here at san diego zoo safari park. >> that is 1800 acres of san diego zoo safari park. half of which are protected or worse, endangered. rhinos everywhere have been hunted down because of the mistaken belief in the medicinal effect of the powers of the rhino horn. >> what do you think is going to happen? >> without change from the current trajectory, they're doomed. >> the film jurassic park the technological process, help the viewing public imagine the possibilities of de-extinction science. but the science and research of reviving long-gone species is very real and very controversial, often raising more questions than answers. to enter that debate we visited the paleogenetic lab of dr. beth shapiro of university of california santa cruz. >> ancient dna is a technique to be used to get dna from animals and plants that live in the past of. >> de-extinction. do you think it's doable in the foreseeable future? >> i don't think making 100% genome of this can be possible. this is why people who are interested in deextinction of the mammoth for example, used genome editing t

. >>> san diego, california, is a mecca for both athletes and outdoor enthusiasts. and it's where 25-year-old dusty harless settled after his successful college career as the aau national wrestling champion. dusty was a wakeboard salesman which combined his passion for sports with his personality for sales. >> he had so many friends, he knew so many different groups of people all over san diego and he was a great person. like if he touched your life, you were a lucky person. >> there's dusty's stomach. tomorrow he'll sit on the can for an hour, run five miles, come back, do a couple hundred push-ups. >> just after midnight one saturday night, dusty and his girlfriend sky flanders, were heading home after an evening on the town. >> we were just going to walk to a liquor store to call a cab. sky ran ahead of dusty, seeking shelter from the rain. a man in a car pulled up besides her. >> he said something to the effect, hey, baby, you want a ride? >> and i said no, i'm with someone, like obviously i don't need a ride because i'm not alone. he hadn't seen dusty right awa

now even south of san diego. and for the sierra nevada, it looks like temperatures rebounding not bad but the big warmup won't be until thursday and friday. you can see it trying to send in rain. it looks like it's staying south. a lot of cloud cover down towards san diego and phoenix but improving. cold morning, sunny and nice. 60s on your temps. 64 to 65 around sonoma, napa. also petaluma, 63 kentfield to 66 clearlake. same for fair field. pittsburg is in there as well. walnut creek, danville, san ramon out to livermore even downtown oakland. same for santa clara. san jose, morgan hill. and cupertino at 65. same for woodside and menlo park, palo alto all in there as well. most 60s on the coast. another cold morning and then sunshine but then warmer. it will take us into thursday and friday and the weekend. >> mid-70s. >> yeah. >> looks beautiful. >> thank you. >> any time. >>> all right. 7:21. we're less than an hour away from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's planned appearance in congress. coming up

sex offenders in san diego county challenged jessica's law, passed in 2006, which made it illegal for them to live within 2000 feet of any school or park. the court ruled those restrictions make it hard for sex offenders to find a place to live leaving many homeless. this week's decision affects only san diego county it could provide an opportunity for sex offenders in other counties, where housing is hard to come by to challenge that law. >>> three men accused of sexually abusing a woman and holding her against her will in sonoma county are expected to enter pleas today. the woman told detectives the men kidnapped her in december and helder in a compound near santa rosa. she said she was repeatedly beaten, threatened and raped. the alleged ring leader of the group faces 13 if el know charges including rape and sodomy. >>> volunteer also hold their final search for sierra lamar next week. the morgan hill teenager disappeared on her way to school in 2012. friends, family and volunteers are searching for her every weekend since then but run out of places to look. the last search for sie

church will name him the leader of the roman catholic church diocese in san diego. mcelroy will take over for bush. flores who died in september. mcelroy has made economic inequality one of his signature issues. >>> a legendary weiness in lap restaurant is gone but not forgotten. ming's closed in december after 58 years. this morning much of the restaurant goes up for auction. among the items available serving dishes and kitchen items, as well as a mirror with a carved wooden frame that belonged to the asian collection at the cleveland museum of arts. that auction, memorabilia for yourself, starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> a call to action, fremont police hope you can help find a lost puppy. the department has released these pictures of the pup. police found him yesterday and took him to the tricity animal shelter. they're hoping someone will know who he belongs to and where he lives. that shelter opens up at noon. >>> tens of thousands of silicon valley workers are closer this morning to a check in the mail. scott mcgrew they get a payoff from the companies they w

