edward for the portland water bureau. marine stapleton for the san die ae go and less tear from water and wally bishop the contra water d district. each panelist will have a chance to speak and ten minute time limit is a little like global warming. it sneaks up on you and then it's hard to deal with there that end. we'll try to reserve of for questions and answered that end. thanks. >> thank you jarrod and i will go through this quickly and i hope there's sufficient teasers in there to get you to ask questions as we get near the end. cautionary notes this is the system of seattle system, not your system. you have to look that principals and see if they apply to the same work the planning side, the modeling side, the adaptive side and i'll talk briefly for a few seconds on mayors initiative on climate control because it gives an as political environment to work in and then the seattle system. the mayor of seattle nickels started the protocols for the city and started process with a lot of other mayors to start aggressively

he gives the week's address from the intel facility near portland, oregon. he is followed by republican tom price with the gop address. representative price talks about the 2012 budget request and the need to cut government spending to create a better environment for job creation. his remarks followed a series of amendments passed by house republicans earlier this morning that would reduce 2011 federal spending by $61 billion. >> i am visiting england -- intel in portland, oregon. they are building everything from desktop computers to smart phones. but these workers are not just manufacturing computer chips. they are showing us how america will win the future. for decades, intel has led the world in developing new technology. but even as global competition has intensified, this company has invested, built, and hired here in america. 3/4 of intel products are made by american workers. as the company expands in oregon and arizona, they plan to hire another 4000 people this year. companies like intel are proving that we can compete, that instead of just being t

here's the batch of snow moving into portland. your morning commute definitely going to have to deal with snow covered roads, the bridges and overpasses and even around medford temperatures continue to fall and winter storm warnings issued pretty far to the south heavy snow in the mountains of central sierras, but in the hills outside of san francisco, expect to see a couple inches of snow. this is a cold and winter storm, one we haven't seen in years in central california. that's a look at your national forecastcalifornr santa rosa, 5h showers. it will stay cool even tomorrow. lynn, usually when we talk record cold and snow we haven't been talking about the west coast. i guess it's their turn. >> exactly. we had enough of it in the east. thank you. >>> more on oil surge, the good news and the bad news on wall street bonuses, and lady gaga muscles target. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus a judge lets lindsay lohan know in no uncertain terms her chances of avoiding jail this time are very slim. >>> com

so far as the rainshowers go, notice rainshowers down through i-5 and portland. in seattle mostly showers for you. the snows are back into montana. if you are traveling out on the interstate there east on 90, you will get into snow. especially at the higher elevations. as far as the temperatures go, as i mentioned, it's faebl warmer. that polar air is now back more or less towards albuquerque. phoenix at 48. we had a frogs or a freeze that was, like, four or five mornings in a row. temperatures are going to be kind of mild today, and california looking good. there's the cloudy and showery weather in the pacific northwest. that's a look at your monday forecast. no showers at 48. past to washington to mostly cloudy. 53. tuesday forecast coming right up. >> 75 degrees in l.a., bill. i mean, has l.a. ever heard of winter? >> it's been a good -- a very good, well, january into february. >> maybe we should introduce them. >>> prices at the pump, the price of the huffington post, and the price of super bowl ad time. your early morning business headlines are straight ahe

very shortly after metzger sent a representative up there to portland to talk to some of the skinhead groups several people in fact murdered meet the opie and graduate student the accusations brought against this were totally baseless really because we didn't have any members or any cards or anything and we had no agents. you know i could get a decent jury so all they want a case and i never advocated killing any black person i think that that case was very important it is sensually you know destroyed matt starr and his attempts to create really a unified group that would have undoubtedly spread you know if i would submit among the rest of us that kind of put the southern poverty law center on the map it made the place very well known and it took me a poor time ten twelve million they said the press always used to ask me what did you do i said well you know i wrote him a check what do you think. the intelligence report became in one thousand nine hundred one there seemed to be a resurgence of the klan at that time this is sort of the era of david duke and there was a lot of concern am

