good morning, america. winter blast. the fast-moving storm moving into the northeast right now with another round of heavy snow while life-threatening cold air hits the midwest, expected to last all week long. >> hoisting victims out. >> and out west, tragedy on the slopes. an avalanche killing at least four skiers. our weather team monitoring it all. game day. hours away from kickoff on super bowl sunday. we're live in tampa for the showdown, and the fireworks on or will mahomes make it two in a row for the chiefs who are playing without one of their coaches after a serious car crash? >> ems arriving on the scene. we have one child possibly critically injured. >> the latest on the police

investigation. signs of progress. more than 30 million americans have now received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. >> just thrilled to death. i couldn't believe it. >> hospitalizations across the country on the decline. are we turning the corner? the fears super bowl sunday could give back the games. shoring up support. president biden pushing a $1.9 trillion relief package as republicans insist the price tag is too high. is there any wiggle room? and we're just two days away from donald trump's second impeachment trial. how congressional investigators are gathering possible evidence. and surprise guest. suzanne somers shocked by a man who showed up on her property in the middle of a livestream. >> okay. you shouldn't be here. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> suzanne describing how she handled it in a "gma" exclusive.

good morning. this is a big sunday for several reasons. as you know, it's super bowl sunday, which comes with lots of excitement, but also lots of concern from health officials about whether indoor gatherings will lead to another spike in covid cases. meanwhile, on this sunday, there are two big weather stories we're following. millions of people here in the northeast are about to be hit by another snowstorm. this one could bring up to two inches an hour at times today. the other big weather story is in the midwest. a brutal arctic blast from the upper midwest all the way to the great lakes with windchills well below zero. >> that's going to impact a lot of people. the storm that is moving into the northeast right now left several inches of snow across some parts of the plains. plus, the cold is fueling over a foot of heavy lake-effect snow in parts of western michigan and western new york. let's get to rob marciano with the latest following all of it. rob, good morning. >> hey, good morning, whit.

the snow coming into the northeast will be piled on top of the snow that we had less than a week ago. two feet in some spots, and that snow is already coming down in the south. let's show you some of that video in lewisburg, tennessee. that's i-95, and the low visibility. you see how dynamic the storm is with the snowfall rates in tennessee. and in north carolina where we have had some spinouts in morganton there. a pretty scene no doubt about that. about two to three inches of snow falling in the south. that's going to cause some problems. all right. let's talk about the snow which you can see on the radar, mixing with rain along the coastline, but also the brutal cold. windchill alerts are up for much of the northern tier and into the midwest, and that'll last through the week, and winter storm warnings are posted and we have some strong storms across florida today that will be drifting down to the south and east. let's time this out. generally speaking the mid-atlantic through the i-95 corridor is where we'll see the snow begin to intensify through d.c., philly, and around 10:00 or 11:00 we'll see the snow start to come down here in new york.

could see two inches an hour and it'll be a quick hitter, so it won't linger like the last time but it'll make for some dangerous travel so if you are traveling to and fro, that's when the snow will be heavy. three to six inches of snow in philly and new york, up through boston and along the southeast parts of new england, we could see a half a foot of snow. not quite enough to cancel school as it will end before midnight tonight, but certainly enough to make things even more white than they already are. guys, back to you. >> all right. we'll brace for that, rob, and we'll talk to you soon. thank you. now to tampa bay, florida, and super bowl lv just hours away from kickoff, but we're following a major headline ahead of the big game. the chiefs will be without a key assistant coach after that terrible car crash that landed a child in the hospital in critical condition. abc's will reeve is in tampa with the very latest. will, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. we are learning more about thursday night's crash in kansas city that injured those two children. britt reid, the son of chiefs head coach andy reid reportedly

smelling of alcohol, according to police. the girl still in the hospital. we're just hours away from kickoff. the kansas city chiefs going head-to-head with the tampa bay buccaneers. six-time super bowl champion tom brady making his tenth appearance in the big game, and after taking home the win last year, the pressure is on for chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes to do it again. the chiefs arriving in tampa saturday without one of their coaches. linebackers coach, britt reid, the son of head coach andy reid involved in a horrific car accident. >> critical injuries, i heard. we need to shut the highway down. >> reporter: espn reporting authorities say a pickup truck driven by britt reid struck two vehicles near the chiefs training facility in kansas city. two children were inside one of those cars. >> ems arriving on scene. we have one child possibly critically injured. >> reporter: a 5-year-old now in critical condition. the accident under investigation. in a police report obtained by espn, an officer could smell a moderate odor of alcoholic beverages emanating from reid's person when he arrived at the

