plant to the west coast and flagler of the east coast. and they both build railroads. they both build hotels. they were friendly competitors. when flagler decided to build the hotel ponce de leon to begin his florida enterprises, he realized that the industrial commercial revolution had credit a large class of wealthy people, and also of upper-middle-class people, people who could take the time and who had the money to come to florida in the winter time, and thus he said what would they want? well, they would want a modern hotel, one that had electricity that had modern bathrooms, one that had an excellent up-to-date kitchen and dining room that had steam heat, that had elevators, all the amenities that a first class hotel would have. and flagler did this to them. but he gave it to them in this setting of a spanish renaissance palace. he hired thomas hastings and john career, two young architects who later would go on to be the architects most notably of the new york public library, and they turned what had been a marsh into a luxury resort hotel that look like somethi

we get a lot of talent from the west coast. all the things that are challenges, they only make us more hungry. we have a lot to prove that i think we will prove it. >> how optimistic are you about yahoo!'s future? >> i'm excited to be a big part of it. i believe in marissa. i think she has built an extraordinary team. i'm excited about a lot of stuff they are doing on their own. i am hopeful and excited to be a shareholder. >> you do not think you will ever start another company? >> tumblr was a bit i really wanted that did not exist. it was never about doing the tech startup. >> net neutrality is important to you and tumblr. you have a position on it. what is it? >> it is important. we should do it right. and not set up laws or rules that stop the next generation of companies, people with ideas. that you have to worry about or spend time in courts or meetings with a handful of carriers that run the world. >> david karp, founder and ceo of tumblr. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. this was fun. ♪ betty: this is "titans at

florida, they essentially divided the state rather than compete with each other, plant took the west coast and flagler took the east coast and they both built railroads and hotels. they were family competitors. when he decided to build the hotel ponds daily on to begin his florida enterprises, he realized that the industrial and commercial revolution had created a large class of wealthy people and also of upper middle-clmiddle-cl people and people that could take the time and who have the money to come to florida in the wintertime and he said what would they want a macro well, they would want a modern hotel that had electricity. one that had an excellent up-to-date kitchen and dining room, one that had steam heat and elevators, all of the amenities that the first-class hotel would have. and so he gave this to him, but he did so in the setting of a spanish renaissance palace he hired thomas hastings and john greer, two young architects that would later go on to be the architects most notably of the newark public library. and they turned what had been a march into a luxury resort hotel that

we get a lot of talent from the west coast. york happens to be a much better city than san francisco. emily: you don't want to go there. >> for all the things that are challenges, they only make us more hungry. we have plenty to prove, but i think we will do that. >> how optimistic are you about yahoo!'s future? david: i'm excited to be a big part of it. i believe in marissa. i think she has built an extraordinary team. i'm excited about a lot of stuff they are doing on their own. and a lot of the stuff we are doing with them. i am hopeful and excited to be a shareholder. emily: you do not think you will ever start another company? david: tumblr was something i really wanted but that didn't exist yet. it was never about doing the tech startup. or being a founder or ceo. emily: net neutrality is important to you and tumblr. you have a position on it. what is your position? david: that it is important. we should do it right. and not set up laws or rules that set up the next generation of companies for people with ideas to have to

west coast of all of north america.logists found was the debris left over from the tsunami was about 5 million tons, about 70% of that or 3.5 million tons expected to sink over time. but what we've seen is this continuous washup of things, like abandoned see vessels, houses, even i've heard reports of a harley davidson washing ashore. this is fascinating to me, and explaining why it happens and looking back at that, i think it's extraordinary. >> i mean, looking at the picture over your shoulder, a full home there in the pacific. it is absolutely incredible. as you say, the effects for years to come. thanks so much, appreciate it. >>> now thousands of people are gathering in washington, d.c. this weekend for the annual cherry blossom festival. each year the flowers open up around the national monuments. the 3,000 cherry trees were a gift from japan in 1912 as a symbol of friendship between the two nations. the trees reach their peak bloom this weekend. and some gorgeous weather there for us. >>> now it's love love for a