portland oregon against tom metzger the lawsuit was brought against me because morris dees and a.d.l. saw that we were making great headway i mean we're appearing on all the big t.v. shows and i was running for office and winning elections and stuff like that he said well we got to do this guy actually lived in southern california in his white area resistance group war was based in southern california but he and his son had very strongly encouraged skinheads in portland oregon to quote unquote take back their community and had produced all kinds of literature shown what they meant by that. very shortly after metzger sent a representative up there to portland to talk to some of the skinhead groups several people in fact murder and graduate student the accusation brought against his were totally baseless really because we didn't have any members or any cards or anything and we had no agents. you know i could get a decent jury so all they want that case and i never advocated killing any black person i think that that case was very important it is essential you know destroyed matt scar an

if are you watching us on news channel 8, portland, oregon, peer through a pair scope and explore the u.s. navy's last nonmoouk submarine at uss blue back, the real thing, as the oregon museum of science and industry, and that's your pacific event of the day. >> thank you, bill. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. three new films at the box office this weekend have experts scratching their heads when choosing a clear favorite. big mama's "like father, like son" see hes martin lawrence back and will draw upon its built in fan base to open at around $20 million. the heavily marketed suspense thriller "i am machine four" is expected to debut at around collars 20 million. in the third debut film, niecen -- liam miessen airs in "unknown" about a man who wakes up in a coma with his identity stolen. it's targeting about $20 million. >>> finally, the 83rd academy awards this month will have new envelopes designed with a red lacker lining featuring the oscar and then hand stamped with the gold leaf. very fancy there. this comes to us from wxia 11 alive news in a

it's just outside portland. check out the company's initiatives to encourage young people to become hi-tech scientists and engineers. maybe not such a great idea for california considering oregon is ratcheting up a hi-tech corridor up there and while he's there he's going to ask for help. under cloudy skies president obama left sfo about 8:45 just 16 hours after arriving. this was an official visit to the bay area to talk to heavy weights in the silicon valley about job creation and education. he's on his way to the semiconductor manufacturing plant to create a job himself. mr. obama will appoint intel president and ceo paul otallini. interesting since otallini criticized policies and failed to create jobs or boost consumer confidence. two interesting pictures from last night's gathering to show you the venture capital at woodside. it shows the president and a virtual who's who of silicon valley. steve jobs, mark zuckerberg, john chambers of cisco, google's schmidt and there are others. the white house spokesman

possibility of around three to four inches of snow over the next 48 hours, and portland could pick up maybe as much as four to six inches of snow. make sure you keep it tuned your local nbc station and we'll update you on your specific forecast for your area and your elevations. that's a look at your wednesday forecast to be cool, but no snow today. >> lynn, looks like our wintery forecast continues into thursday. update coming up. >> bill, thanks so much. also coming up, in a matter of days, wall street's roller coaster from happy days to doom and gloom. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, chris brown is now not only allowed to get near former girlfriend reana, but he can legally talk to her again. >>> coming up, another first for the clippers blake griffin. life after çcarmelo begins for the nuggets. you're watching "early today." co >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. rahm emanuel has won the race to be the next mayor of chicago. former white house chief of staff net

finally, we need models that address increasing complex models and we have multiple systems and portland we have a hydro facility on both our damages and we're planning and are in the process for providing fish flows. other systems dealing with navigation and the whole, gamut of things that go on we need models to address that level of complexity. that's it for me i look forward to our on going conversation. [applause] >> good morning., jarrod said in his introduction that this panel was going to talk about how we're planing for the worst and how we're planning for disasters. it's probably one of the worst introductions i've had it's such a downer, who wants to hear it really? so as a result of that introduction jarrod i've decided to entitle my presentation i feel so much better since i gave up hope. welcome to california water. i'm not going to talk about the analysises that were done or some of the technical planning we have done but really focus on water management and what we've done specifically related to that in san diego. i want to tell you who the authority is. we're the region

these temperatures are a little on the cool side. 44 in seattle and portland in the 60s and 50s in southern california and arizona. when you consider how cold it is today in wyoming and in montana and in denver, the high temperatures going to be minus 2, it's really hard to complain. forecast for wednesday well, actually begin to warm it up a little bit. 64 in l.a. 48 in phoenix, and 46, a pair of them up there, in seattle and portland. weather stays nice right through the middle of this week. >>> if you are watching us on kcra 3 sacramento, california, see how west african art has inspired local artists here at home from wearable art to woven quilt at mud cloth madness at the crocker art museum. that's it for the pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. once billed as an ammicable split now halle barry and her ex are headed for the custody battle. her rep told tmz has she has serious concerns for her daughter's well being during any extended time with ex-boyfriend gabriel aubry. catherine heigl has been hired to re