popular tourist attractions in san diego. the san diego zoo, so cute -- look at this -- jag war cub. the cub was born a few weeks ago but made its public debut yesterday. this is the mother's third baby. the new staff don't know yet if the cub is a by or a girl. cute. >>> hikers in southern california were surprised to fine a piano on top of a lookout in the santa monica mountains. ♪ how fantastic is that in this piano discovered on the top of toe panga look out. it was indicated the piano was hauled up on top of the mountain on tuesday for a music video for rachel long. beautiful view. >> "nbc nightly news" is next. we will have more local news right here on nbc bay area at 6:00. see you then. >>> on this sunday night, the final moments aboard the doomed jetliner. chilling reports of what the co-pilot did while the captain desperately tried to get back in the cockpit. >>> hard landing, an air canada flight careened off the runway. the nose of thplane sheared off and dozens eninjured. >>> power threat. an investigation into

there is the cell southwest of san diego. it looks like most of that will stay offshore and not have the intensity as of yesterday's system. but still it's pretty impressive as it rotates down toward baja. so it's a cold morning but it will be sunny and nice day. a little northerly breeze. nothing too outrageous. 60s on the temps. earn will be pretty close on these highs. 64 for novato. st. helena is close. fairfield 66. a little warmer toward antioch and brentwood. oakland 65. and livermore at 65 degrees. 67 gilroy to 64 in santa cruz. mid 60s san jose and also on the coast low 60s. cold morning wednesday and then warmer and much warmer as we head toward thursday and the weekend. mid 70s. a few upper 70s. >> look at all of those suns you put up there. >> changes middle of next week. >> okay. meaning could be some moisture? when you say change? >> i think we will get rain. >> okay we will just go with change. thank you, steve. >>> 5:51 is the time. a lawsuit over last years deadly rampage near uc santa barbara. coming up in 2

>> reporter: it only applies to san diego county. we could see similar challenges here. put it in perspective. jessica's law requires sex offenders to live at least 2,000 feet away from a school or a park or where children gather, that is less than a half mile or fewer than two laps around a high school track, so in a setting like this in santa clara, where we are this morning, maybe there's a little bit of space for that. however, san diego convicted sex offenders challenged this law saying that for them, it made it nearly impossible to find a place to live. if you're thinking, so what? they are criminals, why should their rights come first, law enforcement sided with them on this one saying that when the offenders cannot find a place to live, they can be a lot harder to track. sometimes they live on the streets or they stop registering all together. still, in san diego, where the change is beginning, folks are feeling really unsettled. >> those folks have problems and they have problems throughout their lives. >> why wait for a problem? why allow something like that to

let's wait until the end of the weekend. >> san diego's sheriff, they have a rule anyway. after 10 days, it's automatically, they send out homicide. >> could you have reported them missing and gotten police action before the ten days? >> i don't know. i don't know. maybe. >> it would take until monday, february 15th, 11 days after the family went missing for michael to call the sheriff's department. investigators came to the house. immediately alerted homicide. but chose not to seal off the scene. >> they don't put any tape, crime scene tape, nothing, just locked the house back up and leave to get warrants. >> you've got a family that's missing for a week and they're still not going to call it a crime scene? it was mistakenly not a crime scene. >> this investigative journalist said he's never seen a case like this one. >> it took san diego investigators to get the warrants. three days where anyone could come and go. >> detectives just told me this is not a crime scene and i can do whatever i want. >> certain items that might have been really key to the big mystery of why t

in san diego construction crews are finishing a $954 million desalination plant that will turn seawater into fresh water. >> because the pacific ocean is not dependent upon snowpack or rainfall, it's always going to be there. the largest reservoir in the world for that matter. so here we have a truly droughtproof supply. >> the plant is scheduled to run tests this spring, and water officials hope it will be up and running next year. 15 more desalination plants are proposed for up and down the california coast. throughout the year we'll be examining the effects of the drought on california. >> tonight we're talking with people who are dealing directly with the drought's impact. bo goldie, chief executive of the santa clara valley water district. phylicia marcus, chair of the state water resources control board. and paul wenger a farmer and president of the california farm bureau federation. thank you all for joining us tonight. phylicia, i wanted to begin with you. how bad is this drought? are we going to run out of water? >> well, it's the most horrendous drought that any of us have see

the professor graduated first in his class at the university of san diego school of law and clerked for the u.s. court of appeals for the ninth circuit. i ask you each summarize your testimony in five minutes or less to help you stay within that time limit.

