sot arne huddin/trapped in slidearne huddin, of capitola, is talking about the huge landslide that came down here on northbound highway 17 tuesday morning, slamming into his truck, he says, like a runaway train.sot arne huddin northbound when the slide hit, huddin's truck was picked up like a toy and tossed over the center divide and into the southbound lanes. huddin was trapped for about ten agonizing minutes, as rocks and debris fell around him. by the time people stopped to help he had crawled out on his own, bloodying his hands in the escape.sot arne huddinthe slide, the same one that crushed a news van last month is now twice as big and as you can see, it's still moving. the chp says it might have been worse.sot troy vincent/chpthe northbound lanes will be closed for a

least 24 hours. until caltrans can assess the potential for the earth to keep moving, traffic will share the southbound lanes. there were other, smaller slides and a lot of flooding elsewhere on 17 as well. on his way to tahoe, arnie huddin was expecting trouble but much farther down the road.sot arnie huddin

in the north bay...highway 37 is yet again closed because of the stormy weather. the heavy rain last night and this morning has left the sonoma county highway flooded. this is video from quad copter 4... both directions of highway 37 are closed between atherton avenue and highway 101. the c-h-p says the water overflow is coming from the nearby novato creek. at last word - there was no estimate on when it might reopen... our team coverage now continues in the north bay .. with kron 4's chuck clifford. he is live in san rafael.. where the rain has triggered a mudslide.. right into some homes. chuck...

let's take a look at the radar. here's what's happening right now. our chief meterologist brittney ship has been tracking storm all day for us.... brittney more rain for rest of the week. heavy on thursday

the peninsula also was hit hard by today's downpour. in east palo alto -- the flooding was so bad... some residents of a condo complex evacuated their homes. kron 4's gabe slate in live on the scene... gabe we understand it was a voluntary evacuation??? this is the woodland creek condominium complex off west bayshore road.the city asked the residence here to evacuate early this afternoon. it was voluntary, not manditory they were worried about them

being so close to the san fran sis qeet toe creek that was nearing it's crest. let's take a look at that creek.. this creek filled so fast today and swept up so much debris, trees, branches, trash it all collected hereso much so they had to immediatley remove the debris so the creek would flow again under the bridge highway 101.this is looking better now but take a look at what it did look like just hours ago branch after branch floated down the san fran qeet toe creek in east palo alto until it they could not go any further. mother nature was making a damn here at west bayshore road and the hwy 101 bridge.. taking advantage of the cities trash rack.. assistant city manager sean charpentier explains what that is. sot - sean look at how close this creek and the

overflowing situation is to highway 101 southbound near the university exit sot - sean they are hustleling to fix this so the creek won't spill over onto 101 and shut it down creating an epic commute nightmare.some residence stayed thruogh the volutary evacuation others were not taking the chance sot - haily behind the complex down the road at the newell road bridge the locals were shocked to see how high the creek got so fast. i ran into len materman who was there to measure the creek, he is with the san fran cis qeet toe joint powers authority they issue the local flood watches and warnings.. sot len - "since 1931"

there is a shelter in place at the east palo alto ymca at 550 bell street if residence near here are not comfortable being close to the creek. officials told me the flood warning is expected to be lifted any minute now right now the creek is doing ok it's not flooding over and they don't expect it to but they will keep a close watch it all depends how much rain and how fast it comes down in next 24 hours. back to you

in the east bay... all that rain has forced a main commute road to close near san ramon. a section of crow canyon road was shut-down for much of the morning and afternoon while crews cleared a mudslide. it just re- opened about an hour ago. this area is between norris canyon road and bollinger canyon road. heavy equipment like this bulldozer was used. a lot of commuters use this section of crow canyon road to get to and from interstate 680. and a reminder... you can track the weather anytime with our free kron-4 mobile app. there you can find forecasts, live radar, and traffic updates... and also get our breaking news alerts. download it today for free. another major road closure - in the east bay. coming up.. and update on niles canyon road in fremont.. and when crews say they'll have the flooded road

re-opened. then, an avalanche warning is in effect for the lake tahoe area. this after the area received several more inches of snow - find out how much after the break. but first, a busy highway in the north bay is shut down this evening - we'll have a live report from sonoma county - next.