today bring that umbrella from portland to seattle. you still need it in seattle and western washington state as we go throughout the day. look at the temperatures. 60s and then all of a sudden by the time we get to sunday we jump it up to upper 60s in phoenix. 78 in l.a. on sunday. that is a nice day. that's more like it. >>> well, if you are watching us from kenv news 10 nevada. see an exhibit of vibrant paintings that depict life grog up on an indian reservation. that's your pacific event of the day. >> thanks so much. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment. two openers will battle for former audiences for the top spot in the box office this super bowl weekend. the thriller "the roommate" cost only $8 million to make. both tv stars. features the irresistible psychocollege roommate plot line. on the down side it wasn't screened for critics, which usually means the movie stinks. still the around $15 million it's the favorite. close on its heels should be the cave adventure sanctum. james cameron exe

it's 26 in portland. this storm, can you see it spinning just off the coast as it draws to the south. that cold polar air is coming with it. meanwhile, there's a lot of moisture flowing into central california. we've had rains overnight, and as i mentioned, snow, too, at the highest of elevations. yosemite is getting significant moisture out of this. there's pink mixed in, and those are some of the lower elevations of the highest ranges, and that's where we're seeing some of the snowfall. not a lot, but if you want to drive just a little bit outside of san prifk and san jose, you can see some snow today, and you get a ton of it up there in the. outside of sacramento, you won't have to go too far to see the snow either.ç lynn, we'll talk about the weekend forecast and faebl the storm will move out, but it will be chilly for the oscars too. >> ah, never liked that one. thanks so much. >>> well, oil dips. boeing scores. and the world's most expensive purse. your early morning business headlines are straigh

portland seems to be getting the brunt of it currently. it will turn more showery throughout the day, but we talk about one to two feet at least in the cascades. really building up that snow pack over the last couple of days. that's a look at your monday 59, and only 52 with sunshine in prescott. mother storm, veronica, heading into the west tuesday might and wednesday. details coming up. >> not good news. all right, bill. thank you. >>> what to look for on wall street this week. the oracle speaks and what bugs americans about cell phones. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, more headlines from charlie sheen and a speak peek at his exclusive interview coming up later this morning on "the today show". >> coming up. some great finishes m mba. baseball loses a legend, and a cheerleader takes the game into his own hands. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. pressure is mounting on gadhafi's fa

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just rainshowers, seattle and portland. cold front will go through. temperatures will drop. then the snow elevations will too. rain changing to snow. especially wednesday night into thursday. may even be muff to have to shovel a little bit. especially many seattle. >>> if are you bauching us on kt uh-huh tv channel 2 in anchorage, alaska, learn about the state through local historical treasures through living our cull tug, sharing our shartage at the anchorage museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. we're not sure how his agent, recording executives and other handlers feel about it, but justin bieber lost his trademark hair style and likes his look. jay demarcus of rascal flats tweeted a picture of bieber. bieber himself tweeted that he saved the hair to auction off for charity. and then there's bieber and girlfriend sell evena gomez. the 16-year-old recently phoned into an order to a florist and filled her house with flowers. multiple trucks were meted for the delivery. >>> the best way to restore you

portland at 49, partly cloudy. same forecast holds true on friday. more clouds try to sneak their way down to medford. can't complain with temperatures in the 50s. another day near 80 in l.a. watching us on krnv news 4 in reno, watercolor paintings of landscapes and indoor spaces that explore the use of light at expressive lieu my ness sense at the nevada museum of art. >> thanks, bill. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. lindsay lohan was arraigned on charges of felony grand theft yesterday and met a judge who won't be giving her the star treatment. moments after she entered a not guilty plea, judge keith schwartz warned lohan a felony charge was serious and saying, quote, you're no different than anyone else so please don't push your luck. he set bail at $40,000, warning if she's accused of breaking the law while free, he will have her held without bail. >>> elsewhere thought of as a happy showbiz couple, yesterday ashlee simpson and pete wentz announced they're splitting up after less than three years of marriage. "