scene after the crash. according to the warrant, the officer asked the coach if he had been drinking, and reid advised he had two to three drinks and said he was on adderall after the officer questioned if he was on any prescription medication. reid hospitalized for injuries sustained during the crash. >> there's no out. this is a tragedy. the super bowl is full of ups and downs and highs and lows, and the emotion this time will just be immense because it's the joy of playing a football game, and countering that is the sadness of this tragedy. >> kansas city police told abc news that investigations into incidents like this typically take weeks. so if there are to be charges filed in this case, they will come at the end of that investigation. eva? >> will reeve for us there. thank you. now to washington and the two major battles ongoing in congress. the battle over the biden administration's $1.9 trillion covid relief package, and former president trump's second senate

impeachment trial due to start in 48 hours. abc's rachel scott is at the capitol with more. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: eva, good morning, and it will be a busy week here on capitol hill. democrats are looking to fast track that covid-19 relief package as the senate now prepares for the second impeachment trial of former president donald trump. with republicans dismissing his $1.9 trillion covid relief package -- >> hello. >> michelle? >> reporter: -- president joe biden is turning directly to suffering americans to shore up support in this video released by the white house. >> we're putting together a plan that provides for emergency relief to people who are in desperate need now. >> reporter: republicans say the price tag is too high urging biden to downsize and support more targeted relief, but their hands are tied. with control of the white house and congress, democrats don't need their votes to get it passed. gop lawmakers insist that's a mistake. >> it really seemed like the president's team, the white

house staff, dug in and were adamant in saying no. it's our way or the highway. >> reporter: the president won't get everything he wants in this package. that push for a $15 an hour minimum wage likely dropped. in this interview clip released friday, he signaled he could target those $1,400 stimulus checks to americans with lower incomes, something that republicans are pushing for. >> i'm prepared to negotiate that, but here's the deal. middle class folks need help. >> reporter: but the size of those checks not up for discussion. all this as washington braces for the second impeachment trial of donald trump. now just 48 hours away, sources tell abc news congressional investigators are combing through video to see if there are links between trump and his associates to the insurrection. including this video obtained by abc news. it shows trump's longtime associate roger stone near men in militia gear. two of them with oath keeper insignias. that video just hours before the deadly capitol hill riot. stone has denied any involvement.

democrats claim trump summoned the mob to washington and whipped them into a frenzy. an abc news investigation found more than a dozen who stormed the capitol said they were following the president's lead, but trump's lawyers say he did nothing wrong, arguing the trial is unconstitutional. and it's still unclear just how long the trial will last. one of trump's lawyers has requested that the trial pause during the jewish sabbath. this morning senate majority leader chuck schumer's office tells me that they will respect and accommodate that request, and that conversations about the structure of the trial continue, dan. >> rachel, thank you. as we head into this impeachment trial, let's bring in abc news chief legal analyst, dan abrams who will be joining george stephanopoulos later this morning on "this week." dan, great to have you. as you heard, rachel just pointed out that trump's lawyers are likely to argue that this whole trial is unconstitutional. how strong a case do they have here? >> well, look, as a technical constitutional legal matter,

it's not particularly strong. it's not a frivolous case, but the problem is that we've faced this question before. meaning there have been other public officials who have been impeached and then tried after they left office, but as a practical matter, the senators here are the judge and jury. so the legal, technical, constitutional answer matters less than what they decide. typically in a trial, you would go to the judge and say, hey, judge, what are the rules here? we think this is unconstitutional. here that's a decision being made by the senate in addition to the actual outcome of the trial being decided by the senate. so remember that in many ways this is an argument for the court of public opinion. >> so how do -- let's just talk there about the trump legal strategy. let's talk about the other side here. the house managers with the democrats from the house are essentially acting as prosecutors here. how do they make a case that has some possibility of convincing

