on the kron4 morning news, president trump's controversial decision could change the lives of many across the nation in the world. the cause for concern in the bay area. a couple died in their east bay home and no one knows how. hear from their neighbors in a few minutes. windows smashed. the teen driver is missing in the east bay. her mother has a plea for help. the kron4 morning news starts right now. this is the bay area news station, kron4 news at four starts right now. good morning. it's wednesday, january 25 and dime will trend in for jane fletcher. we start off with weather. it's not raining and you and i

from -- we are from the northwest. thank goodness for the sunshine. will it be warmer? it will be a little warmer in the afternoon but this morning we are running colder compared to the last couple of mornings. we have patchy fog and it's a chilly start on this hump day. here's a live look at the bay bridge. we have clear skies and a quick check of the day planner for oakland, 40s this morning and lower 50s by lunchtime and the high today is 54 degrees. not a whole lot warmer for the afternoon but a little bit compared to yesterday. the satellite and radar pictures, the rain is out of here for now. we dried out yesterday and will see sunshine and blue skies. another chance for showers but not later until tonight, a slight chance for the north bay

and the coastal cities. we will say a slight chance for showers in the north bay and the coast late tonight and into tomorrow morning. most places will be dry for thursday into the weekend. chilly spots and livermore, 1 degree above freezing and 40s in concord, 37 in san jose and 37 in san rafael and 33 in santa rosa. santa rosa reporting fog and napa, as well. the highs, low to mid-50s and 52 in san francisco and 57 for our friends in the south bay. our storm tracker, a slight chance of showers late tonight and tomorrow for the north bay and the coast. otherwise, dryer and mild conditions into the weekend with low 60s on sunday. here's rodney with your

traffic. let's go to the bay bridge and check on amy into san francisco. it's quiet with no big trouble spots from oakland. the maze into downtown is smooth across the upper deck all the way into downtown san francisco. it's clocking in at nine minutes from the bottom to the fremont exit. on some other bridges, 92, across the san mateo bridge, it's light with no major trouble spots. or with 101, that is a good commute. a problem for the concord bay point area, between willow pass and san marco, traffic is backed up and there may be two separate accidents in the same area. several lanes were blocked and now it's just two. if you have to leave a point, westbound is heavy between the willow pass exit and bay point.

the stretch of highway 4, antioch looks good and it's slow at the scene of the crash and then picks up. if that is your commute, leave early. it's 18 minutes and that will grow from hillcrest and concord to antioch and 242 and concord. our top story, he said it during his run for the white house and in a few hours president trump is expected to sign an executive order to build a wall along the us- mexico border. read any and has the latest. >> reporter: [chanting] build that wall. [cheering] >> reporter: it's a promise that energize supporters throughout the campaign and one that he repeated over and over again. >> on day one, we will begin working on an impenetrable, physical, beautiful southern

border wall. [cheering] >> reporter: here in the first week of his presidency, trump is poised to begin delivering on that promise. he tweeted tuesday, quote, a big day planned a national security. among many other things, we will build the wall. a white house official has executive action directing to the border wall and trump is expected to issue two orders wednesday with the department of homeland security. other steps related to bulking up immigration enforcement, sean spicer commenting tuesday on trump's plans. >> his priority is to focus on people who pose a threat to people in our country, to criminals. that's where he wants ice to focus efforts. >> reporter: the announcement is the beginning of a multi-day rollout of actions by the president that are expected to include in order to temporarily expand the entire refugee program. it will and the syrian humanitarian crisis refugee

status. this morning, many people across the bay area say they will not stand for this and protests are expect did to take a stand against what trump wants to do. a woman who works with the council on islamic relations said she will do what she can to help any group that is targeted. donald trump focused on targeting immigrants and muslims and women. the executive order that is being threatened right now sends the message that he is coming on banning muslims or attempting to ban muslims from entering the united states. some groups will work with targeted communities including guarding them to legal resources. reaction is swift including the students react -- reacting to the plans. >> i think that people who are

avoiding war, any sort of conflict, as far as the developed nation, they should provide a helping hand to allow them into our country and we should do background checks and, yes, we should do as much as we can to make sure that we stay safe but i don't think that safety is any reason to close off our boundaries. governor jerry brown address changes in how california braces for an immigration battle. in his state of the state address yesterday, the governor called california a beacon of hope for the rest of the world. governor brown never mentioned trump his name and his message, clearly going after the trump administration. >> we must prepare for a very uncertain times and reaffirm the basic principles that have made california the great exception that it is. i recognize that under the constitution, federal law is

supreme and that washington determines immigration policy. but, as a state, we can and we have played an important role. california has enacted several protective measures for the undocumented. the trust act, the drivers licenses, basic employment rights and nondiscriminatory access to higher education. let me be clear. we will defend everybody, every man, woman and child who came here for a better life and contributed to the well-being of our state. president trump is expected to make the announcement later this morning sometime during the visit to the department of homeland security. the search for missing 18- year-old woman of fremont continues this morning. yesterday cruz pulled her car out of the niles canyon, out of alligator creek. you can see her picture. her name is jayda jenkins and she was in the car when it plunged into the creek on

saturday. kron4 shows the reaction from her family. >> reporter: we have recovered the vehicle and when we recovered the vehicle we look inside and we were unable to find our missing person. the alameda county sheriff's office made that announcement after fire teams spent hours in the water on tuesday. they found the honda accord and thought she could wrap up her search tuesday. her mother was not giving up. >> by daughters are my life. i have hope that we may find her. she may be in the hospital. >> reporter: helicopters and drones continued to scour the creek for any sign of jaded. the car had its front windows smashed. >> i told her she would take the headrest off and hit the windows. there were prime conditions for recovering that car. it's very low but that's about to change. the water district restrict the flow to help with the search. >> it's gone down significantly and we estimate it at about 3.5

feet, right now. >> they have to let the water go to alameda creek. the level will rise once again. the search for her daughter, will continue. >> we are dealing with the fact that we do not have our daughter and our sister and our child home. police warned against good samaritans trying to help because the area is too dangerous. spencer blake in fremont, kron4 news. coming up, an ongoing investigation into the deadly oakland warehouse fire. what the community is doing to make sure it never happens again. a couple died in their east bay home and no one knows how. the neighbors react to the suspicious deaths. the commute night where -- nightmare on a busy highway. when the roads will be clear again for you to drive. a live look at the san mateo bridge. cold and clear this morning.

speaking of clear, robin is keeping a close eye on traffic all over the bay area.