but the gaels needed to beat portland to share the lead title with gonzaga. picking up slack scoring 15 of his 21 points in the first half. in the second half steven holt the unlikely hero. the freshman knocks down back- to-back threes. part of a 26-8 run by the gaels. holt scared a career high 16 points. then it is rob jones with the drive and to mitchell young for the two-hand jam. st. mary's beats portland 83-69 to clench a share of the title for the first time in 14 years. >>> st. mary's will be the number 1 seed in the conference tournament and get a bye into the semifinals. usf and santa clara won the season finales earning a first round bye next week in vegas. >>> phoning in the news. another number 1 team has gone down. duke down 3 in the final seconds when curry turns it over. virginia tech upsetting duke 64-60. court got crowded in a hurry in blacksburg. >>> setting a new school record with 60 straight wins at maples pavilion. even more impressive clenching another title. >>> corvallis got more snow than we did, lawrence. former star derek cunningha

showers arnold seattle and portland. one to two feet of snow in the sierras, cascades and rockies. cooling down in the midwest. warmer along the east coast. and summer-like in the south. >> highs near 80 from dallas to miami. 71 in baltimore. and 62 in new york. man, that sounds good. just 10 in fargo. 29 in the twin cities. 48 in chicago. 40s from seattle to salt lake city. 50 in sacramento. 68 out in phoenix. >> we're getting there. it's warming up. >> yes. >>> when we come back, good news for travelers. which airfares are going back down. >>> and spectacular images from space, causing communications problems right here on earth. >>> and the first family of reality tv, celebrating a huge payday. $65 million. c@c@ >>> federal regulators may have questions for apple over its new magazine and newspaper subscription service. published reports say the justice department and ftc are looking at whether the restrictions apple imposed on publishers stifle competition. the review is in its preliminary stage and might develop into a formal investigation. >>> the major airlines have quickly

portland, 46. >>> and now, to the big upset at the westminster dog show. for the very first time in the history of the event, a scottish deerhound has been named best in show. >> 5-year-old hickory lives on a virginia farm, where she enjoys chasing rabbits and deer. she was among seven pampered pooches to make it to the final round before clinching the coveted top prize. >> hickory's owners hope she gives them a litter of puppies some time this year. to show what an underdog she was, vegas oddsmakers had her 60-1. >> really? folks made some money. >> yeah. a lot. >>> when we come back, has coca-cola's top-secret formula been revealed? >>> plus, on top of that, bernie madoff's life behind bars. does he take blame for losing billions of investors' money? his first interview is out this morning. >>> and we'll update the battle of the brains. two humans and one computer. is watson unbeatable? >>> it is time, now, for a check of market activities, starting overseas. tokyo's nikkei average rose 0.6% today. hong kong's hang seng climbed more than 1%. in london, t

>> the president will be taking off about 8:30 this morning heading up to portland, oregon, to intel where he's going to give that company's president and ceo a new title. let's take a look at the person the president is going to be talking to and who he's going to be adding to the president's council on jobs and competitiveness. the president and ceo of intel. interesting that odalini has been critical of the president's policies and now he's going to be advising him, giving him the other side of the coin i guess. let's take a look at video of the president arriving at san francisco international. a number of officials were out here gavin newsom carmella harris, san francisco mayor out here as well as lee gathering and welcoming the president. then it was off to a dinner and a discussion at the estate of woodside. education a topic near and dear to intel. >> we have about 4,000 that work for us. our average factory education for a worker in our factory is three and a half years of college. so it's a very important area for us. >> now, the leaders of apple, oracle cisco yahoo were al

if you live in portland and went to reed college you might be doing that. so there's this thing called scrounging and it's quite an accepted practice at reed college, been going on since the '60s. and essentially that's what it is is students who scrounge or they decide to not get a meal plan, and they're going to eat off of the leftovers of their fellow students. so when i heard about this topic, it was a question of when, not if i would go to this. and, of course, when in rome, you have to take part. here's this last section here is from my time scrounging. after about 10 minutes of scrounging, it feels completely normal. it's like asking a family member are you going to finish that? only with a family of say, 1500. i tried to wade in slowly, taking bites when nobody else had. yet matched by others examples in my rumbling stomach, my innovation state and they begin eating like a veteran scrounger. i joined the scrounge for lunch and dinner on yet another sunny portland day in september 2008. my lunch look like this, one bite of quesadilla, to cherry tomat

