which bob joins us live. how are the residents preparing throughout and hey, any sprinkles so far? >> reporter: pretty dry so far. not like 24 hours ago when we were in six inches of water. good morning to you there, christina. one of the sand bag locations in the south bay run by the valley water district. there is the possibility some areas in the bay area tomorrow during that soaker you talked about could see some ponding. that's where you would have water accumulating in low-lying areas or if you lived in one of those that possibility is real. check with your water utility district to see where your nearest sandbag location is. this is one of several that the valley runs in san jose. yesterday that storm dumped about an inch of rain on the area. much needed considering the drought that california has been struggling with. unfortunately nowhere near enough and this weekend storm won't be enough to get us out of this drought. several series of these storms to significantly improve our water situation. so ri

, where my dad's mother lived.o i love that. i also loved getting to see the very best of your state. and in the most unlikely corners of your state. i would see the most terrific programs that texas had founded. a lot of really great programs, just groups, women's clubs started to support either child protective services for protection of children who were abused, were in foster families that needed special care or literacy programs that were founded so that anyone could come in and be taught how to read. in our state, we have a lot of people who do not read in english. and want to learn english and read in english. those programs were great to see. out in far west texas, where people are very rural eyes -- ruralized, i saw terrific rogue -- programs that go around so people can be tested to see if they have breast cancer. just to get into the biggest hospital is a long drive. >> would you consider yourself a natural campaigner, a natural public person? >> i think i would now. i would not have thought that to begi

well, i never left. >> a lot of people came here to live that dream or to live that life.eption of the reality? >> the tangier i say is paul bowles. i still see it. i still feel it. you can still find the magic. >> the market or souk in tangier is one of the best in morocco. the vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. hooves? sure. how about a lamb's head? sure. here nothing goes to waste. char broiled to crispy burnt perspective, it's served on a crusty lunch bread. not so adventurous? the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 8 a kilometers south

we'll have a live report. >>> welcome back. we are watching the weather, taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. you can tell it's slick roadways throughout once again. and a look at the radar, more heavy rain headed our way for late tonight. we'll get the details in moments. >> those nutrition fact labels on nearly every food package could get a new look. michelle obama and the head of the fda will announce proposed changes. these include bolder bigger type to make the labels easier to read and make serving sizes more realistic and use measurements easier to understand. the changes will take several years. >> state water officials plan to look at the snowpack today. >> let's hope it's big. the most recent storm, will it be enough? bob redell joins us live from kingvail with the answer. the snow has been coming down on you. sir. >> reporter: yes, it is. good morning to you, laura and scott. we're a third time up here in the sierra this season. another time we're seeing snow come down and when you look at the picture

reporting live in mill valley. abc7 news. >> also in mill valley today, huge mudslide stopped just short of going into a home on north ferndale avenue. looks like the earth just gave way. crews set up netting to prevent nor dirt from coming down. miller avenue was underwater, several businesses were flooded. this area gets flooded often during prolonged storms. >>> one spot in the north bay is getting a good soaking and that is mt. tamalpais in marin county. you can see the rain here live. more than a foot of rain has drenched this area since the storm moved in on friday. flooding has become a real problem across the north bay. our team coverage continues now with nick smith in schellville. >> you know, the north bay is under a flash-flood watch until at least 9:00 p.m. tonight. heavy periods of heavy rain are expected throughout the evening. the ground is saturated. meaning that any rainfall will have no place to go and it will look much like what you see here. >> this is what drivers headed into sonoma ya county

his freedom was short lived. they say he had a military style assault rifle with him but never fired a shot. >> 6:26 now. still ahead president obama calling for a special meeting about the drought but california governor brown won't be there. we'll tell you where he will be coming up in a live report. >> b.a.r.t. back on track after derailment over the weekend. why will some riders be delayed today? we'll have new details next. >> we leave you with a live look at the sunrise over san rafael. it's going to be a spectacular day. especially for february. it's 6:27. >> b.a.r.t. trains roaring down the track after a derailment. some may still see slowing. we'll tell you why. >> it's going to be warm, abundant sunshine, warm temperatures today and tomorrow. then wednesday the pattern changes. we're slated to get hit by three storm systems and we'll time them to your doorstep. >> right now a beautiful live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it was getting lighter for some. we'll talk about why things are going to slow

