this is out toward brisbane, towards south san francisco.n fact, coming in tighter, those yellows and reds do correspond to heavier downpours, possibly hail. that's a fairly good bet within the cell toward hillside boulevard, as you can see in this region and out toward a few more areas, toward airport boulevard as well. and this is moving to the south and west. there's the latest, with the most intense storm across the bay area right now. of course we had more intense storms earlier today. coverage of the south bay, not as much action to show you. we had a pretty strong hail storm for this part of the bay area earlier this afternoon. still more activity between woodside and mountain view and sunnyvale. we'll hold on to the showers, obviously in the short-term forecast. but things should be winding down later on tonight. that will set the stage for a dry sunday. look at all these snow reports toward the sierra. winter vieth advisory in place tonight until 10:00. snowfall accumulations really adding up. over 12 inches could be approaching 2 f

. >>> the brisbane raw were up against uro red.isbane who grabbed the points early on with a goal. they held on for a 1-0 win. and ura had a player sent off in the second half. >>> head injuries and concussion have been a major issue in american football in the last two years. now two nfl stars have announced they will donate their brains to scientific research after they are dead. they are both former super bowl champions, rice on the left retired at the age of just 27 because of concerns over the long-term effect of suffering blows to the head. weatherford is a punter with the new york giants. the nfl is close to agreeing to a deal to compensation concussion victims. >> you are never going to -- you know totally eradicate brain injuries from life in general and especially from the game of football, but when you look at what roger goodell implemented into the national football league to make it safer, is encouraging to me. >> over in the nba, atlantic continue to sit top of the standings after coming from 18 points down to beat ho

brisbane, australia. greg rogers is chief pi rot for the news in brisbane. a call comes in about a yacht in distress. >> we got word there was a boat in trouble off the island. >> greg and the camera man took off in the chopper 7 news chopper to record what they assume will be a routine water rescue in morton bay. they don't have exact coordinates for the boat's location. they spot a different vessel, the water police, who are responding to the may day call. greg hopes the water police know where the troubled boat is, but he can't confirm this by radio. >> they were on a different frequency. we didn't have that frequency with us. so that added to the problems. we couldn't see anything up ahead where they were heading, so we turned around and went back a little ways. then we found the yacht. it was in a precarious position. >> after two days navigating stormy seas, skipper malcolm dickson is trapped in morton bay's shallow waters. his girlfriend and her small child huddle below deck as malcolm battles the waves. >> it was just disappearing in behind these swe

this is 101 in brisbane at sierra point. now we have some early-morning construction. not far from here. that really backed up the morning commute but as you can see, everything has been clear and it looks really good this morning traffic actually free- flowing northbound 101 into san francisco. all right. with the forecast, here's roberta. >>> just a matter of minutes ago crissy sent me this beautiful photograph that she snapped in livermore. and that is so pretty. thank you! and i want to thank all of you for keeping me entertained. keep the photos coming to gonzales@kpix.cbs.com. marine in our control room is providing us this scene right now. the moon is beginning to slip away but that's a mini moon or a micromoon. it's the smallest moon that we'll see this entire year. and it's the smallest basically because of the proximity of its location to planet earth. right now, in the mount vaca area we have temperatures in the 30s. santa rosa is at 38 with a northwest breeze at 4 miles per hour. but making it feel like it's 34 degrees out the door this morning. livermore a

we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation.do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum a smooth beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone that dra

. >> it's located 1200 miles north of brisbane, australia. >>> here is a rain finally behind us? to meteorologist allison ray. hey, there. >> good evening. we did see a lot of rain earlier this morning. we dried out for the afternoon. we have another round come through during the early evening hours. it is all pushing out. what's left over for tonight? just a few stray sprinkles. through the mountains you might see showers into the overnight hours. watch out for patchy, dense fog. this won't last all evening. the winds will pick up and make it go away. if you're making late night runs on the road you will see the patchy dense fog. once the winds pick up, really after midnight, that fog will go away and we are gearing up for a very breezy sunday. the winds really are going to become quite gusty until after the sunday comes up, but you see them picking up through the mountains. we'll see a couple of showers there as well into the overnight hours. first thing sunday, temperatures into the mid-40s. it will be cool, not too bad at all. 40 degrees for gaithersburg tomorrow morning. d.c