the north bay took the biggest beating this morning... rain falling so quickly..... leaving no place for it go. kron 4's dan kerman is in sonoma tonight... he joins us live with a closer look at the chaos this storm has brought. dan? s it was a day of water rescues in wine country. here three cars thought they could make it through floodwaters where highway 121 meets route 12 in sonoma. they were wrong and as seen live on kron 4, firefighters had to come to the resuce of one driver who tried to drive through just before 9 in the morning you'd

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bay...this morning's storm has left more damage... including the large tree that

came crashing down -- blocking access to a street in a quiet neighborhood the tree was on the property of a man who's lived there for more than 40-years..and it was an emotional moment for him. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story "it's a shame that i lose that old guy"it is with great sadness that earl heaps gazes upon this massive oak tree on his property here at the corner of alhambra way and tahoe street in martinez. the oak came down during the storm tuesday morning and completely blocked tahoe street...very fortuitus because if the tree fell in the other direction... "it would have taken my house out, that trunk alone is probably 50-tons, it's probably 2 or 300 years old, it was this big when i moved in here back in the 70's"mr. heaps describes the nerve shattering sound of the tree when the tree uprooted"i thought a plane had crashed in the back. then i thought that

this big oak tree fell, well anyway, it scared the hell out of me"it shocked his neighbors too. this is the view they have of the tree from the other side of tahoe street "well i am just glad that nobody was hurt, hopefully nobody's car was under it at the time, we lost power for a few hours but that wasn't too bad but this is just quite sad, there is a lot of history there"nobody knows that more then mr. heaps"yeah...too bad" there was no one was injured and no vehicles damaged when the tree came down. in martinez haaziq madyun kron4news rising water levels force several schools to cancel class - in the north bay. coming up after the break, as more rain approaches - there's a chance more schools could close because of flooding concerns. a live report - just ahead. plus, the legal battle over president trump's travel ban - is heating up. find out what happened in court

today.

look at thiese images from all over the bay area.muddy water ... overflowing creeks and flood danger everywhere.kron

four tracking the powerful storm that brought up to three inches of new rain. in marin county, several districts canceled classes today because of flooding. kron four's spencer blake has been looking at the water levels near several schools. he's live in larkspur.... spencer, how many schools were closed today? more like how many districts. almost ten districts canceled classes, plus about another dozen or so private schools. check out the water on the softball fields here at redwood high in larkspur.water up to the bleachers!

marin public works sent out this video of corte madera creek this morning.look how fast and deep that water was going.it has since receded, but it was high enough to cancel classes at kent middle school in larkspur.some kids who had a surprise day off ended up at school, anyway, playing basketball just yards from where the creek had earlier in the day. "it was on snapchat. i just saw a few people like video

taping it from over here. it was getting like really high from the tippy top."more video of redwood high.i spoke to the marin county superintendent of schools.she says tomorrow looks good for classes as usual, but the county's office of emergency services says áthursday might present more flooding problems.the county will have a conference call with all of their schools tomorrow look ahead and make plans for thursday. live in larkspur, spencer blake, kron four news. the stormy weather shut down several roads in napa county today - because of mudslides. one of them covers several hundred feet along redwood road -- about two miles outside the city of napa. county workers say this particular slide happened around 4 this morning... no one was injured - but roughly a thousand customers were left without power.. it could take a few days to clean everything up... farther north in saint

helena... a large pine tree fell -- bringing down a power line with it... it happened in the area of silverado trail near pope street. crews are working to remove the tree... several roads were also closed through the morning because of flooding... some of them - including big ranch road at oak knoll avenue - reopened by early afternoon. happening now...highway 84 in woodside is a trouble spot. this video shows a rock-slide that closed the westbound lane of the section east of highway 35. as you can see some really big boulders came down on top of the roadway, as well as a lot of mud. the eastbound lane of that same stretch has already been closed for the last few weeks because the ground beneath the road is compromised because of all of this rain. caltrans says one lane could be re-opened tomorrow afternoon....but caltrans can't guarantee it because there are other weather related problems in