some republicans to convict because they need, what, 17 republicans if they want to get a conviction here? >> yeah. i think the key is interspersing the video of what happened leading up to and the event itself with donald trump's words since the election. i think you're going to see a story being told here by the house managers about donald trump consistently claiming that the election was stolen, calling on people to not accept the result. all of that leading up to it, and i think it's very important because it's not just about january 6th itself. it's about all of that leading up to the event at the capitol followed by what happened, but again, they may not have the votes regardless. it seems it's going to be really an uphill battle, and so think about the court of public opinion again when evaluating what the house managers are doing, why they're doing it and

how they're doing it. >> yeah. reporting suggests the managers will also focus on what trump did and didn't say during the siege itself. dan abrams, we really appreciate your analysis as we head into this big week. thank you. as we mentioned, dan will be joining george stephanopoulos on "this week" later this morning right here on abc. also on the show, george will be interviewing republican senator roger wicker about the impeachment trial and he goes one-on-one with the newly minted secretary pete buttigieg as democrats push president biden's covid relief bill. that's all coming up on "this week." whit, over to you. dan, to the pandemic now, and growing fears super sunday could become a superspreader. the u.s. reporting nearly 27 462,000 deaths.ases, more than but there are some hopeful signs. hospitalizations down for 25 consecutive days, and 9% of the u.s. population has received at least one vaccine shot so far. abc's trevor ault is joining us live with the latest. trevor, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit.

there are reasons to be optimistic about the direction we're heading in this pandemic. just here in new york, the positivity rate has fallen back to 4.5% for the first time in two months, but this is still a heated and contentious fight, and especially with the super bowl tonight, health experts are worried we could easily undo this progress we've made. this morning, the vaccine rollout slowly gaining momentum. >> it's going to be a quick poke. relax your shoulders please. >> reporter: the cdc reporting more than 30 million americans have received at least one dose and about 2% of the country has received both shots. >> just thrilled to death. i couldn't believe it. i just -- i feel so blessed. >> reporter: now most parts of the country are seeing positive coronavirus trends, though experts say it's too early to tell if vaccines are having an impact nationwide, and health officials are concerned tonight's super bowl could spark an explosion of cases if americans throughout the country don't follow social distancing guidelines. in california, 100 students and staff at a single san diego

restarting in-person learning. >> i voted to, you know, be able to come back and teach in person, but now i feel that our priority is for everyone to be healthy. >> reporter: and the debate over bringing students back to the classroom has become a national flash point. in chicago, home of the country's third largest school district, the mayor and the teachers union have been unable to reach an agreement on a plan. >> we must reach a deal for the sake and sanity of our students, parents, teachers and the hard working employees in chicago public schools. >> reporter: and the uncertainty of the pandemic is weighing heavily on america's mothers. "the new york times" reporting almost a million of them have left the workforce. dakeda brown is still working while raising her two daughters, one of which has autism. she says she hasn't been able to rest for almost a year. >> i'm now her teacher, her speech therapist, her occupational therapist.

her pe. i'm everything to her, and it's been really difficult because she's not used to that. >> reporter: as we open up more vaccination sites nationwide, there's been concerns that we're losing some of our most prominent testing facilities. president biden's promising to tackle that issue with the defense production act to manufacture more vaccine doses and also millions of covid-19 tests that could be administered at home. eva. >> trevor ault there for us, thank you. joining us is dr. paul offit, the director of the vaccine education center at children's hospital of philadelphia. thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> so you were on the fda advisory panel that worked to authorize the pfizer and moderna vaccines for emergency use. johnson & johnson has applied for emergency use. so i'm curious, what will you be looking for when it comes to this one-shot vaccine, and do you expect it will be authorized? >> well, we will receive roughly an 80 to 100-page document from

the company, which will detail all the different phases of their trials, as well as safety and efficacy. and we'll receive another 100-page document from the fda that will look through each of those different cases, 40,000 plus participants in that trial. the most important thing we look for is safety. we want to make sure there's nothing about this vaccine that suggests it might be unsafe, and then we look secondly for efficacy to make sure that it is effective and effective in all groups, in all age groups and in all racial and ethnic backgrounds with all sorts of co-morbidities and then o ownly -- and then and only then we recommend to the fda that they approve this product for emergency authorization, even though it is this sort of unusual use of authorization. we really hold it to the same standard we would with any vaccine which is would we take it ourselves? would we give it to our family? if the answer is yes, we would recommend it for other people.

