helena east of napa. we'll go in chose they are is around petaluma marshal road there's a lot of forest preserves there. that rain is continuing to move off to the east, north of st. helena, highway 101, rosen park showers 121 get -- roanoke park showers, 121 is wet. breezy southwesterly winds and more showers airport delays after hour and 41 minutes now. sierra looking at snow mid and upper 30s. winter weather advisory until 10:00 tomorrow, two to three feet above 5,000 feet this will get upgraded to a warning by tomorrow. mid and upper 50s now. 55 half moon bay and breezy winds out ahead of this next system that will move in throughout the afternoon. we do have a series of wet weather make there's will continue to get us -- weather-makers that will continue to get us wet. concord gusting up to 20 miles an hour and half moon bay up to 17. scattered showers today, slight chance of thunderstorm seeing some of those intense cells in the north bay next frontal band the stronger one is going to arrive overnig

helena east of napa. we'll go in chose they are is around petaluma marshal road there's a lot of forest preserves there. that rain is continuing to move off to the east, north of st. helena, highway 101, rosen park showers 121 get -- roanoke park showers, 121 is wet. breezy southwesterly winds and more showers airport delays after hour and 41 minutes now. sierra looking at snow mid and upper 30s. winter weather advisory until 10:00 tomorrow, two to three feet above 5,000 feet this will get upgraded to a warning by tomorrow. mid and upper 50s now. 55 half moon bay and breezy winds out ahead of this next system that will move in throughout the afternoon. we do have a series of wet weather make there's will continue to get us -- weather-makers that will continue to get us wet. concord gusting up to 20 miles an hour and half moon bay up to 17. scattered showers today, slight chance of thunderstorm seeing some of those intense cells in the north bay next frontal band the stronger one is going to arrive overnig

at that point helena was the only union base of any size in arkansas. and be it was surrounded by contraband camps, you know, thousands and thousands of african-american slaves fled their plantations and went to the, went to the army in hopes of freedom. well, when thomas came down, his task was to take some of these men and make them into soldiers. so he held a, he held a meeting, it was like a tent revival meeting, you know, he's up there and, you know, governor, the congressmen are all speechifying and all like that. and the next morning the entire first arkansas infantry of african descent was recruited. soldiers, white soldiers were selected as officers, and a lot of men took advantage of that in that they could go from being a private to a captain with the stroke of a pen. and this provided a lot of much-needed manpower in arkansas as well as, you know, for the entire union army. but in this state a total of 5,526 black men were recruited into the units that were raised in this state. with the fall of vicksburg, that freed up a lot of soldiers to,

well, on july 12th the army of the southwest finally marched into helena. this brought to a close one of the most remarkable operations of the civil war. during the first six months of '62, the federals marched 700 miles from raleigh to helena, across some of the most difficult terrain in the country, and fought and won a major battle against imposing odds. no other union operation at this stage of the war lasted as long, covered as much territory, or achieved its objectives as effectively. the army of the southwest secured missouri, freed union resources for use elsewhere, and dealt confederate arkansas and slavery a heavy blow. few other civil war operations anywhere had such an impact on the course of events. it truly was a campaign worth commemorating, worth remembering, and i'm so glad that so many of you have come out tonight while we've had this little discussion. thank you so much. >> thank you very much for coming, you are dismissed. >>> as commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the civil war continues, join us every saturday at 6:00 and 10:00 p

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helena, and he would have this empire along the gulf coast. well, napoleon dies at st. helena, and the empire, well, there's that here, and if you ever go out east into alabama, there's a place called demopolis, which was founded by the french emigres. that was to be the foundation of napoleon's empire here in north america, and it doesn't play out. in the aftermath of the war of 1812, this border land between louisiana and texas is a hotly contested area. and one of my favorite characters in all of american history -- it's not john smith -- latour. how many of you guys have heard of latour? my wife has. she's lived with me all these years. latour is kind of these enigmatic figures. he's lived in the shadow of the american history. he's a frenchman, as can you tell by the name. he makes it to louisiana in 1803, and he's an architect. he's an engineer. he had trained as a military engineer. well, by the time of the war of 1812, he's a having a hard time making ends meet. so he joins andrew jackson to fight in this war of 1812. and, in fact, he is the person who designed