mary's needed a win over portland in the final conference game of the year to earn are

this next band of rain is not that far away with portland, getting in and then pushing interest in california. this will bring in a heavy punch tomorrow morning. as this moves in a few light showers. fight atm in the north bay. and even further south. by 8:00 a.m.--with petaluma, and even as far as south as san rafael. it will stall as a presses to thiself. however, heavy rainfall potential for the afternoon commute. as a presses to the south-- >> and by 6:00 p.m., pressing south to the golden gate by 9:00 p.m. with moderate/heavy rainfall. as this goes by 3:00 a.m., just light showers. showery into wednesday. most rainfall with 2 in., and even the east bay and less to the south bay. perhaps one half inch in the south bay because it will be moving through so quickly. chilly winds, gusting conditions and temperatures are going to be mostly in the 50s. the bottle will be 57 degrees and what the south, novado will be 57 degrees. 62 in those wind gusted up to 20 m.p.h. similar to today. also, some snowfall and a winter storm warning for lake tahoe and a watch for the surrounding regions. quite a

the snowfall to the north has been through seattle, portland and into northern california. it is sitting well offshore. tapping into the tropical moisture. most of that activity is to the north and then progressively go south as the evening progresses. friday with winter weather. the white is indicated by snowfall. with 1,000 ft.. snowfall is expected to accumulate 6 in. above this elevation. and the higher the ago, the more snow. the futurecast, a higher elevation, the more snow. 7:00 p.m., widespread shower activity. visibility issues. pockets of heavy rainfall possible. heavy rainfall will continue with this cool air pushing and by 10:00 p.m. and the overnight hours snow levels will begin to be progressing everywhere. mt. tam, with heavier precipitation in the yellow. and also to the santa cruz mountains and the mount diablo range. as you we to grab your umbrella, and give yourself an expert on these pockets of rain will be widespread. 11:00 a.m., the shower activity will be scattered. and snowfall will be flying at 1,000 ft. from 11:00 a.m.. scattered shower activity. t

. >>> the results no better for portland. han balance, six for six from the field. definite i what you would call a high percent age shot. they trailed by six at half time. make it three, kevin foster draining from long distance. the pilot stating control in the second half. stohl making the move and launching from beyond the arc. portland wins, both teams 6-6 in conference play. >>> it's all about adding up the points for the sharks these days and the tight western conference playoff picture. the avalanche at the tame tonight. young fan very well prepared for anything. six and a half minutes in to the game. jason turned back by colorado's peter -- it was 2-0 eight minutes later. ian white with the shot that's deflected but in the right place for his second goal of the period. take a look again. you can see the puck will slide around the back of 9 net where he is waiting 2-0 sharks. >>> in goal for the sharks. he turned back all 25 of the shots, colorado threw at him. making about five of those saves. he skates in and puts another one past him. that's the first care

mike shumann has the highlights. >> saint mary's hosting portland. the gails get a share of the wcc regular season title in the number one season of the wcc tournament. the three-game losing streak, her longer in four years. steven coming up with a steal and a little two-hand push at the other end but the pilots came to play. stole driving. finishes with the left hand. 39-38 at the break but the gales turned it up. the president hit three big trays to start the half. 3 big points in all. carving his way through the line, beautiful. for the first time since 1997, saint mary's captures a share with an 83-69 victory. usf edges mary mount and the seat of the conference tournament and knocks off pepperdine and secures the seat. out of san leandro high frozen down 8-1 beavers. cal rallied. range on the 3. down 6 on the break. cal down 2. jorge cashes in from long range. now on top by 1. couldn't miss. his 6th stray at the game. the freshman finished with 26. packed in with an 87-76 victory. down the road stanford visiting oregon. first half joe spinning, g

