fog tracker 4 tomorrow morning, widespread fog to the bay area. it is going to be stubborn to clear. as we move into the 10:00 hour you will see fearing over the diablo range. it will take until noon and thereafter for skies to clear inland. temperatures will look like this. low seventies in the south bay. 60s to the east bay stores and fifties of all vehicles on with temperatures in the '60s through the north bay again. cloudy conditions into the early afternoon. it will stay foggy on wednesday but temperatures will warm slightly for our inland valleys. we will warm up quite a bit as we head into the weekend periods >> mitt romney is sticking to his guns on tax returns despite growing pressure from fellow republicans to release more tax records. few releases 2010 returns and has promised to release its 2011 returns. his critics want him to go beyond that. >> first of all we have complied with the law. >> mitt romney made it clear if the he will only make public his 2011 tax return along with this 2010 returns. >> those are the two years that peop

we are not expecting widespread thunderstorms this afternoon.keep our fingers crossed that doesn't materialize, hot and humid today, close to dangerous levels highs near 100 dew point temperatures now running 70, very uncomfortable day, do whatever you can to keep cool, lots of liquids just a reminder because this heat wave is going to be relentless for the next several day, 90s much for much of the week. >> montgomery mall and tyson's mall are open, people told me they were jammed. >> good time to go to the movies >> yes, i took my children to the movies this weekend. >> did you? >> yes. >> ted? >> no, madagascar three. >>> 83 degrees, 83 regan national, overnight, as i mentioned a few moments ago we just didn't cool off a whole lot. overnight lows, 70s. 80 in baltimore, 81 at the naval air station. a little better if you are waking up in the mountains, winchester 77 degrees and 75, in hagerstown. all right i mentioned the dew point temperatures i want to show you, this is what it feels like, a real feel mixing in temperatures with dew point te

taking a look at the fog tracker fairly widespread. by 7:00 a.m. to scale back by 10:00 a.m. it will clear towards the afternoon. temperatures will be warming with upper 70's. 70's in palo alto. also upper 70's in the inland valleys. also 60s for the most part for the east bay shore. and there is more sunshine in the north bay. temperatures expected to get into the 70's. a look at your extended forecast with fog expected but less s this work week progresses. warmer towards the weekend. >>catherine: facebook users are not very enthused about the website. more on what is keeping users happy. gamow if they are annoyed by advertisements are they tired of the time line you are not alone the american consumer satisfaction index facebook sought and 8% drop in user satisfaction. they have seemed the 8% drop and that is the record low. facebook users are not happy to the user interface like the addition of a time line. and also privacy and advertisement complaints. twitter also disappointed. with customers below-average satisfaction. and google has led the

it won't be as widespread, but still that chance for severe weather. if you're heading out on the bay, just have some sort of device, whether it's your phone or something nearby, so you may get a thunderstorm in your area, can you text to see if it is severe. we'll keep you updated on that. 79-degrees -- 79 degrees is where we are. we have a heat indetection still at 11:00 at night -- index still at 11:00 at night. these 90s will continue. this is the fourth day at or above 90 degrees. this will stretch into next weekend. it's 91 in salt lake city right now, a lot of 90s covering almost the entire middle section of the country. this is where the jet stream will be, so that will be the corridor for thunderstorms, and it's just near us. there's another front that will come our way over the next couple of days, and it will keep that chance of shower and thunderstorms around. and there is a chance for something to become severe. here's the next front moving our way. on the water, other than any thunderstorms, 5 to 10 knots, bay temp at 78 degrees, still a

it will be fairly widespread. also, drizzle near the coastlines.nto the afternoon we will see a few areas of sunshine. if the clouds will remain closed as a clothes line and we will have cooler temperatures. the foggy conditions stay with us and through thursday and into the weekend we will start to warm back up and see clearer skies. widespread fog through the bay area and began, dance close to the coastline. patsy for the inland valleys. as we stepped to the morning you will see very little clearing. by 10:00 a.m. i will start declaring over the diablo range that is it. by later afternoon we will see more sunshine for the inland valleys you will see cloudy conditions persisting in the north bay, along the peninsula and along the coastline. temperatures will be affected if tomorrow is staying cool. out the door tomorrow widespread '50s. by noon and we will see a few more 60 degree readings. by 3:00 we will see mainly 60 degree readings and a few fifties along the coastline. a few 70's to the inland valleys. down south tomorrow, take a look your ex