>> let's talk about the state of the pandemic in our country right now. we heard about this in trevor's piece. hospitalizations are down in 30 states, and it looks like we're past that post-holiday peak. looking at the numbers we're seeing now, are we nearing the end of all of this? do you feel positive about where we are in the country right now? >> yes. i think i worry about the super bowl because i think we didn't listen to public health officials with -- regarding thanksgiving or christmas, and after both of those events we saw a bump and i fear we're going to see a bump now because people are compelled to gather together in groups without masks or social distance, but i do think all in all things are definitely getting better. we have two excellent vaccines that are out there. we have more than 30 million people that have received at least one dose, although that's not enough. you need the two-dose vaccine. that's a start. we have more than 2% of the population that's gotten both doses, and we say that 26 million or 27 million people have been infected in this country. but those are just people who have been tested and found to be infected. if you look at antibody surveillance studies, which is a up better way of seeing how many people have been really infected by this virus, it's probably three times that. it's probably closer to 75

million or 80 million people. now you're talking about more than 20% of the population that is essentially immune and the weather is getting warmer and you have an administration that is really dedicated to the science. i think we're on our way to getting on top of this virus. >> getting closer and closer to that herd immunity. we will leave you with that positive thought this morning. dr. offit, thank you so much. dan? >> thank you. >> i like a little optimism on a sunday morning. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> as we mentioned at the top of the show, there's a lot cooking in the weather department. so let's go back to rob. rob, i don't know this for sure but by looking at your backdrop, i'm guessing you are in your front yard? >> yes. it's been awhile since you've been here and we've done a shot here. >> close to the barbecue. >> look, it's still a snowy -- exactly. we're going to fire it up during the snowstorm. that's what all weather people do. by the way, some of the vaccination sites across the northeast are shut down again today because of the snows that are incoming, although it won't be as bad as the last storm that came in. the cold though for the midwest is bad. it's brutal, and it's going to be a long duration event, some of the coldest air in years that

has already dropped down into the upper midwest. look at the windchills that some people are enduring in chicago. minus 27, and feels like 42 below zero in minneapolis. minus 26 in des moines and 4 in springfield, missouri and kansas city where they are cheering obviously for the chief, it's 5 below. here's the storm. it goes up the east coast. a light snow anywhere from 2 to 6 inches in most spots, but a very busy week, especially with this modified cold air in place. across the northeast and another shot in the air on tuesday, wednesday and thursday, it looks like thursday, friday could be a big old mess. actihe pattern is full forom good sunday morning. clear and cold for most. this is a walnut crook. it's a beautiful start to your sunday. sunny and mild day, clouds and cooler for monday and tuesday. a chance of rain arrives on thursday. upper 60s from the inland

valleys. so certainly feeling that cooling trend today. the accuweather 7-day forecast, looks >> this will once again be the scene for another snowball fight between me and my kids. hopefully this time, no one gets hurt. guys, back over to you. >> this time. yeah. we don't want to mention what happened last time. at least he's in the front yard though. we know it's business in the front, party in the back. >> no one was sent to the hospital, so it's okay. >> all right, rob. we'll talk to you soon. thank you so much. okay. the tampa bay buccaneers and kansas city chiefs. we know they're getting ready to take the field, the big game to see who takes home this year's >>good m.hip, but that's not ye. not just the teams, but twitter is also getting ready for all the fans out there who will be tweeting during the big game launching two new emojis for the occasion. so in honor of the super bowl matchup, twitter has added a big goat emoji with tom brady's

buccaneer number 12 on it and a little goat with patrick mahomes' chiefs number 15 on it. you see there. any time anyone uses the hashtags, tom brady, brady or patrick mahomes or mahomes, those emojis will be triggered. >> people are really excited about the matchup, the story line. you've got tom brady and patrick mahomes. what has unfolded organically on the platform is a conversation about who the g.o.a.t. is. so you have the old goat in tom brady and the little goat in patrick mahomes. so naturally we did what we're supposed to do as folks at twitter. we saw that the conversation was organically creating a buzz on the platform. we created emojis for the grown g.o.a.t. and the little g.o.a.t. >> we also have a "gma" exclusive look at some of the confetti that twitter will be releasing onto the field after the game. this year some of the confetti will feature tweets from fans and players thanking, of course, our heroic health care workers across the country that have been on the front lines during

