that's what i'm committed to see seeing done and that was california governor jerry brown there at the u.n. climate conference in bonn germany. you're watching t.w. news live from berlin still to come two years after the budget plan we meet a survivor of the attacks the attacks that killed ninety people inside that paris concert venue on a night of terror but first. it's get some business news now have your see read that high here thanks very much brand yes we will be talking about one of the headlines today general electric is struggling to stay afloat it seems now c.e.

chicago's were freezing so we'll see and as the brief bite the still snow falling in the north of washington oregon probably come down to idaho northern california in the next day or so seattle's temperature data sea level is plus ten so it's winter up in the mountains but actually everywhere else to the east the sun's come out and it's looking quite quiet once again settles down but obviously it will be lost it but we've fixed temperatures see a huge rise now it's had for the science where we've seen significant rainfall out of the sky recently found jirus and billie's you see the bright white top clouds here but have more useful not quite as heavy shostak jamaica eastern cuba haiti and dominican republic but i think the concentration of the next day or so is going to be further west again this year catan says through billy's honduras guatemala maybe into the south to nicaragua and mexico see quite a few more showers as well. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short hustle stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. i prepared for that one hundred you get what you kno

yeah, so it would just maybe be a line or two -- and in one dispensary i went to, it was either washington oregon or, they had loose product on the side. the other ones had no loose product at all and said there was no loose product at all, we're only doing it in packages that are sealed with dosages and that they never -- patients never touch the product and the only aaccommodation they gave to medical marijuana patients, they didn't have to pay the tax. but it didn't have any other provision for medical use. i'm questioning it because i'm hearing that's an essential part of it being a medicine. >> can i offer a suggestion, some of this stuff we're doing in this transition period is going to be temporary, they're going to be guidelines written, there's going to be implementation and oversight period and i just wonder if this is something -- have you heard this is an issue, you are seeing in the field in terms of what's currently out there or you're concerned we're going to transition to it? >> no. we're only medical marijuana now. we're not adult use now. but when we switch to adult use -- >> i

washington. even portland, oregon seeing some of the action from that system. it will work its way down.re just seeing clouds just north of san francisco. so it looks like we'll start to see that here in the next few hours. here's the futurecast. by noon today, more of that cloud cover will come on through the bay area. you will see cloudy conditions in san jose as well through the afternoon. and 1:00 a.m. here we go, the first round of the raindrops could be falling and it looks like most of santa rosa, north bay hills, will start to get it. and then it's going to stay there until 5 a.m., 6 a.m., then the rest of the bay area should see rain, as well. by 10:00 tomorrow morning, we'll see hi-def doppler lit up in green. there should be a decent amount of rain. especially ukiah will get the most from the system. friday night north bay hills still getting rain. in the higher elevations across the sierra, that's when all of the rain will turn to snow. it will be just cold enough to see a decent amount of snowfall coming through until saturday early morning. we continue to see the rain comin

does the brief bite the still snow falling in the north of washington oregon public and that was idaho northern california in the next day or so seattle's temperature data sea level is plus ten so it's winter up in the mountains but actually everywhere else to the east the sun's come out and it's looking quite quiet once again settles down but obviously it will be lost it but what effects temperatures huge rise now it's had for the science where we've seen significant rainfall out of the sky recently found jirus and billie's you see the bright white top clouds here but have more useful not quite as heavy showers to jamaica eastern cuba haiti and dominican republic but i think the concentration of the next day or so is going to be further west again this year catan through billie's honduras guatemala maybe and further south to nicaragua and mexico see quite a few more showers as well. short films of hope. and inspiration. a series of short personal stories that highlight the human triumph against the odds. i prepared for the four hundred people wife you know here to be my savior but i c

have seen the tables turn a little bit, and we have seen a lot more liberal states, new york, washington, oregonhawaii, stepping up with a tax on trump administration policies on things like the travel ban or sanctuary cities. what is your reaction when you see them adopting the same kinds of tactics and legal arguments that you folks pioneered or pursued in the last few years? atty. gen. paxton: they say immigration is the greatest form of flattery. obviously, what we did was successful. we have sued five times since trump has been in office, but they were left over obama policies that we have had to deal with. i am not surprised. their strategy is a little different. they try to get the most liberal court they can. we were suing the federal government asking that the president not make law. trump is not being sued on that same ground. they are asking the court to make laws. they moved the game to a different place, and so we are having to try to defend that. like the travel ban, we stepped in with an amicus brief because the president, in our opinion, followed statutory law, and the court made