petzel, you were there when we opened up the facility in helena, and we need -- it's a great facility. we don't have staffing at this point in time as far as from the psychiatric standpoint. do you have the adequate amount of flexibility to be able to go out and recruit and it can go to the secretary or to mr. petzel, to be able to go out and recruit and get folks in? because i'm not sure we're there yet. >> thank you, mr. secretary, and thank you, senator. i am aware of the issues at ft. harrison. we have four psychiatric psychiatrists vacancies. in general, we can recruit around the country very successfully for psychiatric social workers, for psychiatric nurse clinicians, and for clinical psychologists. is the m.d. psychiatrist. the most difficult recruitment is the m.d. psychiatrist. this is an issue that all health systems around the country face. we are very competitive, however, in terms of wages, in terms of working conditions and the other kind of things that are appropriate and are needed for recruitment. so it -- i think we're in a position to do the best job we can for rec

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but san helena 39. nevada 39. and wood side checked in at lots ofs. low 40s fairfield. livermore 42. you can see some of the clouds coming right down there. temperatures will rebound tomorrow. sunny and breezy a chilly morning. warmer today. there will be a few high clouds. a lot of 60s mid and around the bay. upper as you get inland. this time of year you can rebound really fast. we will into the weekend. >>> there is surprising news on the cost of living in this country. americans paid about 60 cents a mile. that is up slightly more than a penny than the year before. >>> target stores recalling more than quarter million sipy cups. they create a hazard because they are designed to look like rabbits. the bunny ears could pose a choking hazard or poke the child in the eye. target has received three reports of children that were hurt by the cups. >>> a perfect story for this time of morning. an eye opening study about sleep. the major health risks if you are not getting enough sleep. >> 4,000-pound great white shark captured in mexico. the ties that giant fish may have to

helena. heaviest rain san jose urban and small stream flood advisory for the next 15 minutes as east bay and south bay and santa cruz mountains see the heaviest rain and gustiest winds. >>> good thursday morning. thank you for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze this morning. lisa argen is tracking the storm and has the latest. >>> it has cleared north bay and parts of the east bay. our far east bay valleys looking at poor drainage areas you could see flooding as well as south bay and santa cruz mountains it has quickly pushed through the north bay. you will notice these reds, easing up as we head towards livermore valley, 580 and 680, still raining in dublin now altamont pass by tracy through 101 and 280 murphy avenue, milpitas in the heart of san jose right now very wet weather down through bailey avenue, and here's some more shower activity behind the front we'll detail the rest of the day in a few minutes. >>> we've been getting calls for accidents in

and so this ended the participation of the white lawyers from helena. and, but the naacp, the national naacp was very much aware of what was going on in little rock and, in fact, had assigned walter white who would later become head of the naacp himself to go over and investigate what had happened in elaine. he even, walter white was almost white himself and could pass for white and actually got an interview with governor bruth. and he went to elaine and talked with some individuals about what was occurring then. and then the rumor got out that there was an official from the naacp there, and he barely got out on a train to escape a lynching himself. at the same time this was going on, the black community was engaged in raising money and hiring a leading black attorney in arkansas at the time. jones was the general counsel for the mosaic templar's burial insurance company. jones also had a reputation for representing poor african-american defendants. jones went over to helena later and filed a motion for a new trial and got the judge eventually to allow

helena, healthy storm. winds gusting at 32 miles per hour at oakland, 24 sfo most of us in the 20 to 30 range except 18 at half moon bay, 14 at san jose, 7 in concord your winds will pick up. mid to upper 50s, 60 in los gatos monterey and salinas mid to upper 50s, santa cruz, watson and -- [ unintelligible ] the drizzle giving way to rain, isolated shower this afternoon, brighter tomorrow, warmer through the weekend into next week. temperatures from 5° today in santa rosa, 65. san jose and fremont 11 and 12° cooler than yesterday most of news the low to mid 60s by the afternoon with a partly sunny sky clear lake and half moon bay cooler in the upper 50s monterey bay stray shower during the afternoon low to mid 60s also inland. good chance of snow continuing in thevt?g÷ sierra for the next couple of hours 48 tahoe mid to upper 60s central valley, big sur, los angeles and san diego. lows tonight get behind this front that cold air from canada it will be clear upper 30s in santa rosa and cloverdale low to m