san diego mountain snow and some very wintry conditions here. that lasts for another day. we are looking for a calm start the first full week of march. from our roof camera it's quiet. 50 in the city across the bay a little cooler. good morning, san carlos, 45 for you. 39 in san jose with 35 in gilroy and temperatures continuing to drop at the coast. upper 40s half moon bay. emeryville mid-30s. santa rosa, napa and fairfield 47 in concord but livermore sitting just at 40. could drop another degree. so overall compared to yesterday we are still cold. so certainly a chilly start to your sunday with 7 degrees of cooling compared to yesterday. you really didn't warm up much with the clouds and the rain yesterday from the east bay to the south bay. so upwards of a quarter to a third of an inch and even nearly .8 and .9-inch down by carmel yesterday. sunny and seasonably today with a chance of showers. tomorrow a partly cloudy day for your monday and more sunshine takes over with warmer weather before average temperatures returning for much of next week. so we have been warm all

enrique: el Área de san diego en california es uno de los principales lugares de explotaciÓn sexual en el paÍs. la cifra de trata de personas ha incrementado, muchas de las vÍctimas son jÓvenes inmigrantes. jorge: patricia es una de las miles de vÍctimas de trata de personas, durante 15 aÑos sufriÓ vejaciones y fue obligada a prostituirse, primero con la falsa promesa de que recuperarÍa sus hijos y despuÉs bajo amenaza. patricia: ya cuando estÁs adentro empieza a lo que es la realidad. que ya amenazan con hacerle daÑo a tu familia. jorge: vive en tijuana pero por aÑos una banda de trata de personas la explotÓ en diversos estados de mÉxico. en san diego en los casos de trata de personas se han incrementado en un 300%, en el 2009 se tenÍan registrados cuatro casos. >> estas vÍctimas en la mayorÍa es explotaciÓn sexual o explotaciÓn laboral. jorge: en la mayorÍa de los casos, las mujeres explotadas son engaÑadas, luego son llevadas a la frontera para venderlas sexualmente a estados unidos. >> muchos de los grupos pandilleros estÁn involucrÁndose en este tipo de activ

the professor graduated first in his class at the university of san diego school of law and clerked for the u.s. court of appeals for the ninth circuit. i ask you each summarize your testimony in five minutes or less to help you stay within that time limit.

the professor graduated first in his class at the university of san diego school of law and clerked for the u.s. court of appeals for the ninth circuit. i ask you each summarize your testimony in five minutes or less to help you stay within that time limit.

diego. >> fui jefe durante diez aÑos en la policÍa de san diego. entonces, bueno, me neguÉ, y-- >> te negaste a reprimir. >> claro, y me pasaron factura. >> entonces, te acusan... >> de desacato, a un amparo constitucional del tribunal supremo de justicia. >> y eso significa que, desde su punto de vista, tÚ no cumplÍas tu funciÓn y te meten a la cÁrcel de ramo verde. >> correcto. >> diez meses. >> diez meses y 15 dÍas. >> en esa cÁrcel es que pasas todo este tiempo con-- >> leopoldo lÓpez y daniel ceballos. a nosotros, los primeros tres meses y medio no tenÍan encerrados 23 horas al dÍa sin ni siquiera nos permitÍan estar juntos de cinco minutos, ¿no? nos sacaban una hora por separado, y nosotros como durante esos tres meses y medio, hablÁbamos a travÉs de las ventanas, de los barrotes, que ahÍ hay varias fotos que tÚ tienes de leopoldo y daniel. entonces, mira, despuÉs de los tres meses y medio, nos permitieron vernos entre nosotros, que durÁbamos de las 05:30, que nos abrÍan la celda, hasta las 19:00, que nos encerraban otra ve