west coast. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay, guys. e ] >> wow! >> i'd like to announce a winner but i think i just got knocked over. all right. do we have a winner from the control room? we're supposed to be getting -- east coast. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think -- i think it might be a little unfair. we are on the east coast but congratulations to you guys and thank you to the mlb and 47 grand for providing thekas our audience is wearing to represent their favorite teams, the 2015 major league baseball season starts this sunday on espn2 with the chicago cubs hoving the st. louis cardinals at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. ginger take it away. >> amy, this is a big day. we have a new mascot for the weather department. are you ready, everybody, to meet galumbo globe. >> he's a globe and he is a meteorologist inside that globe so we'll be able to -- stop right there. tell you about sunshine on the west coast. that's right. isn't that cool guys? you guys are totally jealous because he has the moves. forecast for the rest -- go ahead and just

it may not be certainly a west coast story or east coast story in the new york area.ing have an impact in other parts of the country that are levered to parts of the oil market. what is your research showing about what the ripple effects could be because of that energy sector weakness we've been seeing here? >> it's something that we're tracking. it's more of a local and regional factor than it is an national factor. on a national basis, in fact the additional discretionary dollars are a positive. the fact that lower oil prices are deflationary the higher dollar, which is an offset of the lower energy prices is also deflationary are pretty much viewed as positive forces. especially for brick and mortar retailing. on a more regional basis all the texas metros we've been monitor monitoring have been the leaders in job creation in particular. and we are concerned. there is a slow down throughout texas, particularly in houston which is more dependent on energy jobs than the other metros. the state has deverse fied since the 'oil. we don't expect it to be anything resembli

able to get the east coast cleaned up out of grapes while cesar was directing the boycott on the west coast. and guess what they did-- they went after the biggest chain. so while we were able to clean up the east coast of grapes, in the west coast, in california, they were still battling safeway, right? and so then i went out to california, and then i did the same tactic-- start with the small chains. and you know what i call that, maria? it's the difference between the way a woman thinks and the way a man thinks, right? >> hinojosa: because... >> well, because, you know, if it's a macho thing, you want take on the biggest one first, okay, and get them down. it's sort of the domino theory, right? and instead we did it just the other way. we started with the smallest stores and worked our way up. and so a lot of the differences in tactics that cesar and i had were kind of on those same lines. >> hinojosa: you actually... when you first met cesar chavez, it's not like you were completely floored by him. >> yes, cesar was a very quiet person. i mean, people think of him as a charismatic leader

or oakland, we are the market leader on the commission ship repair on the west coast. it's in operation since the civil war. it's an important maritime industry of ours that we are very proud to be involved with. this item in front of you today will solidify our commission on the repair center in the west coast. it will ensure that another generation of city san franciscans can live on the water front. these jobs at the shipyard pay enough and provide enough that workers can afford to live in san francisco. last year just with personnel itself there were almost 500,000 man hours, on top of that there were another close to 500,000 hours from man hours from northern california. on top of that spent $10 million with local purchases that have san francisco on their address. obviously it's a huge economic benefit. it's a legacy industry for san francisco and for the port. this agreement that the team, i just want to recognize ricky, joy royball, the manager and who worked very hard to put this package together. we have built with the general manager >> thank you for the pro

and one moving up the west coast. it's fitting that the one on the west coast stopped in san francisco's mission district where a good number of residents of mexican descent live and are interested in this case. dozens marched from the 24th bart station to a middle school which is where a mother and father each with a son among the 43 missing explain their heartache to a standing room only crowd. mexican authorities say the college students were taken by police and handed over to a drug cartel that killed them all. but little evidence supports that. >> they're here to ask for support and to continue to keep their plight in the limelight. and they're also asking that the u.s. reconsider the aid that it provides to mexico for military purposes. >> reporter: organizers of the march and forum hope people will join in to pressure the mexican government into solving this case. now, the caravan's plan to converge in new york city at some point and gather at the u.n. and ramp up the pressure there, as well. live in san franci

nbc meteorologist bill karins here with a stormy forecast for the west coast. is that right? >> finally rain coming in overnight. great news. umbrellas needed in and around san francisco, some of the steadiest rains we've seen. this storm is going to slowly move through. fringe effect pushing northern california. the radar you can see. this is really nice. a half inch of rain will be produced especially into the higher elevations move inland. as the storm kicks on through the day today, we may get instability with showers and thunderstorms, maybe even small hail. here is how we are 9:00 a.m. today. some blue showing where snow will be at the higher elevations, rain around sacramento, ending in san francisco. as we go through 6:00 p.m. tuesday, 6:00 p.m. shows you some thunderstorms. san francisco to sacramento. as far as the snow goes even some snow in northern nevada by the time we get to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. as far as snow amounts, pink shading as much as 12 to 18 inches of snow high 2 feet. greens and yellows showing you half inch to an inch of rain. winter storm wa

