it s 6:00 right now. meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the storm. let s check in with her. renewed worries about rises in creeks due to this moderate rain anywhere from 1/4 inch a half-hour to 1/2 inch coming down an hour because of the enhanced rain rates now with the fronts moving on through. take a look at the yellows here from the east bay moving into berkeley and richmond from southern miren county down to san francisco. 280 redwood city, pretty good cell has pushed down through and further south in san jose from the santa cruz mountains up through scotts valley and boulder creek, heavier rain. maybe 1/4 to 1/2 inch already. we re looking at upwards of an inch and a half north bay mountains and the santa cruz mountains. a full look at the forecast coming up. janelle? thanks so much, lisa. this rain is affecting people in san pablo. engineers there have red tagged one hillside home and a second is also in danger of collapsing. as the slope slowly gives way after th
i m aaron gilchrist. craig melvin has the night off. in the storm center with wa we can expect. kim? hard to believe with our beautiful cherry blossoms pooping out, maybe a coating of snow tomorrow morning. good evening. let s talk about the possibility of cherly blossom snow. it would happen during the overnight hours and into the morning. we re not looking at a lot inside the metropolitan area or beltway. high e snow totals more likely off to the south. not a big deal. more of a conversation snow. as we look at the satellite and radar loop you see the rainfall associated with the storm pushing through tennessee and kentucky. the northern boundary, show, shows pink colors on the radar returns. a mix of freezing rain and snow. we have a winter weather advisory not over d.c. but for charles county and down towards stafford county, king george, the northern neck of virginia and into the shenandoah valley. that s in effect from tonight until tomorrow afternoon. locally, it s g
into a buildening on his residential compound. after that all, what is next? emily schmidt joins us with the latest. good morning, emily. reporter: good morning to you. u.s. war planes led most of the assault on libya over the weekend, including 90 tons of bombs dropped by b-2 bombers that were flown in from missouri. but the pentagon says it expects to hand over control of the operation to allies in a matter of days. libya s moammar gadhafi says he is prepared for a long war. two nights of attacks from american and european forces show what he is up against. more than 120 tomahawk missiles launched over the weekend. plus, fighter jets and b-2 bombers. they took out tanks of gadhafi supporters. struck aircraft hangars. an ally strike even hit gadhafi s compound, yards from his tent. the u.s. insists gadhafi is not a target. libya s military spokesman called for a cease-fire. i question anything out of that gadhafi calls for. he called for a cease-fire and then told hi
neck. her spinal cord, severed. ms. norwood is charged with a single count of murder. the maximum penalty for murder is life imprisonment. reporter: the victim, 30-year-old jana murray, found dead inside the bethesda lululemon store, may the 12th. the suspect, brittney norwood. she was there, too. she told police, two masked men robbed them, tied them up, raped them and beat them. the prosecutor described norwood s version of the attack as a bunch of pathological lies. the motive. minutes before she was killed, jana murray called the store manager and told her she had found items stolen from the store, and brittney norwood s bag. the manager told jana, i ll deal with that tomorrow. the young jana did, in fact, call her store manager to report what she thought had been a theft. reporter: key clues. jana murray s car was found in a lot behind the woman s farmer s market in bethesda. norwood said she had never been in murray s car. but her blood and murray s blood were
items at a location on quincy street and the informant planned to hit the location. the informant called officer green at 7:45 saturday and asked her if she was still trying to do that. green responded saying yeah, man, you got what you need to do that? the informant told officer green the target location was an apartment at the corn of georgia avenue and quincy street northwest. half an hour later the informant met green at her place on colorado avenue. green was not on duty but went back to her apartment to get her police radio, returned to the informant s vehicle and tuned into the 4th district police radio zone. they drove to the safeway parking lot, a block from the target location, and parked. the informant got a crowbar, got out and went into the apartment building on quincy street. he came back with $1,050 a ziploc bag. the informant gave green the money to count as they drove back to her apartment on colorado avenue. he told her to take $600. when green got out of th