all during world war ii, carrier fought carriers and other ships in the western pacific because thats what warships are for. it is not pleasant. it is not nice to think about. but this is what fighting ships do. in the case of the soviets, the time i discussed, they had, still have, backfire bombers. having a backfire bomber overfly you carrying these humongous missiles under them really sobers you. as dave said, is world war iii going to start? look at the size of that. but we have countermeasures. we develop countermeasures for that. we develop in equipment, we develop tactics. battle which was an amazing ballet of 14 fighters. top gun, tom cruise, all of that. and, the kinds of radar-caring planes. smaller b-twos that can see out for thousands of miles and tell where everybody is an vector in the scenes. where tankers have to be to resupply those f-14s. where the electronic warfare planes have to be in order to jam the radars. all of those were worked out during the cold war. the same with submarine tactics. the same with surface tactics. we're doing that. well, i am not doing tha

high pressure continues to build in from the western pacific. end result temperatures in the 90s. last time we saw that was way back in october. so we're not quite acclimated. take care of seniors, children and pets. searches and 80s around the rim of the bay. 80s inland. i'm hearing from you all of there, my facebook page, our kpix 5 facebook page, you're suffering from allergies. it's going to be uncomfortable for the next several days due to the dry air mass. the sun sets tonight at 7:37. once it does, it cools down quickly. overnight, however, a mild night into the 50s. here's your extended forecast. record heat on wednesday. we cool off quickly on thursday. we cloud up by thursday night. and then from friday to monday, each and every day, we're talking about daily chances of you needing an umbrella. so big-time change. bassett on the mound is now a starter. 68 degrees. perfect conditions. cools down at sunset. i want you to become one of my weather watchers. just joins at watches watches. you just need a -- at cbssf.com/weatherwatchers. you need a little weather kit. where do

organisation in 2013 there were three million cases across the americas, south-east asia and the western pacificthe u.s. centers for disease control estimates there are 5200 million new cases of dengue fever each year. >> dengue is coffeed of four different viruses and what happens is they get infected with the dengue virus and then they can - it's call bone break fever. your muscles tense so much that it feels as though your bones are breaking >>> vaccines for dengue are still in development, but currently the only way to control the disease is to control what scientists call the vector, in this case the insect spreading the disease. they do that by biting an infected person, acquiring the disease from blood and then else. >> as scientists we've been losing a fighting battle gents mosquito. they kill a person every 12 seconds. all of the control methods throughout mankind that we've tried to get rid of mosquito, this is the best. the types of results we're getting, 90% of suppression is way and above what is achieved by conventional control >>> what he is talking about is a program that has bee

high pressure building right there out over the western pacific as it continues to nestle into the westerntures soaring to the 90s tomorrow. today very close. last time we saw 90s here in the bay area october 13th and 14th. so we are really not acclimated yet. we have to be mindful of that and start planning ahead for seniors, children and pets. 80s in the central valley today in monterey bay. 60 with skiing and boarding in the high sierra. 6:48 sun-up. 2 minutes and 23 additional seconds of sunlight today. 87 degrees my outside number today but with the drier air mass comes higher pollen counts so if you suffer from allergies look here way off the charts beginning tomorrow through thursday into friday. so be prepared. again, the record heat on wednesday will be short-lived. and then we cool down and cloud up by thursday evening with the potential of light rain showers. daily chances of rain on friday all the way through monday. cooler air mass. make it a great tuesday. >>> new this morning, following one of the most dramatic finishes in ncaa tournament history, the villanova wildcats are

that's in the western pacific.e spans nearly 3 million square miles of the pacific ocean. it includes more than 2,000 islands, some of them home to as few as 50 people. micronesia the region is home to several countries including one called the federated states of micronesia. and it is there inside the frailtied states of micronesia in the vast, vast, vastness of the pacific ocean that our second incredible story happened. the red dot you're looking at there on your screen, that is where we think the deserted island of fanadik is located. it is so small it barely showed up on maps. but on that small island of fanadik a plane flying by spotted this sign. "help." on monday night three men boarded a small skiff, planning on taking that boat to a plane to make their way home. but their boat capsized in the night, forcing them to swim two miles in the dark to the nearest island. and that was the deserted island of fanadik. when they didn't show up for their flight, the coast guard was alerted. the search began. the men