there will be widespread overcast conditions.we give to 12:00 noon and you will not see many changes but when we head toward 3:00 in the afternoon we will see is some areas of sunshine. we are will be looking for another cool day. there is similar forecast for the east bay. are typically warm spots will only get into the low seventies. it will be a cool and mild day around area. sampras is the will be 62 degrees. oakland will be 65 degrees. san francisco will be 62 degrees. >> this cooler air is going to hang at that california northern border. it will be up to the 90s on friday saturday and sunday pin >>erica: nancy for yourself on our traffic maps. this is a 12 mi. per hour drive in some of the spots. speeds as still averaging 35 mi. per hour. we have a new incident to report. this is a lot of red honor runway sensors. but it's having an to the direction of the tunnel as well. >> >>mark: if you do not want to walk very far to giants games you will have an option. they want to raise the cost to parked your car at the meters. >>

out of control fires, oppressive heat that won't go away and widespread power outages that are taking days to repair. >>> finding god. scientists discover a new sub atomic particle that may be the key to how the universe forme>> we'we'll rememberp >>> fr>>> f we'we'll remembe andy griffitho turnedp turned a plain spo totown souther town southern s r op of tvof tv's mostr totown souther town southern s r op of tvof tv's mostr characters.captioning funded by cbs. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, july 4, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. good to be with you on this independence day. i'm terrell brown. for many americans, this fourth of july will be an exercise in survival and patience, still reeling from the aftermath of violent weekend storms. more than a million customers along the atlantic seaboard still don't have power and the heat wave that suffocated much of the country isn't going away. heat advisories are posted from the dakotas to west virginia while heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecast along the east coast. severe weather is altering holiday celebrations.

widespread fog for the overnight hours. here is least expected the next couple of days, tomorrow will be very similar. fog and vancouver temperatures. for saturday and sunday the wind out of the north will pick up. that will lead to less fog and warmer temperatures. 70's to the shores and the upper 80s in our inland valleys, more on that in a moment. first, let's talk about the widespread fog. not a lot of clearing occurring by the 10:00 hour. still hovering over livermore, oakland in the map. the fall will finally pushed back to the coastline by about 1:00. in the later afternoon hours the wind out of the north are forecast to increase. you'll notice clearing along the north bay coastline. also on the san mateo coastline we will see lingering fog that should clear out for the rest of friday evening. temperatures tomorrow will remain cool. morning fog mid-70s, 82 in morgan hill, the inland valleys will see if you low 80s. the east bay shores will be mainly in the '60s tomorrow. in the 60s along the coastline tomorrow. not a

for getting an 9:00 we have widespread clouds and drizzle. a little warmer pin here your temperatures now. >> by 12:00 in in the clouds are breaking up a little bit with 20 percent chance of rain pin the temperatures will look like this at noon. if you push the clock forward to 3:00 and you will see that it was mostly sixties and low were 70 is driven. here's what the numbers actually look like for you. antioch will be the warmest spot around the bay at 75 degrees. san francisco will be 62. that is kind of what we are seeing for the weather for today q we will hold on to this cooler than normal for a forecast for tomorrow. the temperature is were -- the temperatures will be jumping on friday and will be back to normal for july by the weekend. >>erica: it looks like we are picking up a potential hot spot of around 580 pin there have been injuries reported at was down 580 and vasco big rigs hit >> this is a sight of the accident. expect the delays coming out of tracy pin here is the approach to the bainbridge pin that links like >> here is an l

it's more than just the wind that caused widespread power outages. crews battled this transformer fire. they're trying to figure out if lightning caused it. fortunately no one was seriously hurt. the lights remain out for thousands of people in prince georges county tonight. darcie spencer live in hyattsville. >> we've been traveling throughout the county since this afternoon into the evening and there's a major problem trying to get around. take a look down here, it's because so many traffic lights are in the dark. we're along east/west highway at riggs road. you can see the traffic right here is at a standstill that's what we've been seeing throughout the county. also, so much power is out for residents, they're starting to get frustrated with the power compa company. >> i came to rescue my mother, because i see pepco doesn't care about the older people. >> reporter: a complex of 100 apartments for seniors, the building has no power. you can see older folks outside fanning themselves. >> what's it like inside the senior house. >> 100 degrees. my ap

sort of green, dc east, yellow west of town and wednesday the yellow alert because we have more widespreadhunderstorms with the high in the upper 80s. thursday isolated storm, 92. excuse me by friday 93, hot this weekend. still those chances for mainly afternoon thunderstorms. >>> we are doing a little mexican in the kitchen when 9news now at noon returns. the first time i saw fios, it was absolutely amazing. for years and years we had to put up with cable. once we got fios, it was like somebody like took our computer, shook all the junk out of it. [ male announcer ] don't settle for the same old cable technology. now you can move up to verizon fios with no annual contract required for just $99.99 a month for a year, you'll get a fios triple play and our whole home solution -- including a high speed wireless router, plus a new multi room dvr and hd set top box free for 6 months. with fios the internet was five jabillion times faster. fios gives me way more for my money. [ male announcer ] switch to fios for just $99.99 a month for one year with no annual contract and get our whole home sol