that same general area. "there are multiple spots where trees and rocks have come down, we are trying to get the eastbound lanes open so at least the locals can get in or out but its not a safe stretch of roadway right now" this is a caltrans photo that shows how both lanes were closed at another spot on highway 84, this time it's áwestá of highway 35... after a power pole came down. we're being told that pg&e has responded to this location, and they should have the pole fixed and the power restored by 7:00 tonight..

tme for check on weather... it's been a mess....but it's easing off - for now. chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here....to tell us not to relax....more is coming.. more rain for rest of the week. heavy on thursday

a state of emergency has been declared for louisiana after a severe stormmoved across the state's southeast corner... parts of eastern new orleans are looking like a disaster area....after at least three tornadoes touched down... destroying homes...flipping cars...and breaking power poles off their foundations. one woman says it's the second time her home has been destroyed.. she lost everything when hurricane katrina hit in 2005. louisiana's governor says he's heartbroken to see people suffering again. there are initial reports of dozens of injuries - including two that are serious. but no word of any fatalities. still ahead... vice president mike pence casting a historic tie-breaking vote... determining whether or not betsy devos will be the next education secretary. the results after the break.

wall street capped a subdued day of trading with a tiny gain. the dow was up 38 points. the nasdaq gaining 11 points. and the s&p... adding a half of point.

the fate of president trump's temporary travel ban is now in the hands of the 9th circuit court of appeals.a hearing wrapped up a

short time ago -- here in san francisco. no ruling was made today..we expect to get a decision sometime this week.the justice department argued that the president's executive order was a national security decision aimed at protecting the country from terrorism.the order, which bans people from 7 predominently muslims countries, was signed by the president late last month. this past friday, a federal judge in seattle signed a temporary restraining order blocking the ban.washington state and minnesota which filed the lawsuit... claim the order is unconstitutional and is intended to discriminate against muslims.if the three- judge panel rules in favor of keeping the order on hold..the case will likely be taken up by the supreme court.

it took an unprecedented move to make it happen.....but betsy devos has been confirmed as the new education secretary... supporters are hailing the move...saying it's a chance to breathe new life into a troubled american school system.... senate democrats tried hard to derail the vote -- citing her lack of public school experience and her support of charter schools. in the end - it took a vote from vice-president mike pence to break a 50-50 tie... it's the first time a vice-president has voted to break a tie on a cabinet nomination.president trump tweeted today that devos will be a 'great education secretary for our kids'... he also mentioned the failed protest by democrats - who had staged an all-night speaking marathon

against her nomination. coming up, a big weekend ahead for kevin durant... he'll be returning to oklahoma city for the first time since joining the warriors. his teammates talk about what kind of reception may be in store for him at the thunder-dome. mark carpenter has the story from warriors' practice.

we're staying on top of the severe damage left behind by this morning's heavy wind and rain. pam moore is in the newsroom with what's coming up at six....pam? the images from around the bay area are dramatic.... flooded out roads... downed trees... and homes destroyed by landslides. the latest storm has left behind a huge mess. tonight we will show you the cleanup... and how preparations are underway for the next storm on thursday. we will have that story and much more on kron 4 news at six. catherine back to you.

