that's the windshield wiper. how do you get the rain off of your windshield? [makes sounds] there's got to be a better way than that. and i've been waiting and waiting and waiting to see what is gonna get the rain off the window. and when you see these great, big 747s come in, or you see the space shuttle come in, do you know how the space shuttle gets its rain off the windows, gang? [makes sounds] [laughter] they still have the same kind of windshield wipers. isn't that something? someday, someone's gonna come up with something that's gonna makes the windshield wiper obsolete. and they will say, "oh, remember, "they used to get the rain off the window "with the windshield wipers? they don't do that now. now they have a--" the one who finds out gonna be rich.

we started our unscientific test with windshield wiper fluid. then went straight down the line adding bleach. >> next we'll sprinkle a little baking soda. >> soy sauce was next followed by the rubbing alcohol and several shakes of table salt. then, we let them marinate in the sun to see if they work in a pinch. now it's time for the results. we let these substances sit for about ten minutes and then of course, mother nature did a little work, too. let's check them. can the fluid that keeps your windshield clear work wonders on the ground? >> that's really working pretty good. >> now, the bleach. >> work a little harder to get this off. >> the baking soda, it just made a baking soda mess. didn't do a thing. the high sodium content in this soy sauce might explain why it worked for us, too. with a little work, the rubbing alcohol also did the trick. and the good old fashion table salt, appeared to do the best of all. so if you're keeping track, five of our six products worked. all five are over here. the baking soda didn't do a thing, so you don't

suhaka found blood spatter on the windshield inside the car and blood drops on the inside trim of thenger side door. obviously, there wouldn't be blood inside a car from a collision outside. >> it was one of my suggestions that we need to exhume the body to find out what the actual injuries were. >> since the death had officially been declared an accident, it took more than three years of legal wrangling to get permission for the exhumation. the second autopsy was conducted by dr. geetha natarajan, a pathologist with the state coroner's office. >> the first thing i noticed is the level of preservation and the condition of the body being fair. the second most important finding was that the external body surface failed to show any injury. there were no bruises. there were no brush burn like he was dragged by a vehicle. >> dr. natarajan discovered four linear fractures along the back of the skull. one, a depressed, circular fracture was not noted in the first autopsy. this blow by a hammerlike object to the back of the head did not happen from being hit by a car. >> you can't take an aut

you can see the two bullet holes in the driver's side of the windshield. but we notice that the passenger window was shot out. now, the victim left the car right here at this space. he walked to alameda county medical center, highland hospital. and he should be okay. that's the latest from police. we don't know a couple of things, what led up to this, if this was a road rage incident, if the victim knew the suspect or the shooters in the other car. and chp went by over on 580 over near where they think the scene was on high and so far they were not able to locate a scene there. so far, ken, this is the only scene that we know of. >> all right. we'll get more information on this and report back on it. thank you, ryan takeo >>> developing now amtrak service in the east bay is on hold after a person was struck and killed by a train in oakley. it happened near main and o'hara avenue. the investigation could take some time. the train is stopped until the coroner arrives. >>> seems simple, kids and criminals don't mix but soon in one oakland neighborhood, they m

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. >> everybody is getting ice under windshield and having to come out and put their hand out there and stop and slap the ice off. it's bad. >> it's pretty hairy. if you don't need to get on the road, stay off the road. all we can do to keep up with the. >> -- with it. the virginia state police have been busy during the storm. between midnight and 10 early a.m., they got 1000 calls for service. they responded to 300 crashes and 156 disabled vehicles. governor terry mcauliffe is called a state of emergency in virginia. the virginia national guard is also on standby, ready to go if called. this storm is being taken very seriously across the commonwealth. >> thank you. so far, airlines have canceled more than 2500 flights today. most of the problems are on the east coast. runways are closed at reagan national but some flights are coming and going at dulles. airport.w going at bwi flight delays and cancellations are reported in philadelphia, new york, and boston. >> that's how things are in the commonwealth so let's see how things are in maryland. brad bell is live in laplata. >> it's a lot

emergency workers remove the windshield from the vehicle and pull him out through the windshield's openingey're able to do this susucce. taken to the hospital for treatment but survived this accident. >> plan what a strange rescue. >> now, talk about crazy. this is video from the afterplataftermath of another accident. see what's going through the vehicle? >> i always have this fear behind a truck carrying that stuff. >> wow. wait. >> actually, that is a guardrail that went right through the middle of the vehicle. >> it's like a kia shish kebab. >> somehow the vehicle ended up ramming into the guardrail and pierced through the middle, missing both the passenger and driver. they suffered no injuried. >> that guardrail, that is made out of titanium? those are supposed to give and prevent your car from going off the road, not skewer it it like that. >>> selfie mania is not slowing down attual. it's in full throttle. selfies have their own music video and dance song. chain smokers video. >> let me take a selfie. ♪ >> yeah, this is like on your nerves. this is the number one dance song on the b

