behind it cool, unstable air.see the cumulus clouds build over the higher elevations and temperatures are dropping. quarter mile visibility. a view leftover showers from mountain view to san jose. temperatures in the upper 40s to 50s there. the rest of the afternoon we are looking at partly cloudy

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behind it cool, unstable air. we will see the cumulus clouds build over the higher elevations and temperatures are dropping. quarter mile visibility. a view leftover showers from mountain view to san jose. temperatures in the upper 40s to 50s there. the rest of the afternoon we are looking at partly cloudy skies with cool numbers coastside, mid-up ander 50s. elsewhere low and mid-60s. a little cool for this time of year. we will talk about april showers and the chance of a thunderstorm and that includes a pretty strong cold front coming our way tomorrow. details in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. as you say, we are finally getting the reunion we need, but it has not been good for everybody in the bay abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian reports from burlingame with a look at the problems yesterday storm's caused. [chainsawing] >> reporter: pg&e crews are working as fast as at the can in the rain a tree limb fell on power limbs. the massive tree is also being trimmed because of it's proximity to the bu

but the really unstable air mass comes our way after the passage of the cold front tomorrow.hat should bring some thunderstorms for the first day of april. san jose, this is what i mean. you see the cumulus clouds. half moon bay at 55. we will see the winds increase today. another look at this beautiful santa cruz shot with temperatures in the lower 60s here for the afternoon. 51 livermore. still cool in the north bay with mid-and upper 40s right now. so everyone is much colder this morning with 9 degrees cooler in livermore. 7 degrees cooler in napa. mountain view coming in with 5 degrees of cooling. mt. tam you can see the partly cloudy sky already around the north bay. so with most of us enjoying the sunny start you will have partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. clouds increase tonight and the passage of the cold front tomorrow with the cold front we will see the heavy rain and the gusty winds. so it's something we waited for all winter long. it will be with us throughout the evening commute tomorrow. right now we will sit in between systems and the clouds will be

and in many places the land is very unstable.we know that they had a very robust plan this morning to go out with machines to move the mud. they wanted to have people on the ground to probe with electronic equipment, to look for people in the mud. they had to stop around midday. but then they resumed that search. they had to stop because the land was very unstable. >> u.s. president barack obama has issued an emergency declaration for washington state and ordered federal aid to help in the rescue and recovery effort. >> well, canadian health officials are trying to determine if a critically ill man has the ebola virus. the man is hospitalized and isolated in a western city. he had been to liberia in africa where five people have died of suspected ebola. an outbreak in neighboring guinea has killed at least nine people. symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting and fever. >> the murder trial of oscar pistorius resumes in a few hours in south africa. text messages between pistorius and reeva steenkamp took center sage on monday. in one m

. >> big question tonight - how unstable is this area, and what will happen next. david montgomery from the university of washington joins us, and is the author of "dirt", the erosion of civilisation. we talk about what is happening here. it is hard for us to understand why the search and rescue and recovery effort is so difficult, as laymen. this stuff - it's mud, it's quick sand at this point. >> imagine trying to move through a slurry of wet concrete. it's difficult to move, hard to get your footing, difficult conditions to work in, and that wall of mud that came though the up to was incredibly violent. there's all kinds of debris, it's a horrible nightmare of a situation, and we are in washington praying for further found. >> absolutely, hope that there is someone alive this just needs rescuing. i heard one of the people involved in the rescue saying that his surprise was, you know, when you found a vehicle that had been overrun by the mud flow, there was little left of the vehicle, it had been flow. >> yes, if you imagine the hillside giving way and lik qidiin

the mud is unstable with the consistency of quicksand. the slide destroyed a town 60 the slide destroyed at least 30 homes in the tiny town of oh sew, washington, about 60 miles north of seattle. >> this devastation in that area reminded me very much of the devastation i saw when i was in mount st. helens 34 years ago. >> reporter: officials say the wall of rocks, trees, and sludge came without warning. although there had been rainfall heavy in the recent weeks. >> the slide came across the development and the road and the trees with where part of the river is now pooling. >> reporter: there is still fear of flooding. residents are warned they may have to evacuate quickly. bigad shaban, cbs news, arlington, washington. >>> now some bad news for search and rescue crews. more rain is forecasted in northern washington tomorrow. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on the volatile weather patterns in the west and another snowstorm bearing down on the east coast. >> we have a flash flood watch out for snohomish county a