janelle wang live in sochi with the one-on-one interview next. >>> live look at san jose.prinkles or sunshine or perhaps a bit of both? clouds over san jose. christina and mike will look at weather and traffic. >>> make money on the markets today as we await the opening bell from new york city this morning? at the nyse, let's see, we have deutsche asset wealth management. we're halfway through the work week for wednesday, february 19th. there's trevena, doing the honors, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. now back to the 2014 sochi games where this morning a northern california athlete celebrating a history making win. david wise is the gold medal winner in the olympic debut of the men's ski halfpipe. >> "today in the bay's" janelle wang joins us live from outside the olympic plaza in sochi. you just spoke to the new gold medalist this morning. >> reporter: yes, i gave limb a big hug, so proud of him, so excited for him. his medal ceremony takes place 90 minutes from now, that's where he'll receive his gold

using live doppler 7hd on the 7 news weather app. weather app makes it easy to share photo of how well coming the rain. you can use this site. >> huge turn out tonight for home security camera work shot hosted by the free mont police department. people signed up and meeting moved to larger venue. police say more people than ever are installing camp are and that's helping them catch criminals. police now asking residents to register the camera so they know who to turn to for video. officials said workshop was so successful they plan to schedule another one. >> 3 men in police custody tonight in connection with night club shooting in campbel campbell. torrez, cologne and the bar a arrested today for attempted homicide. men accused of shooting employee at the spot night club in october. they were id pied after surveillance video of the shooting posted on behind. victim has recovered. >> new video tonight from the u.s. coast guard of dramatic rescue at san francisco china beach this afternoon. 2 teens saw woman struggling in the water ju

live shot here.ose north wound 101 north of 680, clouds are around the shot but no water on the roadway yet. we'll show you the south bay. slowing at this spot on the maps, arrow indicating volume increases here toward the airport. green blotches there, wet roadways registering on the road weather index. our friend at the desk everybody 17 was okay, clouds, mist, but roadways dry a few minutes ago. but one or two minutes ago, we talked to executive producer joe, he said 880 at montague, sprinkles on the windshield. conditions are changing now. watch for slicker roadways continuing. tri-valley, slower drive, 680 past sunol, south bay. but that's the volume. we have west 580 at airway or approaching, earlier crash which has cleared, backed up toward north livermore, which is standa standard. we have the consolidation of the backup. fas-trak lanes and lanes off the right off the berkeley curve. other lanes looking clear. meeting lights are on. >> blue angels expected to fly at the fleet week. this is vi

live outside this morning across the bay area. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. she's got that microclimate forecast for us. >> yeah, good morning to you, laura, scott, everybody at home. we have really heavy rainfall and it is just started. give yourself plenty of time this morning. if you can postpone travels we highly encourage you to do so. the heaviest of the rain is coming through the next few hours. i can tell you it is downright treacherous on local roadways. taking a live look, this is 280 where it comes together with 17, heavy ponding, hydroplaning likely when speeding, we have flooding on the freeways. localized street flooding. avoid areas where you can't detect the depth of the water. i hate to say it but it's true, turn around, don't drown, don't damage your vehicle. it can be costly if you do so. we have wind blown debris over the local highways and roadways especially the higher elevations where the wind has been whipping all night. i want to bring in anthony slaughter live in campbell. i had