tries to smash the guy's windshield, blocks that move. and he tries to fire the weapon. it misfires, thankfully. argument continues. they start to circle the car. the guy pulls a trigger a second time. this time, the gun goes off. >> translations, that i've been able to read, it doesn't appear the guy was injured by the second gunshot, thank gli. >> wasn't this causing a huge traffic jam, nobody can get by them, they're having the altercation in the middle of the road. >> clowns, talk about this guy, in the passenger seat, taking a >> watch everyone to watch. >> find out why. there's the driver's seat. he's speeding down the highway, taking a selfie driving the car from the passenger seat. >> what happens if an emergency happens, if someone slams on brakes you can't hit the brakes when you're in the driving seat. >> he's acting like it's cool. i don't know if he lands in jail for being a dummy. >> he needs a friend. he needs a friend, someone to drive to take a selfie of yourself. >> you can see why he doesn't have one here with him. >> police are still looking for this

. >> didn't have to use windshield wipers like yesterday. how about you, mike? >> a little drizzle, windshield wipers running intermittently. wasn't steady rain but a drizzle. you can see we don't see much on live doppler 7.

treatd with drano, windshield washing. >> wait. it's treatd with drano? >> yes. >> then?> windshield washing acid. >> then it's treated with? >> bleached, which turn it is rancid. then it's heated to frying temperature to clean up the rancidity. all of that happens before it goes in the bottle, before it goes on the shelf, before you buy it. so, all the oils, except for extra virgin olive oil are made that way. the problem with that is that you damage some of the molecu molecules. >> why do you think it is that they've put canola oil in all of our snacks? >> it's cheap. >> cheaper than corn oil or soy oil? >> on the commodity market they'll pick whatever oil is the cheapest on that day. canola, soy bean and corn oil is sort of neck and neck. it's popular because there's lots of it around, grows very well in canada and it's -- yeah, it's cheap. >> why do they use all of this stuff, all these chemicals to make this oil? why can't they just squeeze a corn colonel and get oil or squeeze an olive and get oil? >> it has ingredients that make it have a short shelf life. oils are

pull the windshield wiper out. thank you so much, hank. the district of columbia and montgomery county both declared snow emergency that will go into effect at midnight tonight. the district starts at 7:00 on monday morning. now u you know where it all means. cars parked cars emergency routes will be ticketed and towed. look for the snow emergency signs, you're going to find them on most of the major streets. >>> right now let's go outside live in rockville, maryland. this is quite a bit of a different storm than last time because we have a lot of wet rains on the road and it has started to rain within the past few minutes here in montgomery county that they can't go out and treat the roads right now as the crews are resting, getting ready for what's headed our way starting tonight. now a few things i want to tell you about tonight if you live in montgomery county, crews won't come in here being activated at midnight as the snow emergency goes into effect then. that means if you're a part of the snow route that you have got to move your ca

the car was in the parking lot and has a bullet hole in the windshield. >>> a west costa county school district teacher is under arrest tonight after suspicion of sexual abuse 32-year-old robert david ginter was taken into custody this morning. police say the charges are not connected to that school but to making waves charter school in richmond where he taught last year. he faces more than a dozen charges including lewd acts on a child under 14. >>> the former executive director of the peninsula symphony association is facing 18 years in prison. forty federal steven carlson is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the symphony. the symphony was nearly shut down but was saved thanks to donations. two endowments that were once worth more than $400,000 combined were left with just hundreds of dollars. >>> ktvu coverage of the six current and former san francisco police officers facing federal corruption charges. one of the men charged is making his feelings down and that he believes the case will now hold up. three officers returned to court today for a statushearing.

and i went to put my head down like that and it went through the windshield and it hit the top of my head and at that moment i was pulled out of the car and hit several more times with the assault rifle in the head. >> as word got out that the raid was underway, people began arriving from the rez. >> can you drink money? can you drink money? you must have an awful lot of money to drink. >> the elected chief of elsipogtog aaron sock and eight of his council members tried to cross the line of rcmp to find out what was going on. roger francis's sister was one of those councilors. >> i warned them specifically not to be grabbing our council members. and i told them i'll use any force necessary i have to use to stop you guys. and when the rcmp grabbed my sister and yanked her, i just lost it. >> francis was arrested, and charged with assaulting a police officer. >> a great grandmother, doris coupage also joined the crowd at the police line. >> we own north america. we are north american indians whether you guys like it or not. >> on the sides, they were police dogs and police with ammunit