diego. el juego tambin incluir la "fiesta gigantes" una celebracin en honor a la herencia hispana del rea de la baha. vo seguimos con mas emocionantes noticias en el area de la bahia pero ahora en el futbol. este domingo 22 de marzo los earthquakes finalemente podran estrenar su estadio en un partido oficial cuando se enfrenten al chicago fire. en su ultimo partido los qakes derrotaron a los sounders 3 a 2 a domicilio. se espera un lleno total en avaya stadium gabriel despues de meses de juntas y planeacion el dia de hoy finalmente se dio a conocer parte del calendario para el mundial que se estara disputando en catar el 2022. take vo vo la alternativa de jugar el campeonato en noviembre y diciembre era esperada despus que fuese recomendada por una comisin especial de la fifa que se reuni el mes pasado en doha qatar. el mundial usualmente se

down into southern california we're going from 78 on thursday in san diego to mid-80s friday

this decision immediately impacts san diego county but will almost certainly apply to the bay area as well. abc7 news reporter vic lee is in the newsroom now with more on this decision and its ramifications, vick. >> reporter: in this ruling the court essentially agreed with a lawsuit that the residency requirements actually make it less safe for children because you're driving the sex offenders underground and that makes it more difficult to enforce other measures like megan's law which requires them to register their addresses. >> end up telling their sister and the sister told mom. and mom went to the police. and arrested. >> reporter: ted was arrested for molesting two of his children. we interviewed him years ago after jessica's law was passed. even then, this parolee had problems finding a police to live that wasn't 2,000 feet from a school or a park. he ended up living in a motel outside san francisco pause there was nowhere he could live in the city without violating the residency revision. he told us he probably would end up homeless. lawyer ernie gal van says that's the prob

he comes from san diego. three-year deal, $11.5 million five of it guaranteed. he rushed for over 4,000 yards and 23 touchdowns. >> you know he likes to run the ball uses his running backs a lot that's big thing i wanted to come here for is to be to be used like that. it will be fun. i think it's going to showcase my talents a little bit more. eek wait. >> now the flyers, of course, trying to keep their play off hopes alive playing in st. louis louis. take look at it. it was a scoreless contest that went to a shootout. wayne simmonds needed to score to extent the contest. he was denied and the flyers lost one to nothing they're 10 points out of the playoff spot with 13 games left to go. >>> college basketball, the big east quarter finals underway and the cats of villanova taking on marquette. 17 of 29, three pointers. josh heart had a big day with 20 points. they win 84-49 to advance and in the a10 tournament lasalle versus umass khalil lewis hit a three pointer late in the game put them up by four and they won 76-69. advance to play davidson tomorrow. >>> so we

people in san diego county say this decision is unsettling. >> those folks have problems and they have problems throughout their lives. >> why wait for a problem? why -- why allow something like that to become an issue? >> although this week's decision affected only san diego county it could provide an opportunity for sex offenders in other counties where there is limited affordable housing to challenge the law as well. >>> official from san francisco is going to get a big promotion today. robert mcilroy is in charge of catholic churches social justice wing in san francisco. but today, the church is going to name him the leader of the roman catholic church diocese in san diego. mcilroy will be taking over for bishop surillio flores who died in september. mcilroy has made economic inequality one of his signature issues. >> hopes dashed. volunteers will hold their final search for sierra lamar next week. the morgan hill teenager disappeared back in 2012. ever since then family, friends, and volunteers have searched for her every weekend. they have now run out of places to look. the last

as well as san diego. some wet weather for you. but back home it's calm, it's cool and a look at the bay from the perspective of mt. tam. and we are looking at numbers ranging from 35 in gilroy where it is really chilly there to 45 in san carlos. 50 san francisco. and 48 in half moon bay. from our roof camera it's clear and the numbers range from just the mid-30s here so another chilly start from napa, petaluma and livermore sitting at 40 and fairfield dropped into the upper 40s. 33 concord. 24 hours ago we were slightly warmer. look at mountain view. it's 10 degrees colder for you. in san jose also a chillier start but a much calmer afternoon for the south bay and the east bay. had a lot of those build up. most of you saw some precip but many in the north bay didn't see anything at all. today is a new day as we begin a new month. numbers on the cool side along the coast. we are looking at another system to slide along the coast slightly offshore, that will keep the rain mainly away from the bay but a few chances around it. we will