areas of widespread rain in of frederick county. flash flood warning in frederick county. county, a few downpours to the easthed off bay.oving into the heavier showers off to west and pushing across the blue ridge. 87 is the high temperature with a few scattered thunderstorms, most of which hours but the morning expected this afternoon and evening. tonight, we cannot rollout a few thunderstorms. we're in an unsettled weather pattern. we actually need the rain. it came at a bit of a cost with damage.rm >> we will look at the roads. across the american legion bridge, pretty tough rain shower us with this wet pavement. quiet traffic. you tend to want to go a little faster when the volume is light. i will take you to the george washington parkway northbound at spout run. the road.oss northbound george washington parkway passed the egg -- has to bridge. -- moral bridge.memorial >> hollywood is morning actor borgnine. he played many roles. >> i am just a fat little man. starred in "-- he eternity" and navy."'s he died of renal failure with wife and children by his .ide >> this i

a widespread, damaging wind storm with sustained wind for a long period of time. we get wind gusts in a thunderstorm when they continue county after county, state after state that is what we mean by long period of time winds, must exceed the severe level they have to be above 58 miles per hour. for a wrap up of this storm it touched everybody from iowa, straight down to north carolina, so far, 18 deaths reported with this storm, winds in our area over 70 miles per hour, that equates it to hurricane strength storm, and from the mid-atlantic back to the midwest, over 1,000 reports of wind. we want to show you coming back here live, take another look at this street adam was talking about. this isn't even twisting winds so many people get wrapped up in the concept of tornado warnings this is regular severe thunderstorm warnings look what it can do. that is why we try to keep people safe. back to you mary. >> thank you. it is also day three of the clean up for five other east coast states, the storm cut power to millions and nearly two dozen people are dead. our first

right now things are fairly quiet, not a lot of storms or widespread rain. up toward the northwest of us into winchester we're seeing some thunderstorms, but they aren't severe. we haven't had a whole lot of heating today, so that does limit our chances to see some severe storms. here's a look at doppler where you can see it's out northwest of us getting into western virginia. that line of storms is what we're watching and this could bring us more showers and storms later tonight. so as you're heading out bringing the umbrellas for this evening, it's not a bad night to stay home and relax. back to you. >>> coming up at 7:00 on 9 news now our coverage on the theater shooting in colorado continues. a marymount university psychology professor will be here to weigh in on the suspect and how the victims and town have found a way to come to grips with today's tragic event. >>> still to come all our recent storms are putting one local neighbor through fits of flooding. >> but first weekend work could add half an hour to your trip on metro, what you need to know nex

the widespread and systematic nature of this network makes it clear that it constitutes a crime against humanity. >> human rights watch interviewed more than 200 former prisoners who told of their experiences in regime torture chambers. >> when we were detained in the military intelligence prison, they hung us by our arms with our bodies suspended in the air. then they beat and taunted us. they put a metal device with a for your prongs' between your legs to crush your genitals, twisting and squeezing the testicles together -- a metal device with four prongs. you start screaming so loud and start telling them what they want to hear against your will. the victims were reportedly not just adult men, also including women and teenagers. a 13-year-old said the second time he was brought in for questioning, he was given electric shocks and passed out. he said the next time his interrogators pulled out his nails. human rights watch says that since the deeds described in its report constitute crimes against humanity, they should be referred to the international criminal courts. that pakistan has

oklahoma state university's says because the drought is so widespread the impact will be more widespread as well. >> expectations now for corn yields have dropped from nine to 15 bush manies an acre depending on who you ask. that changes conditions now so we don't expect any feed market relief from the -- from the current corn crop that we see happening. instead we will remain tight and we have seen corn prices in terms of futures go up dramaticly in the last two weeks. >> he said producers need to assume the worst and start making a plan. he said they have seen quite a bit of cattle movement including early marketing of calves. >>> the drought could force future contracts to be renegated between produces and buyers. lower yields could force farmers to buy back the bushels they aren't able to supply. he said not only does it mean they could fail to meet the contract already n ated but producers could loose more money if grain prices rice above their locked in rate. >>> the committee passed that version of the farm bill similar to the -- it eliminating direct payments and reduces food sta

so this turns out to be a widespread misconception. when it starts on january 1st, it's a new tax on net investment income on high income folks. high income as the president has defined them above 200,000 individuals, $250,000 for a married couple. so capital gains, dividends, interest royalties, all of them. and the question is how do they supply the real estate?