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who live at beach.ove the search and the sand and the beautiful slopes we get. you can do both if you wanted to. you can head to tahoe and tried slopes on saturday. come back and hit the beach on sunday. it's going to be nice around here. lunch time, golden gate bridge and san francisco in the mid-60s. we'll hold on to the warmth. we've got a nice looking weekend shaping up. we're so close to it now. it's okay to think about that weekend sweep. the weather's going to be nice. comfortable indoors or outdoors. 65 degrees in san francisco. room temperature out in the east bay. 71 for you. this is what you can expect. sun rise at 6:54. plenty full sunshine. it's going to kick in through the weekend. that evening breeze will pick up tonight. i want to show you this lovely picture from stanford. after all it's big and beautiful. 69 degrees. 70 on friday and up to 72 degrees by sunday. i want you to get out and enjoy this if you have that opportunity. the atmospheric river returns. that is the long range weath

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i have lived in this neighborhood for 20 years. i have walked lampson lane and all the blocks around my neighborhood almost daily, i have enjoyed watching construction and remodels in the neighborhood and was pleasantly surprised and pleased with the tastefulness that's been done to date. when i saw the scope of this project and this huge box that was going to replace what is currently there, it was just unimaginable to me. i'm not objecting to the addition of a second unit, i think i'm all for -- i'm not anti-growth, i think development there is reasonable, but the current scope and size of this thing and the footprint is just beyond my imagination and i respectfully request that as proposed this be denied. thank you. >> thank you. any further speakers? >> good evening, commissioners, my name is jued igt lamb, i am speaking for the eureka valley association planning and land use committee. we have an interest in this project, we are quite concerned about preserving the small scale family nature of the eureka valley hill side and t

>> i am going to live my life as i did before i lived in a dumpster. so work most of the time during the week, spend more time at home during the weekend, so, yeah, we are spending a little more time during the day because she has not quite committed to making that leap, you know, to becoming such a trashy kind of date, if you will. >> yeah. i am sure she wouldn't want to be described that way. the basics here toilet. what are you going to do? >> toilet, depends upon which direction you are going, number 1, we've got that taken care of, number 2, we are working that in the second and third phase. >> i know if those phases, you are planning on getting a shower in there and a toilet in there? how do you fit it? that's right. so this is not just some crazy guy living and camping in a dumpster for a year. in the second phase, which will start in about two months, we will build the average american dumpster home where we will outfit this thing with the most common watsher, dryer, air conditioner from amazon.com that's bought in the u.s. in the last phase, w

years lived here, unknown.e's been here forever, led many lives, i gather, and occasionally translates books from magrabbi to english. and the dashing and mistier use baron, an artist from chile, who's been living and working in the kasbah since a hasty exit from puerto rico for reasons never fully explained. on the menu, bastilla, a meat or often pigeon pie as traditional moroccan as it gets. today made by gibbs' full-time cooks. jamilla and fatima. it's chicken slow-cooked, pulled or shredded and folded into an egg mixture. cooked in a reduced stock from the boil. this is layered with blanched almonds, powdered sugar and cinnamon. the whole lot is wrapped in a crepe-like dough. after baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar. it's got a sweet savory thing going on, and it's quite tasty. >> if you get nervous when you go in a room and you touch the light switch, and the lights don't come on, you shouldn't be living in this country. >> what was that first moment

the camiolos' lives before the fire had not been easy. their son paul was their primary caregiver. >> you know, he did have that responsibility to help assist his parents. he would do the grocery shopping for them. if they wanted something from a department store, a lot of times he would go to the mall and buy it and bring it home. >> investigators wondered whether paul may have had something to do with setting the fire. >> there was money there in the form of insurance money. and that in and of itself is a powerful motive. >> he received about $250,000 in insurance benefits. >> the second motive that some of the investigators believed existed was that paul camiolo was tired of caring for his infirm parents. >> fire investigators searched through the rubble and found something very suspicious. >> in the center of the room there was a pattern that looked like perhaps it might have been associated with a liquid pour, what they refer to, when someone may have poured an accelerant. >> to see if an accelerant was used investigators removed sam