, we'll take the radar back to 6:00 and we're tracking this cell during the 6:00 news and around brisbane and south san francisco. this triggered a severe thunderstorm warning warning from the national weather service, producing hail and numerous lightning strikes that eventually moved out to the pacific and that warning expired at about 7:00 this evening a. here is the radar you can see over the past few hours. look at all of the activity really favoring first the northern parts of north bay this morning into the afternoon hours and things started to pop up in the south bay towards san josi, out towards parts of san francisco as well as we saw the thunderstorms for that part of the bay area. right now as you can see, not a lot of action out there. the live doppler sweeps, partly cloudy skies and lingering snow showers in the sierra. so tomorrow, much different than today. it will be dry in your sunday forecast. i am tracking another system that can produce a few showers in the five-day. we have more coming up in a few minutes. >>> thank you, mark. >>> snow fell across much of the norther

the brightest top south-west of brisbane. once that has gone through, there's virtually nothing else offer the whole of the land mass. 41mm in the storm was critical. you may have noticed of what was up here in the north-east corner. now, that is the only tropical circulation in the city. in the last 24-46 hours has been wondering around as a cyclone, spiralling around itself. now it's taking form off the coast from cairns and has a bright disc. not yet an eye. it's taking some form. the current state of the winds gusting. it's moving at 4km per hour. i can walk faster than that. the consequences is it's hard to predict where it would go. >> it would go west across the cape york peninsula, and carry on where land was, that is speculation. the first bit is the land call in cape york peninsula. >> now, columbia is returning 150 wild animals back to their natural habitats after going through months of rehabilitation. the creatures seized from traffickers a year ago. before being released. they went through medical examinations t

teachers in brisbane and burlingame are getting post recession raises. live from san bruno i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> all right we will continue to stay on that throughout the morning. >>> 5:34 is the time. chp officer based in dublin may be fired because of a scandal involving nude pictures from cell phones of women that had been pulled over. the san francisco chronicle says he is one of the officers that received the stolen pictures. we have previously reported that harrington took the pictures from two female suspects and texted them. harrington resigned last year. >>> a plane closed officer did not violate policy when he pointed his gun at antipolice demonstrators. the investigation concluded that the officers saved the life of his partner and other people in the area. the officer and his partner were dressed in plane clothes to blend in with the crowd. the officer who's name is being withheld by the chp says he drew his weapon when his partner was wrestling with a protestor and other demonstrators started to swarm them. >>> thieves are hitti

sunday's other match pakistan kept their world cup hopes alive beating zimbabwe in a pool b match in brisbane by 20 runs. leading the charge with 73. and an unbeaten n on half a century. posting 235/7. zimbabwe close. pakistan's bowlers stood the test. four wickets taken by each bowler. zimbabwe 215/9. >> if the batting is not clicking, you need to be aggressive in your feeling and bowling line up. if we are not getting that much runs, still we have to fight. still with have to keep looking for a win. this is the way how we have to approach the game. >> on to football and england and manchester city sit second in the premier league looking to take advantage of the absence of leaders in the schedule. chelsea playing in the league cup final. jordan henderson gave the hosts the lead. and equalized for city. felipe put liverpool back out in front. it's 2-1 to liverpool with a few minutes remaining at anfield. in the other match arsenal hosts everton, off the back of a 3-1 defeat. if they win they go back to third behind city and above united. >> spanish leaders real madrid will look to put distan

the rest of the drive along 101 away from brisbane and headed up to the sfo area the drive through burlingame is at top speeds along 101 and 280 and slow traffic is confined here to the altamont pass at 36 miles per hour leaving tracy and when you get to north gasoline road you are at top speeds interest dublin. >> a bay area high school year book knowturing a picture of steve jobs is up for auction on ebay and this is the 1972 book when he was a freshman and was friends with jobs sister with bid starting at $5,000. >> still a buyers market as mortgage rates drop. >> good morning everyone topping america's money low north rates for the we home buying seminate $3.78 for 30 year and 3.306 for a 15 year mortgage. >> amazon agreeing to deliver packages do your door using drones has gotten a boost with permission to test drones we controlled by a pilot hoping to have a fleet of delivery drones. >> nothing sacred anymore? it was comfort food and now it is alcohol products that get nutritional labeling with the biggest drink company saying they will put the nutrition on labels of alcohol including v

other teachers in brisbane and burlingame are getting post recession raises.eachers are not really aware of what is going on but the parents are the ones that organized this and are encouraging their students to stay home or if they can make it out here to the school and then the parents will be here with the kids on the sidewalk. we're hoping to talk to them coming up at 7:30. live from san bruno i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you. >> it's going to get busy out there. >>> always busy. >> apple will join the dow jones. we will tell you which company will be removed from the dow and why it took so long for this to happen. >>> thanks to researchers at cornell university we know how fast an outbreak of zombies would spread. we'll tell you how the bay area would fair if this happened and which part of the country would be the safest from the undead. very important research here. those are the stories we're working on for the next hour on mornings on 2. now back to you. >> all right scarier than measles for sure. >>> this might look like a person working