west coast is looking pretty nice once again. clouds in the northwest. that'sjose. and not bad in northern nevada. weekend forecast coming up. should have a lot of smiles compared to what we just got done with. >> smiles and warmth. thank you so much. >>> news on hillary's big announcement for you just ahead. plus a pursuit of a man on a horse turns ugly as police get plenty aggressive while apprehending this man. that's not all. the rest of that story next. >>> political watchers it is finally happening. sources close to the clinton campaign telling nbc news hillary clinton will officially announce her candidacy for president as early as sunday. she's expected to announce it on social media with campaign stops next week including to iowa. the weekend seems to be her m.o. in 2007 clinton announced her presidential run on the third saturday in january. >>> san bernardino police captured an alleged horse thief yesterday after the suspect was tased, helicopter footage caught him being punched multiple times by several cops for nearly a minute. police are investigating.

the west coast is going to stay dry and mild.eat up for the weekend. desert southwest makes it up to 90 in phoenix by saturday. sunday, it stays dry. temperatures will stay warm with that rain shifting further off to the east. that's a look at your friday forecast. richard, have a wonderful weekend. >> you, too. dominica, that fog looked like san francisco. dangerous. >> flight delays for sure this morning. >> no doubt. love it or hate it kanye west makes "time" magazines 10 most influential people list. it's billionaire tesla ceo elon musk singing his praises. he writes, kanye encourages people to engage question and push boundaries. "real housewives of beverly hills" star kim richards was arrested outside a hollywood hotel. she kicked an officer during her arrest, charged with public intoxication, trespassing, resisting an officer and battery on a police officer. >>> country music's lady antebellum escaped flames and burning rubber after a blown tire set their tour bus ablaze. singer hillary scott posted a picture on instagram

satellite and radar, showing you three areas of high pressure right over the west coast. that's why you have the sunshine, the warming temperatures, but the changes waiting in the wings are a cold front. app an area of low pressure north but a cold front slides through on monday. that will bring cooler air ahead of it to start off the week. so future weather monday afternoon, notice temperatures some five to ten degrees cooler tomorrow than they are today. watch as clouds increase monday night. by 11:00 we're turning generally overcast skies and the cold front i going try toy to bring us a few sprinkles overnight monday, tuesday morning. but bass you wake untuesday 7:00 in the morning it's out of here. waking up to sunshine but temperatures still cool thanks to a breezy wind out of the north. fast forward into tuesday, into the afternoon and evening the winds are breezy, anywhere from 20 to, say, 30 miles-per-hour. it's out of the north so that's going to keep us on the cool side for the first couple of days. monday and tuesday. take a look at the week ahead. specifically

drawing them to the west coast. >> good afternoon, everyone, from the kpix 5 weather center. rain is back in the forecast. i'll tell you when and how much as the news continues right here on kpix 5. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and creamy frozen custard... ...a different kind of delicious. new from dreyer's. nestle, good food, good life. >>> taking a look at wall street on this thursday, so far, so good out of the gate. and looking mighty good at 84 and a little bit of change. >>> san francisco is a hot spot for chinese buyers looking to invest offshore. a report says san francisco beat out london, new york and paris as the most desirable international location. san francisco is attractive to overseas buyers because of the clos

satellite and radar, showing you three areas of high pressure right over the west coast. that's why you have the sunshine, the warming temperatures, but the changes waiting in the wings are a cold front. app an area of low pressure north but a cold front slides through on monday. that will bring cooler air ahead of it to start off the week. so future weather monday afternoon, notice temperatures some five to ten degrees cooler tomorrow than they are today. watch as clouds increase monday night. by 11:00 we're turning generally overcast skies and the cold front i going try toy to bring us a few sprinkles overnight monday, tuesday morning. but bass you wake untuesday 7:00 in the morning it's out of here. waking up to sunshine but temperatures still cool thanks to a breezy wind out of the north. fast forward into tuesday, into the afternoon and evening the winds are breezy, anywhere from 20 to, say, 30 miles-per-hour. it's out of the north so that's going to keep us on the cool side for the first couple of days. monday and tuesday. take a look at the week ahead. specifically