creating a huge problem, this car is dropping all these stones out of the back and is hitting my windshield driver was hauling rocks in bags from one side of oakland to another in uncovered bags and if ever had a cracked windshield you can relate you going to call somebody call em out here i need a tarp to cover this entire thing it turns out he had tarps, just never put them out with the oakland office of the california highway patrol stanley roberts kron 4 news [ male announcer ] there is no substitute for experience. for what reality teaches you firsthand. in the face of danger, and under the most demanding circumstances. experience builds character. experience builds confidence. and experience... has built this. introducing the 2014 glk. the engineering and the experience of mercedes-benz. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> reporter: satellite imagery has revealed objects that could be related to the aircraft missing for nearly two weeks now. austrailia airforce divereted to the area to i

windshield wiper will be going quickly tonight. coverage of rainfall through san jose that goes back for the east bay as well on 808 -- 880. this will continue over the next two to three hours. and then up towards napa and say know ma. a lot of green tonight. no matter where you're going expect the road ways. we made slight headway on the drought. san jose 40% of average for the rainfall season. we'll talk about another storm system this week, and the timing on all of this in the full forecast. >> thanks, jeff. >>> a disgruntled employee is at the center of a low-speed chase. the chase finally ended when the chp put out a spike strip. the driver kept going and ditched the truck and tried run away on 101 near ceaser chavez. the chp first began following the truck in fairfield when the owner reported it stolen by a former employee. the worker was let go in 2012 and tried unsuccessfully to get hired last december. it was loaded with $2500 in merchandise. >>> more details on the head-on crash in fremont that has a four-year-old girl fi

and falling ice shatters a car's windshield -- shutting down a busy street in the loop. good morning. i'm dan ponce. erin joins me next hour. thanks for watching the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. tim mcgill is in for demetrius with a check of our weather. >> good morning. there is no snow and we are above freezing. it's a blessing. we are starting off in the '30s. our highest today are gonna be near 50 degrees. we do have a brisk wind of the south at 10-20 mi.. factor in the wind and the coldest wind is only in the mid- 20s. we can handle that. in the clear clouds the northwest. if you more clouds may drift in during the day but overall mainly sunny today. mild with a high near 50. increasing clouds towards the evening. maybe a sprinkle later. we could see some snow late saturday into sunday. maybe up to 1 in. in some areas but overall fairly quiet. would drop into the 20s and for a high on sunday. >> so far so good no major delays on the expressway's or the tollways. we do have a closure on the south side because of a police chase. 87 is blocked off right by the dan ryan.

huge beams fly through the windshield of a truck. just how close the driver came to getting seriously hurt in a freak accident. >>> miracle baby. hopeful news for the worldwide fight against aids. how american doctors have possibly cured another baby of hiv. >>> good thursday morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> and i'm john muller. we begin with big changes to obamacare. thousands of americans will get to keep their plans at least for a bit longer. >> tahman bradley has the details and quick reaction from washington. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: marci and john, these changes would affect 1.5 million people. up the new guidelines those people will get to keep their old plans for two more years even if they don't meet the requirements of the new law. it helps insurance customers but helps democrats a political problem in the fall elections. that's why they were kritly criticized. the president is rewriting laws around the election calendar, but the white house says the decision was not political. without this chang

that round went through my windshield. i attempted to dive to the right passenger seat to get underneath the engine block for cover, and trying to get cover, i was shot in the left arm and i was also shot in the head. i then returned fire back over my head. like being hit in the head with a baseball bat. shots fired. shots fired. i put my hand on the back of my head because there was so much blood. i thought the back of my head had been blown off. as i was getting out of my vehicle, i was thinking about a lot of things. my wife's going to be really mad at me. i was thinking about my children. i was thinking about my partners. at one point, i thought about trying to get in my car and pursue the vehicle. however, i was disabled significantly and losing an awful lot of blood. i'm hit. i'm hit. >> deputy scott is bleeding profusely but manages to radio for help. >> 99 northbound. >> i feel that the suspects made a mistake by not finishing me off. >> 99. he's been shot. >> i was able to get out the information and get my partne

surprised to have ice on my windshield and also everything has that glazed look. this is montrose road over i-270 . it has that shiny look to it. administrationy reported a three car accident right here. they are treating the roadways and trying to fix the problems. it was not the biggest snowstorm, but you have so much precipitation falling throughout colday and with the temperatures overnight, everything is pretty much frozen this morning. smooth sailing right now. be cautious of your hitting the road. >> it will turn into one of those mornings, i am sure. before theew hours temperature start to get back up. as the snow fell, the unfortunate part is the roadway remained wet. the problem right now in maryland is on central avenue westbound as you come up towards enterprise and largo road. the westbound lanes are road. a camera shot in montgomery county, a serious crash on colesville road at university boulevard. you will find southbound traffic moving by the crash on the far right. university boulevard, unfortunately at this point, unless you divert into the park