and they will buildup in thicken and it is bringing the system into washington, oregon, and the north corner of california. again, we will wake up with mostly cloudy skies, tomorrow looks to be a dry day. woman get into the second part of the afternoon, the evening hours, things will change up. this is 8 am, we could wake up with drizzle that is a possibility. we could have his submit -- hit or miss sprinkle, and we then will have the scattered showers falling over there is of the north bay towards the evening. if this remains on track, it will missed the evening dry. that is good news. is you get into the evening, it will moved through the central southbay, it takes us time. noticed the timestamp is 10 pm. it is barely moving through. this is thursday morning, we wake up with scattered showers. the roadways could be wet as you make your way to work. we then will have another storm over the weekend late sunday on into monday. we could have have inch of snow -- rain for southbay and more is expected for the northbay. we could have two inches for the hills. the wind will be picking up w

clouds were coming from a system that was moving through the northwest bringing rain and snow to washington, oregon, and northern california, for us, just a beautiful sunset on board. temperatures this afternoon on the cool side, 60 degrees, santa rosa, upper 50s, san jose checking in at 61 degrees. here is storm tracker 2. it is quiet and we will remain in this pattern for the next couple of days. we had fog this morning. we could expect another cool start to the day tomorrow than the afternoon, light winds and the temperatures ranging in the low 60s once again. we are not expected to see a huge increase. we will see relatively colder temperatures. 30s in napa, midshipman-30s, midshipman-40s, livermore, and around the bay, not as coal -- cold. 49 san francisco. the self a 37 -- the south bay 37. low 60s in pacifica, san francisco and around the bay, 62. southbay 65. 62 livermore. 63 degrees for napa. there is a not a lead change, friday not allowed change but when you get into the weekend there is a chance for a few scattered showers coming back our way. i will detail that in the next forecast com

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storm track will continue just a little bit north as we get into the next few days, areas like washington and oregon if you are travel that direction for your holiday, be prepared it is going to remain very soggy over the pacific northwest. for us mainly dry now through areas as we get into thanksgiving. here is a look at the futurecast model, not a lot going on. stopping it during the evening and we are mainly dry, maybe a few sprinkles over portions of the north bay. by tonight those clouds begin to clear out and we are done. as far as rainfall amounts, pick up a few 100ths, close to a .10-inch. here is look at the afternoon highs, low 60s for portions of the north bay. mid-60s oakland, 64 in san francisco. mid-60s for brentwood. south bay locations for the afternoon low .. east. .1 for morgan hill. 70 degrees loss catos. the extended forecast temperatures will warm into tuesday, wednesday, not much change for thanksgiving day. some good weather for our travelers and folks coming in to visit, 70s in the forecast not bad at all. we have a slight chance of a few scattered showers but it's slight. so

washington and oregon getting a lot of rain with more moisture and no snow levels dropping. they are those getting it. futurecast shows this. through the day on tuesday, sunny conditions and by wednesday morning, we start to see more clouds coming through. high pressure is strong with temperatures warm and partly cloudy conditions for wednesday. thursday, at 1:00 in the morning for your thanksgiving early morning hours, a slight chance of rain coming down. possibly santa rosa could see rain showers early thursday morning before 8:00 or 9:00, before the turkey is cooked or anything like that. the chance of rain could work down from the pacific northwest and the north bay. the atmospheric river, they are getting pushed north because of this high pressure to the south and there's a lot of moisture continuing to bring heavy rainfall down across portland and seattle and even eureka and redding with some rain. it won't work down to san francisco. for thanksgiving day, we have a chance of showers from the north bay and early morning thursday with temperatures staying warm, 10-15 de