high pressure is building in over the western pacific. it's diverting this storm track right there well to the north. hey, when was the last time we have had temperatures in the 90s? october 13th and 14th. so when you think about that, we're really not acclimated as far as our bodies are concerned so tomorrow when we hid the mid- 90s, we have to be mindful of seniors, children and pets. 80s throughout the central valleyta . 77 in read -- 80s through the central valley. 77 in redding. 60 in the high sierra where it's currently 32 degrees. cools off rapidly after sunset. 70 in the sunset district, ocean beach and noe valley, as well. 70s and 80s around the rim of the bay to the mid-80s peninsula. you see san jose a good 10 degrees above average. 85 degrees towards hercules and pinole. yes, you're pollen report suggests we are all going to be sneezing and wheezing with pollen off the charts through friday. your extended forecast, it's a short-lived heat wave. then we cool down and increase cloud cover on thursday. daily chances of rain frida

of that money goes to defend our allies and protect our interests in the arabian gulf, in the western pacific it that really is focused on europe is what's relevant here. when you kind of look apples to apples and compare, the europeans do not look as though they are in any sense free riding. i would argue they are key elements and key players in places like afghanistan, iraq, syria and libya. that's what the president's going to be talking to the secretary general about today. liz: okay. now let's say because right now the world is extremely volatile at the moment -- isis -- talk a lot about isis and the situation there. could nato, should nato be more involved in fighting isis or at least participating in the battle against it? >> it absolutely should, liz. and i have been advocating that along with many other voices. what nato could do most effectively is create a nato training mission in iraq that could do the hard work of building the iraqi security forces so they can retake mosul, so they can participate in the fight against the islamic state. secondly, nato has tremendous intelligence,

the only strategist in the western pacific that will actually say, i have no clue. we love that. you so much. we will continue this discussion. here's a bonus round -- the atlanta fed resident has no clue, either. dennis lockhart will delicately answer questions. look for that on television and radio later this morning. ♪ tom: good morning. euro. international economics into the weekend; we will do that with the spring meeting of the ims in washington. right now, with our bloomberg business flash, here's nejra cehic. nejra: thanks. for every group says earnings this year will be at the low end of analyst estimates. the uk's largest luxury goods maker is struggling to cope with ebbing demand in hong kong in europe. they say wholesale revenue will drop about 10% in the first half of the year. debris also reported a slight drop in second-half sales. nestle says first-quarter revenue beat estimates. sales rose 3.9% on an organic basis; analysts expected 3.6% rise. the first quarter growth rate is the slowest since 2009, into the struggling to get consumers interested in frozen pizza

shall the navy is no longer able to provide constant carrier presence in the middle east or the western pacific. the air force is the oldest and the smallest in its history, and the combination of decades of relentless operational tempo and misguided reductions in defense spending in recent years has depromoted readiness. -- depleted readiness. today, less than 50% of the air force's combat squadrons are ready for full-spectrum operations well below the air force's stated requirement of 80%. the air force does not anticipate a return to full-spectrum readiness for another decade. in other words, after flying in uncontested skies over the middle east for more than a quarter of a century, our air force is not ready for a hay-end fight -- a high-end fight against a near peer adversary. the truth is this: the on-going war in afghanistan, the rise of of isil, russia's aggression in europe, and china's assertiveness in the pacific have all increased the demands imposed upon our service members and their families. but, at the same time, the requirements of our military have continued to grow. for five

we have to defend the united states of america and western pacific as well as we possibly can. do it. we have the technology to do it. charles: your sense of urgency is there. kim jong-un saying -- >> very, very, very urgent. charles it is so urgent unbelievable. if adolf hitler said i will not raid poll land if you put in tanks and stop me. we wouldn't have had world war ii. why can't the u.s. step up to the plate and do the smart thing? charles: i'm with you, ben. go inside and get air conditioning. i will see you in couple hours. >> i am ready. i am ready. charles: thank you very much. so does donald trump have a women problem? wisconsin native greta van susteren, she is going to weigh in on that next. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get you anything. >>anything. perfect! for drivers with accide