let's head live to the scene of the investigation. sergio quintana is live at the muni station.learning there? reporter: this incident basically stopped all muni trains between the montgomery station and the van ness station. san francisco police say the man was hit by a muni light rail vehicle headed round and was killed. the moments after this happened we talked with a few people who say they knew the man who was killed. they say he is homeless and stores his backpack along the muni platform here. multiple team told us the man did not commit suicide but was trying to get to this back pac and was hit by a vehicle. paramedics arrived but the man was pronounced dead at the scene. this all has created a confusing situation for muni riders, special since martial is so congested right now because the chinese new year parade is about to start. >> we're trying to get to castro, and we don't know how to get there because we're not familiar with the area. >> did they tell you? >> she complained these complicated things and i just wanted a direct answer. >> light rail cars are not runnin

. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived...ur subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> a three alarm fire at an abandoned grocery store is still smoldering this morning. oakland fire still on the scene. we have a live report straight ahead. >> vandals hit a northern california islamic center. the items thrown at the mosque that have some people calling it a hate crime. >>> starting to see some clouds. we have some rain on the way. we'll tell you when coming up. >> flying over westbound 580 we have our usual delays over the altamont pass and the livermore valley. travel times are just minutes away. >> reporter: i'm cate caugiran live in san francisco where police are looking for a hit- and-run driver who left a man with serious injuries in the intersection behind me. just a few hours ago, about 2:30, a man was walking westbound in the crosswalk on van ness when he was hit by a dark colored vehicle. he has life-threatening injuries. his skull may have been fractured. the victim was taken to san francisc

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take a live look at sochi, russia. you can see the olympic flame burning down in the olympic village near the black sea. but this morning, all attention up on the slopes, u.s. shut out of the olympic podium in snowboarding, men's halfpipe snowboarding. >> hard to believe. most high profiled snowboarder leaving without a medal, shaun white. he was looking for that three-peat gold medal performance. "today in the bay's" janelle wang live in sochi. we'll get to sean white in a second. first, we have learned that a woman snowboarder dropped out of the halfpipe event. >> reporter: yeah, today it is the women's turn. four americans scheduled to compete. but 17-year-old arielle gold had to drop out after she dislocated her shoulder during practice. but we still have three more american women competing including lake tahoe's hannah teter, won a gold and silver in the event. men's halfpipe snowboard, shaun white didn't medal at all, came in fourth. i it and switzerland's iouri podladtchikov named ipod, pulling off the yolo, you

just that live in the middle east the west happy to support what we can see there surely extremist live elements amongst the opposition. i have to repeat what i've said before this from i think very much of the situation. in the early ninety's. we had several pieces. there were made that would have prevented the country from falling apart each time it was one of the western countries that actually sabotaged we had a peace agreement in lisp and brokered in one thousand nine hundred two in march and all three sides in the boston side. and the moslem on side backed by the u.s. . we had a war break out a couple of months later and the west was really happy to arm the side that caused the up and cold war so this is for me just a repeat of this entire situation unfortunately is the country for the part and ukraine i mean this is clearly that the worst bonnets we've seen there in the country so far is it out of control. ok the thing is i think the president needs to show that he's president of the country if there's no firm leadership right now the country is in danger of being. destabilized l

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coming back live, the elderly woman is live at the hospital for her previous ailment and not the attack. hospital officials tell me patients with violent histories are escorted in under restraint. she was not under restraints or police escorts which could suggest the hospital would believe he did what he did. live from san francisco general hospital here in san francisco, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thanks. this incident is the latest in a series of problems including the death of lynn spalding who went missing from san francisco general and ultimately found dead in an exterior stirwell at the hospital. investigators found hospital and the san francisco sheriff's department at fault in that case. >>> more breaking news, a flight from san francisco to hong kong took a frightening turn when it ran into unexpected severe turbulence. it happened in the airspace over japan, but the flight continued for six more hours on to hong kong. a total of 342 people were on board the cafe pacific flight that departed san francisco just before noon yesterday. this photo shows ambulances waiting for the fli