there are showers for washington and oregon. >> that is great news for the air travel if you are going to the places. sometimes they can stream off and cause problems but we don't expect it at all for us. the p.m. commute cast is showing you the temperaturers for the most part. remaining in the 40's. future cast going to keep us clear throughout the overnight hours. it will be chilly. that is our bigger weather story. tomorrow morning we are in the 20's and the 30's. if you go out at 7:00, be ready to be chilly. by 12:00 noon, cool day. there are many turkey trots. tomorrow is down to 33, 34. the outlying spots are colder than that. bring your cold gear layer up. the holiday forecast when most of you are getting together with the friends and family in the afternoon. 45 by 3:00. by 5:00, 44. that sun is setting tomorrow around 4:49. we are warming things up on saturday. to 58. looking ahead i don't see any big problems. sunday we will cool it back down. temperatures in the 40s and the 50's. we will start next week dry in the final week of november. back to you. jonathan: all right. than

there are plenty of them impacting washington and oregon. to back storms there but you can see the ridging and that's basically keeping the cloud cover and any rain up in washington and oregon not allowing it to drop down into our area at all. so here's what your seven-day forecast looks like. clouds rolling through saturday and sunday with the storm to the north. temperatures in the 60s. monday, tuesday. partly cloudy. since we don't have rain in the forecast a good time to go ice skating. there's one at union square. 60 degrees. there's another one in san jose today. temperatures in the low 60s. over to you. >>> time now 5:51. a bay area community comes together to support a police officer who was nearly killed on duty. crisis. the city of oakland plans to >>> one bay area city is coming up with a creative new way to ease the homelessness crisis. oakland is moving people temporarily from tent cities into "tuff sheds" like these. 40 people will move into this empty lot opened by pg&e next week. mayor schaaf says it's not a solution but it's

washington, oregon also getting in on that rain/snow mix. here's a look at temperatures outside right now under mostly cloud day skies and some -- cloudy skies and some fog out there. north bay valley locations reporting thick fog. 54icland, 56 -- oakland, 56 san francisco. for the afternoon today, widespread low 60s to low 70s. we'll go 68 for san francisco. into the south bay, 73 san jose. nice weather in store if you're going to be out at the parks, maybe do some ice skating, dave, maybe do some holiday shopping. here's a look at your extended forecast. those temperatures just don't budge. 60s and 70s saturday, sunday, even into monday. tuesday is a cooler day, a drier day. if you are going to the sierra, be prepared because it will be changing up there with wind expected by late saturday and then the rain turning into snow by sunday night. >> okay. >> all right, thank you. >>>if you like a workout that includes a spin class, some new safety concerns. up next, the reason health experts say a spin class might be dangerous. >> and the thank

we have rain and snow over areas like washington, oregon, and northern california.re catching just the tail end of this, so again the possibility of that scattered shower activity not only for tonight, but tomorrow as well. the clouds and the chance for showers will remain in place on monday before we begin to dry out on tuesday. here's a look at the futurecast model into tonight and tomorrow morning. just a few waves, light blue indicating the possibility of drizzle. tomorrow morning a few scattered showers on the morning drive. not widespread, especially over the central and south bay. the south bay probably won't pick up much of any, and into monday afternoon not a lot going on, but the north bay could definitely see a few sprinkles. here's the afternoon drive and again it's fairly quiet. so calling for just a very weak system with a quarter inch or less expected for your monday. farther south into the central and south bay not likely to pick up much of any accumulation. temperatures in the morning with mostly cloudy skies, 52 in oakland, 53 in san francisco, and

the high pressure and because it is so strong in building, all of the storms are staying in washington and oregon and north of california. eureka, redding, a chance of showers but a very light trance. for our temperatures, thanks to high pressure high pressure, the south bay will be worn. 80 degrees and san jose expected to break a record. if they had 78, it will be a record. santa clara, 76. in the east bay, temperatures are cooler, and it is about 10 degrees above average, still. san francisco, 71 today. santa rosa, 72 degrees and to the north, temperatures upper 60s and low 70s. the futurecast gives you an idea of the status. clear skies and by tuesday and wednesday, clouds coming through. early thursday morning, the north bay could see a chance of rain or the 7 day forecast and we will show you what will reach out with a slight chance for thursday and saturday, another slight chance of rain with temperatures cooling down. monday, another storm system comes through. michelle, sunny and 70s for the holidays. >> uber is rolling out new tools intended to improve the pickup process for customers.