. >> windshield wipers are working. >> do your research and make the deal. >> i had to buy two last yeart great deals on them. you did your research. >> yes, i was very fortunate. patience. >>> the windshield wipers will work on the new ones and you'll need them this weekend. >> we'll need some today. you're really going to need them tomorrow and even into sunday that looks sort of soggy. today i think will be the best of the next three days to let you know how that goes. if you can put your weekend off till monday or tuesday, that's a plan that will work very well for you. here's a look at the day plan other this friday. i almost said thursday. friday. clouds around. temps shooting into the low to mid-60s but we'll also have some showers at times, like we do this morning. you can see what's going on with all this moisture off to our west. i'm going to show you the doppler where things are happening right now. just on the west side of d.c. a few lighter showers from areas in prince william county and fairfax now which has extended into montgomery trying to sneak toward howard. we have th

. >> i came to get the car and saw paper on a windshield i opened it and read it and i started laughing immediately. i thought it was neat. she made out with $ten but not to herself. >> he paid the fine and gave her a $40 gift card to toys are us. great sense of humor. >> and apologized for being in the wrong there. >> right. >> here on the roof i'm loving this spring like weather i'm going to love the rain coming our way more. you can see the storm approaching us. first wave of several. looking at national picture big storm just off the mid atlantic coast. it's going to be rainy along the pacific coast from washington and oregon into central california coast. here is a look at conditions in the bay area, going to be rainy across the northern part of the state. sunny and mild. rain begins during end of the morning commute. continues with periods of rain taking into afternoon and evening commute. this is just the first day bringing us weather we've expected in winter but did not receive. >> still ahead at 4:00 a new effort to bring the high speed rail project to a halt >> one thing resea

the snow emerge is si this morning, but not before it towed 90 vehicles and put tickets in the windshields of another 1,100 that were parked ale long the snow emergency routes, and the ticket and the tow fines can be auch as $250 per clroblems with air travel are easing up. at the height of the storm, 2,800 flights were grounded and most of them in the d.c. area, and right now the delays continue as the airlines are trying to get back on track. with we have an update from the local airports and there are about 100 cancellations at reagan national, and bwi and dulles, and 100 delays. >> and now weather is prompting some schools to cancel classes for third straight day. and culpepper schools will be closed tomorrow, and charles and st. mary's, and loudoun county school cans will be on a two-hour delay. doug kammerer, it is going to be staying cold for a while? >> well, a little while, but not the frigid air again. this is simply amazing and historical how cold we were last night and into the early morning. take a look at the the numbers the lows today, 14 in d.c. on the cold side, but most a

you can see the windshield wiper s and fought -- not so many people jog as normal but that could be a monday thing. there is a narrow band of light rain offing across san francisco and richmond and toward martinez. you can see around livermore across 237 and down to los gatos, drizzle is falling right now. notice how quickly it will stop raining. this is only 33 miles wide and starting to see clearing to the north with the dry air pushing in behind it and it will be a story of two commutes. if you are going to bart take an umbrella but temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's no matter what station you are going to. it is mild. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza is wet with the light rain moving in. wet morning and sunny and dry afternoon and building warmth the rest of the week pushes to record highs. today, we have mid-to-upper 60's and low 60's and upper 50's along the coast. tonight, it will be colder at five- to ten-degrees cooler and upper 30's in santa rosa and napa and palo alto is 42 and everyone else up to 50 in san francisco. we have a weak cold front and possible breezes b

the man is not being cooperative, his car was parked near the hospital has a bullet hole in the windshield. >>> things are looking up for marin county water supply. this is what the phoenix lake reservoir looked like in january. at the time it was 70% full. in february it was half full. that's when they planned for mandatory water restrictions. now after 21 inches of rain the reservoir is full. that fact combined with residents using less water water res tricks won't -- restrictions won't be needed. >>> lake shasta is currently at 41% of the average. the water level at laker villis at 41%. the st. louis reservoir is 31% of average. >> check out the latest data for yourself. look for california drought section under hot topics. >>> the storm tracker two is tracking rain. we want to check in the weather center to see if more is coming our way in it the in the next few hours, right now it's light drizzle. these are the temperature we had today. despite the cloud cover, 71 in mountain view, it's warm, upper 60s, low 70s, tomorrow's temperature will be warm. the story with the last couple syste