then the third system, the third storm which actually did become severe was over visitation valley, brisbaneity. gabe slate on-the-job taking some pictures of one prettily covered. >> hopefully he wasn't driving. >> i hope not. >>> but now things the sun went down we lost the heat of the day and things are really start doing wind down. just a few light showers left around. here's live storm tracker four 4 on the peninsula around the santa cruz mountains a few showers left there but most of the ax moving down into southern california for tomorrow. we have another system on monday i'll say right now doesn't look to be quite as crazy. >> as dramatic. this was wild. once, again, we needed it. we are really grateful for it. >> yeah, maybe -- >> maybe not quite so much rain that's it for news at 8:00 stay connected at kron 4.com. our next newscast is coming up tonight at 11:00. we sure hope to see you then good night everybody. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliabl

a live look on northbound 101 it's clear so far in brisbane.ook at your drive time and check of mass transit on this thursday morning drive all coming up. >>> good morning, everybody. warriors and the pistons had a little staring contest. neither one of them blinked last night at oracle. let's look at tim hardaway. yeah, now a pistons assistant. the pistons weren't backing down. drummond first name of andre, 27 points, 22 rebounds, pistons in front late. warriors have to scramble. behind-the-back pass, curry, barbosa buried it. bench scored 39 points last night. warriors woke up with an 18- two-run to finish. thompson with 27. warriors win 105-98. >>> pac-12 cardinal down one to washington ten seconds left roscoe allen no. randall yes. cardinal took the lead. randall's third basket of the night. andrew andrews the spirit was willing but no, no, no. stanford wins 71-69. they got utah later on today. >>> meantime, cal, oh, that band! ha ha! bears against washington state. bears and david kravish baby hook scored a career-high 25 points. bears won

brisbane, australia. australia.ed police officer ken olson is driving with his dash camera on when a black pickup truck tries to cut him off. >> i had an in-car recording device which i always use in case something like this happens. i look up in my rearview mirror. >> olson doesn't recognize the driver or the vehicle. the man pulls in front of olson and then slams on his brakes. >> i had nowhere to go. i just went straight into the back of him, collided with the back of him. >> the man jumps out of the driver's seat, which in australia is on the right side of the vehicle. >> tried to go around the left of the vehicle and as i did he punched my window. >> olson swerves past the man and keeps driving, but the guy won't give up. >> he appeared on the right of me into incoming traffic. by this time i knew this bloke was up to something. other than just exchanging details. >> olson veers to avoid hitting the black pickup. he's risking a head-on collision with other vehicles so olson drives off the roadway and loops back

attendees of last year's g20 summit in brisbane australia had their personal information compromisedinvolved the passport numbers and other personnel details of president obama and 19 other leaders. the paper says an immigration official accidentally sent the information to be -- to the organizers of the asian cup football tournament. we're told the recipient immediately destroyed that data. >> cyclists riding for a good cause took a break on their way through new castle county. team 26 is on their way from newtown, connecticut towards to honor the victims of 2012's deadly shooting at sandy hook elementary school. they rallied with avenue case in delaware for national gun control legislation. this is the team's third annual ride. >> good to see that. time now to get a look at how the commute home is rolling on a monday. >> might need a bicycle to get home on some of the highways and by ways tonight. >> i think the bike is a fine idea although i barely recommend taking a car on 95 through the work zone. this afternoon especially. you're looking at big delays rick and sharrie, as you h

are you on top of it -- >> the current aurora astralis was seen to a, camera b, brisbane, which one -ee out of three. >> guess nothing. >> exactly. >> thank you. >> well done. >> all that matters. >> see you tomorrow. >> yeah. >>> we'll have a short break. whether we come come back we'll introduce you to an interpreter. if you can clear a table without lifting a finger... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is

northbound traffic 101 haas brisbane into the city. it still looks okay. 280 is fine, as well.o to our maps. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights have been on since before 5:45. 5: :5:37 they switched them on. so traffic backs up early and all the approaches are slow and unfortunately we are just getting word of a new wreck. it sounds like it's on the eastshore freeway approach. i want to zoom in here to powell street westbound 80. it's backed up to gilman right now. one lane is blocked. you can see 580 is slow from 24 which is typical for this time of the morning. all the way down to the south bay we go and a new crash northbound 101 capitol expressway blocking a lane and it was already seeing heavy delays coming out of morgan hill approaching san martin. and where are we going to next? we'll hold steady here. i think we are going to up petaluma. i wanted to show you a quick shot -- the richmond parkway where the signal lights are out at gertrude. that's "kcbs traffic." here's roberta. >>> good morning, everyone. bob sent me a picture this morning from crystal ranch in the co

nine,000 people hit the streets in brisbane for a women's day fun run.-out. there were several generations of women through this sea of pink. earlier we asked our viewers to share inspirational quotes from famous women. then had female designers around the world to illustrate them. 17 of them are showcased on cnn.com. we spoke with some of the artists about what the quotes mean to them. >> these were said by real women and they're relatable. >> it helps me to stay grounded and stay focused on what i want to achieve in life. >> people want to be inspired just like art is powerful. words are powerful. >> my quote was, i was not rescued by a prince. i was the agent of my own rescue. that doesn't seem to be why feminine should be weak that you need to be rescued, rather than being able to rescue yourself. having this fairy tale quote turned on its head was inspiring to me. i kind of wanted to do the most typical princess in need of rescue like in the sleeping beauty movie, for example. >> i wanted to spin it in a way that wasn't just trying to copy tony morr