scare us out of the black sea, the baltic sea, that's why china is trying to chase us out of the western pacific're not respected again. neil: how do you say, that people have said, i think it was chris christie when running for president, if he were harassed or we were harassed in the south china sea or the islands happening there in militarizing and setting up, that it would be all but an act of war. would it? >> it could, but we have to do a few things first. tough on enemies like isis. we should have knocked them out about a year ago. that's overdue, we haven't been strong enough militarily. with allies, they need to pay a lot more than they are. we're a third of the population of nato. pay three-quarters of the defense bill. it's time for the nations to pony up and take more of the share of burden. same with allies in japan and south korea. we need to defeat the political correctness in america like the george soros movements trying to convince americans like the slavery jim crow laws empower americans in the world. one of his close friends is prime minister of albania. ramma was here in wa

navy air crew saw on a a beach on a remote island in the western pacific ocean.it turns out the men swam two miles to get to that island, and they spelled out the word "help" with palm fronds. they were later rescued. if you want to see more crazy photos like this, make sure to follow us on instagram @ktvu2. >>> time is 8:53. another golfer earned his green jacket the masters, but it wasn't who everyone expected. ahead, what jordan spieth did that cost him a win at augusta and why fans are shocked. d. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. name is 8:55. golfer jordan spieth looked like i was headed for another masters championship and a second straight green jacket and then he had a major meltdown. he a 5 shot lead after a birdie on the ninth hole. then everything started falling apart. he hit two balls into the water right about there. yeah. and he had a quadruple bogey on the 12. at the same time, danny willett began the

the north pacific received about 40 million acres of western land. an area greater than the size of florida. the northern pacific received part of its land grants for the line it build from essentially from portland, oregon, today, washington between 1870-1873. that's the rail line that roughly parallels i-5 today. the land grant expand about 40 miles on either side of the railroads. mount saint helen's is about 35 miles east of wi-fi. that's why when the mountain erupted in 1980, the top of the volcano was still owned by the railroad. 1000, just a few days into the new century, they announced one of the largest and land purchases in u.s. history. for $6 an acre, they bought almost 1 million acres of timber land in southwestern washington state. with the purchase along with other purchases to build in the area of the land grants, they bought almost all of the land between what is today i-5 and mount saint helen's. by the way, this is one of the greatest investment that anyone has ever made anywhere after correcting for inflation a calculated that they

south asia, north africa, middle east, sub-saharan africa, latin america, western countries, asia-pacific. since 2007, 70 8% of all terrorist attacks of happened and 10 country. the quote i give you before is from 2002 to 2014. since 2007, 78% of happened in iraq, pakistan, afghanistan, india, thailand, russia, somalia, nigeria, yemen, and colombia. the trend is starting to change russia and columbia have seen decreases. libya and egypt have seen decreases. why is that relevant other than understanding the data accurately? that is because a lot of these countries are in the same neighborhood. that is important for us to recognize for a variety of reasons, which, again, we are running a little bit out of time, but i will take it in the question and people have questions. latin america is the region with the most positive overall results that we are seeing, and in a hyper connected world, far away problems can affect local threat, and political violence can escalate and spread rapidly. that is also why, from a self-interested standpoint, when thinking about extremism, is it is happening in