the company saying bad weather and the west coast port slowdown weighed on its results. the stock down more than 5%. $73.46 to close there and bed, bath and beyond the worst performer in the s&p 5 today. pacific gas and electric hit with a huge fine. charged the utility with a $1.5 billion fee pipeline explosion that killed 8 people back in 2010. the fine is for violating safety standards. the company's ceo said he does not expect to appeal the ruling. pg and e fell. mixed mortgage rates fell following friday's disappointing jobs report. the average rate on a 30 year mortgage was 3.66% doup from last week and according to the mortgage giant, freddie mac. >>> many baby boomers determined to get rid of big debts before they retire but rushing to pay off your mortgage as many do may not always be such a great strategy. cnbc's senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson joins us now with more. this has been sort of a, welcome sharon this has been sort of a sacred wisdom here you should pay down your mortgage and go into retirement debt-free. you say no. yo why? >>

the west coast port of los angeles and long beach. the gripe? job classification. drivers at pacific 9 transportation intermodal bridge transport, and harbor rail are considered independent contracts but they want to be company employees. a move they say would result in better wages and workplace protections. not to mention the ability to unionize. but trucking companies counter that the pay is good has to deal with the driver shortage and this strike doesn't count the majority of workers. >> i don't think it lasts that long because these are high paying trucking jobs. it makes the equation easier to negotiate. if we were to see an extended slowdown we could see everyone affected from the northern and union pacifics to the railroads that pull loads directly from there, the jb swifts of the world, it's premature to make that kind of concern. >> rep t port strikes over the past year had little impact with a few hundred drivers out of the port's 16,000 picketing, the ports are still open for business. but experts say the situation sheds light on a much bigger issue. w

west coast terminals become very, very important. >> understood. and i recognize the low sulfur content. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> thank you, madam chair. secretary, one of the areas i'm pretty excited about right now just because we're seeing such rapid change is the area of power storage where capability is increasing at a pretty good clip. costs are coming down quite quickly as well. and i'm wondering if you could take a few minutes to talk a little bit about what you see as d.o.e.'s role in accelerating this technology sector that could really change the way we think about energy, change our generation needs, really facilitate time shifting and move us forward to a very, very different kind of grid than sort of what we've experienced in the past. >> thank you, senator. yeah storage certainly could be a game changer. as you sea, costs are coming down across the board. utility scale storage, distributed storage, which is actually very interesting. >> sure. >> and then of course, transportation storage systems, batteries, which of course might als

stock is so low right now, west coast sardine fishing could be shut down altogether this year. >>> well, an australian company is in california now rolling out a high-tech shark repellent. it's called shark shield. it promises to protect swimmers from sharks by creating a 3d electronic field around the swimmer. the company says it works a bit like a taser but does not harm the shark. they are showing it off in la jolla this weekend. >> we have two electrodes and when they are submerged in sea water we create a three- dimensional field and it affects their receptors in their snout and keeps them 15 to 20 feet away from the wearer. >> the shield is strapped to the ankle or a surfboard. i bet you have to sign a release, though, right, before you use it? just in case? >> well, yes. and don't leave home without one, that's what i say. if you are out there with the sharks in la jolla. >>> as the moon sank slowly in the westerly this morning, a total lunar eclipse as the moon sank into the shadow cast by earth on to our satellite. a rare sight. we are lucky we have a moon. earth is the first p

. >> plus, a new report predicting a tar sands invasion along the west coast.showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? >>> tonight new protest in baltimore over the death of a man in police custody. this time the city is insisting things will stay under control. welcome back. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. a tense calm over the streets of baltimore tonight. a much different scene than what we saw yesterday. kpix 5 elizabeth cook joins us from the news room. thousands of people are still protesting but peacefully tonight. >> that's right, and in just 30 minutes they'll all have to go home. the citywide curfew starts at 10 p.m. local time and goes to 5 a.m. thousands more officers and national guard troops will be enforcing the new rule. the new wave

it was around corpus christi that we learned we would go to the west coast instead of the east coast. it did not make my day. i wanted to use toast because of personal reasons i mentioned earlier. i love asia, -- loved asia, lovely people there. david: take us through it. the training squadron. senator tom carper: we first went to san diego and i live on the island, a beautiful place. coronado. two-story frame house, five of us lived in. we started to learn a lot about warfare. that is where they began steeping us and that knowledge. out of that for the, some people ended up in the three airplanes. -- p3 airlines. i ended up salt over san francisco were my patrol squadron was. -- south of san francisco where my patrol squadron was. flight service lasted four or five months. when we got to the squadrons it was april of 1970 and my squadron was about to deploy. i went to the parking lot and went to the hangar of my new squad and they said packed up, we are going. david: can i what the specific job was that you were being trained to do? senator tom carper: the p3 other 18 per -- had an 1