here's some news that's not going to please warriors seasn ticket holders too much. it's going to cost a little bit more to watch the most exciting show in the nba. according to an espn report, the team is raising ticket prices next season anywhere from 15-to-25 percent... which means the cheapest courtside seat will be at least 715-dollars. until then, the warriors have a big ticket game ahead...that's not even happening in oakland, but in oklahoma city. mark carpenter joins us to talk about kevin durant's much- anticipated return to okc. this weekend, durant goes back to the thunderdome for the first time since joining the warriors. it's the

next chapter in his storied relationship with the city... a bond that started with him as their franchise player for 9-seasons and ended with him breaking the heart of an entire fanbase. today at practice-- steve kerr talked about what kind of reception awaits the superstar. "i can't even imagine what it would feel like for kd. it's one thing to be a role player for a few years, but to be a superstar in one town and have a whole place adore the whole city, to go back, would be obviously, very emotional for him." whatever kind of welcome the okc crowd decides to give kd, his new teammates will make sure to back him up. in his short time in the bay area-- he and the warriors have quickly developed a chemistry common among siblings. so even when he and draymond green are seen arguing, it's just a minor family feud. "if you can't, you probably on a losing team. but everybody who makes a big deal out of it, probably are losers. so that's how i view it.""these guys are so close,

i mean kd and draymond are best of friends and they're together every night laughing and joking. so when something happens on the floor, i don't even bat an eye. nats of return to okc is the nba's most-anticipated homecoming since lebron went to cleveland rocking a heat jersey. instead of bellowing boos and burning jerseys, the mvp says the okc fans should take a different approach. "anybody in this league that can be the face of a franchise for so long and represent inspiration and hope for so many people over so many years, you hope people appreciate that." the warriors will visit the thunder saturday night. in two games against okc this season, durant has averaged 39-and-a-half points.

more rain for rest of the week. heavy on thursday

flooding threatens a community in the north bay.. after the break - rising water has forced business owners in san anselmo to shut down.. how they're bracing for yet more rain..

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forced to shut down businesses in downtown san anselmo this morning - as the corte madera creek came dangerously close to overflowing its banks....and reaching the business district. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, many businesses remain shut down. here in downtown san anselmo -

extreme measures for extreme conditions - this is one of the flood gates infront of this business - so many other businesses have flood gates up as well and sand bags. the cm creek got dangerously close to flood stages - this is video from the san anselmo fire department. you can see how the water slapped against the building. san anselmo downtown was shut down for several hours as they feared the creek was going to spill over. take a look at this business, they put all of their clothes up high - just in case flooding did occur. and this is the first time, but many times this winter - places have had to take measures. i spoke with one person about how this winter has been trying. sot/tc: nicole giannini/tes: continue vo - officials concerned with more rain coming they are waiting and wondering about what will come next. #### that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and

that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. more rain is more rain is in the forecast. this is what the radar is showing us right now. we are tracking the storm.. and will let you know what and when to expect a downpour in your neighborhood. but the

damage from today storm is already evident. an entire home ... gone in just an afternoon.... wiped out by a mudslide in the north bay. we have a lot more news to share tonight... next kron 4 news at six.

tonight ... rising water and sliding hillsides... unbelievable. unbelivable. it humbles you.homes lost and lives in peril: a narrow escaoe for the driver of this pickup truck i'm shaken up.the bay area reeling from a powerful storm .. and the danger is not over yet.over their banks. good evening, i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. several schools and highways have been shut

down, trees are down and power outages are affecting many parts of the bay area. here's a live look at storm tracker4. you can see where the rain is moving through right now. kron4 meteorologist britney shipp joins us now with more. more rain for rest of the week. heavy on thursday

the worst of the damage may be in the north bay. kron 4's charles clifford is in san rafael where the rain has triggered a mudslide.. right into some homes.

city officials in east palo alto issued a voluntary evacuation , when an apartment complex just feet away from the san fran- cis-quito creek was at risk for flooding. the warning has just been lifted within the last hour... water levels are slowly receeding. but earlier this afternoon... tree branches and other debris from last night's storm ... created a dam at west bayshore road and the highway-101 bridge. all the build- up made the risk for flooding even higher. some who live at the woodland creek condominiums say, they didn't want to take the chance. officials who work with the san francisquito joint powers authority say they have measured today's creek levels...and it will likely rank in the top 25-highest

flows that the creek has seen since 19-31. more trouble on highway 17. big trouble. the important mountain highway between los gatos and santa cruz is closed and will be closed all night due to a large slide. kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with a driver who was trapped in that slide and joins us now live from the scene. rob?