welcome back. the time is 4:12 in the morning and if you are just getting up and ready to go to work, amy hong shows us how we need to address. it's chilly. you need a jacket, but not the umbrella. >> i'm so tired of being wet. >> are you wearing flip-flops in the rain? >> sometimes, i wear tennis shoes and they get wet. i need rain boots. >> yes. a chance for rain late tonight. most people won't need rain boots. they may be kept tucked away for the next few days. mostly clear skies and a little patchy fog for the north bay and east a valleys this

morning. mostly sunny skies after a cool start. you will need your jackets for the afternoon. the futurecast for tracking a slight chance for showers to the north bay and the coast. at 1:00 in the morning, most of the moisture will stay on the coast but we could get a little bit of moisture from this late tonight and into early thursday morning. most locations will be dry on thursday and more sunshine across the bay area. a quick check of our temperatures, it is cold for the north bay, 33 in santa rosa and 34 in napa. 33 in livermore and 30s in san jose and low 40s in downtown san francisco. highs for today, low to mid-50s including oakland and 57 in san jose. a quick check of the storm tracker, around the bay, a slight chance for showers mainly north and late tonight into early tomorrow, and

looking at the weekend, sunny skies with lots of sunshine and warming up into the low and mid- 60s by sunday and monday. that will feel warm and here's the traffic. let's go back to the bay bridge. on 80 it's quiet out of oakland and rolling into san francisco, no major trouble spots. if this is your commute, it's off to a nice start, great ride out of san francisco connecting with 101 and highway 280. drive time, a quick nine minutes from the bottom of the maze to the fremont street exit. some other bridges, the golden gate is light into and out of san francisco and won't be a problem if that is your commute. i'm tracking two separate crashes in concord. willow pass is blocking on the two left lanes backing up an exit to the pittsburgh bay point exit. overall, not a bad ride.

eight minutes from antioch to concord but 580 west out of livermore to dublin and north 101, a great ride out of northern hills into san jose. dramatic new video from our quadcopter. it's on highway 37 and a car nearly was submerged. there is the car, right there. that road was closed and kron4 is explaining why it's taking so long to drain the water off highway 37. >> reporter: pumps are taking away the water that overwhelmed highway 37. caltrans said the road will be closed until saturday. caltrans said it's the third time in 20 years the road has flooded. one of the reasons highway 37 is flooded again is because of the intensity and duration of recent storms. as for the other reasons,

caltrans said it's because highway 37 is sinking. there are numerous ways to deal with the problem and among them is creating additional space for flood waters to go. >> we are looking at options to expand the flood planes and restore the wetlands and by doing that we have more places for the water to spread out, more than historically and that water traveling for the one stretch of the creek. >> reporter: a longer-term solution may be inconceivable but is under discussion among the community made up of supervisors from solano, sonoma and napa counties. >> we are looking at building a road that is above the highway 37 that would take into account the sea level rise and the idea is expensive but something we have to begin looking at and we are looking at doing that. >> reporter: officials said with sea levels rising we will see more and more of this throughout the county and in the spring they launch a new study to look at what is that risk and what to do about it. along 37, dan kerman, kron4 news. a gunman is on the loose after a 16-year-old boy was

shot and killed in the east bay. the incident happened just before 7:00 on monday night in hayward. officers arrived at her house near princeton street and found a teenager suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he died at the scene and he was identified as lemar murphy and did not live in the home but visited the area. the alameda county sheriff's office spent all day yesterday talking to witnesses and at this point they don't have a motive. they believe it may have been a drive-by shooting. it has been over one month since the deadly warehouse fire in +++oakland. fire investigators are trying to pinpoint the cause ath0but t defense team ?mx7tnace

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alameda's criminal liability. >> i don't know if he would file charges if it started someone else -- somewhere else. you will have the mental state that you are criminally negligent for this to occur and i don't know if you can prove that. >> with no official cause of the fire determined that no criminal charges filed, there's no harm in the attorneys releasing this report to the public. >> you take this position that it started somewhere else and it's from a public relations point of view, it's a strategy that works. >> officials say it's premature to speculate about the origin of the fire until all investigations are complete. in oakland, kron4 news. the city of oakland passed an emergency ordinance in the wake of the ghost ship fire. it now requires landlords to pay more assistance to those

evicted because of code violations. the ordinance takes effect immediately. it helps tenants replaced by new scrutiny over warehouse spaces that they used to live and work in. it's paid by landlords and it's based off safety or code violations. landlords will also have to pay to house tenants kicked out for the time they do the repairs. the san jose sharks looked hot after the four goal game late in the third period against the jets. the penalty shot was nailed and check this out, patrick does that again, he is the magic man. he makes the go ahead colon the sharks lead 4-3. last chance for the jets. they've won six straight and play the oilers tomorrow night at the bp center.

scary news off the basketball court for the warriors. golden state executive board member, jerry west was hospitalized. west was at the l.a. hospital yesterday after what team officials called a medical scare. he was at a private country club when he collapsed and has been released and is recovering at home this morning. he is the logo of the national basketball association and was nick denton the logo. the warriors are in steph curry's hometown. they come off a close loss to the miami heat and this was their game a couple of days ago. there it is. look at that, they came down and the game-winning shot was 105-102 on monday and they are set to play tonight against the charlotte hornets with tipoff at 5:00 in charlotte. coming up, a kayaker goes missing -- missing near a busy bay area bridge. the next step to find out where

he is. a controversy regarding nominees for the oscars may finally be over. i will tell you all about that and other 10 -- other entertainment news. a backup in some cash lanes. it is minor. overall, nice ride into san francisco. stay with us.

welcome back to the kron4 morning news. i'm tracking entertainment headlines. when the oscar nominations were announced, experts began looking for trends and nominees. after two years with no oscar nominee, actors of color, the academy went a different way. six nominated black act is across all four categories. tyler davis, denzel washington from fences. moonlight actors and octavia spencer from hidden figures.

hacksaw ridge was an oscar surprise. the world war ii movie picks up six nominations including a best act or not for previous winner, mel gibson. he's celebrating the report that gibson and rosalynn roth welcomed a baby boy. it's the first child together and gibson's ninth. "rogue one," a star wars story can now add oscar nominee. thick up -- at pick up 2 knots for sound mixing and visual effects. la la land got the most nods with the record-tying 14 oscar nominations. the winners will be announced on february 26 in those other entertainment headlines. a massive search under way for missing kayaker. we show you where it happened. a ski patrol member dies at sqw valley. how he risked his life to save others. and east bay couple found dead in their homes and no one knows how. what neighbors smelled in their

home right before they died. a live look at the san mateo bridge. cold and clear and a little bit busier than 10 minutes ago but no problems if you need to cross that span in either direction. health insurance. for far too long: how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today.