the assad regime's systematic killings and widespread killings . and now, of course, more and more use of force. yesterday, as an example, for the first time using their rockets. and in damascus. for the first time ever in assyrian history which goes back 10,000 years we see one of the

as for tomorrow morning widespread fog early in the morning. has the head out the door the clock hour the fog will be everywhere. the inland valley, the south bay, the north bay and delta. by 10:00 not much clearing. if we will still see fog over the livermore valley of portions of the north bay. starting to clear a little bit if you look like the one fifth of into to all and in. fifth phone we will see a little sliver remaining along the san mateo coastline that will clear out of >>jaqueline: not a lot of warrants on your screen. a few inland valleys will hit the '80s and if you stop the locations. here is a love neighborhood by neighborhood. eighties in morgan hill otherwise in the seventies through the celtics. we will have a few low 80s in the inland valleys. 83 of antioch, 83 in pleasanton, 80 in san ramon. 77 and concord and ix and livermore hurry if a wheel barely get into the '70s in union city. not much change along the coastline. smart temperatures in the low 60s, same thing as a a look at your extended forecast, it will be call again

crews are working to repair widespread, extensive damage, and it may not be until this weekend before power is completely restored. adding insult to injury, the excessive heat. the national weather service says the blistering heat wave will last for several more days as well. danielle nottingham reports from hard-hit silver spring, maryland. >> reporter: the power came back too soon to this neighborhood in silver spring, maryland. sparks from the still damaged line caused a fire and another delay for some in the 2 million homes and businesses still waiting for the lights to come back on. vanessa himmins blames her power company, pepco. >> having down wire is so dangerous, and we called it in numerous times, and not only have they not removed it, but then they're sending power through it and causing, starting fires. >> reporter: the damage is being blamed on a straight-line windstorm called a derecho, which is spanish for straight ahead. with gusts up to 80 miles an hour, the derecho raged from indiana, 600 miles to the nation's capital, lighting up the night sky while knocking out the

you can see that the heavy rains caused widespread flooding throughout the area washing out roads and basements. for thousands in the area this is the third smack by mother nature in recent weeks, by far

not expecting widespread wind damage. at least there is an isolated chance. as we head into the seven-day forecast, and 96 on wednesday, a chance for thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. >> i am sharing my mic with you -- [laughter] oh, my goodness. >> my bad. >> thanks for joining us. >> have a great day. >> have a great day.

>> you know it is very widespread at this point. alexandria, mclane, herndon, we have widespread issues, catastrophic damage, big trees down. again, we are going to be rebuilding our infrastructure in a lot of different areas in northern virginia. >> ken are you getting the kind of pressure we are hearing from pepco customers in the district and montgomery county on losing their patience and why can't you get it done faster? >> you know, we are sympathetic to our customers. we know customers want power. we get that. our focus is ongoing straight ahead, getting these lines rebuilt and believe me, every man and woman out there this morning, has one goal in mind. restore power to the railroad last customer. that is our goal. >> best of luck ken. thanks for joining us this morning. >> ken told us yesterday this is the worst nonhurricane event in the history of the utility. coverage of the widespread outages continues. >> and we are expecting an update on how pepco crews are doing. they have been working nonstop to restore power to the h

thank you. >> how widespread are the traffic outages? >> crews have been worked diligently and we only have 12 at this time, traffic signals. of course that does not include the state traffic signals that are out. >> how are police officers, if you know this, how are they being deployed to help? >> at the major intersection, depending upon the rate of traffic. police officers are going. at county maintained intersections we are trying to get the word out to folks to please treat it as a four-way stop. >> right. >> it's not worth plowing through. need to be extra cautious. use extreme caution actually. be aware of pedestrians and yield to the car that's already stopped in the traffic area before you proceed. >> any particular roads you're asking drivers to avoid? >> we're not asking drivers to necessarily avoid any county maintained roadways, but wood yard road has three intersections that are dark. mitchellville road also has three intersections that are dark. and garrett morgan boulevard has two intersections that are dark. >> from what