windshield wiper fluid and sunglasses, don't leave home without them. clean your car off completely if you didn't go to work today. clean the roof off. clean your headlights and taillights next time you get gas. we'll come back, talk about another obstacle commuters may face in the form of light freezing rain. we'll explain. >>> the roads are a concern for school districts. that's why classes are delayed two hours. kids in fairfax, loudoun, culpeper, prince william, fauquier, spotsylvania and stafford counties and in maryland there's a two hour delay in calvert, howard and st. mary's county. we'll bring any more to you right away and also post them on www.wusa9.com. you can find them on the wusa9 ipad app. >>> a tanker driver involved in this wreck on route 50 is in the hospital tonight with pretty serious injuries. the driver lost control. his rig flipped over on the side during rush hour tonight in bowie near enterprise road. at one point this is about what it looked like, every single lane shut down. right now the road is open. prince george's county

. >> they tell me if you take it off the windshield or get it on the floor or put it away somewhere,sible christopher paid the highway tolls with cash to avoid leaving a trail? >> i don't believe that those lanes are surveilled with video cameras. >> investigators asked the toll collectors if they recalled seeing a yellow jeep that night. one toll collector said she remembered a yellow jeep driving through right before quitting time around 11:00 p.m., but she couldn't remember anything about the driver. >> when they hand you the ticket, it's stamped. it's got the time on it. >> only a dozen cars went through that toll booth around that time. investigators sent those 12 toll tickets to the forensic lab for testing. >> what we were looking for were any kind of skin cells. if your hands are sweaty and you touch a toll ticket, there's a possibility that dna sources such as epithelial cells may be transferred on to these tickets. >> scientists found skin cells on several tickets. they performed mitochondrial testing on those skin cells and compared those to christopher porco's dna profile

let's look out the windshield of the storm team4x4, route 50 in chantilly, route 50. at this time on a monday, route 50 would be absolutely packed with traffic. right now, it looks like a dirt road, except it's not dirt. it's snow. the snow crews are out here. they're doing what they can. but this, it's very clear right now, this has been one of the more challenging storms for them to get a handle on. it's all because of what happened with the weather overnight. we had the rain that made it hard to pretreat the roads. you don't want to put down stuff and then it washes away. so you come out and you have to wait until stuff falls on the roads. you then put the salt down. you then push the snow away. the crews are out here, they're pushing the snow away. the only problem is, whatever is under the snow, mainly ice and some really other parts of snow that have been packed down onto the ground, it's just sticking. so you make one pass, and then it comes right back. we've seen some crews that are actually staged by the side of the road now. don't know if the strategy with t

. >> i came to get my car and i saw a piece of windshield on my windshield.and i opened it and i started to laugh it. annie told the officer he needed to pay a $10 fine. >> she made the over for $10 but not to herself. >> reporter: king decided to pay up but in a better way. >> gave me a $40 gift card to toys are us. >> reporter: what do you think about that? >> i whats excited -- i was excited. >> reporter: jamie said she's never been to toys 'r' us before and the 14-year-old is new to texas. she just moved to baytown with her dad and brother one month ago. >> we're both from alabama and ended up in texas. it's interesting. i made a friend. a lesson would be not to be afraid of law enforcement we're here to help. >>> the warriors, 18 exwales above .500 for the first time since the '93/'94 season. tonight they are at oracle arena. right now, san antonio is showing why they are one of the best teams in the western conference. up at halftime. curry, has 15 points and three assists. toegeny parker leads the spurs with 12 points and three assists. there's already

windshield wiper fluid is full. make sure you have sunglasses and if you have a heat pump, shovel the snow off of and around the heat pumps. mark your fire hydrants if maybe a pile of snow is on top of them now covering them and shovel the snow away from your down spouts so that when it finally becomes warm enough to smelt, it will be able to go a -- melt, it will be able to go away from your home. tonight partial clearing, breezy, very cold, wind chills 5 to 10 below and temperatures 0 to 10, winds out of the north 10 to 15 driving the wind chill through the night. if you're going out tonight, please be careful because you need hat, gloves and the whole works. 5 to 15 below is a little dangerous. let's talk about traffic. anything dangerous on the roads? >> yes because it's getting colder and colder and what was left on the roadways is freezing now which means it's getting super slippery. we actually have a big accident on the beltway in alexandria. i'll get to that in a minute. i want to let you know the plans wit