helena road, moderate rainfall. pulling out here, we want to show you other parts of the bay area and towards santa cruz mountains. there is some moderate rainfall now. looking southwest, we're watching the development of some more lightning strikes. this is all heading to the northeast. so there is a potential for thunderstorms. and we're looking at heavier, steady rain moving into the bay area, i'll tell you when that will happen. >> thank you very much. crews cleaning up a lot of raw sewage after this morning's heavy rains in san francisco. 100 public he tilt workers are mopping away. the the same flooding happened in 2009. officials admit they made piece meal repairs but need a permanent fix. the rain took a toll on businesses around the bay area including petta luma. crews called out after part of a roof caved in at a goodwill warehouse. the ba tallin chief says heavy rain was on top of the store. there is a big mess and nobody was hurt. >> and an important development in the month long search for a miss teenag

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helena, healthy storm. winds gusting at 32 miles per hour at oakland, 24 sfo most of us in the 20 to 30 range except 18 at half moon bay, 14 at san jose, 7 in concord your winds will pick up. mid to upper 50s, 60 in los gatos monterey and salinas mid to upper 50s, santa cruz, watson and -- [ unintelligible ] the drizzle giving way to rain, isolated shower this afternoon, brighter tomorrow, warmer through the weekend into next week. temperatures from 5° today in santa rosa, 65. san jose and fremont 11 and 12° cooler than yesterday most of news the low to mid 60s by the afternoon with a partly sunny sky clear lake and half moon bay cooler in the upper 50s monterey bay stray shower during the afternoon low to mid 60s also inland. good chance of snow continuing in thevt?g÷ sierra for the next couple of hours 48 tahoe mid to upper 60s central valley, big sur, los angeles and san diego. lows tonight get behind this front that cold air from canada it will be clear upper 30s in santa rosa and cloverdale low to m

helena at this hour. all of this precipitation will continue and we will pinpoint when you can expect a rain and how much and how much it will affect the giants baseball game. >> you can track the storm in your neighborhood with our live interactive high-definition radar at cbssf.com. >> i apologize, working mothers, stay at home mothers >> an about-face from a political strategists following a backlash from mothers across the country. how important is your lunch break? the law is changing and it affects almost everyone who works. >> stopping runaway cars, two years after toyota's gas pedal >> stopping runaway cars, two year[ teen ] times are good,al aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? we had to watch basketball in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nill

helena picked up 8/100ths of rain. so it's drippy in parts of the bay area, numbers now comfortable. most of the bay area is in the 60s. and 59 degrees, sure was a nice-looking day. things changing, showers likely for thursday morning and we're going with a warm, dry conditions as we hit the weekend. so if there are outdoor plans they're looking good. this system just spinning off the coast. and this is going to head into southern california. thursday we'll see this system that is bringing us mainly morning showers. you'll notice there are clouds around. and there is some showers beginning to develop during evening commute. from the south do you remember that system that is heading into southern california so moisture coming in from south. showers continue. really until early thursday morning. that system starts to wind down and another one begins to arrive into thursday. 7:00 or 8:00 hour. there are showers that will wind down by the time we hit early afternoon hours, two days of wet weather and most of the wednesday

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could still see thunderstorm or two mount israeli saint helena. could see mix of rain and snow. we expect snow level to drop anywhere 3 to 4000 feet. 7:00 a.m. still wide spread rain so once again give yourself more time for the morning commute and really we head that the late afternoon evening showers very scattered in nature. pretty much wind down. rainfall total so far in just one hour time span anywhere from a third to 4 tenth inch in some area. estimation through friday night. inch and a half north bay north bay mountains. less across the rest of the bay area that at the time santa cruz mountains. sierra -- sierra nevada snow warnings until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow. 1 to 2 feet expected above the elevation. we have already seen up to 18 inches in some spots. overnight readings in the 40's and once again see dopour for the morning commute. give yourself more team. scattered showers tm afternoon. temperatures in the 50's. cool afternoon. around the monterey bay we look at showers as well with temperatures in the 50's weighs look at the giants home opener forecast. scattered show

and then looping back around and across the delta to helena on the mississippi river. and what we'll do tonight is explain how this operation unfolded, what happened along the way, and of what importance it was in arkansas history. and in the civil war, the history of the civil war. the pea ridge campaign began atop the ozark plateau in the depths of a midwestern winter. and it ended 700 miles away on the banks of the mississippi river at the height of a southern summer. from start to finish, the campaign lasted almost exactly six months. when the was over, the confederacy in the trans-mississippi had suffered a military and political disaster from which it never recovered. it could not ever recover. but the people of missouri, arkansas, the indian territory, and even to some extent texas, pea ridge was the turning point in the struggle for southern independence. without question, it was the most important military operation west of the mississippi river in the entire four years of conflict. so let's take a look at it. this remarkable operation had its genesis in misso