>> here is live doppler seven hd. no reports of rainfall but it's likely that some rain drops are hitting the ground near because the storm is teaming in a good clip. here is a live view from our camera looking at cloudy western sky. temperatures now into low 60s in san francisco and 55 in half moon bay. another live view looking over san francisco international airport. cloudy skies temperatures now 57 in santa rosa. looking along embarcadero, these features rain will be stormy overnight. it's going to be a slow one, we expect rain, showers continuing into saturday morning. approaching storm at 7:00 this evening, we're going to carry throughout tomorrow, and into tomorrow night. we'll see rain up across the state tomorrow. snow into the sierra. tomorrow night, center of the low pressure system moves south ward towards l.a. area, most energy is saturday morning. this is for north bay coast, peninsula coast, and east bay hills and this increases downed trees and power lines. moving south ward a bit. flash flood watch b

their lives in the shadows yeah that sounds nice but the reason these illegal immigrants live their lives in the shadows is because they immigrated illegally why should new yorkers bend over backwards for illegal criminal immigrants this is the same logic that if i catch a guy breaking into my house as a gracious host i should offer him a pizza because it's his home too this is not just a slap in the face to rule of law but also to the immigrants who do go through the bureaucracy and headaches to become u.s. citizens the right way the legal way so the blasio if you're going to provide these illegal immigrants with some sort of document it should be a plane ticket back home with instructions on how to apply for a green card the legit proper way just like everyone else has to fashion just my opinion. well. it's technology innovations all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. the interview. and i thank you for joining me for the r.t. sports and then pick special only action from the winter games in sochi plus the pick of the sport from around the world and here's

live . lives in this resort to hostage taking stealing weapons and conducting kangaroo courts as the crisis to resemble a war so much to say they could no longer afford pound terrorism response. to. dealing with stress properly. but big you are some of the view turn a blind diet of the habit being awakened by the rioters calling on the government to answer the bloodshed that's despite opposition leaders at me saying they have no control over the radicals in the street. international news live from moscow this is also international with me. and with start with breaking news from ukraine the song rioters in the capital are trying to force their way towards the president's administration now gunfire and explosions are being heard in the city center meanwhile officials are demanding the militants one hundred in their weapons and return to protesting peacefully the interior ministry has issued a warning saying the police have been given lie weapons and are now authorized to use them if the tox ra

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live team coverage of the rain and the snow. >>> i'm live on the roof here of the broadcast center, lightall the die tail d. >>> not back to normal after a raid yesterday. what employees telling us tonight. >>> we are heading into a wet weekend. this is a live look outside right now from our mount tamalpais cam. >> bay area residents are preparing for the worst, gathering up sandbags to prevent flooding as the rain intensifies. >> and snow in the sierra. we are expecting up to two feet of new snow in the sierra, that is great news for the ski resorts. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. the umbrellas are out. the windshield wipers are on. >> rain around the bay area today and more is on the way for the weekend. >> let's get right to abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel live with abc7 hd. >> this is a scene we haven't seen in a while up here on the roof. we have rain coming down, just starting to pick up right on cue. sea of umbrellas on embarcadero, wipers going, check out live doppler 7 hd and talk about where it is leading right now. pretty much everyone seeing som

you know, people have lives that, you know, many people are born, they work, they live and die in thehey don't go to the next state or the next country. i have been pwhr*eus blessed to be living around the world, 19 times we have gone. i go overseas quite a bit. my fa there are kicked me out of the family when i revealed my relationship with my lovely wife back in the early '70s and then for 30 some years we had a rocky relationship i stayed in touch every few years, something in his defense, my father's defense, when the bostock red sox won the world series in 2004, for the first time in 86 years, everything changed. there must have been something in the air because my father -- we were all mad red sox fans that's the only thing we agree on and i think he must have fell in love with big papi or something because he called me and said i want to see my great grandson i said you know, dad my daughter married a black man and our grandson is a black boy and he said that's fine. we'll be up in a few days that was my come to jesus moment, why didn't it be good some 30 years ago, why did you