they have an unstable government, because they're trying to put this together. for them not to fire a shot was very, very smart. they would have ended up where the georgians did. this is tough stuff. i don't have to tell you that. you've been in the seat. it's not a matter of saying we have to support the president. it's a matter of saying we need to give this president time to get to the result he needs to get to. i think running -- going too fast and too hard is probably a mistake. >> do you agree with the ambassador we should cancel our appearance at the g-8? >> eventually yes, but let's work up to that carefully. i assume somebody is telling vladimir putin, this is what you can expect in the next few days. if you don't do something to -- >> i don't think have laid march pew people tell putin -- >> there's always a back channel, always a way that somebody is talking to somebody in the kremlin. i presume they're saying this is what is really going to happen. >> let me bring up recent poll numbers on president obama. he came into office in 2009 and said he want

the land was very unstable. >> i appreciate your reporting. george mentioned, 176 people still unaccounted for. nicole rivera's parents, daughter and daughter's fiance are among the missing. thank you so much for joining us. i spoke to you during our commercial break. your parents live right where this landslide happen. your daughter and her fiance were visiting your parents. when was the last time you spoke with them? >> the last communication we had from any of them was about 9:40 on saturday morning. my daughter commented on a facebook post. and we haven't heard anything. when i first heard about the slide i texted everybody. i'm from houston. and just said please check in. and delaney and allen did not. i called and their phones went straight to voice mail and that's when it was pretty effort that my fear that they were caught in the house with my folks, which is quite far in this field, after calling family up here and her friends, it really became clear that their were most likely there and we have not had any contact or sign of them. >>

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unstable very unstable situation.atching some lighter returns as far as the rain is concerned around san francisco toward the santa cruz mountains. i do want to concentrate on this area where we have seen heavier returns around the east bay. alvarado niles road and out toward the 680, san ramon area you can see san ramon valley boulevard is getting heavier rainfall. as far as the rainfall totals, .91 of an inch. .69 in santa rosa. only .01 in san francisco. trace amounts sfo and out toward concord. this bill all be changing as the rain continues to shift. a look at the morning forecast that does include showers. dan? >> thanks very much. you can see how effective live top leer 7hd is. you can use it on our website, abc7news.com and track the weather anytime you wish. >> we will have cornell bernard in a few minutes talking about what is going on in the north bay and the rain we have had there. a seventh grade teacher is under arrest tonight uh accused of sexually abusing students. he was arrested at mira vista in rich

very unstable hilltop.e're watching heavy rain here from the bellingham area southwards to seattle, owe olympia, all the way down to portland. we'll continue for the most part watching this heavy rain around a good portion of the day. as we continue into the forecast, it will lighten up a little bit, especially as we go throughout this evening. more rain in the next couple of days. another two inches on an area that's already got 10 inches of rain. the other story, luke -- you probably see it looking out your window there. let's talk about the snow in d.r. >> it's unbelievable. >> the fourth time it's snowed in march. that's more snow than you got all of last two winters combined. >> i left boston, went to college in boston, because there was no spring. i came to d.c. because i love the spring. it's not come yet. >> no, it hasn't. even accumulating on the grassy surfaces. this powerful nor'easter, luke, it will be the strongest storm that the northeast has seen since hurricane sandy. the difference is that

must tell you, it's very complicated because the ground, if you can call it ground, is extremely unstableit's difficult to move within the area. i flew over it about 45 minutes ago. and there are search personnel around the periphrae of the slide, and there are several helicopters working, looking for survivors. it's difficult to get in the middle of the slide at the moment. >> how do the rescuers move forward then? when do you expect them to move deeper into the debris field and if it's so dangerous, what needs to happen to make sure they can get in their safely? >> well, the good news is there are helicopters that are scouring the area at low level that have very good visual. i mean i just flew over an hour ago and there was a person visible, if there was, you could see them from the low levels from the helicopter i was in. so that's not so much an issue. the scope of the slide is just monumental. i have never seen anything like it. and you just have to recognize that mother nature got a very dangerous vote here. >> i know you have been dealing with a lot of storms and a lot of rain the