helena, traveled to jerusalem. according to tradition, she discovered relics of the cross upon which jesus had been crucified. the spot had been venerated by early christians, and she concluded it was golgotha. constantine ordered the construction of a basilica, which became known as the church of the holy sepulchre. >> now people throughout history have debated was it really there, or was it here? traditionally in that fourth century time that was so amazing they found this rock and this tomb not far from one another as we see even today in the church, you know, they're just a short distance from one another. >> reporter: over the centuries, the church of the holy sepulchre was destroyed, rebuilt and renovated several times. there have been numerous power struggles over who should control it, and even today, sometimes violent squabbles can break out among the several christian denominations that share jurisdiction. but it is considered one of the holiest sites in christianity, a massive place of pilgrimage and int

so curtis turns around and marches eventually across the delta through clarendon and so forth to helena. just a few days after the union army arrives there, as we'll see, a relief convoy appears. so to make a little more -- to flesh out that narrative a little bit more, with no necessity now of shielding missouri from a confederate army that has disappeared, curtis

could still see thunderstorm or two mount israeli saint helena. could see mix of rain and snow. we expect snow level to drop anywhere 3 to 4000 feet. 7:00 a.m. still wide spread rain so once again give yourself more time for the morning commute and really we head that the late afternoon evening showers very scattered in nature. pretty much wind down. rainfall total so far in just one hour time span anywhere from a third to 4 tenth inch in some area. estimation through friday night. inch and a half north bay north bay mountains. less across the rest of the bay area that at the time santa cruz mountains. sierra -- sierra nevada snow warnings until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow. 1 to 2 feet expected above the elevation. we have already seen up to 18 inches in some spots. overnight readings in the 40's and once again see downpour for the morning commute. give yourself more team. scattered showers tm afternoon. temperatures in the 50's. cool afternoon. around the monterey bay we look at showers as well with temperatures in the 50's weighs look at the giants home opener forecast. scattered sh

helena's positive and constructive rounds recently increased uranium enrichment amid suspicions it could be seen community weapon washington called the talks last chance for diplomacy to work with israel threatening military action he western europe have imposed tough sanctions on iran and spell attacks professor of he says they're facing a challenging task in trying to wind around trust now. there's a long list of things that iran is unhappy about and unhappy about killing five iranian nuclear scientist in the last couple of years. sanctions against ordinary people in iran sanctioning. commodities like gasoline i'm happy about sanctioning the central bank which is basically iranian bank which is basically the very kind trades with international companies in fact it's somewhat surprising that iranian government officials go to these meetings and basically listen to the other side which is more or less repeating the same demands that are . not really acceptable to the iranian side asking iran to its its nuclear program and when iran ask why do you want us to do that they say that we think

economics of happiness and founder and director of the international society for ecology and culture helena my apologies for this mispronouncing your name welcome to the program thank you very glad to be here i understand you're in new york attending this u.n. assembly on happiness by the invite of the prime minister of woods on that's right am i pronouncing the country right and how did this come about. how did the invite come about all of them meeting well both. i've worked in bhutan side i've known the prime minister for actually for a long long time i worked in the eighty's and i've been working in the lead that was his have a very similar region up on the tibetan plateau where thirty five years and i've been promoting this shift to a new economic paradigm we did in asia focus on happiness for many years and this film that we've made the economics of happiness is very closely aligned to what the government of the time is trying to do. and so what is the secret behind which are and why are they so. well i would say because they've maintained at a fundamental level i think it's because th

and almost immediately, three days later the trial began in helena. welcome of the lawyers for the defendant they were convicted and sentenced and put to the electric chair. for example, they did not question anyone on the jury panel. of course there were no blacks on the jury panel. they didn't raise that issue or subpoena any witnesses for the defense, and basically their tactics was cross-examination of the witnesses, but these trials which only lasted a couple hours and of course, these men were put on trial for the murder of. the two other white men who'd been members of the policy that had come out there. of course nobody in, they didn't raise any issue but. so, you would have a trial that lasts maybe a couple of hours of the journey. these individuals would be sentenced to die being in the electric chair so the next two days later,. they were entering a plea bargains and would range from second degree murder to being sentenced for three years in jail, so this participation of the white lawyers from hell, but the naacp was very aware of what was