we are coming up on 4:30 and here are big stories we are working on this morning. president donald trump will begin rolling out executive actions on immigration in a few hours and will start with plans for building a wall along the us-mexico border and other enforcement measures a chance targeting so-called actuaries cities like san francisco. president donald trump is reviewing proposals to restrict the flow of refugees to the u.s. the search for missing 18- year-old woman in fremont continues.

jayda jenkins had her car pulled from alameda creek yesterday and she was not inside. she crashed on niles canyon road and plunged into the creek saturday morning after crashing into another car. crews spent hours in the water to recover the car and are looking for her. highway 37 is closed because of flooding and they still need to drain the water. you can see the aerial shot of how bad it is. caltrans said it will remain close between highway 101 and appleton avenue until at least saturday. that water is because of the rainfall we received. i heard january was 300% over what we normally get? >> one of the top 10 wettest months in history. very wet conditions and we will have this for at least into the weekend. we may see showers but a decent stretch of dry weather, with a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is cold and temperatures are quite a bit cooler. san francisco, mostly sunny

skies and a beautiful looking day with blue skies and it will be dry. a quick check of the forecast for oakland and san jose, generally mid-50s under partly to mostly sunny conditions. temperatures, as i mentioned, it's cold in the north bay and east bay valley including livermore at 33 and 39 for our friends in hayward. we are seeing low to mid-30s in santa rosa, napa and 37 in san jose. it is cold and don't forget the jackets this morning. the futurecast shows dry conditions today and later tonight, overnight into early tomorrow morning, we do have a disturbance that will bring a little bit of moisture to the north bay and for coastal locations. not a lot is making it into the inland area. most of us are dry and plenty of sunshine for the bay area

and we will stay dry and sunny into the weekend. high temps today, low to mid-50s and 56 is the high in oakland. 56 in mountain view and lower 50s for san francisco. the rest of the state, this afternoon, we are looking at low 60s in l.a. and 62 for our friends in san diego. a quick check of the next three days, patchy fog possible and plenty of sunshine for the afternoon. a slight chance for morning shower on the coast and dry and sunny otherwise. dry and sunny into friday as temps warm up into the upper 50s for the bay area. here is robin with your traffic extract good morning. it's pretty quiet out there and i'm tracking one crash. in the concord area, let's check the bridges and your ride on 80 into san francisco.

it looks great with no big trouble spots. accidents are stalled into san francisco. if you leave now, eight minutes from the bottom of the bay to fremont street and other bay area bridges, richmond, 580 westbound, it's looking good. terry smooth across this span and out to 101 with no problems. let's talk about crashes. the trouble spot is on highway 4, two separate accidents in the same area westbound at willow pass blocking at least two lanes but it's only backed up on one exit, so far. no major delay but an unusual slowdown for this time of morning. the pittsburgh side, the antioch side looks good, drive times, 15 minutes out to 242. that may increase depending on how long it takes to clear the accident. south on 242 leaving concord, pleasant hill, no problems continuing to danville and san ramon and the south bay looks fantastic no big problems on

237 and 101 and 17. all light and a great time to commute. police in and east bay are trying to figure out how young couple died earlier this week. wrens discover their bodies and two dead cats in their home on monday. 35-year-old, roger morash and his 32-year-old wife, valerie, were found dead on their house in berkeley on deakin street. they have said carbon monoxide is ruled out. hazmat crews -- cruise ruled the building safe. neighbors said people had been complaining about a burning rubber smell coming from the couple's apartment. >> she would complain at night and she went to them to complain about it and they certainly knew enough to know there were hazards associated with running a generator.

the coroner's office is expected to release more information on the cause of death in the next few days. u.s. coast guard searches for a man who disappeared when his kayak capsized in the bay near the dumbarton bridge bridge. this is video from abc7. the emergency crews rescued one man last night but are still searching for the second victim. the man who is still missing has been identified as kenneth maldonado from san jose. at around 4:30 yesterday afternoon, a man called 911 and that that kenneth maldonado was in the water without a life vest. coast guard continued searching throughout the night and this morning, other agency crews will be there to continue with the search. drainage systems in alameda will be close because of the search for a missing teen driver. the park is flooding and is closed until february 13. the water was so high it covered picnic tables and camp grounds, restroom buildings were submerged to the roof

lines. it's on the shores of the lake and the blocked drains have led to major flooding. a landside is swallowing up a number of homes in one and mattel coastal town forcing some who live in that area to evacuate. it used to be viewed that people would stop and stare and tenet drive in the honda but now it this gap causing buckling in the asphalt to bring down power lines and it causes homes to break away from foundations. the road is closed while pg&e works to reroute power around the area and three people have been forced to evacuate homes in the meantime. neighbors nearby fear they are next. >> the field below us is all cracking up and we don't know if that will take out the next rain that we have. it's completely saturated. >> everyone has been able to

get out without injuries and people who remained there said they are joining forces to clean up the debris and the rubble. was -- with storm soaking california, many wonder if officials will drop the drought conservation rules. numbers of the state water resources control board said no decision will be made until the vote comes next month on february 7th. the board chair supports continued conservation rules but is keeping an open mind and fears heavy rains could have something that happened before in the state. california has endured more than five years of drought. still had on the kron4 morning news, a popular makeup company faces criticism. how it might affect the way you or your loved one views the product. a ski patrol member is killed while trying to protect others. those stories a few minutes from now. a live look outside at the embarcadero. no traffic to worry about or rain but you will be cold when you leave your house.

we will have a full weather forecast when we come back from amy hong.

a heads up. squaw valley is closed until further notice. a ski patrol member died on the slopes. it happened during an effort to reduce the threat of a sudden avalanche by joe zuiches. >> 42-year-old, joe zuiches, ski patrol man was killed while trying to knock down a potential avalanche in deep drifts that squaw valley ski resort outside like tahoe. >> we are deeply saddened by this tragic loss. we are a family and this impacts everybody on our team. >> reporter: he was working on gold coast ridge where explosive expert spent much of the day trying to make certain the scene was safe before bringing his body back down the mountain. >> there's a possibility of a

discharge, and that why they will render the area safe. >> reporter: he was working along the ridge at 8:30 when the accident happened, just one half hour before their resort was scheduled to open to thousands of skiers. they were anxious to them joy some of the best conditions in years and were forced to go elsewhere. >> we were disappointed, and someone had a worst day then we will ever have. >> reporter: the resort will remain closed to years for at least the near future. >> we are a family and the furthest ring is the operation of our mountain. >> reporter: family and friends have established the joe zuiches memorial fund through gofundme to help cover funeral expenses. next, a popular makeup

company faces criticism. how their new advertisement might affect you. a live look at the bay bridge told plaza. you won't have problems. robin winston follows the traffic situation all over the bay area and we will hear from her in a few minutes.