rain becoming likely, very unstable air. we could see thunderstorms maybe tuesday night and into wednesday. temperatures looking nice today. it is going to be a dry day. you're looking at 60s and 70s inside the bay. mid- to upper 70s in the valley. and then some cool 60s. patchy fog toward the coastline. next couple of days, the first full week of spring looking more like winter outside as we'll see the showers continuing, possibly into early thursday morning. a brief break, but maybe some more rain guys, as we head in towards saturday and sunday. that's a look at weather. back to you. >>> thank you. santa clara county is looking it put out e-cigarettes, tomorrow supervisors will consider restrictions on the use of vapor inhalers in public places, specifically at county buildings and create a 30-foot no puff zone around doors, vents and windows. >>> a little high speed action in southern over the weekend at the nascar in fontana. >> while fans were there, they found a shopping surprise, a fully functioning grocery store was

to pass the baton on to because they haven't been to the political system and free generates an unstable man as continuity isn't it generates the next generation of leaders. it promotes young people into positions of authority and their people there to pass the baton to hear it seems like there's nothing there's there's there's nothing there afterwards. and everyone it's this battle for power at the top and a draw in their seventies and some even in the eighties in eighty years old i mean there's even a toe myself wondering is that if we can even knows that he's running for president. which is like. this is a mean that they can comply with the child is in relation to see everybody knew who was a very sick. this inflation is there a very dedicated. we are talking about playing with fire in the wind and trees. i mean states and can be a very big big problem in with the youth in the streets with no jobs is the variable at that age. let's talk about venezuela mass protests now in their third week the present is ten months were placed in the lead for good shabbos. responding with a bold plan.

but the site had been unstable.re's certainly no chance locking the site would increase stability in my view but whether that actually contributed to the second failure since that occurred is an open question. >> brown: what about the the difficulties of the rescue mission now? i see the geologists are continually checking to make sure that it's safe to go in. what exactly are they looking for? >> well, when a hill side like that made of a lot of silt and sand essentially lic liquefies - you take a hill and turn it into loose, shaky material, you've essentially created quick sand and that's not easy to move through, having sunk into quick sand myself in the philippines, you can't go anywhere and need somebody else to pull you out. it's a nightmare scenario for a rescue team to rescue people that get caught in it. it's like working in a sand jell-o or slurry. but that will set up over time and become harder as the water drains out of it. so what you don't want is to put the rescuers at risk as well. it's a fine line

and ukraine is economically unstable.d could face default if help isn't coming soon. now, the u.s., the treasury secretary has said a couple of times now that the u.s. and its partners are ready to help provide support for economic growth and stability in ukraine, but frankly, investors are still very worried. so, this is why in a very closely tied geopolitical marketplace, that's why something like this really, really matters to your money. >> yeah. it will be a rocky day on wall street. developments happening by the minute on ukraine. "new day" starts right now. >>> the united states is united, russia is isolated. >> small attacks at the ukrainian border. blood may be spilled as secretary of state john kerry heads to the region. has the u.s. been outplayed by putin again? >> also breaking, thousands of flights cancelled today as yet another winter storm tears through the east. but the forecast is changing rapidly. who's getting hit now and who is being spared? >>> historic win, we are live from hollywood the morning aft

buried in the debris because the search area, a square mile, is so large and the ground remains unstable. >> new this morning. a thai satellite has spotted what looks like 300 floating objects in the southern indian ocean. the objects are "potentially linked" to missing malaysian airlines flight 370. however, bad weather forced an aerial search of the area to be called off today. a u-s official says air teams have been "beaten up" by the severe weather. and visibility is almost zero. >> we have more local mills coming up.news coming up. >> at 6:20 a.m.. 2 firefighters are dead this morning contract in the basement apartment building that went up in flames. >> at 6:25 a.m.. how would you like to see this during your morning commute? we will show you where this spring its presence known. >> as 6:30 a.m.. more on our big story, senator leland yee under arrest for his alleged involvement in a drug, weapons and murder for hire scheme. >> welcome back. continuing our coverage on our big story this morning. the alleged corruption case against state senator leland yee. he is accused of drug runn