this is dramatic video showing bullet holes through the windshield of the cruiser. the officer when he stopped the car, the driver got out with an object in hand, was not listening to the officer's commands. he fired his weapon, fearing for his life. did not hit the driver, but was able to subdue him. he walked up to the vehicle and found a passenger with life-threatening gunshot wounds. that is when the neighborhood went into lockdown, one way in, one way out. all of the residents who were not home at the time are now blocked from accessing their homes. they are lined up on hill road in seat was and. one woman spoke with a family member. >> he was walking in the house and he heard gunshots go off. as soon as he heard back, he heard somebody screaming. we are absolutely positive the passenger was not struck by the officer's gunfire. the location of the wounds, there is no way that occurred. the big question tonight, who did shoot that person in the passenger seat? officers continuing to scour the neighborhood, going door to door, even using k-9's to find the origina

so the chp is remind everybody to slow down, have your windshield wipers on and check those wipers tonough tread. back to you. >> thank you. you can always go to ktvu.com and track the storm when you are away from your tv. >>> all right. 7:45. we're following new developments in the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. ktvu's pam cook is in our newsroom now with the extensive operation that's underway right now, pam. there is a new lawsuit. >> yeah, a dozen planes and six ships are out over the indian ocean right now looking for debris that was spotted in new satellite images. now, it's still unclear if any pieces of the jetliner have been located but images provided by a french defense contractor shows 122 objects floating in the southern indian ocean. now, they range in size from about a foot to 23 feet. they appear to be bright which possibly indicates solid materials. >> we are throwing everything we have at the search. there are many aircraft that will be in the area today. soon there will be chinese naval and civilian ships joining the success out there. we owe i

you may need your windshield wipers from time to time all the way throughout sunday morning but by sundayernoon that sunshine returns in full force. and it's going to be nice out there. let me give you a little preview of what to expect temperaturewise this weekend. it will be comfortable, too, in the 60s and upper 60s at that. as we head into saturday and sunday. we'll warm you up a little bit tomorrow and talking about more sunshine as well, but you'll notice on the bottom of your screen where we have your scrolling seven-day forecast we've got more rain in the forecast. i can tell you right now, kris, i'm always looking at least 15 days out and overall today is the first day of march as we progress throughout the month we're looking at least five good storm systems right here in the bay area, so on that note, very promising for the drought. right now i'm going to send it back to you. >> i like how you call them pesky, true rain we can deal with, the little showers, you're right, pesky is the exact word. >>> governor jerry brown is talking for the first time about his intention to run f

. >> didn't have to use windshield wipers like yesterday. how about you, mike? >> a little drizzle, windshield wipers running intermittently. wasn't steady rain but a drizzle. you can see we don't see much on live doppler 7. cloud cover with a lot of moisture that slowly dropping out of the clouds in the form of some drizzle. that will hang around until 8:00 or 9:00. then we see the clouds open as drier air moves in. but the sunshine this time of year will add energy to the atmosphere. that's why we have a random shower possible during the afternoon hours. slightly cooler, mid to upper 60s bay and inland. calmer at the coast. temperatures around 60 degrees. lets find out about the commute. >> not bad but we do have wet roads like you've been saying, mike, green cells on the map over here. that indicates the problem on the roads. not necessarily where it's raining now but wet roads for sure. that's the reason for this solo spinout. in heyward, 880, side of the road, a pickup truck stuck in the mud. folks driving by and taking a look. on ramp, coliseum on ramp 880

the windshield wipers were put to good use had this morning on southbound 101. >> here is a look above the bay tonight and looking back at the city right now. it's dry at the moment, we saw spotty showers across the bay area throughout the day. >> abc 7 meteorologist is on the roof with a look at live doppler 7 hd. >> we had a nice break this afternoon, the showers started to wind down. we are live right now, and it's showing that it's going to be another rough day tomorrow as showers already starting to move in right near the coast. you can see them there. this is going to be the is system that moves in for your monday. look for the rain to begin overnight and early into the morning. over the north bay and then across the entire bay area by tomorrow afternoon. we are talking rainfall amounts from an inch, inch and half, to a quarter of an inch in the lowland areas. we will look at the accu-weather forecast, march is coming in like a lion. >> you can track the doppler on our news weather app. you can download it from our website. >> we have developing news out of martinez. a teenage gi

then at the toll plaza and kicking on to the windshield you have to use the windshield wipers.n be tough. at the maps, around the east bay, smooth through the dublin interchange. folks are held up here approaching, that looks like it's cleared from the fast lane and we're starting to see these cars heading to dublin. more traffic the next 20 minutes. heading to southbound 680. northbound routes slowing for 101 from 680 to 880. we saw 85 with an early burst, they come back as well as north 87. this is the time 6:00 approach when things build up around the bay. saratoga avenue the off ramp reopened after earlier police activity and from the south bay to north bay we look at the conditions. close to the limit but slick at times. back to you. >> mike, thank you. day two of the murder trial surrounding olympian oscar pistorius came to a dramatic halt t judge ordering an investigation into claims that south african station was broadcasting a picture of a witness without her consent. last week a judge ruled that parts of the trial could be shown to the public but witnesses that reques

