investigators in southern california believe they have solved the mystery of a gruesome murder in the mojave desert. now, at five, why they believe five men now in custody are responsible for the six dead bodies found by police last week . >> president biden is considering how to respond after a drone attack kills three u.s. service members in jordan. what we're learning about how that enemy drone slipped through u.s. air defenses. coming up, hopefully this isn't a shattering this is a setback at a bike shop in the east bay now beingceer being robbed. >> the impact it's having on the business owner and the surrounding community. plus it's the second snow survey of the season taking place today. as more storms approachto california this week. good morning. it's tuesday, january 30th. >> we're going to start the check of our forecast with drew. >> yeah. good morning. so we had

record warmth yesterday. today it's still pretty mild out there but not as bright as clouds move in here we're tracking tomorrow. live look from the exploratorium camera. you can see the embarcadero lit up in forty-niners colors, and we have partly to mostly cloudy skies out there. currently, temperatures not too chilly by any means. i mean, we're sitting at 57 degrees right now in the city. it's 54. in oakland, the same in san jose. one of the cooler spots, danville coming in at 48, the same in santa rosa. so today we'll find those clouds moving in from time to time. we'll turn mostly cloudy throughout the afternoon. but despite the clouds underneath a pretty mild air mass into the afternoon. we'll get you into the 60s, if not low 70s. we're not expecting any records today, but temperatures still about 5 to 10 degrees above average. these clouds are rolling in ahead of our storm system. tomorrow. we have upgraded the storm to a level three, a strong storm on the abc seven storm impact scale wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening. rain will be heavy at times. strong, gustywie

flooding and some wind damage. we have flood watches up. we have wind advisories up. we'll talk all about what to expect tomorrow. coming up in about eight minutes. let's check in with gloria and see how things going. >> yeah. you know, so far things are looking pretty good out there. it is early, so not too much traffic right now. but this is one of our busier spots this morning. this is our 80 camera in emeryville. and you can see it is busier as you head westbound past golden gate fields to the maze. but no major delays this morning. >> thank you. gloria, a beloved small business in the east bay got robbed and is now forced to close up shop. , serving up weekend rides and events of all kinds for the neighbors that all changed a few weeks ago when store owner najari smith was surprised to find the store was robbed of at least $10,000 in merchandise. the impact is so big, smith says. the store will have to close for the foreseeable future. he says this hurts on a different level because rich city rides is not a big box store at all. >> the display cases emptied out

all of the inventory that we had on the wall. all the bicycle products, the lights, lock box, you know, differen says he would like to reopen the shop hopefully by next year. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office says a third body has been found after a small plane crashed off the coast of half moon bay earlier this month. that body was found in the water near the location of where the plane went down last week. the coroner's office identified a second body found as 26 year old cassidy. repetitive oakland. the third victim has not yet been identified. died. investigators are searching also believed to e been on the plane. big explosions near a sikh temple in sacramento were caused by propane tanks, according to local fire officials. that fire followed the fire that followed, i should say burned at least two

cars and badly damaged a nearby building. yesterday afternoon. now, the temple itself was not damaged and no injuries were reported. >> police arrested five men in connection to the six bodies found in a remote desert area in san bernardino county. we first brought you the story last week. now, investigators believe a dispute over marijuana led to the murders. glory is at the live desk with what police are saying. gloria reggie. >> the six victims were found shot to death in the middle of the desert. nearly one week ago. the san bernardino county sheriff's office says that four of the bodies were found burned. investigators say the 9-1-1 one call came in to request a welfare check last tuesday. the person who called was one of the victims names. >> dispatchers received a 911 call from a subject who spoke spanish. the caller told dispatchers he was shot, but he did not know the location he was at, and it appeared the call ended. dispatch archers tracked the p via latitude and longitude coordinates to a