welcome back to the kron4 morning news. here's a look at major headlines you need to know. the coast guard is searching for a man who disappeared when his kayak capsized near the dumbarton bridge. his video courtesy of our partnership with a.b. 7news. the coast guard was searching throughout the night and they will be back this morning with the search efforts. governor jerry brown address changes in washington and how california is bracing for an immigration battle in the state of the state address yesterday. they called california a beacon of hope to the rest of the world. governor brown did not use president trump his name but it was clear that he was talking about the trump administration. the warriors are in steph

curry's hometown today to take on the charlotte hornets. this is the warriors game in four nights with the final road game for their trip and tipoff is 5:00 tonight. a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. you can see traffic light and cold and clear with no rain in sight and i'm loving that because i'm heading out the door after i finish here. you won't need umbrellas. it will be chilly out there. you might need a jacket. >> i have jackets in my car for every situation. >> good. do your winter jacket because we are seeing it just about freezing for some locations. the bay bridge shows clear skies and it is dry, finally. a quick check of oakland for today, temperatures in the low 50s by lunchtime and 54 by 2:00 p.m. that is the high and plenty of

sunshine in the afternoon after a chilly start in the east bay. temps are in the 40s for oakland. 33 in livermore, 36 in fairfield. it's cold and. at the freezing mark at this hour, futurecast shows a slight chance for showers late tonight into tomorrow morning because of this system. it's weakening and we don't expect a lot out of it. we see possibilities for showers in the north bay late tonight and for coastal locations. the rest of the bay area has dry conditions and shouldn't be impacted by it. plenty of sunshine by 930 or 10:00 and it will be very nice for the afternoon with more sunshine and blue skies. for the seven day, get the kids out doors and get the dog on an extra long walk. not just today, but the next

few days. if you have plans to be outdoors, it looks nice. low 60s in a few spots and maybe mid-60s. here is robin with your traffic. i'm not tracking major hot but but i'm taking a look at the ride on 92. leaving hayward, it is so good and we're picking up but no major problems into foster city. on some of the other bay area bridges, the bay bridge shows a fairly light and quiet 5:30 and you will see that big rush in the toll plaza. you have time to beat the rush and we are hot spot free with two separate accidents on highway 4 in the concord area. they were blocking several lanes at one point. a little bit of the residual delay going to the willow pass

exit. pittsburgh and antioch look good. 14 minutes out of antioch to concord and checking out the rest of the bay area, trouble spots on 680 and 242. from walnut creek to oakland, looking good on the east for -- is char freeway. no hotspots. cosmetic giant -- kind, urban decay is under fire for glamorizing drug addiction. the new makeup line for urban decay was recently released and some former addicts think it is sending a dangerous message. a new eye shadow is called druggie and beauty junk -- beauty junkies and addiction are used. they said customers can get higher and higher. after drug prevention educator saw the ads, she said she was shocked. >> i was appalled. i couldn't believe that they were blowing up this drug

academic, i couldn't believe the marketing team did this. >> part of the drug prevention program taught in schools is about making healthy decisions and staying away from drugs. educator said with companies making profit off commercialization of unhealthy choices, it will take more effort to make sure children stay safe and drug-free. there's a constant battle between bicyclists and drivers and it's often hard to tell who is right or wrong. except in one area. this is today's people behaving badly. >> reporter: there is a black s.u.v. that stopped roughly six feet from the curb, right in the bicycle lane. in case you are new to san francisco, we have these things called bike lanes. they are for bicycles and scooters like this one. when it's a bike lane, it looks like this. it is a dedicated bike lane and

you should stay out. unless you are parking or turning to a private property driveway or turning at a corner. you should never due with this driver is doing. the bike lane is on one side and then you do a u-turn in the business district, another no no. then, picking up a passenger while stopping in another bike lane. this truck is parked in a bike lane and the workers making the delivery across the street. even after the delivery guy is done, he says his paperwork is in the cab of the truck and it's still parked in the bike lane. it's frustrating because everyone double parks. >> protected bike lanes are ideal. it's part of the infrastructure. >> reporter: they are not protected bike lanes on valencia street. this taxi driver stopped in the lane and they are permitted to enter bike lanes for one

reason, to pick up seniors or disabled passengers at the curb. although this is often abused. >> are you picking up a disabled passenger? >> yes, sir. >> there's a parking space right there. >> reporter: it turned out he wasn't. i kindly asked him to use the available parking space, which he did. the interesting part, just like the s.u.v., there is often a parking space nearby but people would rather block the park lane and risk a ticket. the mover carries a 230's dollar fine and the parker in san francisco is around $120. my advice, try looking for parking. stanley roberts in san francisco, kron4 news. in north salt lake a train destroyed a fedex truck. this video was released

yesterday. you notice arms on the crossing gates were up in the warning lights were not flashing. wow, look at that. the transit authority is investigating what caused the crash and initial information suggested it may have been ice and snow affect and the gates. of 80 passengers on board, incredibly, no one was seriously hurt. a scary car wreck in southern california. a woman collided with the pickup that ran through the light at the dmv in west mesa and then it jumped the curb and smashed into other cars in the dmv lot. the pickup truck was not destroyed, but the crash is under investigation this morning and police don't know if the student failed the driving test. i think that the least of her concerns. the hacker who stole personal photos of dozens of celebrities will spend nine months in jail.

a judge sentenced the chicago native for his role in celebgate witch hat electronic accounts of 30 celebrities, stilling private information including videos and photos, including jennifer lawrence. prosecutors said he illegally gained access by sending emails through a phishing scheme and he was ordered to pay $5700 to an undisclosed celebrity to cover counseling cause. in 10 minutes kron4 morning news at 5 will be back. concerns about president trump's potential executive order and how it will affect people locally. one game wants to cut -- one group wants to cut president barack obama's vacation short. we will explain.

over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today.

welcome back to kron4 morning news. i'm checking your morning commute. it's getting crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza heading into san francisco. you can see a bit of a back up and it is picking up with drive times looking good. nine minutes for the bottom over to fremont street and on 92, this is across the san mateo bridge. it's been quiet all morning into and out of hayward. a great ride to the peninsula. if you leave now, less than 25 minutes. checking in on highway 4, all lanes open west round and concord. at the willow pass x, two crashes. 14 minutes from antioch to concord. he calls himself the number one best party game. he wants to have former president barack obama. it could be described as a

filthy version of apples to apples. as you can see, they are looking for someone who has experience hunting terrorists, masterminds and passes comprehensive health care reform if it's not clear enough, they won a minimum eight years experience as president of the u.s. there has not been a response from former president obama but the chance to set his own salary and get health and dental insurance, while available, might be appealing. coming up on the kron4 morning news, president donald trump expected to sign an executive order later this morning. why there is growing the third of the bay area. governor jerry brown indirectly responded to president donald trump's controversial plans. we show you how he is react in. a massive search near a busy bay area bridge for a missing kayaker. kron4 is live at the scene with a report in a few minutes.