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authorities believe the ground became unstable after recent rainfall. >> a similar accident in santa cruz mountains 32 years ago. plea days of rain around the bay area. houses tumbled and brinls collapsed. officials figured out 18,000 slides occurred oochl three fisherman had to be rescued interest a boat. they made a call and opened into a raft. >> a co-founder of tri valley could be, charges range from conspiracy to money laundering. prosecutors accused her of defrauding students out of $five comblinl between 2008 and 2011 and can z.they say she used the money to buy a mansion, commercial properties and a mercedes-benz >> california closing a loophole in coverage for people switching kuvenlg under affordable care act. michael finney is here now with that. >> yes. there is so much to watch out for. med l cal treatment doctors have to find any ai new physician so health access says 380,000 people were disrupted here. this is a sem bliman's legislation will allow patients undergoing treatments such as those for cancer, to continue and finish treatment with their original health care p

all slowing from the west with the moist air mass and it will be unstable with low clouds and drizzle in san francisco but mostly sunny with below average temperatures and more of us will daily with that and the showers, the possibility, link are through tuesday and the cold front on saturday and monday we get the steady rain. look how the nature of the clouds and the rain as we head to the lunch hour, again, around 5:00, most of us are credit for the commute and a chance of random showers and best chance is across the north bay where we will have warm air and rain through tomorrow afternoon and into the evening hours and you can see the cold front developing to the north and it sweeps through as we head through saturday morning into the afternoon hours and by saturday evening it beens scattered. look at our rainfall amount over 24 hours very light, and then you can see them developing total north at midnight on saturday and look at half an inch to an inch from the cold front with most us 1up to 2" in the higher elevation. the 7 day forecast is a break on sunday and heavy rain on mond

. >> it's very complicated because the ground is - if you can call it ground, is unstable. it's difficult to move within the slide area. i flew over about 45 minutes ago. there are personnel around the periphery of the slide. there are helicopters looking for survivors. there are helicopters scouring the area at low level that have good visual. there was a person visible. that's not so much an issue. the scope of the slide is monumental. i have never seen anything like it, and you have to recognise that mother nature got a very dangerous thought here. the river now is floating through the debris, which is good news that appears to have reduced a kata staffic relief from what was previously a dam. it's good news, but you want people to be on heightened awareness. still, given the circumstances. >> later in the show we'll look at how more storms headed ta washington could impact search rescue effort. >> the houston shipp canal, one of the busiest in the nation is closed after an oil spill. crews have been working around the clock to clean up the sticky oil that leaked when a

that will help to make the atmosphere more unstable and increase the likelihood of strong severe storms. this is a potent system that is affecting all the east coast today with cold and windy conditions on the back side of it. we will be dealing with problems of the liquid variety, but it will be cold enough to snow by tomorrow. temperatures dropped nearly 40 degrees between the highest today and the low tomorrow. a few showers by 3:00, 69 degrees by 7:00, the strongest storms moving through by 11:00 tonight. it will be windy and temperatures will be in the 50's, falling into the 20's overnight. details coming up. back to you. >> ok, we want to get back to that breaking news. a deadly explosion in new york city. two people are dead, 17 others injured after a blast and off that could be heard for several blocks. >> immediately fears of terrorism were sparked. chris, any sign yet that this was intentional? >> investigators are saying that it really is too early to tell what caused this building collapse an explosion in east harlem, but there are early signs that it could be accidental. th

having with stood past 105 years, the windows are now unstable. the [speaker not understood], the glass is cracking and many of them are in jeopardy of complete destruction. a recent proposal estimated the cost of restoration at about $2 million. as i mentioned earlier, the church barely has enough funds at any given time for substantial operating expenses. it would be impossible for the church with limited resources to begin such an immense financial undertaking as repairing these hand painted stain glass windows. to restore the stain glass, the church needs a new and substantial source of funds. if the church were allowed to sell transferrable development rights, we anticipate over time we would have sufficient funds to complete the restoration of all of our windows. without those funds as a stained glass continues to crack and break, they will have to be replaced. if that occurs we will have no other option to put temporarily put plywood over the windows, [speaker not understood] clear glass. and if we can raise the money, that would certainly

katie is is there and worried now that demolition on some of the unstable parts happen. >> it is so dense, so tall and there are still hot spots to continue with. they monitored that huge debris and there are many crews on on scene. demolition workers turned off their emergency and we are told they were able to stable lies areas -- stabilize areas and they will determine an oregon of the pulled initially started and are still finding hot spots in the debris. >> it gets buried and if we can't get in, the roof will just smolder away in there >> it will be surrounding strike however. however one apartment building has the same damage to their windows and those tenants are being relocated in -- located and as they dig through some of shows areas they may uncover more hot spots. i will give you more earl i indications on what the cause is for this fire. >>> in the meantime we are learning crews battling really with water mains and hydrants, we will have more that couldn't verged on that building. it will tap into the city's high pressure emergency fire hydrants and that took more than 30 minut