the threatened widespread opposition the country's been isolated by other south american nations. just a few seconds to other headlines before saudi arabia deploys additional troops to its eastern region of. continues to rise more protests planned the deaths of two activists. and the un peace envoy to syria the security council to take. the. position of consequences. for the calls but no relief to the common people who continue suffering from a lengthy. interview with president . but up here mr president welcome to the program how do you feel about a recent events or what are people seen him. i would first like to say hello to your audience i'm happy to see the international press interested in the events in paraguay the parliamentary koon the paraguayan people who resist it we have all lost here as parliamentary coote disrupted the democratic process in the country and made it lose as well as the whole region it distressed mercosur and. paraguayans are outraged some say there was no coup because of zero violence and no tanks on the streets indeed it was nothing like a military co

office in june hargraves deposed leader ferdinando to go reveals he was ousted under threat of widespread violence by the opposition country's been isolated by other south american nations since. the mood of anger rises in saudi arabia with more protests planned to activists at a rally tensions of dissidents a lack of political freedoms and civil rights fuel on grass which the west continues to ignore. u.s. peace envoy to syria kofi annan wants to hear the council take a tougher stance and warn both the government and opposition of consequences if there is no ceasefire the calls bring no relief to the common people who continue suffering from this war. next as promised his exclusive interview with paraguay's ousted president fernando. but up here mr president welcome to the program how do you feel about the recent events what are people seen when you know. i would first like to say hello to your audience i'm happy to see the international press interested in the events in paragliding the parliamentary koon the paraguayan people who resist it we have all lost here this parliamentary cooed

there are some showers that are roaming to the west they are not widespread.e is warm and dry turning him it and hazy toward the weekend ... the rain fall is below normal we are 12 degrees warmer than usual for the season thus far the highest 86 degrees this afternoon lower at the lakefront ... fair mild and comfortable 64 degrees tonight with the northeast wind continuing tomorrow mostly sunny warmer with lighter wind the high will be 89-90 degrees thursday partly sunny hot in the afternoon with the high of 91 degrees upper 80s at the lakefront we will begin to put humanity into the mix friday saturday and sunday it will be a muggy weekend ... we need more than a pop up thunderstorm ... we need between 9-15 in. to end this drought over several days not a good chance of getting that immediate lifely time now for today's trivia question: on which continent was the thirty years war fought? a.) north america. b.) south america. c.) europe. time for sports: chicago will be well- represented at tonight's all- star game. kevin youkilis won't be there but he was name

they contributed to widespread power outages in the region. >> i would say it was not just a thunderstorm, this was a storm of epic proportions. >> pg&e says it will take a while because they are not the only utility in the region with widespread outages. >> pennsylvania, west virginia, go down to virginia, north carolina, the district. all utilities are seeing hunters of thousands of customers out of power. in the meantime, they plan to cope with the heat. >> i will go downstairs. >> for a list of places to stay cool and for a list of cooling center in our area, just head to our website. we are live tonight at the operations center. >> another outage that many residents are dealing with, a lack of water. annapolis, the treatment plant is running on generator power. residents are asked to use water only for essential purposes. the restrictions may be in effect until monday. baltimore officials are asking residents to use water wisely so that water tends can refill because of downed trees, all electric fields to the puppy station have been impacted. >> one of the things we are encouraging

we will see how to clouds into the evening but not as widespread as yesterday.er look at temperatures, starting in the south bay, mostly upper 70's and low 80s. warmer temperatures in the east bay inland areas. low-mid-70s for the east bay and cooler along the coast. how as we take a look at the 7 day around the bay, skies will be clear and temperatures will warm. by the fourth it looks like temperatures will be in the upper 80s inland, upper 70's the debate in the mid-60s for the coast. >>marty: starting today, bart commuters will have to pay a little bit more. train fares are going up by 1.4%. that means an extra nickel or dime added to some trips. as much as 155 per trip. the bart board voted 8-1 to approve the increase. fares are also going up on several other transit systems. caltrain writers will have to pay more for paper tickets. 255 one way and 505 more for a date as. in san francisco, muni fast passes are going up $2 to $74 a month. >> a flight headed from new york to north carolina turned chaotic when the flight was delayed for at least five hours, as

temperature wise, this is widespread statewide. those are the two best spots to be in the state right now because everything in between the mountains and the beaches roasting. 109 in frederick. 101 in cambridge. 103 in the state capital. the humidity has come up. increased humidity. wide spread sunshine leading to an incredible amount of heat, incredible heat index value in the mid to upper 100's. still a slight thunderstorm risk for, i'd give it four to eight our through midnight. we should see the storm risk diminish for a day or two. this is a hot, hot area of high pressure, tropical high. so it's really keeping the heat on. mid to upper 90s. that's not counting the humidity and air temps roasting in the east on friday. look to the west. these are the actual air tells, mid-100 toward st. louis. here's the trend tonight. storm chances diminishing after 10:00. thursday we'll stay on the dry side. 4th of july 76. we stay sultry. dress light and bring the cold water with you or cold beverage. 100 tomorrow, searing heat with temperat

we will have more tonight and on wjla.com. >> some rain. >> no widespread showers.pop up. everything you want to know about the beaches as well as links. it will be " out there, too. >> i cannot wait for tomorrow. i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood...