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ask your doctor about trulicity. it's an honor to win this award for the it's an honor to wing this award for the third time. >> welcome back to "gma" on this super bowl sunday morning. green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers who will of course not be playing in today's game, is this year's runaway winner of the nfl's most valuable player award making him only the sixth player in history to claim that title three times. rodgers accepted the award virtually, as you saw, and he dropped a bomb in his acceptance speech letting everybody know he's now engaged. although he did not say to whom he is engaged. >> okay. so no super re >> yes. >> he gave a ring. >> he doesn't wear that ring. >> that costs him money. >> good point. >> that is ee not how engagement rings work generally. >> it's been awhile. >> the girl gets the ring. >> yeah, that's right.

let's take a look at some of the other stories we're following this morning. happening right now, a deadly avalanche in utah killing four skiers and injuring four others. emergency crews rushing to the scene in mill creek canyon. an avalanche warning had been issued earlier in the morning. authorities say the skiers were in a back country area and triggered the avalanche. also right now, candles and prayers as neighbors gather for a vigil for two california city brothers who vanished from their backyard just before christmas. 3-year-old orson west and 4-year-old orrin west were reported missing by their adoptive parents on december 21st. on a much more upbeat note, it's being called the crosstown tip-off challenge. members of two rival schools in cincinnati have been challenging each other to leave some hefty tips to help workers at local restaurants. fans of the university of cincinnati and xavier university have left more than $24,000 in tips so far to help employees who have been hit hard by the pandemic. cool. >> very cool to see people helping their neighbors out. we start this half hour with

the busy super bowl weekend in tampa, culminating with tonight's big game. fans anticipating a lot of action on the field. let's go back to abc's will reeve at raymond james stadium with more for us this morning. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning there, eva. it's a unique, unprecedented super bowl, but there's still an air of festiveness around super bowl week as tens of thousands of people descend on tampa. fireworks lighting up the tampa sky. a super bowl celebration like no other. the epic showdown just hours away. thousands of fans descending on the downtown area by land and by sea. >> we're so happy for tom brady being here, you know, representing the buccaneers. >> i'm excited. all the excitement, the energy. >> reporter: because of the pandemic the scene is looking a little different. only 22,000 seats in the stadium will be fans. 7,500 of them, vaccinated health care workers. the nfl's way of showing their gratitude.

we surprised traveling nurse melissa perleoni on our show friday. >> you are going to the super bowl. >> i mean, that's in less than two days. that's insane. oh, my god. thank you. that's amazing. >> reporter: she's landed in tampa and is excited to attend her first pro football game and cheer on the buccaneers. >> this has been the hardest year to be a nurse, and just knowing that there's so much support from the community and just from the country as a whole, it really makes the job easier. >> reporter: unlike super bowl parties of the past, many of this year's festivities going virtual. one big pregame event, shaq bowl broadcasting live on multiple platforms from a custom built stadium in tampa. athletes and celebrities joining shaq in viral competitions like the hot wing challenge complete with music performances and sports commentary. >> everyone is going to be at home this year, so i said let's do something fun and entertain the people. >> reporter: "gma's" kid

correspondent amaya rehearsed for her special moment at super bowl lv. she's kicking off the second half, tossing the game ball to bucs linebacker cam lynch. you got it, it ain't a question ♪ >> reporter: and just before kickoff, her performing "america the beautiful," and eric church and jasmine sullivan singing the national anthem. ♪ i don't want the world to judge me ♪ >> reporter: the weeknd expected to rock the super bowl halftime show like never before. the stage set not on the field, but in the stands, and a performance packed with some the biggest performances over the years. the more a lot of things are different, the more a lot of things stay the same here in tampa during the covid super bowl. the nfl controlled properties are vigorously and strictly enforcing protocols. masks on everywhere, social distancing encouraged, but there are tens of thousands of fans here milling around in tampa and not much the league can do about that on this super bowl sunday. >> that will be the challenge for sure, will. thank you so much.