. >> when a surprise on the road comes smashing through her windshield. >> it was actually coming directlyrough the center of my chest. >> april 1st, 2011. mother of two wendy cobb is on her way to work in shelby, north carolina. >> i was a couple hours late going into work so traffic was lighter than usual. >> despite the light traffic, she is blocked by two trucks ahead of her playing a dangerous game. >> one would speed up and the other would slow down. they wouldn't let the other beside them. >> the one truck isn't letting the other truck over. cobb takes out her iphone and goes to record the logo of the truck on the right to report the dangerous behavior to the company. the other truck has no logo. cobb's own action taking out her phone and filming the scene isn't exactly safe either. but she feels confident she's in control. >> i had the camera here and aimed toward the truck in the lane. but i was still watching the road in front of me. all i intended to do was get the logo on the video. i got more than i bargained for. >> then cobb sees a two by four from the side of the road come

three hit the windshield. another hit the driver's side door.nvestigators concluded the shot fired through the passenger side door happened somewhere else. >> it came in from a completely different direction. it couldn't have been part of the same series of gunfire without a dramatic change in the position of the shooter. >> this gun shot, along with the sideswipe on megan's car led analysts to conclude this altercation happened on the highway. with the laser information and event data recorder, investigators put together this animation of what they thought happened. it was clear, someone tried to force megan off the highway by sideswiping her car. then meagan's attacker moved to the passenger side and feared into her back seat. as megan drove off the exit ramp her attacker must have sped in front of her, blocked her path and started shooting. there were four shots. she floored the accelerator. a fifth shot went through the side door and hit megan. the brood evidence shows megan tried to reach for her cell phone, possibly to call police. her car

he is dealing with rain on his windshield.that is in the north bay right here where you can see we're getting heavier shower activity. this rain is a very thin band of rain coming through. a quick burt of rain and then it's out of here and we will see sunshine into the afternoon hours. the thing to note here is we could get lightning and thunder this afternoon. something that will catch you off guard. you can see the gray skies across the board. the entire micro climate region. even if the south bay you see clouds and sunshine trying to make it's way through. in the afternoon hours it will not get that close to 70 this afternoon. that rain will come through and it will come through fast. we will get that rain this afternoon, and then we go to round two. that comes into the picture for tomorrow. you'll notice especially in the north bay, you will get hit the hardest between 5:00 and 9:00. places like san francisco, you will be dealing with showers. by tomorrow afternoon you will see the residual showers continue to move through

windshield wipers and umbrellas are in the forecast today. mike nicco is on the roof with a look at live doppler 7 hd. mike? >> it is bright on the roof. we are getting steady light rain right now and a look at live doppler 7 hd to show you the heavy rain to the south across daly city and headed to pacifica and millbrae. we have a good cell moving to clayton and concord and the eastern part of danville. heading down, around hayward, you can see union city moving across the diabolo range it will hit dublin and pleasanton in 10 or 15 minutes and the healthy cell through the south bay crossing 82 and 101 heed to santa clara and san jose and alum rock. sun shine will break out and the heavy showers with the low pressure that is move law and as it moves through the heavy showers become fewer and fewer and scattered and lighter so getting home should be easier than getting to work. we have a humid flow that will keep rain in the forecast the next seven days. keep the umbrellas handy, there are scattered showers. >> we needed the rain which caused p

these storms have a history of producing winds 65 mph and large hail that could take out windshields. this storm warning is in affect until 5:00 today. be careful if you're in florida. >> you can always get the latest information on the washington mudslide on our website. for updates 24/7 head over to www.aljazeera.com. >>> if in coming up a strong earthquake shook los angeles this morning. when we return on al jazeera america, we'll tell you why people say this was not your average california quake. >>> plus another round of elections are coming to iraq. the steps the government is taking to protect the process. >> a powerful earthquake followed by a hundred aftershocks rattled southern california late last night. the magnitude 5.1 tremor was centered near la habra in orange county 20 miles from downtown los angeles. there have been no reports of serious dam, but the quick was strong enough to break windows and rupture a watermain break. >> we got a black out and the building is shaking like crazy. i screamed for everyone to get out of the store. i ran, all the customers ran outside