and this morning president trump just hours away from announcing major changes to the u.s. immigration policy. what it means for people here in the bay area. and governor brown reacting to the immigration changes. hear how he is vowing to protect immigrants in california. and the search continuing for a missing kayaker in the east bay. we are live with the overnight search efforts. kron 4 news at 5:00 starts now. good morning. it is wednesday january 25th. keeping our eyes on weather and traffic. >> not a bad start. no hot spots. i'll check the bridges. it is chilly out there. >> we're seeing temperatures around freezing for part the of the bay area. definitely jacket weather this morning. put on a scarf. the kids heading to the bus stop this morning, a chilly

morning. temperatures in the 30s and 40s at 8:00, but it will be dry, mostly sunny. also could see some patchy fog and patchy frost in some of the colder communities. by lunchtime 50s across the bay area. sunny skies today. our high today topping out generally low to mid 50s including san francisco, oakland and san jose. >> 42 in oakland. low 40s in san francisco. the cold spots, livermore at 33 degrees. upper 30s in concord and 33 in santa rosa. when i come back i'll let you know about the weekend forecast and the warmup headed your way. i'm tracking that ride into san francisco. 80 is off to a great start. you have 30 minutes to beat that rush. at 5:30 it will be packed. no big problems out of oakland into san francisco. your drive time is a quick nine

minutes. highway 4 is recovering from aner lower accident in concord. it was blocking several lanes. it is gone. 14 minutes now. traffic has already recovered there and 580 looks great out of livermore to dublin 101. smooth to get into downtown san jose. i'll check the san mateo bridge next. >> thank you robin. our top stories. in a few hours trump will talk about building the wall. he will rule out plans for restricting refugee flow to the u.s. >> here is the latest. [crowd noise] >> reporter: it is a promise that he repeated over and over again. >> on day one, we will begin working on an in pena trawl,

fis call, tall, southern border wall. >> reporter: here in the first week he is poised to deliver on that promise. he said big day planned tomorrow. we will build the wall. a white house official confirms he will take executive action toward building a border wall. he is expected to issue two orders wednesday afternoon. orders address not only the wall, but bulking up enforcement. >> his priority is first and foremost focused on people who pose a threat to people in our country, to criminals, and that is where he wants us to focus efforts. >> reporter: wednesday is set to be a multiday roll-out expected to include an order to

end the program for admitting refugees. and today he is also going to sign an order. that will triple the resources for immigration and customs enforcement. you may remember president trump repeatedly referenced a shooting. that happened back in 2015 and it is an undocumented immigrant. he was deported five times before the shooting. president trump often used the shooting as an example why he wanted to get rid of sanctuary cities. >> >> later this week, the president is also expected to sign an executive order suspending the country's entire red program from muslim countries. this morning people across the bay area are saying they will not stand for the president's immigration plans. protests against the immigration policy are expected in california and across the country. a woman who works for the

council on american islamic relations says she will do what she can to help any group she feels is targeted by the president's policies. >> president donald trump's entire campaign trail focused on targeting disabled people, targeting immigrants, targeting muslims and women. the executive order being threatened right now threatens he is coming through on banning muslims or attempting to banning muslims from entering the united states. some said they will work with certain communities and guiding them into the direction of legal resources. >> governor jerry brown is weighing in. in the state of the state address he called california a beacon of hope to the rest of the world. he said the state will do whatever it can to protect immigrants who are in california looking for a better life. >> we must prepare for very uncertain times and reaffirm the basic principles that have

made california the great exception that it is. i recognize that under the constitution, federal law is supreme and that washington determines immigration policy. but as a state, we can and we have had played an important role. california has enacted several protected measures for the undocumented. the trust act, the driver's licenses, basic employment rights and none discriminatory access for higher education. we will defend every man, woman and child who has come here for a better life and who has contributed to the well-being of our state. the president is expected to make the changes official later this morning during a visit to the department of homeland security. 5:00 of. the coast guard is searching for a man who disappeared near the bridge.

>> here is more from the overnight developments. >> reporter: yes. the bright news about this is that they are still calling it a rescue. in fact, the coast guard had a cutter out there all night searching for the man, but unfortunately still no sign of him. now, his name is kenneth and he is from san jose, 32 years old. he is described as bald and has a goatee. now this happened yesterday as you mentioned around 4:30 in the early part of the evening. he and a friend were out there and just south of the bridge when his friend who was on a raft, he was on the kayak. his friend said he capsized and he didn't resurface. that is when he called the coast guard. now, they immediately went out and they dispersed quite a few resources. they not only sent out a helicopter, boat and cutter but also local fire departments, on

the peninsula side and fire departments helping along the sides and they even had drones out there yesterday. you're seeing video of court ty se of helicopter 7. they put out a lot of resources to find this man yesterday. unfortunately when it did come tonight fall, they had to scale back, but they will resume all those resources once we have daylight which, you know, it has been breaking around 7:00, around -- between 7 and 7:30. that is where they hope to send out another small boat and helicopter from the island. right now you're looking at the bridge. i'll try to get to a location where we can see some rescue efforts being done, but for now, we are still just waiting to hear and hopefully from the coast guard to see if they had any sign of him throughout the

night. thanks. we'll check back with you. then there is the search for a missing 18-year-old woman in free month. it continues this morning. >> jayda jenkins' car was pulled from the creek yesterday, but she was not inside. she crashed and plunged into the creek on saturday morning. they recovered the car looking for jayda. her mother says that she is not giving up hope that she will be found alive. >> my daughters are my life so i have hope that we may find her, maybe she is in a hospital. we are still dealing with the fact that we do not have our daughter and our sister and our child home. >> the search was called as the sun went down yesterday. the sheriff's office said they may have all hands on deck for the search on saturday if jayda is not found by then. >>

>> still ahead, still cleaning up landslides. we'll have more in the areas that are still problems for the bay area and problems to avoid. >> we'll have more on the president immigration policy. at 5:30 we'll look at how a bay area shooting fueled the president's fight for reform. how to people in berkeley died and along with their cats and why neighbors were complaining about what was going on in the apartment. it is chilly out there. along with patchy fog and patchy frost. more on the next shower system that could impact the bay area. >> looks good here. very nice ride into san francisco but a new problem just popped up. i'll have details coming up for you after the break.