live look at the big board. is down about 16 points. sin dark and -- nasdaq and s & p is better than that. posting a little bit of a gain right now. many big u.s. corporations paying very little taxes. that is weighing in on the markets. tesla bay area company record high after word that it will start making more efficient battery. >>> the huge data breach has taken a toll on target. the retailer says customers stayed away because of concerns about the problem. they also warn cost related to the breach could effect the next earnings report. >>> time is 6:56. police in san leandro are warning people about burglars posing as utility workers. the latest hit was on saturday. we talked to a victim who didn't want to be identified. the victims claimed they were from the water company and needed to check their home. while she was distracted by one burglar she says the others went upstairs and stole cash, jewelry and a handgun. the thieves are two men and a woman. the most recent burglary happened saturday on kenyon ave

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here's a live look at the bay bridge.arlier overnight roadwork should be picked up, good in all lanes through the macarthur maze everything looks good, as well. here's a live look at northbound and southbound 880 near the oakland coliseum. these taillights are moving approaching high street everything look good. overnight roadwork is picked up. so far a quick check of your drive times no delay down the eastshore freeway where it's 18 minutes typical stuff for this time of the morning from the carquinez bridge to the maze. bart on time including the downtown san francisco spots. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." for more on your -- what can we call this weather? it's a little wet. >> a little drizzle. >> are you going to make it liz? are you heading to the water machine? >> yes. >>> we are seeing rain outside right now. hi-def doppler radar picking up on some moisture at this time. you can see some of that spreading into the south bay. we have a lot of clouds out there with a weak cold front sliding through but you can se

here's a live look where you can see traffic is very slow. all those headlights are heading westbound towards the city. much worse in other parts of the area where a number of thank accidents and collisions all over the bay area. people flying out can expect delays stretching until mild night tonight. the airport tells us 60 flights were canceled because of the weather. there are 38 delays right now. as always, travelers are being advised to check with airlines. >>> we are hearing from an awful a lot of people how this storm has trance formed the landscape over night. dry creeks are turned into rivers. want you to take a look at photos we've been getting. took this shot right here in west sonoma county of a creek that was just a trickle yesterday. now one from robert carson. he posted this am picture on our facebook page. now i want to take you over to napa county and silva got this shot of a rising creek and this is right near her parent's house. we'd like to see your weather pictures. you can send them to photos or post them to our facebook

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here's another view from chopper 4 live now. bw parkway southbound, those lanes are blocked. you're forced on to the beltway. you'll have to loop around. and then get up on route 50. so far it looks good, light volume, not terrible over there. but again, bw parkway traveling southbound, jammed heading to the beltway because of multiple accidents. i can tell you i counted over six. it's more than that. cars are just veering off of the road. you see just very slick on the roadway. chopper's going zoom out. we'll talk about again, want to show you how the congestion is. but the good news once you loop around, smooth sailing as you continue on to the beltway. now also traveling in our area this morning, i'm just tracking ice on the side streets. heads up, southeast d.c. traveling along georgia avenue -- excuse me, northwest on georgia avenue at kansas avenue. you see here a lot of icy conditions there. what time do you think the ice is going to let up? >> not until, i don't think, around 8:30, 9:00 this ing. the roads are ugly, but

this is a live shot from the san jose bureau camera. but you can see the storm clouds are gathering. one particularly wet spot in the bay area is mt. tamalpais. you can see the showers from our camera. almost ten inches of rain have fallen here since the storm began, and it is still coming town. the steep slopes force out the moisture from passing storms and fog. we do have live team storm watch coverage with a look at some of the hardest hit areas. first, the forecast with meteorologist leigh glaser and live doppler 7hd. >> hi there, everyone. you are exactly right. it has really been more to the golden gate bridge where this moisture band -- we call it training. the heaviest rain today has been north of the golden gate bridge. in fact we'll take you in closer. cloverdale has been reporting some very moderate rain the past two or three hours. you can see the rain is coming down. guise are road there, but we had some flood senior still do near rohnert park, and petaluma. they had some low-lying flooding there today. they're getting a li