remote area. we are confident that this appears to be a dispute over marijuana, which resulted in the involved in organized crime. all five suspects are being held without bail. investigators have not yet determined if the suspects are involved with drug cartels as kumasi. >> thank you, gloria conflict in the middle east after three american service members were killed in a drone attack in jordan. abc news has learned. u.s. forces may abc nes reporter nguyen this morning. >> president biden, facing a difficult balancing act as he considers the risks of u.s. military strikes in the middle east after a drone attacked an army base in jordan, killing three u.s. service members specialist brianna moffat,

special is at kennedy, sanders and sergeant william jerome rivers moffat celebrated her 23rd birthday nine days before she was killed, her mother telling cnn she just light up a room when never. >> whateveinjured in the attack, blamed on iranian backed militants sunday. >> a senior official telling abc news the working theory is the enemy drone slipped past air defenses because it may have been mistaken for a u.s. drone that was landing at the same time, the u.s. likely factoring in that potential failure into their response. iran has denied any involvement, according to u.s. officials, there have been at least 165 attacks on u.s. forces i out in october, all of them blamed on iran backed militants. president biden held an urgent meeting with his national security team yesterday after vowing to retaliate. eight secretary of defense lloyd austin, echoing the president's

remarks, speaking for the first time since his hospitalized mission, president and i will not tolerate attack to defend te us and our troops. but for any strikesl says biden has deep misgivings, fearing the conflict could further escalate. but meanwhile hopes for a two month cease fire between israel and hamas may have hit a roadblock. hamas has reportedly rejected the deal, insisting on only a permanent ceasefire in exchange for releasing hostages. and when abc news washingtonoday in the sierra will be underway in just a few hours, abc seven news reporter lena howland is joining us with a preview of what we can expect and what it could mean for the state's water supply. >> lena kumasi, good morning. today will be the second state snowpack reading of the season, and already experts are expecting to see some promising changes, boosted by a number of

big storms over the past month during the state snowpack. first measurement back on january second, it was just 25% of normal. now we are getting a clue of what we could see today from the cal central sierra snow lab. they put out daily readings and now we have jumped to 59% of normal. thanks to recent storms. that's week. now, later on this morning, officials from the state department of water resources will head to phillips station near the snowpack reading. it's a key indicator of the health of the entire snowpack, which provides nearly a third of the state's water supply. today's snowpack reading is expected to happen right around 11:00 this morning. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. thanks lena, and we are expecting more snow starting tomorrow. >> winter storm watch is in effect for the entire sierra lasting through friday morning. heavy snow. at times we're thinking 1 to 2ft abovet

in our highest peaks, likely picking up three feet of snow today, though, it's quiet, we have a lot of cloud cover from time to time. maybe some coastal drizzle, but for the most part, we're not tracking weather the next 24 hours. the heavy rain really holds off until tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. so today it's not as sunny as yesterday wa mid side. we'll have mostly cloudy conditions throughout the afternoon. those temperatures getting above average once again. low 60s along the coast, but our warmest spots going into the low 70s for daytime highs. now as we get you into wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening, it is a level three on the abc seven storm impact scale. a strong storm, heavy rain at times, strong gusty winds as well. so we are looking at pockets of flooding developing and certainly some wind damage. here's live doppler seven along with satellite clouds ahead of our storm system. the storm system back here that is set to move in here tomorrow. so we already have watches up a flood watch is in effect for the

entire region because heavy rain is going to fall on some pretty saturated soil. so we are anticipating tomorrow evening. we'll see some flooding likely on our roads. our smaller streams and our smaller streams creeks. it's not only that, we also have winds to worry about. most of the area under a wind advisory for the santa cruz mountains, under a high wind warning, we're underneath thatip to 60mph. we're going to go hour by hour in future weather. time out this storm, reggie coming up in about nine minutes. >> drew. thank you. a piece of nasa history is now on display in l.a. coming up the overnight effort to get the space construction begins on the building around it. and we are two months into a three month ban on street vendors in san francisco's mission district. >> the restriction getting mixed reviews from vendors, business owners and nbo out with the company and in with the community. >> the major transformation in store for a neighborhood in san ramon and a live look outside. >> right now. we are still in the 40 niners victory right bac.