washington, oregon, still getting dumped on. they are going to see about three inches more of rain for parts of washington, some flooding likely there. let's show you the temperatures if you are traveling today. seattle, portland, down into the 60s, upper 60s for sacramento. los angeles 92 degrees for the high today. compare that to minneapolis. about a 60-degree difference with temperatures there 30s so there's a blast of cold air coming in from canada but, of course, the desert southwest is very warm, phoenix 88, las vegas 81. so here's a look at what we're seeing. gorgeous skies from our dublin camera also this layer of fog out there. here's our cliff house camera showing a pretty view of ocean beach. visibility though right now still across the east bay and the north bay, it's pretty low. about a mile visibility for livermore, concord about 5 miles. santa rosa quarter mile and napa about a half mile. fairfield just dropped down to .1. dense fog advisory today. highs today could break records in the south bay today. records we

>> everywhere, colorado, washington, oregon, here. >> reporter: california?h, right here in california. we can definitely do some things with numbers if we're not happy with the numbers we're getting from one lab. we'll go to another, explain the situation and we'll get our numbers. >> reporter: isn't that lying? is it fraud? >> yeah. that would be lying and fraud. >> reporter: he said some labs agree to boost numbers to boost their own business. now he's speaking out to warn regulators, but our investigation found fraud isn't the only problem facing the state. coming up tonight at 11:00, see what happens when we send the same pot samples to different labs. we'll show you why scientists say our experiment exposes weaknesses in weed testing. back to you. >> and if off story for our investigative unit, give us a call. or send us an e-mail to the unit. >>> coming up, it's been raining and pouring across the bay area. rain coming down in buckets. in fact, it sounds like this is a microclimate weather coverage continues right after this short break. >>> before bre

it talked about in the last half hour areas over washington and oregon. if this is your place to be. for us we will remain mostly sunny and today we will be warmer. wednesday it be loos like you will be one of the one of the warmest days. thursday holding onto some of that. we will see temperatures begin to slip on thanksgiving day. temperatures will continue to cool. right now 66 degrees in livermore. we have 66 in concord. to the north bay 66 in napa and around the bay. widespread 60s. 70s palo alto. 72 in fremont and 71 areas over half moon bay. around the peninsula a few more numbers to check for you here. 70 in belmont. upper 06's for wood side. temperatures up for most. up by 11 degrees. you are feeling the difference today. in to the south bay a bit cool america areas over san jose. half moon bay up by nine degrees this afternoon from where we were just 24 hours ago. temperature also range in the upper 60s to low 70s. low 70s for the east bayshore. low 70s expected inland. 67 degrees in the afternoon high for san francisco. into the south bay some

all the rain is going right towards washington and oregon. so they may see some flooding, several inches of rain back to back hitting them with storm after storm. here's your futurecast for our area. so tomorrow morning, there's a slight chance of showers hitting the north bay in the early-morning hours. we'll check that four on our hi- def doppler tomorrow. and then on friday, partly cloudy conditions, saturday should be fine. saturday night into sunday that's where we're watching for another storm. temperatures for today across our area, fremont 73. 74 in livermore. there is a turkey trot in oakland tomorrow morning. temperatures in the upper 50s so your thanksgiving forecast looks like this. upper 60s to mid-70s. a little cooler than today. here we go. the weather will be warm through sunday. that's when we'll get a shift and the storm will be here. >> sounds like a nice forecast. >> take a look at this. the family of bears made a break for it in tahoe. deputies spotted them snooping around a cvs pharmacy monday night. a mother bear got a

southern california and the bay area, keeping all the wet weather from the atmospheric river to washington and oregon. they're the ones getting rain. we will not. we are not expecting to see any of the storm activity drop into the bay area until maybe thursday, thanksgiving morning. here is your travel forecast for today. if you are heading to eureka, expect a slight chance of showers. lake tahoe, temperatures in the mid to upper 60s, sacramento a warm 70. closer to your neighborhood, san jose 78. if you hit 78 in san jose, that will be a record for the date. temperatures across the east bay are in the upper 60s and lower 70s, about 10 to 15 above average for a lot of us. 71 is the high in san francisco today in santa rosa, 72. it's still warm to the north with upper 60s, low 70s. air quality is in the moderate range. we are seeing more particulate matter in the skies because of high pressure and futurecast showing clear skies for today. we will get clouds to come in for tomorrow and then thursday morning after midnight is when we could see the chance for the rain showers. but only in the north bay.