áááááá sot arne huddin/trapped in slidearne huddin, of capitola, is talking about the huge landslide that came down here on northbound highway 17 tuesday morning, slamming into his truck, he says, like a runaway train.sot arne huddin northbound when the slide hit, huddin's truck was picked up like a toy and tossed over the center divide and into the southbound lanes. huddin was trapped for about ten agonizing minutes, as rocks

and debris fell around him. by the time people stopped to help he had crawled out on his own, bloodying his hands in the escape.sot arne huddinthe slide, the same one that crushed a news van last month is now twice as big and as you can see, it's still moving. the chp says it might have been worse.sot troy vincent/chpthe slide occurred amid a period of especially heavy rain that resulted in several snmaller slides and widespread flooding as crews scambled to clear storm drains. on his way to tahoe, arnie huddin was expecting trouble, but much farther down the road he says.sot arnie huddinthe all night closure here on highway 17 is only the latest of severalweather related traffic stoppages in recent weeks and then a day long closure amid a manhunt for bank robber. despite

another hours longdelay commuters were staying upbeat. sot/mos

to the north bay now. quadcopter4 was up and over highway 37 today. that roadway is closed indefinitely. you can see

why. flooding has once again impacted this part of marin county. the north bay may have taken the biggest hit this morning. rain fell so quickly- there was no where for it to go. floodwaters proved to be too much for some drivers in wine country kron 4's dan kerman is live for us in sonoma with more

and a reminder... you can track the weather anytime with our free kron-4 mobile app. there you can find forecasts, live radar, and traffic updates... and also get our breaking news alerts. download it today for free. bart service has stopped between el cerritto del norte and richmond on the richmond

line in the fremont, richmond and millbrae directions due to a major medical emergency. coming up- our storm coverage continues. we will take you to napa valley where flooding caused lots of problems there. plus severe weather in the north bay. we'll show you the damage in marin county. plus, three federal judges heard oral arguments in the challenge to president donald trump's executive order on immigration. we'll tell you where that hearing stands now.

the fierce storm forced several school districts in marin county to cancel classes today. and if more rain rolls in tonight... classes may be in jeopardy tomorrow. kron 4's spencer blake is live in larkspur where there is a lot of standing water... spencer? is there ever!adlib - so close to the marsh here at that water came pouring in. softball fields flooded. bleachers, dugouts.standing

water also meant no school at tamalpais high school. "there was a ton of water of there, and when i was walking to school , like not even a half a mile away there was all these puddles and i got super wet."that student was waiting for swim practice - it stopped raining this afternoon.but there were still spots right in front of tam high where some lanes were flooded and blocked off.in all, there were 27 public schools and ten private / independent schools that canceled classes in the county today.as of right now, mary jane burke, the county's superintendent of schools, says there will be classes tomorrow.

thursday could see some flooding again, so they'll keep an eye on that and discuss it with all the schools tomorrow afternoon. live in larkspur, spencer blake, kron four news. mudslides... downed trees and lots of flooding... napa county slammed by the storm, keeping public works crews busy .. starting long before daylight. kron four's philippe djegal shows us the damage in some of the hardest hit areas.

mudslides are affecting parts of the east bay as well. highway -152 is closed after a mudslide between watsonville road and carlton road. rain from the past fews days pushed mud and rocks onto the highway. you can see crews working to clean up the roadway there earlier today. toss weather

more rain for rest of the week. heavy on thursday

despite a 24 -hour fight by senate democrats against the choice ... president trump's nominee for secretary of education has been confirmed. next, we'll show you what it took to make it happen. and we'll have the latest from the 9th circuit court of appeals where the executive order on immigration is being challenged and now considered

a fiery debate in san francisco over president trump's travel ban.today the 9th circuit court of appeals heard arguments from the justice department and