we do appreciate it. and for the third year in a row, espn deportes will be airing the super bowl in the u.s. in spanish, and joining us right now is sideline reporter john sutcliffe. john, good morning once again. it's good to have you back with us. so first i want to pick up on that story right there. we already know that this will be a super bowl like no other with the pandemic, but now there's that other headline as well. the chiefs linebacker coach and son of head coach andy reid involved in the awful crash. what impact do you think that could have on the chiefs going into this game? >> buenos dias, whit. i think obviously they love andy reid, his players. i think it's going to be within all this negativity a very positive message from his players. you're going to see the kansas city chiefs come out and say vamos a ganar for coach reid. we're going to win for coach reid. let's get that game for him because he is a players' coach, and i get a feeling mahomes and the whole team is going to go

out and vamos a ganar. let's win the game for coach. >> definitely i could see that as like a rallying cry for the team to get behind each other. also, though, on a lighter note here, twitter released those new emojis for tom brady and patrick mahomes, the big g.o.a.t. versus the little g.o.a.t. so who do you think actually has the edge in this match-up and will be crowned the greatest of all time? >> whit, i remember when ty wood said, there's nothing you can change with time. father time does have an impact, and i think right now patrick mahomes, the little g.o.a.t. has more talent just because he's young. he's won a super bowl. hey, don't get me wrong. the g.o.a.t. is the g.o.a.t. brady is brady, but i do think it's one of those games that mahomes has more ability, and in and then we're going to talk about a chiefs dynasty. >> okay. well, looking forward to that. thank you so much, john. always appreciate it.

have fun at the game today. be safe. also, don't forget, everybody. espn deportes, again, televising super bowl lv in spanish live this evening at 6:00 p.m. eastern. a lot going on in the weather department, so let's bring in my fellow old goat, rob marciano. he's got the goat-like facial hair. >> billy goat? gruff. >> earn him the title. >> i'm definitely a billy goat here. i'll take it, dan. thank you very much. i'm honored just to be in your company. let's go to tampa again where that had some rough weather last night and in through this morning. it'll clear out for the game but there's raymond james stadium earlier this morning with the lightning flashing and the rain coming down. they had a tornado watch up earlier. this is going to clear out at least to the southeast and shouldn't be a big problem, and obviously they've got a roof there. so not a problem. d.c., let's go there. snow is coming down now in washington, d.c., and this snow band is moving up steadily up i-95, and that's what we're looking for mu snow we will get. anywhere from two to six inches

from have and the carolinas and the mountains there through d.c., philly, new york, hartford, boston, and this is all comes down pretty quickly and should wind down here by about i'd say halftime of the game depending on where you live. anything from west to east. anything with plowable snow difficult to get around today. get ready to head out, and i don't think school will be closed because of the storm. good morning to you. some patchy fog and chilly temperatures. 30s and 40s, upper 60s for most. upper 50s at the shore line, looking at this weather report sponsored by weathertech. no better weather to have that stuff in your car than during a snowstorm. you'll get use out of it today. >> rob, we're sure you'll bring that vamos a ganar attitude to your snowball fight with your children today. >> vamos a ganar, i love it. >> be gentle, rob.

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livestream makeup tutorial to thousands of fans friday. >> okay. you shouldn't be here. >> yeah. >> yeah. i'm not used to people being on our property. >> i'm sorry. that's all right. i didn't realize it was a property. >> and we're doing a show right now. >> reporter: the man identifying himself as a scared hiker. >> why were you terrified? >> i'm not even sure. there were goats following me. >> and then as he got closer, i realized he doesn't have a shirt on, and he also has flip-flops on, and he's not my friend. shouldn't have been there. >> alan, could you show him the door? >> reporter: somers' husband, alan, escorting him off the property. >> i asked him to leave, and he was very cooperative. >> good-bye. good riddance. >> reporter: somers saying people watching her livestream beat her to calling police. >> i may cut the show a little short because i want to make sure we might have to call the police. >> the police saw him down there and reprimanded him. >> reporter: somers remaining calm through it all. how were you able to stay so calm? >> i jumped right into crisis

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the baden district. video shows the young children in the back of an ambulance after police found them. they were medically examined before being reunited with their parents, an amber alert was issued within he was delivering store. that happened around 8:45. he says he parked with his hazard lights on and hopped out to deliver the food. when he came back arc changer was in the car and drove off. let's include a check of the weather. >> good morning. we check out this view from walnut creek. the temperatures are in the 40s. mountain view at 40 degrees. a little fog there. 33 in santa rosa. it will take a while to get to

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