let's take it live to bob redell live in tahoe, so this is more good news because we need the snow for our snowpack. it replenishes our water during the summer. what are you working with, bob? >> reporter: well, good morning to you. we're actually here in kingvale along 80. when you and i look at this we see a winter wonderland but when you talk to people in charge of the state's water supply, they see too little too late. yes, they want the snow but it's not enough. the department of water resources does not think that this later storm will have that much impact on the state's snowpack which normally supplies around a third of the water supply. with runoff through creeks like this one here. and streams and rivers and whatnot. they will get a better sense in a few hours when they conduct their third snow survey this winter season. taking place at 11:00 this morning. we'll be measuring the snowpack at echo summit south of tahoe. a month ago the snowpack was at roughly 29% of normal. they do not expect that number to improve greatly. yes, there will be change but again, they don't expect

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they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived...u. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. . >>> they ordered the close of san francisco to issue same-sex marriage licenses many were among the couples who got married before the stopped the weddings and many wanted to thank them and others. >> it was really hard for people to be sue mortgagetive, most people were not supportive but we got a lot of love and support every time we came here. >> we still have a lot of work to do, 17 states is not 50 states. and while this is a done deal, it's not. >> san francisco city hall was lighted in rain ball colors to mark the 10th anniversary and they will remain to protest and eye gay laws in russia are dealing with having the the oh limb bick games -- olympic games in the seaside resort. what makes for a great day of sun bathing, temperatures have been in the mid-60s and it is melting snow. athletes are adjusting their techniques while organizers are using salt and thermal blankets to counter act the heat of the sun. >>> and ken

meteorologist leigh glaser gives us a live look at what is going on from the roof, and live -- live doppler 7hd. >> in the last 15-20 minutes a few light showers, sprinkles starting to make its way here locally, but we have been get something pretty good returns in the north -- in fact live doppler 7hd showing you some reds and also some yellows, some very bright indications there. this is south of point reyes, sonoma coast, moderate rain is moving in. we'll take you in a little closer and you can see some of the activity yourself headed toward the san rafael area. novato picking up a little right anyway now, and then towards lincoln boulevard and around the parade route, a few sprinkles reported right now. palo alto, a little light rain, and little light rain at blue canyon, higher elevations above the 8,000-foot level in lake tahoe, picking up a little light snow. otherwise they're going to see incline village, towards the south lake tahoe with just some of the showers. we'll take a more detailed look at the accuweather forecast in a bit. >> thank you so much. we'll see you later. >>> in

reporting live in oakland, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >> let's get a live look at downtown san jose this morning. and looks as if it's going to be clear. i know christina has pretty big numbers in some of her forecasts. i think i saw one that starts with a 7. >> did you see that? you don't have to wait for the seven-day forecast anymore. it's there at the bottom of your screen. that's for you as well. we're not just doing this for scott but he is on point as usual. 43 in san jose. it's clear at the surface. mid level clouds moving in and clouds increase throughout this afternoon. i want to make sure you're ready. looking good, let's take you through your microclimates. if you are looking for the sunshine you're going to get it early on in the day. as we head through 3, 4:00, we'll see enough sunshine to warm us up in the mid-60s. san francisco 61 there, the peninsula looks good, mid-60s, around 65 in belmont. baltimoreo is looking good at 64. taking you to the north bay we see shower activity we're going to hold off until about 7 to 9:00 p.m. it's going to be li