helena. these are wine country culinary magicians and on a short list for the james beard award. four out of the five nominees are bay area chefs. >> the bay area is getting a lot of attention. >> hands down, when you look at the talent in the bay area, the products and on to the turtles spirit, we foresee what is happening anywhere all. >> this is the epicenter, i sank, of where food starts, this is the breadbasket of all the ingredients. costs >> it is more than the ingredients. it is a talent contest. >> the diners have appreciated it and as the critics. >> do you think it will go to your head? >> do not think so. >>vicki: of the james beard awards show is on may 7th. to find out more, visit the kron4 web site and click on dining and dished. >> some of the food looks delicious. we will see you tonight at 11:00 p.m.. thank you for watching. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet wa

at least one person is these are the charree remains of the row home at 200 helena avenue. when firefighters arrived, thhy found severall people lying on the front lawn with breathing problems. one of hem was rushed to the hospittl after rescuing someone nside the burring home. the fire quickly spread to three homes which are a total loos. the cause is still unknown. to give you an idea of just how big this fire was. check out this picture our &pviewer aimee kanadras shot of the fire hen it first started. she was standing in a yard across the strret and wwtched in horror as her neighbors homes went up in flames before ffrefighters could even get there. thanks to amy for being part of the fox45 news team. when you see breaking news see it, shoot it and send it. you can email your pics to news at fox altimore dot com or simply post thee on our facebook page. gunfire in west tonight.it happened around street near gilmore. puthorities stilllaaen't sure whats bbhhnd the shooting. po far, theee are no ssspects. baltimore city police need your help fighting back... ...after a gunm

still a few 70s for san helena and fairfield. livermore right around 77. these temperatures will check in right around 7:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. san francisco in the mid-60s. here is a look ahead. your five day forecast. there's a drop off in temperatures for tuesday and wednesday. that chance of a shower watching for thursday and friday and actually just for thursday. heather and ken you want a beautiful weekend coming up or a stormy cold weekend? >> i opt for the first. >> your weekend always in view, i think we'll like that too with partly sunny skies and temperatures warming up a little bit by sunday. >> ask us that every week. we'll give you the same answer. thanks mark. >> thanks mark. >>> the giants finally complement a good pitching effort with hitting. while the a's suffer a melt down. >>> joe fonzi sits down with a bay area athlete once called the world's fastest human. sports wrap is coming up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of

helena hospital. police say she may appear delusional. she's described as 5'9", white, weighing about 120 pound. she has long red hair and blue eyes. if you have any information call the napa county sheriff's office. police in hayward searching for sandra rankingen who was last seen at her home. she didn't have a cell phone or money. she is about 5'1", weighs 165 pounds, she was wearing a purple shirt and dark blue jeans. >>> it's 7:34. police in corte madera are blaming two teenagers for a sniper scare. the incident began yesterday afternoon when police received reports of a man walking down the street with camouflage clothing and a rifle bag. several agencies immediately rushed to the scene and sealed off the neighborhood. police finally tracked down two 14-year-old boys who were playing with a toy gun on a hillside. officers seized the guns and the boys to their parents. >>> shortly before 67:00 last night,ly say three men jumped out of an suv and tried to on -- tried to rob a man on galinod street. police say the robbers took off in a

helena and napa county. there are heavy down pours there. we still have a line of thunderstorms that is beginning to weaken and pushing eastward and snow in the sierra. there is a live view from heavenly camera showing it's coming down seriously at the moment. there is heavy snow developing and more rainfall coming our way. there is an unusual pattern. >> a much anticipated report on the pepper spraying gets a scathing assessment of how police handled this situation. we're live with reactions. laura? >> well this report supposed to be released a month ago. the police union got a bay area judge to push it back so the police officers names could be removed. that didn't really, the lesson the impact of what is inside. and it was uncalled for and the canister wasn't authorized for use by uc davis police. beyond that there are a series of bad decisions and a lack of communication on the part of police and the administration including the chancellor that led up to what uc chancellor called quote, a bad day from the university. and the task force i