a little low pressure notch cuts into the west coast and that's going to bring the pressures back downbe even bring some rain down too in marin and sonoma counties monday night and tuesday so tuesday is an unsettled day but most of the bay area would see nothing from this and stay tuned on that, too. we'll see how robust that low turns out to be. meantime, out the door tomorrow morning, let's say 9:00, the numbers should be 53 at the coast, 56 at the bay, 53 inland. mostly sunny skies mostly or partly cloudy. we have some high clouds that will be floating in from the pacific and so it will be kind of a mixed bag but the numbers tomorrow still warm 74 inland. and 70 around the bay. 62 at the coast. get an idea on the futurecast this is overnight tonight you see the time lapse under the futurecast title. then see the high clouds come in around midday tomorrow? so a few clouds from time to time but not a big deal. so in essence we have a nice weekend on tap for saturday and sunday. clouds from time to time. but a sunny weekend ahead for the most part. temperatures nice and warm for saturd

they rely on truck more than the west coast. ains, and we have a driver shortage looming. >> huge shortage. immediate fill for 40,000 drivers is what the industry is looking for. that said some of the east coast railroads are putting billions of dollars now into expanding the capabilities. their ability to take these containers and move them -- >> you need permits there too. >> that's true. >> thank you very much. teu, folks. >>> all right, here's what it lined up and ready to load in the rest of the program. first up the crazy price tag on all the deal making that's been happening this year. and we are asking should google buy a big name i'm sure you all know, and, plus a look at today's mystery chart again, it is not a stock. it is one of the best performing exchange traded funds over the past month. here's a hint the name perhaps, is the perfect one for this very fine program. we're back after this. ♪ it's back! xfinity watchathon week. the biggest week in television history. it's your all-access binge-watching pass to tv's ho

competitive without being cutthroat. [ laughter ] >>> a first for the west coast.how this place is helping kids with autism get the tools they need to learn. >> plus, what some farmers are doing for the very first time to stay alive duri >>> it's a storefront that's doing more than just selling products. this world autism awareness day, kpix 5's da lin shows us the first brick and mortar store on the west coast catering to families with autistic children. >> reporter: little 4-year-old johnny loves trains. >> he loves to maintain sameness which is a big thing in autism. if he needs to go from plane to having dinner he needs to take a train with him. >> reporter: his mother says he is sensitive to sounds. >> part of him not wanting plea to talk because it's too loud or it's too much. >> reporter: they use toys and games to keep him calm. but autism products are scarce. >> having a child with autism means that all of a sudden instead of having 20 jobs as a mom you have like 50. >> reporter: now she can come here, the national autism resources store in benicia. >> int

with more on this story, william is live from our west coast news room. william?jenna, i didn't think you would mind me taking a nap here. this story takes sleeping on the job to a whole new height but this guy also got a heck of a wakeup call. imagine when those jet engines fired up and he's banging, let me out. by then it's too late. nobody can hear him. it's 14 minutes into the flight when the pilots level off and they hear banging from below. you can hear that. trapped in the front baggage area under first class passengers also heard the guy screaming and pounding. they tell the flight attendant who tell the air marshals who tell the pilot who tell the 179 passengers aboard they're headed back to seattle. >> passengers in the first class cabin heard banging, loud banging and noise and so they alerted crew right away. >> so here's video of our baggage buddy being loaded into an ambulance. turns out. it was near the end of his 5:00 a.m. shift and he cuddled up in the cargo area for a power nap. co-workers assumed he went home early and didn't tell anybody. while

west coast. d derek van dam is with us. where can you see it from? minutes when we start to actually have the event taking place, but it woebt become totally blocked, meaning the shadow of the earth cast across the moon, until 4:58 pacific standard time. i say that because for our viewers on the west coast of the united states, that's when you'll be able to see this total lunar eclipse. this is another celestial event in the course of 15 days. we had our solar eclipse, that is when the sun is completely blocked of light. this time, it's the moon. at least the earth's shadow casting across the full moon. and we are expecting this total lunar eclipse to be visible over the eastern half of australia, all of new zealand and the extreme western portions of the united states. los angeles, all the way to seattle. of course, basically from the mississippi river to the west, you should have most totalitily, east of that we're expecting the sunrise to obstruct your viewing. here is the cloud cover, not the greatest of conditions across mexico, it should be dec

