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meanwhile, the exodus of foreigners continued today, the tripoli airport jammed with people trying to get out. more than 160 americans will remain on aboard a ferry set to leave tripoli for malta as soon as the weather clears. cbs news correspondent mandy clark is in libya tonight and begins our coverage. >> reporter: libyan rebels were taking joe rides today in armored vehicles seized when the army in the eastern half of the country gave up the fight. in tobruk, we got a firsthand loo...

considering the fact that mt. diablo at 3864 feet. mt. hamilton 1000 feet short of being a mile high. rain by snow this time tomorrow night. potential to get down to sea level maxes out late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. thats when the cold front is followed by maybe enough precipitation to actually get some flakes on the ground in san francisco for the first time since 1976. and we are going to be looking at temperatures tomorrow hit a high probably in the predawn hours. no...

to zero. >> when an increasing amount of american men are running on empty. >> i have been on birth control for five years and didnt know it. >> all right. lets get right to the talk of snow. meteorologist brian hackney with a look at whats happening right now. brian? >> high dana, the pressures are falling throughout the bay area, wind out of the south, rain coming down, approaching an inch in marin and a half inch on the peninsula. fairly strong cells extending through southern marin...

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the scene. well have more on that. back to you guys. >> thank you. its 6:00 now. crews will be back out today digging in a north bay backyard this morning to remove a body found buried underground. christin ayers is in novato with more on how this could be connected to a missing man and why the mans wife isnt talking. joins me now live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. as you can see, fbi investigators and police still out here this morning guarding the home where that b...

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a celebration where don knapp is with local reaction to this historic event. don. >> reporter: dana, it is a little unusual for us to come to a rally in support of a revolution and then learn that the revolution is over, the people have won and now they are celebrating. thats what they are doing here at united nations plaza, celebrating, not wanting to let go of this moment. egyptians everywhere are elated with their peoples victory. >> absolute euphoria. elated. it is a proud moment f...

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lesson for so many first time homeowners. >> some came in where their payments were going to be around say $2000, then the rates ended up adjusting a few years down the road and their payment ended up going up to 3000, $3500. thats where the downfall happened. >> reporter: several areas that grew rapidly during the boom, modesto, fresno, las vegas, but the housing bust left a number of homes unoccupied because of overbuilding and foreclosure crisis. turning communities like mountain ho...