es lÓgico de san diego estÁ de fiesta, es una gorila bebÉ que le vamos a mostrar cumplir su primer aÑo de nacida. se salvÓ de milagro el parto los mÉdicos podrÁn practicarle una rara cesÁrea ella naciÓ con daÑos en los pulmones o isela ve jugando y hasta comiendo pastel, feliz cumpleaÑos volvemos esta noche a las 11, buenas noches. marÍa: hoy es viernes 13 de marzo de 2015 y estos son los titulares. el papa francisco habla con una periodista de televisa sobre la situaciÓn en la frontera, el narcotrÁfico, la violencia, los 43 estudiantes fallecidos y su cancelada visita a mÉxico. algunos alivios migratorios del presidente obama podrÍan entrar en vigencia. manifestantes llamados a la calma en ferguson, pero advierten que seguirÁn pidiendo cambios en las autoridades de esa ciudad, mientras la policÍa continÚa la bÚsqueda de quienes dispararon contra los agentes. y narra la odisea el hombre que tuvo que transportar en su auto a los hermanos que atentaron contra la maratÓn de boston. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univision, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ jo

. >>> acaban de dar a conocer el video de la explosiÓn que cobrÓ la vida de un hombre de san diego en california, su familia acusa a a agentes de patrulla fronteriza provocÁndole la muerte y el estallido, jorge tiene lo Último desde san diego. >>> asÍ es josÉ el video grabado por la cÁmara de seguridad de una de las unidades de la patrulla fronteriza mueras muestra el momento fatal del hecho y es la nuevoa evidencia de la familia de martÍn, en las imÁgenes se aprecia cuando 63 agentes de la pan trufrltrulla fronteriza no vestÍan sus uniformes y con la sirena actividad detienen al joven de 25 aÑos en california. segundo despuÉs se observa como uno de los agentes utiliza su linterna para romper la ventana del pasajero y despuÉs disparar su arma de descarga elÉctrica. hecho que segÚn el abogado de martÍn causÓ la explosiÓn del auto donde muriÓ el joven. nosotros le preing t estamosguntamos al abogado que representa la familia por quÉ no se entregÓ a los agentes federales en vez de tratar de huir y esto nos dijo. >>> y este coche sin marca, los agentes adentro sin unifo

you will see what is going on down of san diego. really not for us expect for the colder lows. 30s and 40s to 50 up in the sierra and truckee. it does look mostly sunny there today. maybe a few cues building up in the afternoon. all the active weather looks like it's move into central nevada. a cold morning sunny and nice. a little northerly breeze almost cake in. 60s on your temps. warm upstarts tomorrow and takes us into the end of the week. more of that coming up in 12 minutes. here is brian. anything new to report? >>> yeah it's starting to get very busy out there. especially at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's take a look at that this morning. metering lights came on ten minutes earlier than it did yesterday. that came on around 5:36 this morning. the traffic backed up to the foot of the maze. the commute into here remains decent. about 25 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze. but if you go in the cash lanes you will be moving in. 580 westbound is a mess. there was a motorcycle accident and a car. it's effect

the nfl signed sharif rice coming from santa clara from san diego. the niners are about to ink running back reggie bush, former u.s.c. star and former bau of kim kardashian. he rushed for 5400 yards and 35 touchdowns playing nine seasons for the lions, dolphins and saints. niners fans, defensive back pairish cox is gone. the free agent signed with the tennessee titans, reported three years, 15 million. cox had five interceptions last season and if you are scoring at home, he is the 6th san francisco starter to leave this offseason. college basketball can't get any better than top ranked kentucky wild cat. it was the inside outside game. harrison throwing its up. give me a first half rat willer. cats up 12. later in the half, willie mccauley, get that out of here. fast break starts and here we go. trey lyle, lay-in and one. cats up 17. kentucky won the sec semifinals 91-67 and they are 323-0 going against arkansas. >>> mountain west champion game wyoming taking on san diego in white. josh williams, knocks it down. wyoming goes in front by 2. 15 second