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caught up with permitted vendors and businesses in the area to get their take on the ban. so far. >> it's been 62 days since san francisco implemented a 90 day street vending ban on mission street, and business owners rept signs of improved that the streets are look more clean and more safe for the kids that go to school for their place. that feeling is backed up by a survey from the city's office of economic workforce development, pointing to 56% of businesses feeling mission street is safer, 67% of businesses have seen a positive change on mission street, with more people coming

in and i hopefully with it was getting better. we also saw it 24 streets, bar plaza wasned re public works inspectors and san francisco police officers, but workers in this area say after inspectors leave illegal activity comes back. i saw in the nights mostly uh- they are doing vending at the same place. >> the mainly for the bart, bart around the bart area. >> supervisor hillary ronen represents the mission district. she says public safety has improved. >> we had uh- extortion of legitimate for about a year to try to fix the situation by creating a whole permitting system that we tried to enforce, and it was so overwhelming and chaotic that it didn't work. >> but more than 100 permitted street vendors can't wait for the ban to end. one of them is reina portillo. we found her outside a restaurant with her stars.and. turns out she is paying the restaurant to be here

. >> i haven't un poquito mas. >> i used to sell more when i was actually on the sidewalk. the city also leased two properties to give permitted vendors a space to sell during the ban. we went to both of them. one of them is closed on mondays. here's the second one. we're back at the tiangge and it's empty. there's only two vendors here, and last time we were here, there were maybe five of the tiangge has space for 40 vendors today. manuel was one of the only ones here. he says he makes>> and they'll tell me, who you pay your i don't know, he said, well, next month, you know , pay you going up? oh well, i don'tervisor ronen if the ban will continue past february 27th. that it's likely we're probably going to want to continue in san francisco. luz pena abc seven news. >> the state is requiring cities across california to cut red tape and speed up construction

to create millions of new homes by the end of the decade. tomorrow is a major deadline in the process. here in the bay area, the deadline. cities and communities may lose state funding eligibility, and developers could be able to bypass local zoning laws. the housing need in california is still really great, and as a result, it has become more important that cities and counties hold to their commitments that they're making to their own community. >> so that we can get the housing built. >> about 20 jurisdictions still need to adopt a state approved housing plan by the deadline tomorrow. a new development in san ramon could bring thousands of new homes, not everybody is buying in, at least not yet. the development will take over chevron san ramon office campus off bollinger canyon road. sunset development is drafting plans to build 2600 homes, apartments and condos on the 92 acre parcel. the plans also include a new retail center, a new park and a 3500 seat

amphitheater. the developer doesn't foresee any major problems. >> one of the nice things about taking a big office campus like that down and delivering homes is they used less water, less power, there's less traffic because people don't come and go at one time like they do with 1,000,000.5ft■!s of office. >> some residents, we spoke with acknowledged the upside, but they're not convinced there will be less traffic. they're also concerned about the esthetics, the future for a swim center in santa clara that's been home to several olympic swimmers will be discussed at a city council meeting today. >> the city of santa clara recently closed the haines international swim center because it no longer meets safety codes. it's been open since 1965. 80 olympian have trained there, including mark spitz, michael phelps and natalie coughlin. one idea is a bond measure to pay for a new facility, a major move for the space shuttle endeavor. it's been on display horizontally at a temporary exhibit at the california science center in la for over a decade now, it's

moving into its permanent home at the museum overnight, a crane hoisted the shuttle vertical so it can be mated with a huge external fuel tank and two rocket boosters, one that's done. the building will be completed around endeavor before the display opens to the public. endeavor flew 25 missions between 1992 and 2011, when nasa's shuttle program ended. >> that's awesome. that is cool. yeah that's really cool. that's that's just so cool. um watching them land just gliding down. yeah it was very neat. so this morning, it is mild out there, but we will have storms returning here to the forecast tomorrow. so get your storm preps in today as that heavy rain and some damaging winds are in the forecast tomorrow evening. a live look from san jose. right now we have partly to mostly cloudy skies. today's a really quiet day. you'll notice we keep the mild air from yesterday. not going to get any records today, but still 60s and 70s in the afternoon is still above average. a lot of cloud cover moving in here throughout the afternoon, so not as bright