back in her prime it was a special job. 200 jobs going out to the west coast.out a month ago, coming here to let everybody know in person a tribune poetic saying having staged hundred was emotional episodes on her show we're guessing she handled the breakup with a soft touch words of encouragement, tissues on every chair and perhaps a video sendoff featuring josh groban. the oprah winfrey network has done well, venture partner the discovery channel has not had a good year stockwise. they are down 24% over the past year against competitors like time warner, disney and comcast which is done well. oprah is holding up her part and will always be remembered in chicago cheryl. she revitalized this neighborhood almost single handedly. >> i have breaking news. we want to update you on air story we brought you a few moments ago. virginia environmental officials and duke energy have agreed to $2.5 billion settlement for the settlement. 70 miles of north carolina river and sludge. this settlement we want to be clear subject to approval by the state water control board. br

it was somewhere around corpus christi that we learned we would go to the west coast instead of the east coast. did not make my day. did not make my day. i very much wanted east coast because of personal reasons i mentioned earlier. as it turned out, i ended up loving asia, lovely people there. david: take us through it. going out to i guess the p3 training squadron. senator tom carper: we first went to san diego and i live on coronado, the island, a beautiful place. the north island. lived in coronado. we had a huge two-story frame house, five of us lived in. we started to learn a lot about anti-submarine warfare. that is where they began steeping us in that knowledge. out of that training, some people ended up in p3 airplanes. some people in helicopters. i ended up south of san francisco where my patrol squadron was. they sent us up there to moffett field where they have the training squadron. flight service lasted four or five months. then we ended up with our squadrons. by the time we got to the squadrons it was april of 1970 and my squadron was about to deploy. i walked past the par

. >> and what is behind the jungle of jellyfish showing up on the west coast? ♪turn around!♪every now and then i get a little bit hungry♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around♪ ♪turn around!♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired of living off the taste of the air.♪ ♪turn around barry!♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack!♪ now try fiber one protein bars with the great new taste of cookies and crème. >>> we want to take you back to those police protests in san francisco for just a minute. let's check in now with abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman. wayne? >> we're on market street where the protesters were a little while ago, just a little while ago. they went this way from six, heading up towards seventh. we don't know where they are at this point but it's been quite an afternoon. this march began at 24th street earlier today. let's show you some of the earlier video. this is outside the san francisco police department's mission station on valencia roughly at 1:30 when they arrived this afternoon and the protesters stormed the building and they wrote on walls and wi

that's changing up the weather pattern for the good for the west coast and bad for the plains.hree or four thousand feet we'll see a half foot of snow. san francisco you'll see a wet easter. the second punch comes through tomorrow into tomorrow night and some of the energy will pour into the place to place as we get into the latter half of the week. freeze at advisory across the mid south. if you're heading to an easter egg hunt bring a sweater. 47 degrees in louisville. 66 degrees for high temperature in san diego. that's a look at the national outlook, here's what's happening locally. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. double scan live is clear we'll get you outside. we have bright blue skies this morning, chilly around the delaware valley, temperatures in the 30s and 40s we've lost the strong wind from yesterday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast enjoy today and enjoy tomorrow, the pattern changes by tuesday 64 degrees today's high, 70 for the phillies home opener. channels of showers everyday from tue

here's a closer look at the west coast and a few high clouds approaching the pacific northwest. most of california in the clear. that does include the bay area. a closer look at the satellite does reveal patchy fog trying to reveal some fog at the shore. current temperatures are out there showing you some 50s still in san francisco and oakland. but look at 62 pretty mild in santa rosa last check. san jose 59 and livermore 69 degrees. forecast headlines here is our live camera beautiful isn't it. take a look at san francisco bay here the bay bridge. forecast headlines for tonight. mostly clear, a bit of a breeze. tomorrow more sunshine with 80s making a big come back inland. a dry pattern with no major storms to move in. first thing in the morning, lots of 50s out there. coolest spots in the 40s with patchy fog right near the immediate shoreline. but here's the headline it will be a warmer monday as high pressure rebuilds and strengthens the sinking air that's warmer air and most air coming together a good five to 10 degrees from the shoreline. i painted in some shoreline because