duke san diego state. sanford beginning their request for a 13 final four. unusually low seed. a four seed this year hosting 13 seed northridge. mascot danceoff. three wins every time. every time. cardinals in. bonnie, up 13. math dor. fight back. ashley gway in traffic. cardinals down to 24-4 run. and then willie thompson the jumper. the steal. the hustle. ahead to thompson. sanfordhe winner 73-60. win number 800. at sanford. number 9, next up oklahoma on monday. not a matter of if. but when the warriors will win the first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers. 14 to play hosting utah tonight. looking to three game but sat for third straight game. sprained ankle. justin holiday in the starting line-up. baseline for the flush. if it isn't a hard shot, seth curry has no interest. how about difficult on that reverse. difficulty scale of 1 to 10. a 10 between final tap. this is an 11. all the way to 11. this is a 9. curry, 22 at last check. harris and barnes for the flush. on green to andre. dunk right now. 89-75. dove leading in the fourth. about 70 years today,

and a deal to build a stadium in carson for the san diego chargers and oakland raiders could head to voters for approval. >>> a health scare at an east bay high school. up next the illness one student caught that has the whole student body on edge. >> but first a dog stuck between two shipping containers. the special equipment firefighterrers had to use to get -- firefighters had to use to get him out. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. san francisco police increased patrols as they investigate two people killed near crocker amazon park. two men were sitting in a parked car when two attackers snuck up on them and opened fire. both were in their 20s. distraught relatives and friends. >> very popular park. >> before the shooting there were dozens of people out at the park and police say it's lucky no one else got caught in the cross fire. the gunman ran off. they are still the large. the motivings in the shooting are still under investigation. >>> a sacramento man was arrested for taking photos of girls. a girl yelled and told her mother who chased down painer with the help of another

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they have rain from southern california san diego palm springs. snow showers and wintry weather there. beach today? well kind of cool. low 60s should do it in santa cruz yesterday .2 of shower activity. even upwards of .75-inch in carmel. 53 san francisco. you didn't see anything. oakland saw a little bit of rain. 49 in san jose where all the activity seemed to be yesterday and through morgan hill. mt. tam, boy temperatures have climbed about 10 to 12 degrees since this morning's mid-30s. 51 in fairfield. 50 livermore and 53 in concord. from our sutro tower camera, this is it around much of the bay today. plenty of sunshine. some partly cloudy skies down around the south bay, but overall we are talking about seasonal day today. more clouds tomorrow with a chance of isolated shower. this system will not be moving right over the state. it's going to parallel the coastline and that's going to decrease our chance of showers. dry and warm weather continues through much of march. the first week anyway. there's the low. you can pick it out. circulation i

san diego is where scott grew up. his family lived here. with his knowledge of the area, scott did his best to escape. >> he was trying to lose us on surveillance. he was trying to lose the police presence. >> what did your agents notice in the days before the final takedown? >> our agents noticed that he had dyed his hair, mustache and beard to an orange color. >> their goal, to keep scott in sight until they get confirmation on the dna so they can bust him. but scott keeps moving, often switching vehicles to elude detection. on april 18th, agents track him to this neighborhood. but scott bolts in a 1984 mercedes that cops hadn't seen before. >> we didn't know he was in the mercedes until that morning. >> he bought the mercedes with cash using his mother's name, jacqueline. are you jacqueline, the seller asked? it's like i'm the boy named sue. >> scott takes off from this neighborhood at a high rate of speed. >> he went from san diego county to riverside in orange and the only purpose was to try to lose surveillance. >> in other words, it

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it was at the otamesa border crossing just south of san diego. officers say the truck driver was a 46-year-old mexican national. he was arrested on the spot. and the marijuana has an estimated street value of nearly $19 million. the seizure is the second largest ever single incident at a u.s. border crossing. >>> hyundai recalling 263,000 cars for problems with their power steering problems. it includes coarse from the 2008 to 2010 model years. hyundai says an electronic sensor in those cars can malfunction and disable the power steering system. that means drivers would have to steer manually. hyundai says no accidents or injuries related to the problem have been reported but the car maker is notifying owners of effected cars and dealers will fix the problems for free. the new phones will feature a metal design. they will also come in five colors and multiple storage options ranging from 32 gigabytes to 128 gigabytes. and as a new member of the ktvu family we want to congratulate sal. look at that picture. that is so sweet. he and his wife on the