hops are what gives beer its flavor and after roam a most of the country hops are grown in washington, oregono, states that have suffered increasingly severe droughts in recent years. that's crippled crops leading to shortages. with the mega beer producers gobble up most of the supply, smaller craft beer makers are left scrambling. >> every month we try and figure out where we can get what we need to make a particular beer. >> and if you don't? >> you don't, you don't make the beer. >> produce remembers now trying to grow hops in other states, but it is a slow process. >> changes in temperature, changes in how their plant grow. >> nasa climate scientist joshua fisher says climate change is making drants more intense. >> we are reaching this kind of tipping point to what we've been used to in terms of how much rain we'll get, how plants grow, and now no longer the norm. >> shortages have led to higher prices for hops. some beer makers say they may ultimately have to pason the cost to consumers. >> it is a lot of beer. >> at frog town, using new methods to find ingredient. calling up other brew

they're brewed in washington state, oregon and ohio. states have suffered droughts in recent years. their crops took a hit with a mega beer producer gobbling up more -- >> every month we try and figure out what we need to make a particular beer. >> if you >> if you don't, you don't make the beer. >> well, producers are trying to grow [indiscernible] in other states, but it's a slow process. breweries signed a brewery climate declaration to fight -- >>> that's wusa9 news at 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> this was an attack on the united states of america and new york city and attack on our people. it was the definition of terrorism, an effort to take away people's hope and spirit. >> there's breaking news coming in from the fbi in new york. agents say there's another person wanted for questioning after yesterday's terror attack in lower manhattan. the attack left eight people dead and injured about a dozen others. police towed away the mangled rental truck used in the attack a little bit

the brief bite the still snow falling in the north of washington oregon probably came down to was idaho northern california in the next day or so seattle's temperature data sea level is plus ten so it's winter up in the mountains but actually everywhere else to the east the sun's come out and it's looking quite quiet once again settles down but obviously it will be lost it but we've fixed temperatures huge rise now it's head further south where we've seen significant rainfall out of the sky recently from jurors and delays you see the bright white top clouds here but have more useful not quite as heavy showers or jamaica eastern cuba haiti and dominican republic but i think the concentration of the next day or so is going to be further west again as you're catan through billie's honduras guatemala maybe and further south to nicaragua and mexico see quite a few more showers as well. discover the world of al-jazeera. the best films from across on network of channels for the legacy of i'm allowed to do it but i'm not about to be fresh perspectives and new insights. to challenge and change t

that storm is bringing rain across washington and oregon right now. we go. tomorrow morning the first round of raindrops but then friday night into saturday is when that rain will really get heavy. widespread rain throughout the bay area. and let's not forget that sierra snow one to two feet expected across those higher elevations. you should get a break on saturday but then there's another storm, a lighter one, on sunday. have a good one >>> aam blessed to have a wonderful community of girlfriends and people i've raised my kids with. you know, that's something for all folks. i think women, we do it better than men, you know. i noerks sad for you guys. you all should get you some friends. you all need to go talk to each other about your stuff because there's so much of it. it's so messy. talk about why you all are the way you are. >> that is the former first lady michelle obama with a special message for men, get more friends. she talks about how women contribute to sexism and male entitlement and one of the big sound bites that got a lot of attention

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now and this guy causing pretty big headaches especially in the hundred tane passes toward washington and oregon state but that becomes our next big thing, it will show more organization in the days ahead, looking locally though the showers are spotty, they are starting to clear out , still encounter damp road but this is less of an issue as morning progresses. then we will jump to 9:00 a.m. they are not terrible. they will not damage anything or send your path ohio furniture flying if you have it out there but, it is going to be a noticeable breeze. not the best hair afternoon when we have gusts peak nothing some spots up in the 30's. generally up to about 25 miles an hour, plus, is the spec tation and that wind will continue into tomorrow. then it is quieting down for friday night. our seven day, all over the place temperature wise, see ups and downs, next round of rain to come in by saturday afternoon, meisha. >> katie, thanks very much. >>> very good morning. we saw this live shot here of the accident involving a tractor trailer carrying potted plants by the way that spills all over the road