washington state on the issue. the justice department argued that the president's executive order was a national security decision aimed at protecting the country from terrorism.the order, which bans people from 7 predominently muslims countries, was signed by the president late last month. this past friday, a federal judge in seattle signed a temporary restraining order blocking the ban.washington state and minnesota which filed the lawsuit... claim the order is unconstitutional and is intended to discriminate against muslims. no ruling was made on today's hearing..we expect to get a decision sometime this week. despite a dramatic final appeal from senate democrats - betsy devos has been confirmed as education secretary... catherine heenan is here with details on what it took to make it happen.. it required something that has never happened before today...a tie-breaking vote from a vice-president to push through a cabinet choice.. devos was sworn in earlier tonight. she'd faced criticism from

teachers unions and civil rights activists over her support of charter schools and her conservative religious beliefs. when the senate couldn't move past a 50-50 tie....vice president mike pencewas brought in to cast the deciding vote.. president trump later tweeted that devos is a 'reformer' and will be a 'great educatorfor our kids.' he also mentioned the fact that senate democrats had failed to derail the vote....despitestaging an all- night speaking marathon. steve and pam? coming up- our storm coverage continues .... as mudslides and fallen trees are causing problems all across the bay area. we''re going live to the damage in sonoma county. plus school closures were in effect in many places today.

we'll explain what is expected for schools across the bay area tomorrow. plus several highways have been shut down because of flooding and mudslides. we'll take you to san mateo for a look at what happened there.

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images from all over the bay area.muddy water ...

overflowing creeks .... and flood danger everywhere.kron four tracking the powerful storm that brought up to three inches of new rain. we have been tracking this rain and the subsequent damage since it started earlier this week. kron4's dan kerman joins us live from sonoma county with a look at the damage there.

in marin county, several districts canceled classes today because of flooding.kron four's spencer blake has been looking at water levels near several schools.he's live in larkspur right now.spencer, how many schools were closed today? more like how many districts. almost ten districts canceled

classes, plus about another dozen or so private schools. check out the water on the softball fields here at redwood high in larkspur.water up to the bleachers!marin public works sent out this video of corte madera creek this morning.look how fast and deep that water was going.it has since receded, but it was high enough to cancel classes at kent middle school in larkspur.some kids who had a surprise day off ended up at school, anyway, playing basketball just yards from where the creek had spilled over earlier in the day. "it was on snapchat. i just saw a few people like video taping it from over here. it was getting like really high

from the tippy top."more video of redwood high.i spoke to the marin county superintendent of schools.she says tomorrow looks good for classes as usual, but the county's office of emergency services says áthursday might present more flooding problems.the county will have a conference call with all of their schools tomorrow afternoon to look ahead and make plans for thursday.

toss weather more rain for rest of the week. heavy on thursday

here in the breaking news center...we just got un update about those major bart delays we told you about earlier. we have learned the person hit by a train has died. this has shutdown bart service between the richmond and el cerrito del norte stations on richmond line. and this could take a while before service resumes. they're currently waiting on the coroner. we'll let you know with a push alert on the kron4 mobile app when service resumes.

it has been a wet and wild day for anyone trying to get around on the peninsula today. kron4's maureen kelly gives us an upclose look at some major traffic distruptions on highway- 84 in woodside. rain loosened rocks....and some big boulders came down onto highway 84 east of skyline blvd this morning.....closing off the westbound lane to traffic....and the trouble is....this was the good side of this section....the east bound side has been closed for weeks....check out the cracks in the ashplat....the ground beneath it is washing out.... this situation made worse when this stand of six redwoods fell last week....see this peg....it was a monitor put into this same section of the road back in 2006 when there was a similar problem......it's not supposed to be sticking out....it means

the road has slipped six inches.standupthe crews out here think they should have this slide cleaned up and westbound 84 back open sometime by wedneday afternoon they are hopingbut the job to reopen eastbound 84 could take six months.but this isn't the only spot where there's trouble on this road.....which below the slide is only open to locals starting from portola road...for good reason.....since there are little slides.....all over causing hazards for motorists. this one apparently took a young tree down with it, the force of teh slide, snapping it some of the newer residents are surprised to be dealing with rural problems so close to the civilization of silicon valley.a few weeks ago we had a power outage that lasted 4 days and then a tree fell and broke our water main so we didn't have water for four days.the road problems are more managable, we are glad to have power and water...i hope it stays that way.but at least 65 people who live around hwy 84 west of skyline blvd did have their power knocked out....for a chunk of the day.....when a power pole came down......another casuality of the storm.maureen kelly kron4 news.