and rising up to the western high plains, 60s for the pacific northwest and 76 in l.a. tomorrow. there's your futurecast. showers, a couple of thunderstorms overnight. you see them moving through. watch the time stamp. the improvement starts coming in from the northwest. still just an isolated shower clear clearing eastern long island at that point and maybe towards toms river southward clearing out tomorrow night. then sunday, a beautiful day. low to middle 60s. tonight, scattered showers and storms. 53 in the suburbs. 59 in midtown. winds southwest 5 to 10. tomorrow, showers in the morning and sun for the afternoon. back up around 70. sunny on sunday. looks good. 64. monday, 72. lots of sun. showers back tuesday. lower 60s. we dry it off for wednesday. a couple of showers thursday afternoon. and they may stick around into friday. we're seasonal, mid and upper 60s. steve: no complaints. christina: thank you. there's a shop in chinatown that's put a new twist on serving ice cream, a creation called thai ice cream rolls. the owners of 10 below say they can sell more than 600 rolls

so in return for building the mine from duluth to tacoma, northern pacific received 4 million acres of western land greater than size of florida. in north pac received for the line had built from -- essentially from portland oregon, to tacoma, washington, between 1870 and 1873 so that parallels i-5 today. and the land ran extended out 40 miles on either side of the railroad so mount st. helens is 35 miles east of i-5 that's why when the mountain erupted in is 1980 that top of the volcano was still owned by the railroad. on january 3rd, 1900 so just a few days into the new century warehouser and hill announced largest private land purchases in u.s. history. for 6 dollars an acre warehouser and business partners bought a 100 acres of timber land in southwestern washington state, an with that purchase, along with subsequent prmps they made to fill in the area of the land grants. warehouser bought all of the land between what is today i-5 and mount st. helens one of the greatest investments after correcting for inflation i corrected in the book that warehouser and business partners needed every on

lombard is an excellent example and critical for the western edition and the mission but also incredibly well utilized in the eastern and the pacific heights so it is a mixed demographics the benefits by shoring up how the route is performing in the mission and the western edition it is actually going to help the improvements across the entire route the other thing and this is something that is really key from the leadership the task force the reason neighborhood by neighborhoods the issues differ in chinatown the biggest issue is crowding and reliability on some of the route like the a that is going on the freeway and absolute best day or worse day in the bayview is about travel time we're able to tailor its approaches the way we looked at travel time not what's the speed but we picked agree kind of central location for the neighborhood in visitacion valley we took the library leeland and loveland and said you were going by car or if you were going by bus honk would it to you to get to city college or downtown or the san francisco general or the grocery stores or the nearest big park you know basically focused on mclaren park or p

lombard is an excellent example and critical for the western edition and the mission but also incredibly well utilized in the eastern and the pacific heights so it is a mixed demographics the benefits by shoring up how the route is performing in the mission and the western edition it is actually going to help the improvements across the entire route the other thing and this is something that is really key from the leadership the task force the reason neighborhood by neighborhoods the issues differ in chinatown the biggest issue is crowding and reliability on some of the route like the a that is going on the freeway and absolute best day or worse day in the bayview is about travel time we're able to tailor its approaches the way we looked at travel time not what's the speed but we picked agree kind of central location for the neighborhood in visitacion valley we took the library leeland and loveland and said you were going by car or if you were going by bus honk would it to you to get to city college or downtown or the san francisco general or the grocery stores or the nearest big park you know basically focused on mclaren park or p

lombard is an excellent example and critical for the western edition and the mission but also incredibly well utilized in the eastern and the pacific heights so it is a mixed demographics the benefits by shoring up how the route is performing in the mission and the western edition it is actually going to help the improvements across the entire route the other thing and this is something that is really key from the leadership the task force the reason neighborhood by neighborhoods the issues differ in chinatown the biggest issue is crowding and reliability on some of the route like the a that is going on the freeway and absolute best day or worse day in the bayview is about travel time we're able to tailor its approaches the way we looked at travel time not what's the speed but we picked agree kind of central location for the neighborhood in visitacion valley we took the library leeland and loveland and said you were going by car or if you were going by bus honk would it to you to get to city college or downtown or the san francisco general or the grocery stores or the nearest big park you know basically focused on mclaren park or p