as yesterday. those clouds will give way to rain tomorrow on the abc seven storm impact scale. it's a level three strong storm. we have tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow evening, not only heavy rain, but also strong gusty winds at times. here's future weather. this evening is trying to bring us a light sprinkle in the north bay, but i think most areas are waiting for the rain tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning's commute looks to be okay. we'll start to see some showers move into the north bay right around 9 a.m, but it's into the afternoon. we'll start to thatrillionain spread across the entire region and then into the evening. that's. we'll be tracking heavy rounds of rain. this is 8 p.m, for example, and up quickly. so looking at rainfall totals, part of the reason why we increase the storm

impact scale is because we're going to see a lot of rain and a short amount of time. a lot of cities around the bay shoreline 1 to 2in a lot higher in the north bay, we're likely looking at three, four, even five inches ofs gusty in the morning tomorrow along the coast. and then as we head into the afternoon and evening, not out of the question, we'll see. winds gusting over 50mph at times. that will likely bring trees down. we'll have power outages potentially, and also pockets of flooding. so tomorrow evening is just going to be very messy. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. cloudier but still mild today. heavy rain and strong winds tomorrow will still have showers on thursday and friday. we'll get a dry day to start out saturday, but rain is back in the forecast sand >> yeah, you know right now we have no major issues out there on the roads. so that's some good news. let's get a live look right now at our one on one camera in san jose. you can see that traffic is flowing nicely here. this is at the i 80 over crossing. we have no major delays in this area. and then a look at your drive times for

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it's comeback season. warning. number one, the oakland police department is set to give an update today in the homicide case of retired officer police officer kevin nishida. he was guarding a tv news crew in 2021, when he was shot during an attempted robbery. one of the suspects was just arrested earlier this month in kansas city. two others are also facing charges. increase in violent cr. most of the victims have been targeted on the island of new providence, which is home of the capital city of nassau. >> number three, ellen musk

claims his startup, neuralink, has implanted a brain chip in its first human patient. he made that announcement on x, saying the person is, quote, recovering well. >> number four, the second snow survey of the season set to take place in the sierr be below ave, but much higher than the first survey, which found the snowpack was just 25% of normal and number five, we are mild again today, but a lot more cloud cover ahead of a storm system. >> tomorrow we'll get your temperatures in the 60s and into the 70s. tomorrow, though, it is a level three strong storm in the evening we will have heavy rain and strong damaging wind gusts u to 60mph. >> and number six, this is a good time to hit the roads because traffic is not too bad right now. this is right now a live look at our bay bridge toll plaza camera. the metering lights are not on and there are no waits at the pay gates. >>r less. the company is. >> the a's are a step closer to making a move to las vegas, according to the chronicle. the

tropicana resort, located on the strip, sent a letter to employees saying that it's going to close april 2nd. the 67 year old resort needs to be leveled before the new ballpark can be built. the team's new facility isn't expected to open until 2028 at the earliest. the a's ownership has not released any updated renderings or a full ballpark funding plan. it's also still unclear where the team is going to play after the coliseum lease expires at the end of this upcoming season. speaking of vegas, the ticket price to attend super bowl 58 is getting everybody talking this week. >> multiple resale ticket sites say the average price of on whe, tickets for the game are selling for their highest prices ever. 140 niner faithful says he's no longer monin guaranteed to get a super bowl ticket. >> the price tha um, is the 2100 i paid a piece earlier in october, plus 3500

for tickets. >> ray pena gambled earlier this season, so he put up nearly $4,300 for rights to two seats. if off. the 40 niners made it to the super bowl. this was on c tickets by sports illustrated. now if they did not make it, he would have lost all that money. >> a lot of people might be worried about losing that money. yeah green bay game, i was playing, i was like, come on, just please let my team go. >> oh, that is a lot of stress. well now pena says he is paying just overr tickets that are now going for, as we told you, anywhere from 9 to 12 grand a piece in the resale market. and get this, his wife only found out about the gamble on sunday. >> oh, after they won.