yesterday, the governors of washington state and oregon almost took over the u.s.s press event by just coming in and's dating basically -- and stating basically this is a sham. >> the people that did the peaceful protests, they have been thrown out. amy: they have been? >> that is what i understand. i stand of the corrected. i did a protest and that happened to me as well some years ago. panelat they did with the is only the first panel. it is individual offense, really. they come and present -- amy: you mean the trump administration? >> to do a panel that actually goes against 99.99% of those scientific consensus of the world and to give them a platform to do that, i say to the unfcc, it is inappropriate and the u.n. cannot continue to pander to the madness that comes out of the trump administration. if you to say to them, want to be out, you stay out. don't come and poison this negotiation the way you're doing. those that are lying to the vision of the paris accord camino, imperfect as it is, let us move ahead. what they do is they come and suck up a lot of oxyge

still left to come today from the great lakes and also in the northwest corner particularly washington oregon and probably even into the who as well but generally speaking the picture over the whole of the u.s. is an improving one with temps on the eastern side slowly rising to nine or ten degrees elizabeth. thank you very much rod still ahead on the news out what afloat kenya sails along plans to build a boat made entirely of flip flops recycled ocean plastic and setting new goals how footballs help an indigenous woman in mexico fight back against violence. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage of it with every day but the message is a simplistic you have the brain a good logical rational people versus crazy monsters and misinformation is rife dismissal and denial of well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint trying to bring mainstream media narratives of this time on al-jazeera. sometimes pictures in the only way to truly to a story and. goes the extra to some of the latest in camera gear and technolo

this is the only legislative chamber on the west coast of washington, oregon and california that's stillas an effective check on some of the more excessive proposals of the governor of washington, governor inslee. it stopped a cap and trade scheme, the republican majority stopped tax increases, very interesting race where we have two women running against each other, both asian-americans. and literally, the control of state senate is going to come down to this one seat. and more money has been spent in the state senate election in suburban seattle than in any race for the legislature in the history of washington state by far. stuart: that says a lot. >> millions. stuart: i've got 20 seconds left, and i've got this one question for you, karl. in my lifetime, i'm in my late 60s, will there ever be a statewide election in california that goes to the republicans? >> well, fends on how long you -- depends on how long you live -- stuart: okay, gulf me 20 years. >> well, maybe not -- [laughter] in the last 20 years it's going to take democrats being in disarray and republicans to take advantage

it's coming down from canada, coming to washington and oregon. it will get here after midnight tonight. so tomorrow morning is the time when you will notice the difference. wind speeds west-southwest in san francisco at 7, 5 at sfo. calm conditions everywhere else. fairfield 11-mile-per-hour winds there. we'll talk about the north bay hills rain forecast along with sierra snow coming up later on. >>> smooth commute for drivers in the south bay along 101 in san jose. you can see that traffic is doing fine in both directions. 20 minutes from hellyer to san antonio northbound 101. we do have some overnight roadwork that looks like caltrans may be there, sensors went from yellow to green, possibly finishing early 17 southbound between glenwood and laurel road. we have some full ongoing closures one wrapping up this morning along highway 35 between bear creek and skyline. we are tracking an earlier crash, not causing any delays, it's southbound 680 right at auto mall parkway. you might see activity on the shoulder but all lanes are clear. speeds in th

. >> to colorado, to wyoming, to montana, to washington, to oregon, california. >> reporter: a 15,000his marine buddies. >> i didn't want to wait until we were 60 or 70 so i made the effort to do it now, see each other make sure everybody was doing okay and really, you know, just do a check on them. >> reporter: wade span is a 34-year-old iraq war veteran who grew up in burke, virginia. >> this is wilkinson who i visited in new jersey. we were good friends. >> reporter: wade says he suffered a traumatic brain injury in fallujah in 2004 when his unarmed humvee was >> all of us got blown up together actually about a month after that photo was taken. >> reporter: now 13 years later, and still suffering from posttraumatic stress span says he decided to reach out to his marine buddies to ask some questions. >> i didn't go into like hey what's the most traumatic thing you experienced but more like what brings you happiness, what advice would you give a veteran coming out of the military nowadays. this is my best friend from the marines, john staples. >> reporter: wade says he found him livi