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dumbarton. i am not going to lie. i'm a little chilly. i don't know what i was

thinking. after it stops raining, -- >> it will be nice this afternoon. it will be warm only weekend. today 40s through the morning hours. then by lunchtime 50s. our high today will be around mid-50s for the afternoon under sunny skies. a quick check of our rainfall totals for january so far. one of the wettest januaries on record. at least in the top ten. santa rosa, 325% of normal. oakland 220% of oakland. san jose well, above. san francisco 272% of normal so, yes, we got a lot of rain in the last few weeks here. is there anymore rain on the way? here is a quick check. we dried out finally yesterday. it was nice to see the sunshine out there and get outdoors a little bit. temperatures still running

cold. we're looking at 33 in santa rosa. 33 livermore. we have seen some fog reports around napa and santa rosa. we could see patchy frost in the east bay because of the cold temperatures. low 40s in san francisco. 38 san jose. we're watching this system. not a major weather maker but it could bring a shower or two. coastal spots may pick up on some of this moisture but the majority of the bay area will not be impacted by that. we'll be dry. here is a quick check of the next three days. we're tracking patchy fog and frost this morning. upper 50s for thursday. a slight chance for a shower in the north bay and the coast. dry and sunny for your friday. we're warming up more so over the weekend. more details on your storm tracker for seven-day forecast coming up later. but first, here is a look at the roads with robin. >> thank you annie. i have a hot spot i'll get to in a bit.

first the bay bridge. a little bit of a backup here in the cash lanes on the right- hand side. it is getting crowded backing up. the rest of the trip looks great. it is going to be a nice ride into san francisco. you have time to make it in less than ten minutes. here is a crash. it is northbound 880 at marina. several vehicles involved. it is blocking at least three lanes so it is quickly backing up. a lot of commute traffic behind the crash so getting slow, but the rest of the trip, into downtown oakland looks good after that. right now, it is 12 minutes but expect this drive time to go up to get from 238 out to 980. once again the crash is northbound at marina blocking three lanes so i'll keep an eye on it. it is quiet. 580 westbound, i haven't seen

any big trouble spots so far. the rest of the east bay looking good. 24, 580 and the east shore freeway. 580 west is a great all ter that. we'll take a look at the south bay next. police in the east bay are trying to figure out how a couple died earlier this week. their two cats also dead in the home on monday. >> he and his wife were found dead in their apartment on deacon street in berkeley. the police department said carbon monoxide has been ruled out as a cause of death. workers and hazmat crews have ruled the building safe for the other occupants. neighbors say people had complained about a burning rubber smell coming from their apartment several times. >> they had a generator and they would run it at night and she would complain and she would complain to them about it.

banged on the wall. >> certainly knew enough to know there were hazards associated with running a generator. >> now the coroner is expected to release more information on the cause of deaths in a few days. the bay area still cleaning up landslides after the recent round of rain. now a landslide has forced people to evacuate their homes. look at the mess this caused. the landslide has made the asphalt buckle and knock down some power lines too. it is causing homes to breakaway from their foundations. look at that one. roads in the area are closed and at least three people have been forced to evacuate. now neighbors are afraid they might be next. >> our field below us is all cracking up and so we don't know if that is going to make the house slide out the next rain we have. it is all completely saturated. >> so far nobody has been hurt by the landslide. now people who live there are working together to clean up.

and in the mountains a large landslide is blocking a road. the slide is blocking love creek road after a tree fell on a power line monday afternoon. witnesses say clear water started pouring out of the cracks in the mountains and turning brown. one man said he had to run for his life. >> one tree missed me by about 30 feet. there were a number of other trees, you could hear the cracking in the upper branches. residents came out and were cutting up the trees and as they were doing this, the slide of the other side started coming down. >> people in the area say the landslide brings to mind that killer storms of 1982. a major slide swept away 25 homes and killed ten people. residents say the current landslide is still moving and they can occasionally hear the trees cracking and rocks falling from above. power in the area is expected to return by friday. a gunman is still on the loose now after a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed in the

east bay. the boy has been identified as lamar murphy. it happened at a home and police spent yesterday talking to witnesses but they still don't have a good description of the shooter or a motive. it has been over a month since the fire in oakland. a fire they are still trying to pinpoint. cause. the defense team representing the property manager has released a report stating it started in one of the buildings next-door. there are diagrams and photos focusing on electrical wiring from the ghost ship to an adjacent auto alarm. >> he wants the d.a. to know there is real evidence that might go to the question of noncriminal charges. this is an interesting way to do it and saying look, my client is not guilty. he might have been negligent about something, but it is not

criminal. >> the city of oakland says it is too early to speculate about the origin of the fire until all the investigations have been completed. so far no criminal charges have been put to him or the owner. the highway is closed still because of flooding. find out when crews might have it open for you to drive on. a police officer pulls a man from a burning car and the whole thing is caught on camera. here is a thank you message from the guy who got saved. a live look here at the cars heading over the bay bridge this morning, so early on a wednesday that there is no traffic for you right now.

before you head out the door, a cool morning out there. we're down near the freezing mark in santa rosa so watch out for black ice on the roadways this morning. we still have a lot of wet roadways and temperatures at or close to the freezing mark. >> chillier on the bay in the 40s. a pretty nice forecast. take a look at this. we have some cops body cam footage from the officer rescuing the man from a burning car. check this out. it happened in ohio on sunday night. >> they busted out a window and

opened it from the inside to drag an unconscious man out. they dragged him away from the car right before it exploded. the man in the car said he is so thankful that officer saved him. >> thank you very much. i'm glad you got there when you did. it is a very good thing to be alive. >> thank god i got there and my partner was there and we were able to get him out and make sure he wasn't in that explosion ore any of us. the man may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol. he said he wasn't at the time of the accident. >> president trump hours away from signing a new executive order for immigration. after the break, we'll take a look how a bay area shooting fooled his fight for immigration reform. we're tracking chilly temperatures across the bay area. we'll talk about the next chance for showers when the morning news continues at the break. time is 5:25.

yes we should do background checks and yes, we should do as much as we can to make sure that we stay safe. but i don't think that safety

is any reason to close off our boundaries. >> the president is expected to make his plan official when he meets with the department of homeland security later on this morning. another executive order is sparking protests. yesterday he signed in order to advance the approval of the keystone xl pipeline and the dakota access pipeline. here is video of protests overnight in los angeles. the dakota access pipeline stalled last year. late last year, the obama administration decide the permit -- denied the permit to complete the pipeline. crews are working to reopen high weight 37. this is the second round of closures because of the rain. here is a video over the washed

out roadway. it is the blocks and sunday morning from highway 101. they say it's going to be at least this saturday before they can reopen the highway. a longer-term solution is now being talked about by a committee made up of supervisors. >> we are looking at building a road above highway 37 that would take into account the sealevel rise in the king tied. it will be very expensive but this is something we have to begin looking at. >> this is the second time of such down -- and shut down has happened. the projections are that sea levels will rise by 4 feet by the end of the century. many people are wondering estate officials will drop conservation water rules. they say no decision will be made into the next board meeting when they vote next month. some members say they support

continue conservation rules for their keeping an open mind. some fear that the state could see the back end of a drought after this wet winter. a major station getting ready to close. how it could impact your commute in the future. ski resort closes after the ski patrol worker dies. we will tell you what he was doing when he was killed. and a negative side effect for using facebook after the break. how social media can impact your thoughts. this is your commute going over the san francisco bay bridge. not too bad.