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frustration >> supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, speaking in the land. what she told an east bay crowd about recent decisions by the conservative leaning court. >> we need more champions for children, champions who make sure that we live up to our values. when it comes to all children from health care to social media, we are hearing from hillary clinton speaking at a san francisco summit on the challenges facing today's youngn brain implant technology. the news from elon musk's startup neuralink inc, and the criticism it's already getting from the scientific community. this morning. good morning everybody. >> it is tuesday, january 30th. >> check on the weather now from drew. hey good morning. >> we hang on to the mild air today but we bring cloud cover into the forecast live look from our exploratorium camera. the embarcadero lit up and niners

golden red. we will have a mostly c, the city is in the upr 50s right? 54 in san jose. some cooler spots like santa rosa, danville, livermore starting in the upper 40. we'll take you to our east bay hills. camera. good visibility, but once that sun gets up here, you'll be able to see a lot of cloud cover overhead. so we'll call it limited sunshine this afternoon, but we'll still get those temperatures above average by about 5 to 10 degrees. we're not expecting record highs the sun . there is a slight chance of a shower in the north bay, but t n and the evening. we'll have rain heavy at times. some strong gusty winds, so the combo of flooding and wind damage is on

the table. we're going to go into detail with this storm system coming up in about nine minutes. let's check in with gloria and see how the commute is going. yeah you know no major issues on the road this morning. >> and right now we're getting a live look in oakland. so folks who are driving thro 8-80 camera at the oakland coliseum. and then when we take a look at mass transit for this morning, everything is on time right now. bart, caltrain and ace. >> thank you gloriy oakland pole planning to give an update on the murder of retired police officer kevin nishida. he died more than two years after two years ago. after being shot during a robbery while guarding a tv news crew. abc seven news out the case, howland here. lena. >> well, kumasi police haven't released much information about today's update, but we are expecting to get some kind of new information from oakland police on this case in just a few more hours. this comes after a third suspect in the death of security guard kevin nishida was arrested in jackson county, missouri, earlier this month. lauren gilbert was found by

investigators from the u.s. marshals service, pacific southwestrillionegion fugitive task force kan city police, and missouri state highway patrol. when task force members approached him in a parking lot to arrest him, he took off running across a highway and was later taken into custody. gilbert is believed to be the getaway driver for the 2021 attempted robbery, and killing of retired police officer kevin nishida. two other men are already in custody, also facing charges, as officials from the oakland police department are holding a press conference about this update this morning at 1030. we, of course, will let you know what happens. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena. in the east bay supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is opening up about the frustration she feels daily as the court's conservative majority moves the country fart. >> i live in frustration. um, and as you heard, every loss truly traumatizes me in my

stomach and in my heart. um, but i have to get up the next morning and keep on fighting sotomayor's comments come after recent rulings on a number of issues, including gun rights and the power of federal agencies, as vice president kamala harris issuing a warning during her visit to the south bay urging voters to protect access to abortion ahead of the november election. >> if these folks have their way and they've already articulated it as part of their agenda, they'll get a national ban. >> so let's understand none of us can afford to sit back and say, thank god we're in california. >> harris spoke in san jose yesterday as part of her nationwide fight for reproductive freedoms tour. the vice president's discussion was interrupted several times by demonstrators calling for a ceasefire in gaza. >> president and i are working on that every single day. so so

go back to what we were discussing her to come here and tell us that she cares about our health and wellness while she bombs women who look like us is not going to be acceptable. i've seen the power of the nationwide tour from vice president harris is a part of a white house plan to fight for reproductive rights as it heads into the november election. >> some of the big some of the biggest names in tech and top policymakers are in san francisco this week looking to help the lives of kids and families. >> statistics around children's well-being uh- poverty, education, health content due to haunt our nation. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton was one of the many speakers highlighting some of the nation's most critical issues facing children and families. those include access to mental health services, early childhood education and technology. the ceo of openai, sam altman, also spoke yesterday. he argued for the use of artificial intelligence to make life easier and more