o how many people are making up the search team at the moment and how unstable is the surface that the rescuers are working in at the moment. >> we have more than a hundred people on the ground. i don't know the exact number. we are getting a lot of help from the local and federal teams, fema and all over. >> okay. >> the ground they are working on is very, very unstable in places. some places are like quick sand and some places laden with debr debris, trees, parts of houses and anything taken down from the area when the mud came down. >> thank you for the time. she's the deputy communications director with the county's department of emergency management. thanks again. >> president obama and other world leaders are wrapping up the summit in the netherlands and overshadowed by the crisis in ukraine. they are concerned that russia is moving deeper into the country and could be facing more sanctions if the standoff escalates. mike, overto you. >> well, tony, the president came here and trying to unify theal lies. he leaves on the promise to impose sanctions if russia makes further moves i

it suggests that it wasn't currently completely unstable, but that if conditions continue to evolve, that could be stabilized and fail. for that study, we were looking solely at the potential for sediment to the river. we didn't translate that then to an assessment of risk. that information was available. we just didn't take it to the next step. >> one of the things that has been raised by some of the residents of this area has expressed frustration saying that they did not feel adequately warned about the risk here, one of the concerns that they have raised is that they say there's been a lot of logging, timbering on that mountain, and they believe that maybe that had something to do with causing this current landslide. is it reasonable to look at factors like that in terms of why this happened when it did? >> it's certainly reasonable. prior to 1999 study, we did another study in 1996 to examine the factors that affect that particular landslide. timber harvest was one of the things that we examined, and we certainly found that there's the potential that could have an effect. it's m

>> unstable as well as the consistency of quick sand. there is a lot of water in the dirt, and so getting out into that, in some places, you know, two meters high of debris, getting across that, and all of the debris that is with it is just really difficult, especially out in the middle of it. they're working from the edges, obviously. >> tell me about the forecast for later in the week as the teams continue to try to do their work. my understanding is that rain is moving back into the area later in the week, and that will only make things, i would imagine, more difficult. >> yes, rain is a difficulty for us. one, it adds to the water that is in the dirt. it adds to the river level where the mudslide happened. it blocked the river and the water behind it, the water up stream from that is continuing to rise, so all of those factors make the rescue more difficult. >> well, marybeth, we're used to seeing these rescue efforts all-hands on deck sort of thing. is there anything that the county needs to assist in this effort? >> at this point t

that bridge s the more unstable the whole country s the fear is there is more talk from moscow about instability of ukraine, and that is the fear that moscow has its sights on crimea, and that's terrifying for washington and all of europe. >> the debate over crimea's referendum has become an international tug-of-war. argentina 73 of the ukrainian constitution said alteration to the territories o of ukraine wil be resolved by all of ukraine. secession is not possible without all 44 million ukrainians voting for. russia, on the other hand, say that crimea residents have a right to decide. and vladimir putin falls in line with the u.n. charter which supports self determination. william taylor former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, ambassador, good to see you, good to speak with you again. thank you for your timer. those are the arguments on both sides of this referendum question. let me ask you, for our purposes you're the tiebreaker. is the referendum league or is it according to international law. >> it is not legal. it won't be free and fair, the referendum. so the legalities aside it wi

it is very dangerous and highly unstable. >> now, there are some experts who say putin doesn't want to isolate himself. isn't he putting himself and his country in that situation? >> he is. i was just checking the russian wires. one leading person who is a member of their parliament often is kind of a bellwether for what the russian government thinks, look, it cuts both ways. you have sanctions on us. we will do something to you. so be prepared for a boomerang effect. that's what government, russian government is indicating as well. if there are these sanctions, and there already are some. if they get harsher, they, perhaps, might take over businesses, western businesses that are located in russia. so there's a game -- i think, fred, have you to look at this with two thing going on. military, troops on the ground, even though president putin says they are not russian troops, then you have the economic situation. all of this is very -- the timing is really important. in a week you're going to have that vote in crimea. that could be -- who knows. obviously in an unstable situation like t