welcome back. i'm checking a hotspot in the east bay. this is a multi-car crash. it's in the commute direction which is northbound.

several vehicles are involved. we have to 3 left. this is a multi-car crash. it's in the commute direction which is northbound. several vehicles are involved. we have to 3 left lane. block. there is a special alert for it. this is your commute. consider taking city streets. that would be after the crash on davis. you could take 580 w. it is open and clear. by the crash with 36 minutes. we will have a complete traffic check just a few minutes. we have five pictures coming in at a pennsylvania. this is a north philadelphia. a massive sinkhole opening up and swallowing a car. you see the white pickup truck it is close to the sinkhole. and we are seeing similar

problems in the bay area. huge sinkhole problems. you see all of the people out in the street. check up this live shot. the ticket to washington, dc. where there are at least seven protesters just like the one you see here. they have climbed a crane and they are dangling on that crane at a construction site. just a few blocks away from the white house. police are in the area. this is 15th in elm street in northwest dc. they do not have a sign or anything. we don't know what the point is. but they are getting a lot of attention. there are 7 of them and they are on a great the workers do not do their jobs and this is also a safety issue. you can see them on the crane. it looks like there is a rope there. that connects the protesters. there are 7 of them hanging with these ropes of on this crane in washington, dc. they have cordoned off the area. facebook and other social

media sites can make people feel more isolated and more narrowminded. that is a new study. researchers found people are not using facebook to inform people, they are using it to share an idea that is commonly accepted in their own social groups. >> people tend to select and share content that relates to them and ignores the rest. will be back with the kron 4 morning news continues. here are the temperatures around the bay. we are in the low 40s around the bay. the roadways are wet, we could be dealing with black ice. especially on some of the inland sheltered valleys.

welcome back. top stories that we are following this morning. president donald trump will begin rolling out executive actions on immigration. starting with his proposed wall on the mexico border. he is also expected to target sanctuary cities. he is reviewing proposals that will restrict the flow of

refugees into the united states. he is to sign a measure to start construction on the wall and this morning. they are searching for a person, kenneth maltin otto. he is a man that has a goatee and the other kayaker was rescued by cruise. they say an 18-year-old was involved in an accident that sent her car into a creek. her mother said the last time she saw her was friday. we want to go to bob and check in on the commute. -- we want to go to robin and check in on the commute. >> this is blocking three lanes. it is also in the commute direction. the three left lanes are

blocked. they have issued a special traffic alert. it is crawling back from 238. you can use a few city streets. you can take washington or san leandro blvd. consider taking 580 w. or, you can leave early and deal with the heavy traffic. we do not know how long this will take to clear. i am tracking your drive time. it's 33 minutes and growing from san leandro into downtown oakland. the bridges are okay. no big problems crossing the bay. the backup is growing but it is beyond the 880 over cross and that is normal and what we expect. over at the san mateo bridge, traffic is picking up coming out of hayward. but it is a nice, steady flow.

you can make this trip in less than 25 minutes from now if you leave early and get out there. here at 680 there is an accident working southbound. if you have to leave dublin, he was the commute travel -- traffic from the top and over change. then another pocket up to the scene of the crash. it is starting to merge together. it's going to be a slow ride. 25 minutes for now. from the dublin in a change to south of fremont. grab a jacket it is cold out there. we are seeing temperatures right around the freezing mark. alive look at the golden gate bridge camera. we are waking up to clear skies up there. a quick check of the

temperatures. 33 in santa rosa, 37 and napa were fog is being reported. 33 and fear fear and cold in livermore as well. highs for today, a lot of midshipman-50s for the afternoon, 56 oakland, low 50s in san francisco, 57 in san jose under some conditions. a quick check for the rest of the bay area. we are checking another chance for showers starting later tonight. most of it will be out on the water, but because it will be closer we could see a shower or two for the coastal locations later tonight and into the overnight hours. also the north bay will keep a slight chance for shower for you as well. most of the bay area should be dry. not just tomorrow but for the next few days. for the seven day forecast, dry for your friday and it's your weekend. it will be milder. sunday it looks nice., low to midshipman 60s.

monday will be the warmest day. more showers possible by next week. we will keep you posted. 5:48 am. and the light rail station is going to be closed for the next three months starting january 30 so that crews can work on the station. you will get a settle in step between capital avenue and green ball transfer center. scary news off of the basketball court for the warriors. jerry west was hospitalized. he was at a los angeles hospital yesterday after tmc is calling this a medical scare. the 78-year-old was at a private country club when he collapsed. he is recovering this morning. is 5:49 am.

senior secret service agent said she would not take a bullet for president trump. she is a charge of the secret service in the denver district. during the campaign she was a hillary clinton supporter and a critic of donald trump. the comments were made in a social media post in october. this just came to light in the washington examiner. the secret service says it is investigating and will take appropriate action. a ski patrol worker died in the sierra while trying to trigger an avalanche. he was working at squaw valley resort. he was getting the slopes ready. they plant the explosives. they are designed to clear away deep snowdrifts that could turn into avalanches. it is unclear what went wrong. but we know that he died when one of those explosives went off. people said he was one of the

best of his job. >> profoundly saddened. by this tragic loss. we are a family. and this impacts everyone on our team. >> he had been a ski patrol at squaw valley since 2012. a gofundme page has been set up to help his family. prosecutors in los angeles are not going to file charges in a deadly police shooting. >> they say he was unarmed when he was shot by two officers back in august 2014. we have video of the protests. he was on top of one of the officers trying to grab his gun. prosecutors decided the two officers decided with deadly force. his parents a this i did not deserve to die. >> there was an muscle imprint on his back. my son was unarmed. but he was murdered.

and there will be no justice. you will not see justice. there will be no justice for him. >> people upset with the decision say that he was struggling with mental illness and his illness was unjustified. coming ahead, breaking news out of washington, dc where people are hanging from a crane near the white house. they are protesting something but we do not know what. we will have more on that. after the break, stephen curry audit by his high school. he what he had to say about growing up and wearing his jersey.

that the warriors are in charlotte to take on the hornets later tonight. the first step in curry, this trip was more special.