there is an easterly breeze that is blowing. 21 up in truckee. 53 for san diego but 61 down in san diego. you can see where the cold air is again. what is new? new york city 14. washington 16. these are the cold temps. 5 in chicago. the windchill there is 9 below. 25 in dallas. there is your jet stream carves itself out. it's been there for a long time. the mountain of it over the west coast. i don't really see any change here. the system might breakthrough around the middle of next week. i'm just not sold on it. it doesn't look like it will be too much. over all clear skies it will be good. cold morning. warmer afternoon. temperatures on their way up after the 30s and 40s and 50s. some mid 60s here as temperatures begin to head them up and move them out anita will be nice because the easterly breeze the coast will be fabulous. looks nice on saturday. and mostly sunny but dry into tuesday. >> spring forward. >> which i don't like. >> it's not good for us on the early shift. everybody out there we lose a bit of an hour. and i'm sorry you're not feeling well. >> it's depressing. >> we're h

. >> hi, sam, welcome to san diego. sam: i have spent some time in hospitals. they don't usually look like this. >> that is our objective. sam: you have succeeded. seems more like a hotel. >> definitely not medical. you'll get that feel as you explore the building. this is the result of a healthcare bond asked in california, the largest one in california history. sam: how much did this whole operation cost? >> this hospital is about $1 billion. sam: excellent. >> the first thing you do when you come in and get registered. sam: which usually means a clipboard and about 38 pages of paper. >> that's right, but we don't do that here. >> please come closer to the camera. we have finished taking pictures of your eye. sam: that is it. >> can move my head now? >> yes, you can. >> you are now registered. in a hospital when tests are ordered for you, we can identify all of that information and associate it with you to make sure that all of the records are stored in one place. sam: you guys have not only rethinking registration, but things like monitoring vital signs. whe

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favoring san diego county, they picked up an inch of rain. a lot of them for us but us, clear skies. concord right now. 65 degrees, oakland, 71, livermore, 61 degrees, san francisco, 58. as we end a beautiful sunday, plenty of sunshine tonight. chillier inland but clear skies. my the time monday comes, we will have cloudy skies, the readings, middle to upper 40s around the bay. a chance of rain coming into the bay area tomorrow. even less so than what we had on saturday. a different system that is about it. this pressure, causing problems, they need rain in southern california, nothing else but to water their lawns, tomorrow, another low, introducing a chance of showers into the bay area. it will not be much, if anything. most confined to the coastline and the hills and will squeeze out the moisture before it has a chance to do much. a few showers tomorrow. less sunshine tomorrow than today. and as the week goes on the high pressure builds in, we will have a sunny and dry rest of the week. numbers will be near 70 degrees by next weekend. futu

miguel almaguer, nbc news, san diego. >>> that is "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm carl quintanilla reporting from new york. from all of us here at nbc news, good night. going to happen to us. but it did. >> right now at 6:00 the search is over. sierra lamar's mother tearfully thanks volunteer who have spent the last several years looking for her daughter. good evening i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker. a very sad milestone in the case of missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. three-year anniversary of her disappearance is two days away. still no body has been recovered. as nannette miranda reports her family and dozens of volunteers have decided today would be the last day of formal searches to look for her. >> we're taking the north end of the island. >> reporter: the last formal search for sierra lamar concentrated in the coit creek area of morgan hill. teams of volunteers braved rugged terrain. looking for clues, any sign of the missing 15-year-old who disappeared nearly three years ago on her way to school. >> we were specially looking for depres

they analyzed one such event, a measles outbreak that struck an under-vaccinated area of san diego in 2008. like most measles outbreaks, it came from abroad. it began when an infected seven-year-old returned from a family vacation in switzerland on january 15. the child gave measles to two siblings, and collectively, they infected classmates at the san diego cooperative charter school in linda vista. a visit to the children's clinic of la jolla spread the infection to four others. one of these, an infant, flew on a plane to hawaii, where she was intercepted and quarantined. the other 250 passengers had to be contacted and tracked. dr. wilma wooten is san diego county's public health officer. >> this entire process resulted in exposur es of almost 1,000 individuals, 90 with no proof of immunization, 73 were quarantined, 12 additional actual cases of measles in san diego. >> narrator: public health officials determined that what allowed measles to enter the community was that kids were not being immunized because their parents were getting around public school immunization rules by usin