the windchill factor 2 degrees at portland, maine. one degree above zero. cold there but, of course, the storm conditions gone. a time lapse view of the setting sun looking towards sutro tower. tomorrow, beautiful skies. temperatures well into the 60s, approaching 70. over theeratures voter weekend weekend and into next week in the mid 70s. that's right. mid 70s as we approach mid february. amazing. >> and continues to go on. >> thanks very much. lts tallet's talk to larry bei. sharks in action tonight. >> the sharks back from the all-star break. trying to put back-to-back wins together. let's say they were >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. prison officials find contraband in charles manson's cell again. san francisco singles head to the library to check out books and each other. those stories and more coming up in one hour on abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. used to be the grocery store and now i guess the library is the place to meet people if you are single. >> or the sharks game. >> or the sharks game. >> the sharks used a five goal flurry

saint mary's hosting portland. currently on a three-game losing streak, longest in four years. steven coming up with a steal and a little two-hand flush on the other end by the pilots came to play. jared stole driving. finishes with the left hand. 39-38 at the break. hit three big trays to start the half. 16 points in all. mickey mcconnell carving his way through the line. 15th in the mix. for the first time since 1997, saint mary's captures a chair with an 83-69 victory. the don's clench the third seat of the conference tournament. knocked off pepperdine for the fourth seed. off the alley-oop. as many as 14 but cal rally. down to 6 at the break. second half cal down 2. jorge. cashes in from long range. 14, bears on top by 1. puts the mary's up 7. fresno finished with 26. packed in play with an 87-76 victory. down the road sanford visiting oregon first half. around spinning, going up strong for two. ducks up three. but that lead wouldn't last. jeremy getting the friendly roll on the three. cardinal off the steal. owens throws it down. he had a career high of 31. stanford has a

portland, seattle, and heavy bouts of northern california. this will start to push into the bay iraq tomorrow morning. scattered light shower the bay-area, and elvinotice it is going to be mainly in the north bay. with bouts of moderate rainfall to the north bay. 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. and pushing to the south. 6:00 p.m., still heavy and rushing to the south bay by midnight. was a light shower activity filling in. a few inches of rainfall in the north bay. 1 in., elsewhere in gusting winds. take a look. the with 20 m.p.h. by noon. 33 m.p.h. in fairfield and continuing in the afternoon still gusty. much more when the band today. to get your equipment ready. and for the sierras they're been waiting for this for a long time tomorrow, heavy snowfall. and 1 ft.-2 ft. at lake level. 3 ft.-5 ft. above the 7,000 ft.. if you are traveling to the sierras? please be careful on that high wind. however, there will be fresh powder. a look a your seven day a run the bay kron 4 forecast with temperatures are going to drop morning and night. a blustery and cool

a couple of systems, one in the north already bringing snow to portland and seattle. it will dip down into the bay area tomorrow afternoon, into friday. it's a cold the storm that's what will bring us a chance of snow. right now temperatures are mild and the low to mid 50's. 59 and fairfield, 52 san francisco, 56 san jose. the winds are picking up, wind speeds in the teens in the north bay. in novato 13, 13 in oakland, 15 in san francisco. the winds will pick up this evening in a specially tomorrow. increasing cloud cover this evening, tomorrow morning cloudy and cool. the rate will start at ground two in the north bay and slide south during the evening. we will see areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms as well. we will take a look at one that snow white fall, coming up in a bit. jonathan blum is a better look at what we can see at specific levels. >>jonathan: we have an oversimplified version of the snow on google earth. the cold there will cause no in the bay area. the places where you almost definitely sees no are the places over 1,000 ft.. those will be circled in

to take a look at the wider view, the no. 4 is spreading the snow to portland. the no. 4, and a slow progression south. ever so slowly. the no. 4 goingcore is concentrated in the north. a winter weather advisor for most of the bay area. higher terrain, advisory. through mount diablo, of salinas, and even the east bay hills are included. with 1,000 ft. early afternoon and even lower into the evening we are expecting accumulation snow above 1,000 ft.. floors on the deck. what time it out on tour to cast with flurries time it on futurecast. >>pam: has jacqueline mentioned, this is our mount tam camera. again, the same scene, with the, cold, foggy, that snowfall beat showing up on peaks. travel on the right is northbound. a bit slow coming into the city it is .. the toll plazas are moving well in both directions, northbound, cellphone, we will be back. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-co