>> he was honored at his old high school and his jersey was retired. he looks like a kid. the school retired the number 20 jersey right there and have time. during the ceremony, he shared a story about why he chose number 20 when he was in high school. select i wanted to wear 30 but the jersey was too big. the number goes by the size. i could not fit into the 30. to be able to have my jersey retired and be able to celebrate what that means a special. >> today's game against the hornet tips up at five >> today's game against the hornet tips up at 5 pm. we are following breaking news out of pennsylvania. look at the size of the sinkhole opening up in north philadelphia. opening close to home. plus, a blue -- a few hours

from now president trump will sign a order impacting immigration here in the us. and a search is on for a kayaker.

just a few hours president trump will find -- sign executive orders to build a wall between the us and mexican

border. i have reaction from people. the white house is standing by president trump's claim that millions of people voted illegally in the election. and what he plans to do about it. the search continues this morning for a kayaker in the east bay. we'll have live details.

>>anny h: to along with their jackets they need a scarf we're saying temperatures in the '30's

and 40's for the 8:00 hour this by lunchtime and to the afternoon flinty of sunshine topping got in the fifties to get those off children out of doors mixture their blood we will talk about the chance for some showers headed this way. >>mark: job was donald trump he promised the energize supporters and today trump is taking his first concrete step toward building the proposed border wall he said yesterday the big day planned on national security among many other things we will build that wall the white house officials say he would take executive action directing

federal resources toward building the wall is expected to issue of the steps related to immigration enforcement he spoke yesterday about his immigration plan trout is also expected to for suspend america's entire refugee program.

>>darya: he often you get shooting as an example and what he wanted to get rid of some store cities. will t: nonetheless he was in the process of being deported that pretty much energized his base so many people said absolutely.

>>darya: people across the bay area say they will not stand for that address the immigration policy expected in california they say they will continue to work with certain communities

including guiding them.

>>darya: he is expected to make the change official later this morning. >>mark: standing by the trump claimed that millions of people voting illegally and he says there between three and 5 million illegal votes that double down on his claim the repeatedly wasn't able to point out to any evidence and then on

results pylos the popular vote in the election by nearly 3 million votes in also said this morning he will announce his pet to fill the supreme court vacancy.

>>mark: a massive sinkhole opening up right now people are in the streets with emergency crews they're trying to determine how to deal with this the u.s. coast guard is searching for a man who disappeared after his kayak capsized near the dumbarton bridge.

>>darya: kron 430 yesterday afternoon demand and a raft called 911 and said that he was in the water without life jackets.

>>mark: pg&e workers and has men cruised through the building saved occupies neighbor said people in the complex have complained about burning rubber self come from their harvest of the time sphere.

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>>anny h: 5 normally we get about 2.37 and looks like santa cruz had more than 11 in. of rain later tonight and tomorrow

morning a lot of this will actually make it will see a chance for some showers.

>>robin w: to to sow third sand bar tobacco and great news for those of you and let's talk about the bridge will have a bit abashed at the bay bridge toll

plaza rolling into san francisco is very quiet foch. >>darya: the level is something that they have a solid offer local protection in the 32% rate

is a big increase from the last time. >>mark: the following the last time the storm the landslide in san mateo county is forcing some people to evacuate their homes

people said the landslide will bring to mind killer storms of 1982. >>mark: the power in the area is expected to return. >>darya: the governing board begins a two day meeting to talk about tuition hikes the increase was proposed by uc president the public, who was recently hospitalized for side effects of cancer treatment this comes a week after the office announced she was hospitalized the board is expected to vote tomorrow on a plan to raise tuition for the first time in six years.

>>mark: people rottenness impose testing trump's order to advance the approval of the dakota access pipeline.

>>darya: is caught on camera abusing her 94 year-old woman and this was the houston taxes

her family hired the caretakers through web site the family says that all know how long this has been gone on a spokesperson says that as soon as they were notified they closed that woman's account.

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19,912 we're just waiting for sec and for the numbers the pop of possibly passing atomic thousand mark for the first time ever crack 20,020 is what is right now for the first time ever. >>robin w: a seven car crash and

also one stalled out in the same area more bad news for those of you have to use it does happen about an hour and half ago a nasty back of here for those of you who have to use the nimitz is on to 238 to 30 it is backed tub to five aiding maybe use washington over to san leandro boulevard if you want to take city streets considered barked and runs the san leandro or take 580 west brown.

>>anny h: the morning till we have been seen reports of faulty you down to the quarter mile visibility.

>>mark: it would record a part of home and security to bring in construction and repair existing areas along the border he is also expected to sign an executive order eliminating sexual rescinds palm beach punishing them this to the start of the present immigration reform he is also expected to spend the country's entire refugee program for four months and a program that remain syrian refugees will be ended and definitely. >>darya: we're getting reaction from people all across the bay area we have students at uc

berkeley what they think of the president's and aggression order. >>: i am absolutely against it because i think that people who are avoiding any type of conflict the requirements as far as a nation is to provide a healthy hand we should do background checks and yes we should.

>>reporter: is still considered missing in they're considering this a rescue gonna show you video we got currency or helicopter partnership there were using from time to look for him on the shoreline but just when it got dark they could not have all those resources out there baroda close last time

for we can is been closed for several days because of the flooding here is video from the role has been blocked since sunday morning.

>>mark: current projections and sea levels arrive by 4 ft. by the end of the century and a secret service agent said that she would not take a bullet for him the bay area is saying a major spike in the number of people asked.

>>mark: we're learning about when you're most likely to catch the flu.

>>mark: last time she saw her was friday and today before the accident.

>>robin w: the drive time and 30 minutes from 238 out to the 980 split maybe even how wal-mart you want to get around the slow traffic 31 minutes from the time out of south 680 from the dublin

and to change out to mention south and fremont. >>anny h: to clear skies and cold temperatures below freezing the hand that's knowledge that the weather of coldest spot as livermore 30 degrees 2 degrees below freezing each of the '30's and, up 36 of vallejo here is the

storm track and 7 day around the bay forecast maybe was seen partly to mostly sunny. >>darya: that want to provide

them with the shuttle service between capitol avenue and the transit center that will be from 6:00 a.m. to 1130 at night on saturday and sunday he was killed in the zero trying to attach to the trigger an avalanche he was working at an area resort at the gold coast range to get the slopes ready the ski patrol was planning the explosives on his hand charges.

>>mark: they said he was one of the best at his job to deeply saddened by this tragic loss to painted now been set up to help the family of the funeral costs. >>darya: the proposed and back in october but they just came to light off after there was an article in the washington examiner novice it was service is investigating and they would take appropriate action.

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