he forced spain to redraw the western boundaries of the louisiana territory, to extend into the rocky mountains. and north to the pacific ocean. for the first time since they declared independence, americans were secure from attack foreign troops and they went westward over the mountains and into the wilderness, to claim their share of america, buying up land from the government and carving out in an harvesting timber era when land was wealth. the land wealth added six states to the union and continued the -- never before in history had a sovereign state transferred ownership of some much land, and so much political power, to so many people not of noble rank. ownership, the americans gained the right to vote, stand for office, govern themselves and communities, their state and nation. you could not vote or stand for office if you did not own land. if you owned land, you owned the nation. to ensure success for the land rush and perpetuate economic growth, james monroe promoted the construction of roads, bridges, and canals in every region of the nation with outlets to the sea and shipping routes to the world. the massive

lombard is an excellent example and critical for the western edition and the mission but also incredibly well utilized in the eastern and the pacific heights so it is a mixed demographics the benefits by shoring up how the route is performing in the mission and the western edition it is actually going to help the improvements across the entire route the other thing and this is something that is really key from the leadership the task force the reason neighborhood by neighborhoods the issues differ in chinatown the biggest issue is crowding and reliability on some of the route like the a that is going on the freeway and absolute best day or worse day in the bayview is about travel time we're able to tailor its approaches the way we looked at travel time not what's the speed but we picked agree kind of central location for the neighborhood in visitacion valley we took the library leeland and loveland and said you were going by car or if you were going by bus honk would it to you to get to city college or downtown or the san francisco general or the grocery stores or the nearest big park you know basically focused on mclaren park or p

it's critical that we remember that some of our strongest partners in the western hemisphere are also strong partners in the pacific realm. and that we should build upon those relationships to work together in asia. there's no question in my mind that economic and diplomatic engagement is our strongest means of influence globally. and that certainly is the case in asia. and i don't think militarily, when i consider any rise in tensions in the region as some do. i think about economic engagement instead. global rules and investment in cultural exchange. in fact, oftentimes people are looking at well china, i think tpp and the last i looked china is actually not a part of the tpp. so when we talk about tpp and china a threat, as we do tpp. well tpp is a counter to china and hopefully will get china to then adhere to global standards and rules, which they may not. which is more reason why we should do tpp because it's leveling the playing field for businesses with strong rules in place where they were weak or nonexistent. but my question is, from some of my colleagues that i hear issues back for, back and forth as we

pacific time zone and if you want to send a text message 202, 717, 9684. if you send a text please include your first name and your city as well. from your book, where western governments pay for anticorruption efforts out of one pocket they are often paying off corrupt government out of another and far more lavishly budget support, military assistance, international development projects, covert cash handlers. >> absolute economy of this was what was happening in afghanistan where there were anticorruption efforts underway and that the new york times later revealed the cia was providing tens of millions of dollars per month to president, karzai. it is ironic that the united states government prosecutes businesses for paying bribes to foreign officials while the united states government pays bribes to foreign officials for whatever reason it may be. in a lot of cases i am sure us officials would contest the idea that military assistance is a bribe but in some cases, in the case of egypt and the camp david accord it was a very clear exchange, approximately $1 billion a year in military assistance in return for living up to the camp david accord which is why i

>> i will get to that western storm, the big one you can see over the pacific ocean will california up through >>> good morning, happy thursday. i'm meteorologist bill evans. sunshine, 44 degrees, going to be a beautiful day. 40 at white plains and jfk. looking at sunshine today a high of 60 degrees. 54 at lunch. 60 this afternoon. that is normal for this time of year. only gets warmer and better into the weekend. 63 tomorrow, 72 sunday and 76 on monday. >>> coming up, the ohio father who kidnapped his son and raised him under a fake name coming to his dad's defense. >>> the former mrs. america accused of theft and swindling macy's out of thousands of dollars of clothes. not now! i'm cleaning the oven! yeah, i'm cleaning the gutters! well i'm learning snapchamp! chat. chat! changing the oil... (vo) it's surprising what people would rather do than deal with retirement. aerating the lawn! (vo) but with nationwide it's no big deal. okay, your retirement plan is all set. nationwide? awesome. nice neighborhood. nationwide is on your side nationwide is the exclusive insurance partner of plen