. >> damian leshki is a news cameraman in brisbane, australia. >> the newsroom had contacted me to tell me to sort of be on alert for any flooding. the highway was blocked. so i thought, well, i'll go up, just check it out. >> road crews have been busy expanding a major highway, but when damian arrives, he can't see any traces of pavement. >> when i pulled up, it looked like an ocean. there were cars back for miles and miles. the water was well and truly across the road. >> firefighter steve waterworth is on duty that night, and he's busy pumping water off the road, now waist deep in some spots. >> while we were doing that, a road crew turned up and the foreman got out, and they looked at where the water was being blocked and knew where the drains were. >> the foreman knows what's blocking the drains -- sandbags. they've been temporarily put in place for construction. he decides to send one of his men, david winter, into the waist-deep water. >> i saw one workman, david, who was ducking down under the water trying to pull these sandbags out. another man had hold of his hand. >> the work

personal details including the passport numbers of world leaders at last year's g20 summit in brisbaneigration an official mistakenly sent the passport, visa and other details of all leaders at the summit to localthe recipient immediately destroyed the data and the information was not distributed further. likely when the hair has a chronic care lesshappening today. >> james:prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case against suspect, johar tsarnaev. there will be testimony from medical examiners who will describe the fatal injuries to two people. the jury will hear additional evidence in the second phase of the trial to determine whether tsarnaev will be sentenced to death or life in prison. tsarnaev's lawyer admits tsarnaev participated in the bombings, but says his brother, tamerlan, was the mastermind. the prosecution is expected to rest its case today the trial. >> darya: or as a sharing of has the mutt and funded made as well as our base that is aging michelle an arbitrary and be together and co campaign this organize effort called americans to find your part officials also org

the breach involved 31 national leaders who attended last year's g-20 summit in brisbane. tackenly sent to organizers of the soccer tournament. the leaders wither not informed. >>> ashton carter is pushing for new proposals aimed at attracting and retaining troops. they include modernizing retirement pay by giving troops 401(k) accounts and also allowing them to go to school. >>> "the new york times" says dietary supplement retailer gnc announces stricter testing procedures today. last month the attorney general used gnc and three -- accused gnc, rather and three others of selling supplements that were fraudulent or contaminated. gnc plans to use additional quality control measures including advanced dna testing of plants used for herbal supplements. >>> the "washington post" says stubhub is suing the "washington post" and ticket holders. it forces fans to buy second-hand tickets through ticketmaster. stubhub said the lack of competition from other scalpers means consumers end up paying higher prices. >>> and the columbus dispatch reports how much alcohol it takes to trigg

all of this happening while teachers in brisbane and burlingame are getting post- recession raises.lass is going to be starting at 8:15. that's about a half an hour. the teachers are still coming to work today. it's the parents that are coming here and protesting with their children or opting to stay home. we'll be sure to keep you updated through the morning. >> very interesting. thank you, tara. >>> sometime is 7256789. people gathered in sfrablg to day sai good-bye -- gathered in san francisco to say good-bye to the lights on the bay bridge. the lights are being removed for 11 months so the crews can do maintenance work. janine de la vega joins us live from san francisco. >> reporter: good morning tori. everybody has left now and gone to work, but for a period of about an hour, it was just classic san francisco. there was a huge crowd of people and we watched as they hugged. there was a string quartet playing and they were all watching as the lights here faded out while the sun came up. now, here is a cool time lapse. we put together for you showing the dancing light display on t

problems in san francisco south balm and hospital curr the left and back up from daly city back up from brisbaneco. sluggish traffic up the upper back. the bay bridge was brown back up in the middle lane does reach into the macarthur made. and the 80 approached to the east from the e sure would be to to the toll plaza more quickly. here's our when the area the san mateo bridge. the shows talked about the winds picking up. they do have a when it buys three for over an hour for a high 92. >> reporter: we have no affirmation on our top story this morning for bodies discovered and napa county this morning within a matter of hours. as the police were investigating the deadly shooting. a murder-suicide in the vineyard. two bodies were found inside an apartment where learning new affirmation about a deadly shooting this morning the of our helicopter partnership with abc seven news according to settle rosa press democrat inventor robert doll shot his former business and investor in my end of vineyard overlooking highway 29 the report says doll then fled into the wooded area between napa and sonoma valle