when they talk about the woman being emotional, she loopy and unstable. >> one of his audiences or peopleho might be future jurors, at least half those people are likely to be women and they simply don't buy this anymore, especially when you have a witness like briget kelly who is his faithful lieutenant, women try to do what they're told and then they get thrown under the bus and called stupid and a liar. she's very sympathetic, she's divorced, got four kids, worked her way up. i think she'll be a compelling witness. >> from everything we've seen from her, she's a hard working, good person. >> we'll see how this unfolds. more unanswered questions. we'll keep a it. and a quick programming note. tomorrow steve talks live with a key figure in the chris christie report that nobody has talked to before. don't miss it, 8:00 a.m. on sunday, here on msnbc. >> chris christie and his 2016 gop hopefuls are in las vegas vying for his support. >> and harry reid says republicans are addicted to koch, the koch brothers that is. is casting the koch brothers as villains a winning political strategy? well

tonight we meet sabrina gill patrick a homeless teen with an unstable home life since a toddler, and has been homeless since is a. "america tonight" spends the day with sabrina as she works towards her future in "the other america." >> maine is cold. this is transitional living. it's not meant for long term. some people here are basically a stray dog, coming in long enough to get the wounds healed and then leave. or people like me, who have been here for three months. the first time i lived in new beginnings, i was 15. >> a lot of people are homeless because of family conflict, and are asked to leave their homes, or are asked to run away. >> my mum is not a parent, she's an unset mother who should never have had custody of me let alone keep custody of my sisters. they pick me up in the morning and i go to school. i put whatever they have on and read. there's no other way to get to school. my school set it up so i have transportation because i qualify as a homeless look. i did a full year of school last year. i moved around too much. i didn't want to go to school. it was frustrating h

authorities warn the mountain snow remain unstable. >>> right now we want to check in what is going on around here with our weather. >> we have had a lot of snow here over the last few days. snow totals for this last storm going back to friday morning through right now about 40 inches of new snow. about 171 inches since february 1st since kirkwood and 274 this season. these numbers are getting better and will probably add a couple inches of fresh powder in kirkwood we still need six and a half more inches of snow to get up to average. we will see more coming in with the system on tuesday and wednesday. right now we have cloudy skies and midst out around san francisco and the east bay. 56 degrees right now. temperatures shouldn't get much colder than that tonight. probably the driest we have been in a while. we have some drizzle under the lower level clouds. we had more intense showers off from the south heading off to the north west, more of that moisture, at least for now, has moved out area. off to the west we still have this spilling up from southern california. we think they will c

as for tomorrow chance of showers and the forecast made for the coastal areas and an unstable weatherbay area bringing off and on shower stall the workweek. taking a look at storm tracker 43 is still seen some light rain and the south bay that's all we tapering off. sunnyvale and cupertino still dealing with moderate downpour in los gatos. east bayshore is pretty much dried right now. same goes for the peninsula with some spotty rain showers. and the north bay and mainly dry conditions there. to some spotty leftover showers. take a look at satellite and radar. even to the bigger picture here. the storm system weakening as it's approaching the coast. tabret now from most rain activity by no will be out of here. as for temperatures this morning 58 degrees currently in santa rosa. 57 degrees and san mateo and about mid-50s, wait and the south bay which is going to be running for about mid- 60's across the coast. four degrees for those of you in fremont this afternoon very low sixties for those of you in livermore. 63 degrees for those of you in hayward. and in the north of a low to mid '

unstable situation at the moment.t this point three people have been killed, three others including a 6-month-old baby are in critical condition. >> joining us now for the very latest cnn nick valencia. >> they're just dramatic. developing catastrophic situation. three people have been killed and three others in critical condition, including a 6-month-old baby. the big concern is that mudslide, that landslide came down from the mountain top and created a swell in that river and officials are concerned that the debris could take over towns down stream. yesterday the fire chief spoke to the local media and talked about this very disastrous situation just 775 miles northeast of seattle washington. >> we have people that are yelling for our help and we are going to make, we're going to take extreme risk to try to get them out of there. >> 45 miles, i'm sorry 44 yards wide and 6 housedi destroyed an ground saturation and really heavy rain in the last month that led to this catastrophic situation. the pictures there hard to