efficient. >> a.i. will be a new way to use the internet. i'll be a new way to do work more productively. ai will be a new way to discover science. a new way to get better health care. >> a national poll published by common sense media found a majority of people ages 12 to 17 stressed the need for mental health resources through the us education system. two east bay lawmakers are pushing for legislation to beef up online protection for california's kids . berkeley state senator nancy skinner and oakland assembly member buffy wicks say their bills would limit the harms associated with social media addiction and provide more roata privacy. attorney general rob bonta calls the bills landmark pieces of legislation on social media companies unfortunately show us time and time again that they're all too willing to ignore the detriment to our children. >> the pain to our children, the mental health and physical health challenges that they face

in order to pursue profits. and we need to do better. we need to do things differently. we >> skinner's bill would prohibit online platforms from sending an addictive social media feed to a t from a parent or guardian, with bill gives consumers the right to know which personal information businesses collect and sell, and the right to stop those sales to third parties. this morning, there's a potential breakthrough in brain implant technology. >> elon musk claims his startup new ralink made manager announcement. so gloria, many experts a musk might want to future. >> kumasi elon musk made a series of posts on his platform x that the first human got an implant from neuralink over the weekend, and is recovering well. >> it was just six months ago that the company said they were looking to start human trpatienn chip aims to let thoughts control electronic devices like phones or computers. people are paralyzed from stroke, traumatic

brain injury or spinal cord injury could see the benefits. neuralink has faced. federal probes that include animal misled investors about the safety of its technology. innovations from silicon valley can drive medical enhancement, but experts say it's am worriede getting into a space of uh- ethical dilemmas, which is now we have the ability to record people's thoughts and put them onto an electronic device, musk says. the first human users will be people who have lost the use of their limbs. experts warn that much more testing and research is needed before any kind of widespread usee coming , secretary of defense lloyd austin back at work after surgery complications earlier this month. but now another member of the president's

cabinet will be missing because of medical issues. >> a new take on a classic doll. how one football fan is reimagining her cabbage patch dolls and getting attention from the players. but first, a check on the weather from drew, the travis doll. >> okay, let's take a look at your morning commute. we have little impact when it comes to the weather today. no areas of fog. you'll just notice once that sun gets up here, we have a lot of cloud cover up above, but it's dry through the morning commute, temperatures dipping into the low 50s right around 8 a.m, and then we'll start to rise to near 60 degrees as we head towards 11 a.m. now, as you take a look at the 12 hour forecast, it's a mild morning out there. we actually have temperatures in many cities starting out in the 50s. but with those clouds advancing and it's still mostly cloudy throughout the afternoon, but temperatures getting above average once again, not thinking any record highs, but will be about 5 to 10 degrees above where we should be this time of the year. so we'll hang on to the mild air. even though the clouds will be on the increase. 64 in the city, 66 in oakland,

70. in san jose, 65 in napa, about 68. in concord. now tomorrow those clouds will give way to rain and it will be heavy at times. a level three strong storm with the hi we do anticipe flooding and also some wind damage as the storm system rolls through. live doppler seven, along with satellite, we have clouds advancing ahead of the storm. the storm is here. classe of a mature storm. all of thiske rain. first, a flood watch is in effect for the entire region. now, a watch just means the ingredients are there to see flooding. if you do get a flood warning tomorrow, that means flooding. is occurring or flooding is imminent. so we'll watch our roads, our streams and

our creeks. we could also have some shallow landslides beca, nt will impact us, it's also the winds. much of the region underneath. a wind advisory tomorrow, where winds could wind warning those winds could go up to 60mph. so trees coming down. and also some power outages. very likely. so today's a good day to prep for the storm. we're going to go hour by hour in future weather. show you this line of rain moving through coming up in about nine minutes. but we will be right back. >> this is abc 724 seven. in san . francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. yeah, you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. >> where we are, we are we are, we are, we are, we are where you are never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. >> download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start watching