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it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. green light.the army has notified congress that it will grant the final permit needed to complete the controversial dakota access oil pipleline.. the justice department filed court

documents earlier today... including letters to members of congress. the pipeline will cross under a missouri river reservoir in north dakota... completing the four- state project. the standing rock sioux tribe worries a pileline leak could pollute drinking water and that the pipeline will spoil sacred burial grounds. the tribe and its supporters promised to continue legal challenges. in sports... draymond green gives the inside story behind his argument with treammate kevin durant... who is set to return to an even more hostile environment saturday in oklahoma city...... and tom brady enjoys his fifth super bowl parade... gary has the high lights as well as brady's address to the boston fans... and all the sports... coming up

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super bowl parade today hundreds of thousands braved snowy weather to line the parade route through boston robert kraft held the lombardi trophy on one of those duck boatsone coach's young son enjoyed the ride shirtlesstom brady's 7- year-old son ben was "dabbing" thoughout the festivitiesand rob gronkowski he didn't play in the super bowl due to injury but that didn't stop him on stage as he grabbed all five lombardi trophies almost dropping them at one pointbut it was brady who got the biggest cheers when he addressed the crowd

the warriors back at work todayafter what steve kerr called one of their worst games of the season in their loss to the kings on saturday steph curry the nba's western conference player of the month draymond green more on him in a minuteand kevin durant who will return to oklahoma city saturday night for the first time since leaving the thunder aftyer 9 seasons to join the warriorskerr talked today about what durant may face as far as the hostile reception in o-k-c

saturday night in the warriors loss to the kings during a timeout draymond green really got in kevin durant's face a few of "f--- you's" were shouted back and forth bertween both players today green admitted he did it on purpose to try and "rile up" durant who scored a season-low 10 points green could be seen smiling and winking at after the altercationtoday draymond talked about the incident

warriors season tickets are going to be a tad pricier next year. according to an espn report, the team is increasing season tickets 15-to-25 percent. that means it'll cost at least 40- dollars for a cheap seat... and anything courtside will be at least 715-dollars. the warriors have one of the longest active sellout streaks in the nba.

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>> number one inside christie brinkley and her daughter's family photo shoot. >> i'm not the most athletic person. i was too self conscious. >> how they battled against the body shamers and have come out on top. then the grown ups at the aarp awards give advice their younger selves. >> if you could go back and talk to that morgan, what would you say. >> and number three, jamie dornan and dakota johnson take us 50 shades darker. >> there was a lot more sex in this one. >> was there? >> what item would they like to borrow from the red room? >> i would like the rug. >> there is no rug in there. >> plus your insider bonus, denzel hits with us a little tmi. >> i had gastric issues that day because i was so nervous. >> the oscar nominees are telling me everything, and ing is off the table. >> well, there was kind of a ten year dark period. and -- ♪ >> i put michael boulton in the hot seat for a follicle flashback. how do we get into this mode,

michael? >> help. >> now, "the insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> tracking to number one, christie brinkley makes a splashy return. the "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue. she is not alone. >> no, she is not, louis. her two daughters, alexa ray and sailor helped make it a family affair. but being the daughters of a super model hasn't been easy for them. as we go inside the brink lee beauty's past struggles and present redemption. >> this is a real full circle moment for me. and i can get very emotional about this. i really can. >> moved to tears as christie came home to the magazine which made her an international icon 38 years ago. this time, the 63-year-old timeless model shares the frame with her two beautiful daughters, 31-year-old