helena. over 8-tenths of an inch and there is quarter inch in hayward. there is varying rainfall but it's still coming down. more waves coming our way. >> there is a 17-year-old arrested for plowing his suv into a concord man and his daughter killing them over the weekend was released from a detection tension center without charges being filed. that is where laura anthony is live for us now. >> no charges have been filed yet. i'm assured they will be. this boy was released to the custody of his parents. at 4:30 this afternoon. that was the deadline for the d.a.to file charges against him. now, we're not naming the boy or showing his face because of his age but abc 7 was there when he arrived in a neighbor's house with his father, declining to comment on what happened. and he lives less than a mile from where this accident happened saturday morning. his parents arrived here after 4:00 p.m. and drove their minivan around the back of the building. he was hunched over in the back on the way out. i'm told he'll likely be charged with two counts of vehicular m

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. >>> jessica young left san helena hospital around two o -- 2:00 this afternoon. she may be acting inappropriately and may appear to be delusional. she is 5'9", 120 pounds, red hair and blue eyes. >>> the morgan hill teenager disappeared on her way to school on march 16th. invest investigators believe she was kidnapped. many residents who live near an rv park say they are concerned. >> praying that they don't find anybody here on the property. i know the family wants closure, but we want closure that she's alive some where. >> investigators say they've received results from sierra's cell phone and clothing found. >>> an alert tonight from the mount diablo school district after a man reportedly tried to lure a seventh grade student into a van as she was walking to el school. the incident happened yesterday morning near wilson lane several blocks from the school. the man pursued the girl. the girl refuseed the ride and went to a safe spot where she called a parent to pick her up. the school district describes the man as bald, heavy set with a black mustache or gold

. >>> jessica young left san helena hospital around two o -- 2:00 this afternoon. she may be acting inappropriately and may appear to be delusional. she is 5'9", 120 pounds, red hair and blue eyes. >>> the morgan hill teenager disappeared on her way to school on march 16th. invest investigators believe she was kidnapped. many residents who live near an rv park say they are concerned. >> praying that they don't find anybody here on the property. i know the family wants closure, but we want closure that she's alive some where. >> investigators say they've received results from sierra's cell phone and clothing found. >>> an alert tonight from the mount diablo school district after a man reportedly tried to lure a seventh grade student into a van as she was walking to el dorado middle school. the incident happened yesterday morning near wilson lane several blocks from the school. the man pursued the girl. the girl refuseed the ride and went to a safe spot where she called a parent to pick her up. the school district describes the man as bald, heavy set with a black mus

other accidents include eastern boulevard at helena avenue, north exeter. that's a look at 07 at 29. -- 70 at 29. this traffic report is brought to you by accord restoration. you can trust the restoration experts at accord. visit accordrestoration.com. back over to you. >>> work continues at camden yards to get oriole park ready for opening day. and wjz has complete coverage of the 20th anniversary of oriole park at camden yards. the season starts friday. before the team takes the field to start the regular season, crews are making sure that the field is perfect. sky chopper 13 was over the ballpark where crews were finishing the touches on a roof top deck in central field and getting the stat use of the team's hall of famers ready. wjz is your place for complete opening day coverage. live coverage begins at two right here on wjz 13. >>> and an announcement from the baltimore's other birds today, the ravens released their 2012 preseason schedule. they will kick it off on thursday night, august 9th, in atlanta. then home for a friday night exhibition against

helena avenue. a fire broke out at a home there saturday. it quickly spread to three other homes. no one else was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> a bittersweet holiday weekend in carroll county where flames destroyed a historic local landmark dedicated to helping those in need. as weijia jiang explains, supporters are following to rebuild. >> good morning, everyone. the amount of debris is devastating. nearly a half-million dollars worth. now the entire community is pulling together to rebuild. >> reporter: and only took a few hours for a fire to demolish a carroll county landmark. >> it was a big fireball. as i watched closer and saw it, it was gut wrenching. >> this century-old barn reduced to rubble was a vital piece of the present. it helped donations for the westminster rescue mission for men and a thrift store that raise money to operate the shelter. but the flames which broke out around 9:45 saturday ripped through the building and caused the roof to collapse. >> it had fallen in the foundation and continue to burn. at that point, there's not a