western plains states. they're in the 70s. 80s in miami tomorrow. we have 80 from vegas. 50s up towards the pacific northwest by seattle. here's the futurecast. the sky goes clear tonight. tomorrow, beautiful, sunny. you'll see whatever clouds out there drifting from the northeast. a northeast wind tomorrow. as we head into tomorrow night, generally dry or clear and it's clear as we head into thursday. in fact, sunshine is going to be around through the upcoming weekend. that warming trend is coming up, too. cold tonight. 30 in the colder spots north and west with the freeze warning as we showed you, northwest jersey, hudson valley and interior southern connecticut. 38 midtown. the wind goes light out of the northwest. tomorrow, sunny day, mid to northeasterly wind at 5 to 10. thursday, 58. friday, the same. look at your weekend and mine. 62 on saturday. 71 on sunday. low 70s again on monday. so spring really trying to take a foothold here. i think it will. back to 67 on tuesday. steve: very well. thank you, nick. dari: the spacex rocket has landed safely again. this time back at the homeport in fl

>> i will get to that western storm, the big one you can see over the pacific ocean will cause a lotf trouble from california up through colorado, even the interrange in utah but first rainy cities brought to you by macy's. >>> ings i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. partly cloudy. isolated shower. it will be breezy today and tomorrow. check out weekend, 10-20 degrees warmer than today. the breezes will keep us in the upper 50s loan coast and san francisco. 61-66. grab an extra blanket. 42 in napa and san francisco is 49. my seven-day outlook shows dangerous subthrough 8:00 tomorrow. and enjoy the warm weather this weekend >>> coming up, the ohio father who kidnapped his son and raised him under a fake name coming to his dad's defense. >>> the former mrs. america accused of theft and swindling macy's out of thousands of dollars of clothes. we'd take a k at our retirement plan today. not now! i'm cleaning the oven! yeah, i'm cleaning the gutters! well i'm learning snapchamp! chat. chat! changing the oil... (vo) it's surprising what people would rather do than de

>> i will get to that western storm, the big one you can see over the pacific ocean will cause a lotf trouble from california up throughcolorado e. first we'll get the rainy cities brought to you by macy's. >> reporter: good morning everybody, i'm meteorologist karen rogers we've got a gorgeous start to the day. let's go outside and see what it looks like, not a cloud in the sky. 42 degrees in philadelphia. colder in the suburbs. let's look at the accuweather forecast. mostly sunny, a nice afternoon. warmer than yesterday. 62 for the high. tomorrow, sunny and beautiful. 64. we're up to 67 on saturday, 72 on sunday. monday 79 feeling like summer. d him under a fake name coming to his dad's defense. >>> the former mrs. america accused of theft and swindling macy's out of thousands of dollars of clothes. not now! i'm cleaning the oven! yeah, i'm cleaning the gutters! well i'm learning snapchamp! chat. chat! changing the oil... (vo) it's surprising what people would rather do than deal with retirement. pressure-washing the... roses. aerating the lawn! (vo) but with nationwide it's no big

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showers in the pacific northwest clear out tomorrow. beautiful weather, western half of the country. we have a snowy, icy mix in the wet weather in the gulf coast. snowy mix through northern new england with plenty of sunshine along the mid-atlantic >>> thanks, al. good morning, everyone. hats, gloves, and scarves this morning, that's what you need. wind chill values in the single digits in white plains, feels like 8 in newburgh, 12 degrees in south hampton. wind chills are stuck in the 20s, breezy all day long, today's high temperature 42. does not feel like that. cold overnight, low of 26 degrees. milder tomorrow with a high in the 40s. >> thank you very much. don't forget, if you're heading outdoors, check out siriusxm 108 and listen to the "today" show as you go. >> thank you. >>> we are so cold. actress kimberly millions of americans who witnessed firsthand the impact of dementia on a family. >> she breaks the silence that often surrounds the difficult diagnosis in her new book "where the light gets in." she recently sat down with maria shriver. >> we came t