over night widespread fog. you see that here from the golden gate bridge camera shot.ibility reduced and drizzle close to the coast line is already occurring and it will continue into tomorrow morning. into the afternoon, some sunshine away from the coast line. cooler temperatures throughout the bay area. cool weather through thursday but it will be warmer by the weekend. tomorrow morning the fog is widespread through 7:00 and not much clearing into 10:00. clearing over the range. and it won't be till the afternoon we see the sun inland and east bay shores, south bay, with the fog and the clouds remaining close to the coast line. tomorrow, cooler again. south bay, low 70s for the most part. 72 in san jose. 70 mountain view. 70s east bay shores. excuse me inland valleys. 60s for the east bay shores. concord 69. coast line 50s. 6262 in san francisco and north bay as well. extended forecast, foggy and cooler tomorrow. fog stays with us through the week and lets up thursday and into the weekend and that allows temperatures inland to warm into the 90s. >>> new plan to prote

there is pretty widespread he continuing across the country through saturday ...h-temperature today is predicted at 104 degrees ... some isolated thunderstorms in less than 10 percent of the metropolitan area ... it will be hazy and oppressively hot tonight ... variable wins tomorrow hot again another 103 degree day ... very warm on saturday by afternoon we could see some thunderstorms the temperatures could take a dive but it will remain humid for awhile longer ... time for today's trivia: what is the largest species of pacific salmon? a.) chinook. b.) silver. c.) sockeye. the answer still ahead.... rick! wow, you look terrific! [ female announcer ] crest 3d white glamorous white toothpaste removes up to 90% of surface stains in just 5 days. crest glamorous white toothpaste. for a smile so white you won't just be the ex. you'll be the one that got away. i'm on break sweetheart. [ woman ] you know you don't have to put up with this. those annoying period symptoms. general pain relievers like advil, only treat cramps, but midol has three active ingredients to take

a more widespread youth movement that you know similar to what happened in their countries earns fameor even i think to the act by going in last year it was interesting this is already brewing but the fact that after election this is continued on it makes one think about what might happen if you're in the future. so john you said that you know your. stance on pain data but i don't see movement it was very organic in this march and they didn't really take responsibility for organizing the margins kind of just happened very spontaneously a lot of grassroots actions going on there you also mention about the election fraud a library more on what's what's going on there i mean is there any really any proof that that he did buy some of the votes there. well yes there has been lots of reports about. first of all gross violation of spending limits ok so mexico actually has a very controlled electoral system you can only spend up to three hundred thirty six million pesos that's about thirty million dollars a most of this money is public funding you are very strictly limited amount of money you

from what i could see it is across the country it is it is extremely widespread in villages and towns all over rain there is violent repression of attempts to demonstrate and attempts to protest even more alarming much more increase of house raids at night in middle of the night in villages all over riot police coming in and surrounding houses brutally arresting people and imprisoning them taking people from restaurants swimming pools their private homes. this practice of targeting activists and demonstrators fortunately seems to be on the rise and very widespread right now. on the rise how long can the opposition last how much more punishment can the protesters take before their movement either loses momentum or just becomes too dangerous. well they been going for seventeen months now going strong and actually the word mood is the capturing these of the bahraini revolution samoud meaning endure and or to be steadfast so i did not see any signs of things slowing down or people losing stamina in fact i saw signs of people really of being reenergized and people really being committed to

more widespread and with some heavy rain.ll watch for some of the storms to drop heavy rain, possibly strong, 76 degrees for us and that is probably dropping to 76 later tonight and some on the strong side again and we'll watch for a possibility of strong winds and some heavy rain. we have three days of 80s coming and that is a nice break. we back with some isolated storms on tuesday. busy later tonight and tomorrow, and literally, i think tomorrow people are surprised at the amount of rain we might get in the afternoon. one to two inches more widespread. >> okay. >> and farmers are great 68 for it, to. >> thank you, sue. >> sure. >>> you might be able to hear me right now, i am not sure of that, but we're not having any lights in here. power's knocked out. >> interesting. don't adjust your set and this is what happened when severe weather pounded boston yesterday. the forecast was hijacked by the storm. the lightning hit the station and knock the spire -- power out. that didn't stop him. he carried on with his forecast in th