: for a few months at least, this is home >>> and finally tonight an incredible sight along the west coast coast. millions of jelly like creatures have washed ashort. the scientific name is belelabelela. they swim by the shore, when the wind is strong they could be blown on to the beach. locals say it's an annual vement. >> i'm antonio mora thank you for watching al jazeera america "inside story" is next. have a great night. >>> five years ago today a cascading series of cut corners, mistakes and accidents brought death and disaster to the deep water horizon water rig in the gulf of mexico. before they capped the well it was the biggest spill history. what did the water do to mexico bp and deep water drilling. did the company keep its promise to restore the

gentleman and congratulate the success of the skring dancers we opened in october and take care of the west coast americans and in the future other than this public performance and hopefully in the future we'll have more opportunity to work with san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you very much. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> >> thank you dr. ceo i want to recognize the distinguished guests from the economic cultural office in san francisco (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> also from the stage i'd like to recognize some of the sport in the audience commissioner eric mar is here. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and also another great supporter of the art in san francisco ms. carol is here. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and now ass as mayor ed lee said that is about golf we'll welcome to the stage a gentleman from the swinging skirts. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you very much thank you, mayor ed lee and we're very thankful four i allowing us to bring this art work to promote not only the gentleman with his wonderful art and the swinging skirt

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. >> reporter: only about 1% of all the container traffic on the west coast have been flowing throughtland. right now you can't take the port out of portland and with it many hundreds of high paying jobs. >> what about other west coast ports, i mean is the business going to go other places because of this major slowdown? >> some of these container also go down to seattle and tacoma we have not seen that same type of labor disputs with those other ports, we did before the contract was signed. but here in portland, it lasted a lot longer than with other ports. >>> what do a marathon, to the north pole, sunken treasure and alien life have in common? three stories you don't want to miss next. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >>> and a royal show coming through hawaii after scientists recover artifacts from a nearly 200-year-old ship wreck. the old yacht belonged to the second king of hawaii, it sank in 1824. >>> and we should see evidence of ali

he was afraid of losing votes from the west coast and felt that if he challenged the fears on the west coast, if he did not go along with what the west coast wanted, that is, exclusion of asian immigration, then he would have more trouble getting the league, the treaty through congress. i think he was wrong on this because it served to poison relations in the long term with japan. i think he was also wrong, but it was not him alone. when china came to the peace conference, and china and japan were both allies in the first world war. and the chinese said, now that germany has been defeated, we would like back what had been german concessions in china. the japanese said, we also have a claim on those because we helped to defeat germany. and the allies and wilson could have stopped it. gave german concessions in china to the japanese. it infuriated the chinese. it helps to spur of the growth, the founding and growth of the chinese communist party and helped to turn china away from a liberal international order. as one young chinese intellectual said, we used to trust people like wilson. n

public space using their cred the street cred they gain saying talking about death coast records, west coastthe voting population that not might otherwise. it could get back to -- drop kick murphy said to scott walker, using some of his music, please stop using our music in any way. we literally hate you. tom speaking to paul ryan's love of rage against the machine. it is amusing because it's the em bodiment our music rages against. >> tom certainly didn't have people check off republican before rage against the machine concert tickets or albums. you don't go on itunes saying i can't buy this record because i'm a republican. what's useful of these conflicts, it ends up you dox someone who didn't want to talk about music. he's an out liar but most would rather not. don't want to talk about politics but forced into talking about politics because republican trying to use them. >> do you think fans actually like, if marco rubio likes tupac, do you think that actually moves music fans one way or the other and two, do you think music is as important or will be as important in 2016 as kind of like

high pressure is building in over the west coast. temperatures come up a little bit today. not a lot over yesterday. and then we are cooling off monday and tuesday as a low pressure trough moves in. some high clouds, some sun and temperatures in the mid-50s around the baer. and this afternoon, we are mid- 70s inland. the feel today will be mostly sunny. so here is a what we expect. warm up a little bit. fair skies all weekend and mostly dry weather, i say mostly because monday night, tuesday, there could be a few showers in the north bay, the rest of the bay area should be unscathed. today, the beach is nice, 64- degrees, a little chilly. the shy close to where we usually are this time of the year. on the east bay, we are in the mid-70s. walnut creek, 74. north bay is nice, high clouds and 72 in santa rosa. and up in the clear lake area, 73 degrees. loafer dale, 76-degrees. --clover dale, 76-degrees. we have a couple of nice days, warm days, some high clouds. cool it down on monday and tuesday. look at what happens next week, back in the mid-80s by friday. have a good weeke

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