team used a flash grenade to try to get the man to leave the home but the mentally unstable man refused to leave. he stabbed one officer when the s.w.a.t. team made its way inside. the injured officer is expected to survive. they are gathering reaction and we will have more in our next half hour. >>> we have new developments in the push for raising the minimum wage in the bay area. they are one step closer to have having the high -- having the highest minimum wage and some people's pay will go up, good morning, alex. >>> last night the council moved ahead with the proposal to increase the minimum wage by more than $3 over the next three years. the current minimum wage stands over $3 an hour and it's to increment men -- incrementally should be moved to the next half hour. they will put a wage hike to a vote. they decided it was time to act for low wageworkers who often struggle to get by and it will deter companies from setting up and they view this as beneficial to the economy. increasing the minimum wage will boost the economy because when people have more money to spend they will spen

gary was unstable. more into the criminal element. the first thing the police did -- was go after gary massie and steven desantos. police launched a manhunt. for days came up empty-handed. grace daveys recovered. police now believed there was a third conspirator. and their suspicions were confirmed when the wife of the suspect gary massie appeared one day at the sheriff's department. >> joanne was not a dumb woman. if you were the one to gift information you are the one to get the better deal. the first thing she did was say my husband was involved. but steven desantos fired the shots. >> sheriffs demanded to talk to gary and joanne promise she'd would bring him in. but detectives also wanted to know how gary and steven had learned about ed daveys treasure. joanne came up with gloria. >> she said a woman named gloria helped plan the robbery. >> gary is innocent. it is gloria and desantos who are responsible. the new suspect was gloria killian, renting a room from virgil fletcher the owner of allied coin. when she saw the davies murder

the ground there is unstable. are pulling back off the ground, jim, with rain coming in, it will make the mess even muddier. >> george, incredible to think that you have a harrowing search there in washington like the one going on out in the south indian ocean. >>> when we come back, experts are still examining every bit of information to determine what happened to flight 370 and one detail isn't sitting well with some. if there was a mechanical failure, why didn't the pilots send a distress signal. ...return on investment wall isn't a street... isn't the only return i'm looking forward to... for some, every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. so when my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis them. was also on display, i'd had it. i finally had a serious talk with my dermatologist. this time

and now the crisis in ukraine, it is unstable.we bring everybody him here to be down. >> what would it take to take that -- make it happen? what does it mean to break through in this peace process? >> netanyahu needs to decide which quilish and i can't believe that coalition they can believe. the palestinians being part of this coalition, they won't let him develop some settlements. they won't let him go forward. at the same time, abbas has his own opposition. his own people a very frustrated , they cannot move freely. the financial economic crisis facing them, they will both have to give up something for the future of the next generation. again, the best security of israel will be by doing the improvement of this peace agreement. willday the prime minister be addressing the pro-israel lobby in the super pac. is there anyway way to get people to change their minds? i'm very happy to see them in the last few months, we have seen the discourse of the israeli war minister -- foreign minister, mr. lieberman being much more moderate. w

you mentioned that unstable land. so unstable that rescuers had to going by helicopter. that's the best option, going in by ground is not a good option. simply because of that land. it's what you call glacial till. it's a combination of boulders, of small rocks and sedment, powdery sediment that can become very unstable when you get a lot of rainfall. that's what happened. near record rainfall in that area and reportedly a wall of mud that came down wind a matter of three or four seconds. what we know the search did continue through the night and officials are saying that this is an active rescue. it is not a recovery operation. they are adamant about that. they want families to know and the governor has made this point very clear all available resources are out there doing their best to scan that area with infrared cameras to see what they can find in that mud. >> george howell, i know you'll stick with that story. the malaysian prime minister expected to hold a news conference at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. when he begins speaking we'll take to you malaysia. to kuala lump

unstable weather. cold air and nasty storms. we had heavy down pours.ight now they are tapering off. the hardest has been the pittsburg area. those showers are starting to back up. danville and san ramon. rain across 680. this area starting to get hit with rain. that is enough to slow you down. you know how it is. trying to get around. the story next couple days is the high pressure nubbing north. somespriles could show up in the bay -- some sprinkles could show up in the bay area thursday and friday. look at this. saturday system has legs. we will take a peak at the forecast coming up in a minute. here it is now. tomorrow morning, right, couple showers in the morning. thursday afternoon. right? same thing. all over the place. all over the place. heavy down pours at times. friday morning. could be wet. friday afternoon. saturday. what i showed you, thursday, friday, you know, don't change your plans but it could be wet. 6:00 a.m. saturday and then boom! nice looking weather system. a lot of moisture with it. we could see an inch to two inches of rain in