first aletter forecast from ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived...to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> 4:26. clear and cold out there. watch out. we have wet streets but we're near freezing. we get a flash freeze on anything that's been untreated as temperatures drop a little more over the next few hours. as we go through the day, sunny. a little breezy, especially this morning. lunch time temps in the mid- to upper 30s. i expect our highs today into the low 40s with some upper 30s north and then there's going to be a chance for a little snow late tonight into the morning hours on saturday. let's check in with monika samtani. we still have issues out there. >>> we do. some surprise icy patches as well. in fact, earlier this morning about 45 minutes ago, we had a car that had spun out on 270 northbound at i-370. that was cleared. you can see the southbound side at falls road looks pretty g. i got off the -- pretty good. i got off the phone with maryland state highway. they have 25 trucks out right now treating, sa

they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. go nuts. cal upsets top ranked arizona. they are at home against their arch rivals from stanford and what happens? the bears get smoked in their own gym. a's manager and cal grad in town. a's fanfest is saturday. bears down by as many as 18 in the first half. he is trying to keep him in the game and had 24 total. cal down six at the break. here come the bears. the lead down to five. randal on the attack. slicing and dicing with the left hand. the cardinals pull away and where is the defense? anthony brown to the rack. 16-point lead and clears some space. he did not like that and returns the favor. foul is called and stanford spanks the bears 80-69. both teams with 15 wins on the season and both 6-4 in the pac-12. to the ice, the sharks and the stars in the tank. brad stewart, talk about getting physical. stewart takes a bite out of the boards. he was hit there. scott hannah with a shot. look at the redirect here. grea

also a place where older animals can live out their regular lives.ve to euthanize them if they're sick. that's a different situation. we have habitats to try to resemble what the wild is, teach people what they have never seen. you are one of the few reporters that have gotten out there and understand why it's so important. that's what is important because you've learned yourself you and me out in the wild. how many people can do that? not 1/10 of 1%. we're trying to bring that to them in a humane way and take care of the animals for their lifetime. >> it just seems odd. i kind of wonder if the zoo has a poster somewhere that says, enjoy our animals. we're going to kill 20 of them this year. but enjoy them while they last. no one i think knowing that would kind of keep going to that zoo. it just seems an odd set of priorities. jack hannah, i appreciate you coming on to talk about this. >> thanks, anderson, for all your help. >>> up next, a desperate rescue effort is under way right now in utah for a man buried by an avalanche. we're going to talk an

i can't go on living like this. i will ask for a solution from the family planning office or divorce her. i can't take care of the children on my own because i have to work. no one can help me because i have no family members still alive." >> in some cases, relatives of offending parents were the ones who paid the price. liu yong says his youngest brother - who didn't have any children - was severely beaten trying to bring food to the wife of his other brother, who had three children. liu says his brother later died of his injuries. residents here denounce the system as cruel and unfair. >> "for those who don't have much money, it is hard for them to have a second or third child, for the fine will make them return to poverty. for the rich there is no restriction on the number of the children they can have: the birth of four or even five children is also permitted. ...what they do is not to control the number of population but to squeeze money from people into their own pockets." back in guangdong, zhou toasts his br

sutro cam looking live down towards the city. santa rosa, 56. 60, concord. live moore, 58.hts. we'll look for clear sky tonight. cooler, all areas of dense fog overnight in those protected valley areas. slight chance of showers developing tuesday night, wednesday morning, very slight chance. of that we look for dry days and temperatures bill the enof the week will be well above where we should be this time of year. speaking of highs, cloverdale, 64 today. san rafael, 68. santa cruz, 70. overnight lows tonight, much colder, especially in the north bay, upper 30s, mid-to-upper 40s, and our pacific satellite showing you high pressure will die vert the storms between to north of the bay area. they will stay north of us. on monday, look for mixture of sunshine and high clouds. but tuesday, this is our chance of seeing the next chance of an isolated shower, tuesday 6:00 a.m., cloudy conditions. 5:00 commute time tuesday, santa rosa, start to see showers. the next system tuesday overnight into wednesday morning, very weak. by wednesday morning, the north bay is already clearing ou