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gone. after nearly a month absence. he was working from home after spending two weeks in the hospital for complications from a surgery to tre general o, and he also met with the national security team to talk about the drone attack at a base in jordan that killed three u.s. troops. austin is expected to testify on his secretive hospitalization in a hearing set for february 14th. attorney general merrick garland will be undergoing back surgery this weekend. theuty attorney general will be handling garland's duties during this procedure. the justice department says the surgery will last about 90 minutes. it's minimally invasive. it's set for saturday. garland is expected to return home that same day. >> actress shannen doherty is sharing an update on her fight with stage four breast cancer. she says she is seeing positive

is calling this a miracle. doherty was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015. sheen ye. in 2019, the cancer returned as stage four. she says having a positive mindset helped her believe that she will come out okay. >> comedian jay leno has filed a petition requesting a conservatorship over his wife's estate, as she suffers from dementia. leno wants to make sure her desires are carried out upon her death. he says he will do what she would if she had the capacity to do so. the couple has been married for 43 years. leno says he's managed their finances throughout their marriage, and says he will continue to do that. >> uh- la judge has denied cher's petition for a temporary conservatorship of her 47 year old son. to manage his financial

assets. according to usa today shares, son's attorney says they are pleased with the decision because there was insufficient evidence. another hearing is scheduled for march 6th. >> a missouri brothers in the n, teresa henderson says all of this started when the philadelphia eagles faced the kansas city chiefs in super bowl 57. >> i took my son's 1985 cabbage patch doll, which had this green uniform on and changed it to a travis kelce doll and started taking it to the ball games and started taking it >> like she said, henderson's first doll was at travis kelce look alike. then she made a doll to resemble brother jason, another for their mother, donna kelce. this year, there was one more doll to make and then i'm taylor from the go. >> taylor's boyfriend era. it's

fun, but it was amazing over the past year, the reaction of the men versus the women. these dolls are from the 80s. i've just repurposed them and gave them a new life. >> boyfriend era. so far, henderson has gotten signatures from donna and jason. nothing yet from travis or taylor. she's hoping to make a doll for jason s wife kylie, and perhaps the chiefs head coach. andy reid, whom i love even mom donna gets a doll, right? >> that's cute, i guess. >> strike while the iron's hot. yeah. no. get those dolls out there. make some money. i mean, listen, this is something you enjoy doing. yes >> creativity. >> sell it on one of these online shops. i'm sure there's people out there that would pay way more than it's worth right now. >> yeah, especially if they have the signatures on them right? yeah >> what's our weather looking like? >> good morning. let's go outside. here's that info. we have mostly cloudy skies out

there. once that sun gets up here, you'll notice that overcast condition. we're quiet today. we're not expecting any impacts when it comes to our weather. we don't even have fog out there this morning with that cloud cover will still be pretty mild this afternoon. we'll get into the 60s and low 70s not expecting records today, but those temperatures are above average for this time of the year. then we'll turn to that stormy pattern tomorrow, wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening. it's level three, a strong storm, rain heavy at times along with some strong gusty winds. we will see some damage when it comes to rain and wind. future weather tomorrow morning's commute looks pretty quiet. a lot of cloud cover maybe an isolated shower on the tail end, but it's as we get into the afternoon. this is when we start to see the storm move onshore, and it's into the evening that we'll see the heaviest rain and the strongest wind. when future weather starts showing you these deep reds. that's intense rainfall that will add up very quickly and will lead to those flooding problems. so taking a look at how much rainfall we are expecting, you can see around the bay shoreline. really good estimate of 1 to 2in. and that's

going to fall in a short amount of time even higher in the north bay. these pops of pink you see in parts of the north bay, that's rain in excess of five inches. that's part of the reason why we increased the storm impact scale. and part of the reason why we're expecting flooding a huge portion of the bay area has been outlined for an increased risk of excessive rainfall. tomorrow into early thursday, so flooding is certainly going to happen in pockets in many areas. not only rain, but wind will be an issue strongest along the coast first tomorrow morning andnds gustingh possible in a lot of cities along the coast and in the santa cruz mountains, we could see those winds gusting up to 60mph. so we're likely going trees down. think of saturated soil, kind of like oatmeal. those trees no longer have the support. they need to stay up, and they will fall pretty easily because of this rain. here's the accuweather seven day forecast for the next seven days for you. cloudy today. heavy rain and strong winds tomorrow. still showers possible on thursday, but the worst of the storm is over and then we'll track another system moving in here on sunday. gloria. >> yeah, you know we are