>> hopefully well have our practice in and have your windshield wipers in good shape. as mike was telling us we have heavy rain falling through vallejo and american canyon off of 36 in the eastbound direction we have a crash that is blocking a lane at the off-ramp. be careful on the when direction it is quiet but highway 29 southbound south of highway 37 is looking busy. chains are required if you are thinking of heading up to the mountains to lake tahoe, 80 and 88 are requiring chains so get them out. the bay bridge is shaking because we have a wind advisory. so far, so good, it is moist and traffic is moving along fine with early construction that wrapped up. this is dry account wind has not quite hit the bridge yet. be careful from hayward to foster city. >>> directors at a colorado chatter school say a young student can come back to class after her supporting a friend sparked controversy. the nine-year-old cameron shaved her head in support of her best friend who is battling cancer. school folks barred cameron from class for violating the dress code and said don't

one of the bullets hits the windshield of the car. this woman covers crime for kvoa, an nbc affiliate station located in tucson. she vividly remembers seeing the video and being shocked by the brazenness of the crime. >> you had a car pulling into the driveway, you had four men leaving the car. they were wearing hooded sweatshirts. and then there was like this barrage of gunfire, and you could hear, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. it was unbelievable that this would happen in broad daylight. >> the gunshots pierce the quiet serenity of the neighborhood and residents are concerned but feel that the homeowner did the right thing by shooting back. >> i'm very watchful where we live, and think everybody has a right to defend their property. >> the police release the surveillance video to the media. it results in a flood of anonymous tips that eventually help authorities find the suspects. a bullet through the windshield of the car injuries the driver of the vehicle during the gunfight. the number of home invasions in the tucson area appear to be

one of the girls kicked the rear windshield and broke it. a shard of glass stuck to her leg. dragged the women into the grass, he left a bloody fingerprint on cammy keleman's thigh. when he drove away, he left his tire impressions in the soft mud. >> i can't even begin to imagine. and i really don't want to imagine. they probably went out and decided they were going to get high and party a little bit, and she just got in the wrong car. >> i think they were friends, and at one point, they were picked up together, and one saw the horror of the other one dying. >> evidence technicians working fast and in difficult conditions performed a minor miracle by retrieving a print from the victim's skin. later, computer technology enhanced the print and proved jose castillon was the killer. the tire impression, too, was an almost perfect specimen. >> i think that if you tried 1,000 times to duplicate that tire impression, you could never do it. the circumstances had to be exact. >> facing a certain death sentence, castillon agreed to plead guilty to capital murder and kidnapping and was

in his truck, taped to his windshield, he had a newspaper article about the case, with a copy of thettacker's composite sketch. >> when he was asked about that, why he had that, he said that so that he could drive down the road and look for the suspect and keep his eye on the composite at the same time to try to find someone that looked just like that. >> but someone did look just like that. doug desilva. desilva lived 100 miles away. but his ex-wife and daughter both lived in the same mobile home park as kay robinson. a year earlier, he was a suspect in the murder of a 16 year old girl at a nearby high school. police brought desilva in for questioning. in the middle of the interrogation, he did something very odd. he asked for a job application, because he said he wanted to become a state trooper. >> we thought maybe he might be taunting us at that point. we were very suspicious of that. >> police put together a photo heine up. and kay robinson identified desilva as the man who attacked her. >> it was more like an internal reaction. so with the physical appearance and that, i was ve

20 minutes and there is thick fog on the golden gate bridge and heavy drizzle so you need your windshield wipers and visibility is limited. >> oakland a's co-owner is weighing the possibility of a temporary baseball stadium and looking for alternate sites if he cannot extend the lease at the coliseum. that includes san jose municipal stadium and candlestick park. he hopes to stay at the coliseum. >> and a medical break you it with alzheimer's disease, researchers have developed a new blood test that detects alzheimers years before a healthy person is diagnosed with the disease. results are more than 90 percent accurate. we explain what republican -- researchers are looking for. >> they are looking for ten levels of fats and people what go on to develop alzheimers have lower levels of fats that normal. >> it will take a couple more years to develop the test and go through trials. this is the third leading cause of death in the united states behind heart disease and cancer. >> state regulation could come to the medical marijuana industry with legislation bagged by the police chief associati

inflation could have been done without stepping on the brake so hard the economy was thrown through the windshield christmas, the economy was growing again. workers began returning to their jobs, and inflation held at 4% throughout 1983. by 1985, after two years of recovery, inflation remained at 4%, but the economy still bore the recession's scars. millions of manufacturing jobs were gone. unemployment remained stuck at 7%. 15 years of entrenched inflationary expectations had been sharply reduced, but only after the government proved willing to pay the price to wring inflation out of the economic system. we asked richard gill why tight monetary policy caused such hardship. taking a benign view, one could argue the difficult times of the early 1980s reflected the success of our past policies. keynesian economics was directed at stabilizing the growth of real national income. comparing recent decades with decades before world war ii, the american economy did pretty well. here's the way the growth of our gnp fluctuated before world war ii. here's what happened from the 1950s to 1980. in real terms,