>> yeah, the president's going to be taking off 8:30 this morning on his way up to portland, oregon, and the plan where he's going to give a new job to ceo and company president paul orallini. he is not always supportive of the president's policies and has said so. he's going to be on that council on jobs and competitiveness. take a look at the president arriving last night out here at sfo. officials were out here, lieutenant governor gavin newsom, you had attorney general carmella harris, ed lee all out here. then there was also a gathering as i hi-tech heavy weights at the estate venture capital is john door. that's in woodside. it's a who's who of high-tech people there from yahoo, cisco, twitter and oracle. jobs and education, topics near and dear to intel. >> we have about 4,000 phc's that work for us. our average factory education for a worker in our factory is three and a half years of college. so it's a very important area for us. >> facebook.com founder mark zuckerberg is featured in the picture with president obama. this is the one, the only one that the white house is offi

he will spend the night in the bay area and tonight heads to intel's main headquarters outside of portland, oregon. he will discuss the company's educational programs which focuses on science, engineering and math to help americans prepare for well-paying jobs. >> jenelle, thanks a lot. >> did you check your e-mail? your invite may have been left in your e-mail so check it. 6:07 is our time. >> we have an invitation for the storm because the gates are wide open. >> you're all invited. lisa? >> yes. and we're here, thank you. looking at rain and wind encompassing the entire bay area today. another inch or snow in mountain snow. but here we are in lake county with a winter weather advisory 2,000 feet. so the mixed presip there over by the delta up towards fairfield with heavier rain but moderate rain vallejo, daly city over to alameda on 80. you're looking at moderate rain, a couple breaks down around the south bay in sunnyvale between cupertino, los gatos. mount hamilton, looking at a rain/snow mix. 45 napa. the winds have been gusty around oakland up to 35 mph. also in the south bay, that

it's made it to seattle and portland. 32. even vegas, some of the cold air did make it to you this morning. 28 in phoenix at 37. it's a little cooler than the last couple of days, but compared to the rest of the country, it really is nothing to complain about. we should see mostly sunny skies in much of the west, and with the cool air we have a little bit of clouds sneaking into washington state and also there around oregon. temperatures not bad. right aroundeugene. astoria, today around 50. crescent city, 50 degrees. lots of sunshine. that's a look at your wednesday forecast. >> thanks so much. >>> well, coming up, stocks rise, the dollar falls, and the world is running out of ikea. that's straight ahead. plus, she's back. just when you thought lindsay lohann was going low profile, she's being investigated for theft. >> coming up, the upsets continue in college hoops and the sights and sounds of super bowl media day. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are

. >> portland is the same. we're supply limited the study does not suggest we have significant but they would come with intensive frequency but i think we would be interested in some of the direction chuck has suggested in our short record because it's very short. >> all right. i think this may be the last question. >> thank you. i'm with sea well global. would you repeat the name for all of us. >> it's called a climate resource for water changes a primer for water planners. >> the first seminar in the leadership position. what i have not heard in general is new water supply and question is if de salinization is an issue and we look that sub sea water company our problem solve the problem how do you solve the environmental impact but what the impact to put it back in the ocean. what are the electrical costs. pipeline insulation costs if there's a leadership or new opportunity out there who will be responsible at least from how things done get the committee to put pipelines in. what is actual cost of water today

. >> reporter: skatey is on her way from portland to new york by way of san francisco and dallas weather permitting. >> it has been pushed back from 11:00 to 1:30 a.m. it will be a long night. >> reporter: a long night for tom too who is going to dallas but not until tomorrow. >> well, actually i was supposed to catch a flight at 6:30 this evening to dallas. the airline decided -- because they weren't going to get equipment here for the midnight flight hold that flight and use it. they put me on the midnight flight and just canceled that. so they have me on a 6:00 a.m. flight. >> most of the impact resulted from the lack of inbound planes. but 30 to 40 outbound flights were canceled as well. if you if any lines but for palm it meant one less day on maui. >> i got up at 3:00 this morning to leave at twenty after 6:00 from illinois to go to dallas and then to maui. and dallas had freezing rain and the airport was shut so we ended up going to chicago. and from chicago to san francisco we have to stay all night. tomorrow we go san francisco to hon lue lie and then to maui. rob fladeboe, kron