starting to get more activity u about a two car crash that's over in tracy. so let's show you exactly where this is going on. this is over on westbound 580 before grant line road. and because of this crash, this is blocking one lane. so this is really going to impact those commuters outles per hour because of this crash. again on westbound 580 before grant line road. we're working to get more information on that crash for you and then a live look outside right now at our bay bridge toll plaza. camera and look at what a difference from just the last half hour traffic is really starting to build right now. metering lights flipped on ato we'll take you longer. if you're just about to hit the road right now, guys. thanks gloria. >> new at 6:00. the new poll how tight the 2024 presidential presidential election could be. >> first, though, paris is under siege by farm workers, the demand is being made as hundreds of tractors encircle the city,

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pressure the government to protect their industry. they say the ukraine their work. farmerse demanding that producing food should be more lucrative, fair and easier. protesters are using their tractors to force cars onto smallerth protests could last for days. the french government says an announcement today will include additional support for farmers in two. >> bay area natives will receive gold medals two years after the winter olympics in beijing. it's because a russian ice skater was just disqualified for doping and

handed a four year ban from the sport, karen chen, of fremont and vincent joe of san jose had originally placed silver i figure skating team in the figure skating team excuse me competition about 130 poisonous dart frogs were seized by police at an airport in colombia. they were smuggled in through film canisters by a brazil take a look at this. authorities say the frogs were dehydrated and stressed when they were recovered in bogota. fines for having poisonous dart frogs can >> in today's gma first look, the state department has issued a travel advisory for a popular spring break destination. >> here's abc news reporter victor oquendo in this morning's gma first look spring break travel alert. >> the state department issuing a level two travel advisory for the bahamas after reports of at least 18 murders in nassau. this year alone. >> it's just a way to warn the traveling u.s. public that they

need to be careful when they travel to these countries or within these particular areas, officials are warning that gang crime is happening in both tourist and non tourist areas, even in broad daylight. >> the victims, primarily locals . the us embassy suggesting travelers personal security plan. >> do a little homework. understand how you can protect yourselfrotect yourself from the risk that might upset your family. vacation and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll hear from some bahamas vacationers with your gma first look. >> i'm victor oquendo, abc news, miami. let's take a look at your forecast today. >> we will keep that mild air around not record warmth like yesterday in the day before but

still above average in the 60s and low 70s. but you'll notice a lot more cloud cover. skies turn mostly cloudy today ahead of rain and wind tomorrow to level three. a strong storm on the abc seven storm impact scale, with the worst to see areas of flooding and also wind damage thanks to the strong gusty winds. so take a look at the storm impacts. we're watching our roads and our streams very closely. they have the highest chance of seeing flooding due to heavy rain along with some shallow landslides. because our soil is pretty saturated. yet heavy rain on top of that and the soil can shift and it can move strong, gusty winds in the afternoon. the evening will likely take trees down. we have wind advisories and high wind warnings in effect, and also isolated power outages are very possible. just looking at the winds, for example, they stay pretty active all day tomorrow, likely peaking in the afternoon. in the evening you see those winds 4and wind. e going to get snow in the sierra winter storm. watch in effect 6s

will likely see three feet of fresh powder, so a flood watch back here at home is in effect tomorrow. just know that it affects every body because everybody has a chance of seeing pockets of flooding on a roads or streams in our creeks. also, wind advisories in effect for those gusty winds tomorrow as well. >> kumasi thank you. drew. new att a college degree. >> then the project oakland leaders hope will make the city safer for bikers, drivers and pedestrians and the hate crime investigation underway in one bay area city after someone spray painted a swastika on the sidewalk. a live look outside right now at 557, we love these lights on top of the embarcadero center this year, this week, and we'll be right back for another hour of news a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up®

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