the ground is too unstable for anyone to remain up there. so we were escorted out of the area. no one allowed in. all that remains now is watch and wait. dave lopez, kpix 5. >>> winter has been rough on the sierra ski resorts. ironically because of a lack of snow. but the latest storms have helped bring some fresh powder as you can see north lake tahoe has seen about 22 inches of snow since wednesday night. another foot of snow is expected by saturday. >>> the rain very much welcome in the central valley. andrea menniti is in stockton right now. andria. >> reporter: they are seeing a break now but it was pouring for much of the day. i want to show you this road behind me. it is flooding on both sides making it challenging for drivers. city crews are responding to call after call of street flooding. we have seen sidewalks under water and small lakes forming in front yards. many of the problems started after the storm overnight brought nearly an inch of rain. then sudden downpours added to the areas already experiencing ponding. caltrans had to get involved at one location becaus

as it sinks south unstable air, unstable people, you don't know what it's going to do next.thunderbolt or two, we shall see. but as you see way offshore even outside the farralons, a little bit stuff showing up out there. that should develop into rain in a few hours in the bay area. at the moment, just a few light showers up in the north bay. part of the action is inland near cape mendocino where they had lightning earlier in the day. what's happening is low pressure that's winding up around all of this is pushing this cold front through the bay area at this hour. winds aren't too strong with this. they are out of the south to about 15 miles an hour generally and less. and as the cold front comes through at about 10:00 tonight we should get some good rain. so wet weather returns tonight over the bay area at least it's cooperating with the evening commute and missed most of that it. a little later rain on the roof as the loving spoonful once sang. futurecast -- can't even remember the name anyway -- rainfall totals with this a quarter to half inch around the peninsula. up to

. >> reporter: yeah it is looking very unstable. the fire is continuing to burn in some spots in that building. the flames grew in a matter of minutes after the fire was reported just before 5:00 last night. today we are learning that construction workers had been using a welding torch on one of the buildings upper floors in the hours before that fire broke out. the investigation into the exact cause continues. >> this was a horrific fire. >> reporter: mayor ed lee says he watched it all on live tv last night. >> when i saw the embers jump a block away and saw nobody on the roof but flames, i said we have to take care of that. >> reporter: the manager of the ucsf building put it out himself as half of the city's firefighters about 150 worked to contain the original fire and the burning debris it spewed. what is left today the shell of a building that was supposed to house 180 new condos here at mission bay. >> it's likely to collapse. i'm not a structural engineer but given the amount of fire damage and water being applied, it weake

with reading experiences before they come to school, not having primary preventive healthcare, and unstable housing, and you put children like that in a single school, no matter how good the education is, you're not going to get the achievement out of them that you would get in a middle-class school. it's true that the children have disadvantages, that educational programs can improve. but if they're dispersed in schools where not every child has those disadvantages, they have a much better chance to succeed. >> so many layers of this, when we come back, we're going to look at why the wealth gap is dangerously connected to education for tens of thousands of kids. but first, raj has a way that you can interact with our show during our show. check it out. >> tv is no longer one way with the screen app. disagree with one of our guests? great, tell us. get exclusive content and receive quizzes and gap information, interact with other users in realtime. you can be our third cohost. vote and tweet and we'll use them on-air. drive the discussions on live tv. this literally puts you in the control

morning at first light the search crews will go back on mass and accessing as much of the fluid, unstable territory as they possibly can. the governor committing to that search until everyone is accounted for. >> it is still an active scope. the death toll stands at eight and more are unaccounted for. >> while the east coast is getting colder the west is warming up and drying out. the warm dry conditions coming up the east coast through oregon and washington is going be good news as we get the clean up of a mud slide that occurs in nearby washington state. north-east of seattle by 55 miles. the heavy mud is blocking the river causing flooding upstream for places like oso. downstream of the dam we have been concerned about an explosive release of water. it looks like it will channel around the damning effect and balance itself. we'll watch through the day. when the rain comes i want to show you why we get so much rain. when it comes in, we'll have homes fongsing on the west. we have an elevation increase from 4,000 to 8,000 feet. the air that comes in comes across the strait of wondafuca a

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