widespread a meal of her fifties. -- widespread mid-upper 50s.ioch is near 60 degrees. 50s and concord in san francisco. as for this afternoon, this is what it is gone to look like a around noon. 60 degree weather by noon with '70s and '80s everywhere else. let's take a look at temperatures beginning in the south bay. upper 70's by the water and warming up to the mid-80s. the warm spot as expected are near fairfield. plenty of sunshine. downtown san francisco expect 69 with low-mid-60's at the beaches. 80 degree weather across just about every portion of the north bay valleys. as for the evening time, we are going to be looking for relatively clear conditions. it is good fireworks whether it. the bulk of the fog will roll in after the fireworks. partly cloudy forecast in san francisco around 9:00 hour. thursday and friday will round out the rest of the work week with temperatures in the '80s. 70 degree weather everywhere else. let's get an update on your commute. in >>george: there is no traffic on the bay bridge or the san mateo bridge. it is a

more widespread severe weather isn't expected until wednesday the 4th. this front starting to weaken. here comes that next one. it's we understand that the front is going to come through. this is our best chance at another round of severe weather. it's going to be hot ahead of it. when that gets through here on thursday the heat is going to continue behind it. on wednesday already issued by the storm prediction center a slight risk for strong to severe storms. we will keep you updated. forecast looks like this for today, just the chance for an afternoon shower or thunderstorm. the chances have come down since early this morning. 68 tonight. tomorrow back up into the 90s. wait until you see the five day forecast. again the chance for a late day shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. >> when the power goes out we wear purple. >> that's our power color. >> >>> still to come, a cup of joe are keeping skin cancer away? details coming up in health watch. >> sky í chapter chopper 13, you're looking live over the northern parkway. much more on your weather and how eve

experts say it could be more widespread >> a heads up for muni writers, ken bastida is live in mobile 5 with changes to several popular routes >> it is busy down here on market street, it will get busier over about the next seven years, that is how long it will take to put the subway project in. these are buses that are queuing up right here at fifth and market. these are all the buses that used to travel along stockton street and then go down fourth street through union square into the south of market. they will now be traveling along mason st. which is right here, down fifth street and then to the south of market. the changes are subtle but in a way this is like the s curve that the caltrans people put on the bay bridge. they're making a big turn here and going down 80 and then down fits and it is a huge bottleneck. we talked to one guy who says it is crazy out here. >> i have noticed the streets are torn up, it makes for chaos, that's what happens, you kind of have to deal with it >> so what routes are we talking about? the 8 x, d eight b x, the bay shore express, and in 91 foul li

it's just not likely to be a widespread severe threat.great news as a lot of people are overcoming friday's severe threat. today, many without power. this is a dangerous combination as highs get into the upper 90's to low 100's later today. factor in the humidity and it will feel closer to 105 at times. isolated thunderstorms a problem mainly towards the afternoon. something to keep in mind if you plan to be outside. maybe you'll be on the bay. waves around 1 foot. ocean city, great way to escape the heat today. 92 degrees. that's as hot as they get. maybe an isolated storm by the afternoon. that threat monday and tuesday. as for the seven day forecast, no big break in the heat but it will feel a little better tomorrow at 93. 92 by thursday. mid week, 30% chance of storms including the fourth of july holiday. as we get to then of the week, the sun returns but we stay in the 90's. >> thank you. an alabama woman is desperate to find her half brother here in maryland. he was adopted more than 50 years ago and may not even know he has a half

widespread fog overnight. tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies , breezy in certain locations and still on the cooler side. through the weekend, the fog is going to clear, and temperatures will warm up. >>> friends are mourning the loss of an experienced bay area hiker whose body was found after a 3-day search in the sierra nevada. 31-year-old thomas haynes' body was found in the wilderness. he got separated from two fellow hikers on his way to the top of mount langley. he was last seen near the summit. he led a bay area hiking group and climbed mountains every weekend. >>> facebook is reporting stronger than expected revenue in the company's first earnings report since its rocky initial public offering two months ago. the company's revenue grew 32% to $1.18 billion, up from $895 million a year ago. analysts expected $1.16 in revenue. it fell to $25.37 in one hour, down from its debut price in may. >> a massive storm causing a lot of problems on the east coast. we'll show you the amazing video coming out of the big