showers in the pacific northwest clear out tomorrow. beautiful weather, westernmix through northern new england with plenty of sunshine along the mid-atlantic >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. well, they have some very chilly weather out east, we're getting ready for some very warm weather here. in fact, we may be setting some records tomorrow. up to 54 degrees now as you head out the door so it's nice and cool, 53 degrees in concord and 48 degrees in napa. the expected high of 83 degrees in san jose, 85 in palo alto and 75 in the embarcadero. in fairfield, 86, 85 in oakland and also 86 degrees today in san ramon. >> thank you very much. don't forget, if you're heading outdoors, check out siriusxm 108 and listen to the "today" show as you go. >> thank you. >>> we are so cold. actress kimberly williams-paisley is one of millions of americans who witnessed firsthand the impact of dementia on a family. >> she breaks the silence that often surrounds the difficult diagnosis in her new book "where the light gets in." she recently sat down with maria shrive

showers in the pacific northwest clear out tomorrow. beautiful weather, westernix through northern new england with plenty of sunshine along the miatlanticd- >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. bundle up, it's a cold one this morning. a blustery day ahead. we'll see clearing skies but in spite of sunshine only in the 40s this afternoon with the wind feeling like it's in the 30s. colder tomorrow morning, the wind dies down, so the temperatures plunge overnight. but a pretty good warm up tomorrow afternoon. and that warming trend is going to wane on thursday. the temperatures come right back down headed to the weekend. 52 and breezy on friday. turning colder this weekend. have a great day. >> thank you very much. don't forget, if you're heading outdoors, check out , check out8 and listen to the "today" show as you go. >> thank you. >>> we are so cold. actress kimberly williams-paisley is one of millions of americans who witnessed firsthand the impact of dementia on a family. >> she breaks the silence that often surrounds the difficult diagnosis in her

pacific northwest. they clear out tomorrow. beautiful weather western half of the country. northern new england with plenty of sunshine along the midatlantic states into florida. that's what's going on around the country. here is what's happening in your n >> right here, it is cold outside this morning. current temperature 28 in gaithersburg. 32 in arlington and falls church. and 33 in annapolis by the bay. forecast for the remainder of the day, passing snow flakes across parts of central and northern virginia right now. that will come to an end by about 10:00 or so. highs today only in the mid40s. >> thank you very much. don't forget, if you're heading outdoors, check out siriusxm 108 and listen to the "today" show as you go. >> thank you. >>> we are so cold. actress kimberly williams-paisley is one of millions of americans who witnessed firsthand the impact of dementia on a family. >> she breaks the silence that often surrounds the difficult diagnosis in her new book "where she recently sat down with maria shriver. >> we came to know her as annie banks in "father of the b

rest of your western whether r for today san diegoer sunshine 69. showers in the pacific northwest, rainy seattle 59 degrees, salt lake afternoon thunderstorms possible high of >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a quick round of light rain moved through overnight, but now things are clearing out with some sunshine, but still patchy fog across the north bay, and temperatures dropped to 43. it's 50 degrees in san francisco and the east bay. high temperatures today reaching the low 60s with gusty winds that feel a bit cooler than yesterday. even though it would be sunny, we'll just see a few clouds mixing in, and warmer temperatures for the weekend. >>> that's your latest weather. coming up in the next 20 minutes the omega block and what it means for you. >> i don't know what that means. i can't wait to find out. >> i will be googling it. >>> our interview are with robert dee nero reigniting the debate over vaccines cause autism. what all the experts are saying about what he had to say yesterday. >>> and the tsa under fire for extra long security lines at airport

lombard is an excellent example and critical for the western edition and the mission but also incredibly well utilized in the eastern and the pacificso it is a mixed demographics the benefits by shoring up how the route is performing in the mission and the western edition it is actually going to help the improvements across the entire route the other thing and this is something that is really key from the leadership the task force the reason neighborhood by neighborhoods the issues differ in chinatown the biggest issue is crowding and reliability on some of the route like the a that is going on the freeway and absolute best day or worse day in the bayview is about travel time we're able to tailor its approaches the way we looked at travel time not what's the speed but we picked agree kind of central location for the neighborhood in visitacion valley we took the library leeland and loveland and said you were going by car or if you were going by bus honk would it to you to get to city college or downtown or the san francisco general or the grocery stores or the nearest big park you know basically focused on mclaren park or presidio w