helena, 39. woodside, 39. if you thought it was cool, it was. we'll see these clouds clear out pretty fast. there's also a few low clouds around. live stormtracker2 shows that. also a breeze and that will win out. so sunny to mostly sunny today. a little breezy today. there will be more sun in the afternoon. still some leftover clouds. however the system from yesterday, even though the clouds are mostly gone, the cool air is in place. it's gonna take another day to really modify it. but today we'll start that warming trend and then carry it into weekend. higher clouds more to the north after that chilly morning but it will be all right. highs, low 60s, mid-60s around the bay. upper 60s to very low 60s inland. temperatures kind of held in check today. tomorrow they will warm up. tonight, though, giants back home taking on the padres, 7:15. it will be clear, breezy and a little cool but it already all right. warmer over the weekend, especially on sunday, near 80 and a little cooldown but still all right monday/tuesday. >> thank you, steve. >>> 7:1

helena to 1/100-inch at santa rosa and not much happening in the north bay. concord picked up 2/10-inch. suddenly picked up sizzle. we will show you what tex peck tomorrow morning. >> and it brought more than a little drizzle. >> that is true, too. >> see you shortly for the full forecast. >>> a family has saved a dog that was being dragged by a pickup truck down the highway. the dog has been nicknamed freeway. the poor thing was badly hurt. leslie brinkley is live at the veteran's hospital in vallejo. be sounds like he was doing well. has that changed. >> what a recovery, dan. you see this dog he just yesterday had surgery to amputate a leg and today he is hobbling around having survived a horrible ordeal. >> he was gasping and like he wasn't going to make it. i'm still just in awe. >> reporter: angie and her son were reunited with the dog they saved last week along interstate 780. the puppy now named freeway is remarkably nimble on three legs. they saw the dog dangling from the side of a pickup truck a rope around his neck. >> i notice something flopping in

. >> reporter: when we stopped helena one of the many younger ones on the streets she said why she doesn't wear a helmet or have lights even at night. >> it often feels like a benefit to be hidden. i have heard of people being mugged on their bikes. i was chased with -- a guy tried to hit me with a stick off his bike. came from a bus stop and swung a metal pole and i was able to swerve and there was no traffic but it's pretty common. >> reporter: in the south bay, santa cleara had the clara had almost 800 victims. >> nobody wears helmets. kind of --. >> reporter: david stevenson. >> california state law requires bicyclists under the age of 18 to wear a helmet. the law requires all bicyclists to have a white light in front and on the side visible for 300 feet and a red rear reflector. no turning to the weather, i remember yesterday here at five bill martin said it'll be a nice weekend and here we are at the beginning of that and bill it is. >> reporter: and such a turn around today from what we saw on wednesday and thursday with the rain and the cooler daytime highs. we started off cool and

helena in light precipitation but heavier downpours right there. anyway it looks like a wild horse valley road, that heavy downpour moving out of that particular region. this is a weather camera looking out at the coast where today's high temperature only near 53 degrees. other was the wind has been gusting up to 37 m.p.h.. tempters now holding pretty steady in the '50s. it looks like most of the rain is out of here. but blake, we certainly did needed. i'm very impressed. check out oakland, 76 percent of normal now compared to last year at 103% and we jump up to 9% in the city of san francisco as well. as we take a look at the evening commute, these cars are heading and tourist town. the showers are tapering off with breezy winced continuing out of the northwest between 10 and 20 m.p.h.. tried those days this weekend and look at the match out of rain on wednesday. tonight overnight with partly cloudy skies, '30's and 40's with tomorrow's daytime highs starting off with clouds, ending up with an abundance of sunshine, highs in the fifties to mid 60'

helena, san francisco, 2/10 concord live more. redwood city and cupertino nearly half inch, you received the most that is very unusual. gives you an idea how unusual the storm is coming from the southeast. mid to upper 50s that's how you should dress this morning with the wet weather not only here but around the monterey bay and your inland neighborhoods. morning drizzle and rain, chance of isolated shower during the afternoon, brighter and dry tomorrow spring warmth that means a little above average sunday, monday, tuesday afternoons. low to mid 60s mostly we will see during the afternoon with a few pockets of sun, clear lake and half moon bay could be in the upper 50s. monterey bay low to mid 60s, mid 60s inland. best chance of a shower during the afternoon will be around your neighborhoods. tonight everything clears out and schools significantly look at 30s, upper 30s cloverdale, santa rosa low to mid 40s inland, mid to upper 40s bay shore to the coast patchy fog possible overnight. here's what happened while were you sleepin