rain will be widespread. however, it's not really going to be enough to make a dent in the temperatures. and it's really the temperatures that are responsible for these outbreaks of thunderstorms. all this humidity, all this heat, is making the air very unstable. and that's why we see those thunderstorms. let's take a look at the temperatures as we head into tuesday. over there in d.c. 37 in chicago. 36 in oklahoma city as well as in denver. that is going to persist into the next couple of days, actually raising the temperature by a couple of degrees in places like chicago as we head on into wednesday. up towards the pacific northwest and western canada, 17 in vancouver. 18 in seattle. a little bit warmer but still very cool for you here. all right, as we head on into europe, more heavy rain has been targeting the british isles. very unwelcome rain last week. widespread flooding was reported here. well, we're just getting band after band of rain coming off of a low pressure system sitting out over the atlanti

by tomorrow morning the fog will be fairly widespread. patchy fog in the delta.urs as clearing down south and through the inland valleys. in look at your extended forecast, the fog will stick with us over the next couple of days. >>gary: the giants took care of atlantic tonight. this milky cabrera right up the middle. it is 2-0 giants. and the giants have won four straight. the final tonight 9-0 atlanta. jonathan sanchez is a man without a team, a trader for the all-star game mvp. sanchez was 1-6 in kansas city. the era is the worst in the majors. they just did the bullet. a bad trade. he is nursing with the giant. sanchez is a bomb in kansas city. designated for assignment. that means he is without a team tonight. the oakland a's have some catching up to do. right now in the sixth inning 4-0 with the rangers' leading these purified for the oakland a's are in the playoff chase as a wild card. >> for me, playoff contention really does not come into play until you get into late august to end september. we're happy about the fact that we're playing better and swingi

not just wall street. >> i can't say how widespread, it is certainly more widespread. in the ethics and actions survey in december, we polled 1,000, and 34% were aware of wrong doings in the workplace. and another survey found that 45% of people within the business community were aware of wrong doing in the workplace. >> because they can get away with it? >> you know, i don't know why that is, but i do know that it's -- these surveys are significant, and from my type, i can tell you that misconduct and corporate ethics problems exist in corporations that have no ties to the financial service sector. >> nicholas, i find it hard to believe that you would find one quarter of people believing that in corporate america, you need to engage in illegal or unethical behavior as they do in the same numbers as in wall street. >> the idea that wall street is like any other industry is inscene. the complexity, size, salespeople, and scale present norm activity. so i think the ease of which people can do things wrong on wall street, and just greedy things that create winners and los

their widespread use. the chair now recognizes the .anking member per >> thank you for this opportunity to be with you. we deal with border security. is it gives us an opportunity. we do have a caucus meeting tomorrow. we're going to have member representatives from the fbi and dhs tomorrow. i will get a copy to the members. it'll be an excellent opportunity for members and their staff to learn about current and domestic law enforcement use spirit a lot of the privacy issues have been decided by the supreme court. we're looking at the use of a different type of platform. whether it is a helicopter or airplane, there is one page we have. if anyone was to learn about the privacy issues, please contact my office. it you do bring up a lot of good point we need to cover. fromk for ward to hearing a you teach graduate. i do have a few questions for you -- ut graduate. did you have a question for you. the faa, we just pass a reauthorization that talks about the integration of more civilian uavs. there are differe

tonight cloud cover more widespread more green which means more drizzle, in the 50s.omorrow below normal like today jump four to six degrees saturday hang out with those same temperatures sunday, possibly a couple degrees warmer monday through wednesday. >>> no accidents reported. here's a live shot of the oakland maze westbound 80 traffic, there was roadwork scheduled i don't know if this could be it, left lane blocked towards the bay bridge just scheduled until 5, we should see it clear shortly. there's no delays towards the bay bridge toll. 101 san rafael great southbound on the right no problems past marin civic center. south bay northbound 280 flowing well into cupertino. but, we are picking up early slowing westbound 205 out of tracy. a traffic spotter reported complete standstill, we'll give you speeds soon that is our developing slow spot. a little earlier than normal. >>> this story makes me a little worried. eric you should be as well i guess. new research shows working night shift increases risk of heart disease scientists say shift work is associated with

how widespread is this? >> it's very widespread. we did a study funded by the national institutes of health. the principal investigators found that in california, one in four women were experiencing reproductive coercion, a partner trying to get them pregnant as a means of control when they didn't want to be by engaging in behaviors that you just mentioned. >> cheryl: how drastic do they go? >> well, as you mentioned, it's everything from popping the birth control pills out and putting sugar pills and to revolving contraceptives off the >> chery >> cheryl: that is so dangerous, too. my goodness, you will know if this is happening if you get pregnant. >> one of the questions we ask them, is there ever a situation where you feel like he is trying to get you pregnant when you don't want to be. do you have a funny thought in the back of your head. the condom broke again. so she has to come in for emergency contraception. it's opportunities, something may be quite right but the health care provider to help check in and give her methods o