the western half of the country, above average temperatures. vegas, 84 with sunshine. dry things out in the pacifice and that will stay with us into the afternoon. we do have a few clouds in a few spots like right along the immediate coast and some clouds mixing in in san francisco. in the north bay, mostly clear 43 degrees, warming up to 72. in the tri-valley, 72 while the east bay is at 65 and the peninsula 68 degrees and 63 in san francisco. we will have more weather like this into the weekend. >> that's your latest forecast. willie? >> dylan, thanks a lot. >>> on start today, our three js helping you clean up your diet, finances and home. now, we have three of the four. jean, joy and jill are busy answering your questions in a live facebook chat. good morning. >> morning. >> lots of questions today. >> a lot. >> nancy writes, joy, here's a tough one, i'm trying to cut ba on calories and carbs but i'm addicted to potato ships. i love the salty crunch. do you have a substitute? >> everybody loves potato chips. the first alternative is kale chips. before anybody rolls their eyes, you have to give

the western half of the country, above average temperatures. vegas, 84 with sunshine. dry things out in the pacific >>> dylan, thanks very much. april showers scattered this morning, most to the east, nice northeast to the city. more later on today. in and out showers, dense fog, also in suffolk county an advisory until about 10:00 a.m. be careful out there. mild in the low 70s. showers tonight, tapering off, 60s tomorrow, windy, much colder tomorrow night. winds could gust to 50 miles an hour. >> that's your latest forecast. willie? >> dylan, thanks a lot. >>> on start today, our three js helping you clean up your diet, finances and home. jean, joy and jill are busy answering your questions in a live facebook chat. good morning. >> morning. >> lots of questions today. >> a lot. >> nancy writes, joy, here's a tough one, i'm trying to cut back on calories and ka carbs but i'm addicted to potato ships. i love the salty crunch. do you have a substitute? >> everybody loves poe tato chips. the first alternative is kale chips. before anybody rolls their eyes, you have to give it a shot. take a bunch of k

the western half of the country, above average temperatures. vegas, 84 with sunshine. dry things out in the pacificlogist bill henley. grab the umbrella. showers will be on and off. a chance of some thunderstorms. and through it all, windy and warm. look at the temperatures, the upper 70s this afternoon. it didn't last. cooler tomorrow with some rain showers in the area, 61 degrees saturday afternoon. breezy saturday. gusty winds and much colder sunday. an early shower will clear out. then another chance for showers monday when it will be warmer. but more cold air tuesday and wednesday. have a great day. >> that's your latest forecast. willie? >> dylan, thanks a lot. >>> on start today, our three js helping you clean up your diet, finances and home. now, we have three of the four. jean, joy and jill are busy answering your questions in a live facebook chat. good morning. >> morning. >> lots of questions today. >> a lot. >> nancy writes, joy, here's a tough one, i'm trying to cut back on calories and carbs but i'm addicted to potato ships. i love the salty crunch. do you have a substitute? >> everyb

pacific time zone and if you want to send a text message 202, 717, 9684. if you send a text please include your first name and your city as well. from your book, where westernovernments pay for anticorruption efforts out of one pocket they are often paying off corrupt government out of another and far more lavishly budget support, military assistance, international development projects, covert cash handlers. >> absolute economy of this was what was happening in afghanistan where there were anticorruption efforts underway and that the new york times later revealed the cia was providing tens of millions of dollars per month to president, karzai. it is ironic that the united states government prosecutes businesses for paying bribes to foreign officials while the united states government pays bribes to foreign officials for whatever reason it may be. in a lot of cases i am sure us officials would contest the idea that military assistance is a bribe but in some cases, in the case of egypt and the camp david accord it was a very clear exchange, approximately $1 billion a year in military assistance in return for living up to the camp david accord which is why it