wehave seen quite a bit of damage as the storm made its way through right around 3:00. we did have confirmations of tornados on the ground. we are going to go ahead and get things over to jake peterson who's reporting live now in sarasota with the latest on this as we go into what has been a very treacherous over night period. >> jake, you are telling us that a tornado just touched down where you are, tell us more about the damage there. >> reporter: good morning to damage that we have seen right now is this corner house. it is devastated. >> the fire department tells us two people were inside there right above the garage there. they were trapped asthis came firefighters had to rescue them out. they were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. hoke, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> tell us more of what you guys had to do. >> we called for a structural collapse. as we respond, weencountered a lot of damage so we made our way in here as we move debris. we noticed there were two victims in thisstructure. we were able to put up the latter and get them out. >> the

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there isn't a pretreatment wehave that the rain won't wash away. mandy: if the storm brings ice, there is a twofold problem, ice breaking down trees that could break over roadways. crews have to work to keep the interstate, primary, and secondary routes open. they could be icing and cutting -- deicing and cutting trees at the same time. crews say this particular storm has been hard to track, ananthey are preparing for the worst while hoping for the best. much salt brine is ready to go in anderson county for the morning?mandy gaither, wyff news 4. nigel: thank you. greenwood, and greenville facilities say they need help. they need electric heaters, blankets. gabrielle: just a reminder, although they have sure, your pets are not immune to thisaofficials say dogs and cats can suffer from frostbite and hypothermia just like we can, and it is best to bring them inside on nights like th. plus, the cold can affect your pet'sood. animals who don't get enough exercise when it's cold may become irritable and inches. veterinarians suggest opening up the blind

wehave more fact check findings right now on abcacti abcaction.com. >>> chelsea clinton is in the bay area campaigning for her mother. >> she will attend another fundraiser later tonight in fort lauderdal . hillary clinton credited her daughter on same-sex marriage which she >>> all right, let's take a look at the forecast today. if you are plan to head to the beach, a lot of sunshine out there. there are some cool breezesthis morning, the winds are reasonable especially right behind a cold front. most of them are goingto be below 15 miles per hour. high trfrps at clearwater beach at 64 degrees. it will be dry and water temperatures is at 58. temperatures just keep on getting warmer over the next couple of afternoons. may not believe just how warm we'll get before our next cold front. >> 9:12. still to come this afternoon. a beating caught on camera, the message the sheriff has about other deputies there. >> firing up the grills for pig fest. the barbecuebatch starts tonight, how you can get a taste and how efforts serve up >>> 9:15, this video shows a deputy beeting the beating the s

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wehave local leaders from the salvation army and as well as business leaders. thank you very much you guys for everything that you do for our fathers and mothers in the >>> 9:40 now the governor of alaska he's relieved there is the worse of thedamage is caused by severed gas lines. luckily nobodywas injured. some people are staying over at a shelter. >>> a community meeting to talk about the three hours long standoff will not go as planned today. the judgecancelled it. he learns the plan to protest the meeting. the judge says an open and honest conversation can not be held in this type of atmosphere. >>> the line up for super bowl 50 is set. the carolinapanthers will come out on top. cam newton was dominate in the panthers win in wthe cardinal with the cardinals. over tom brady t. broncos. the broncos holding ontotheir lead. >> 39 years old manning will be the oldest quarterback to ever start the super bowl. >> the february 7th game in the santa clara, california will be the broncos record tieing eighth superand the super bowl and the panthers second. if you wa

wehave a crew on the scene right now and we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> this morning, more than 6 million counterfeit of hover boards are not headed to store shelves. they weremade with unauthorized . >> typically the batteries. they do not meet safety standards and the charges as well >> chargers don't have a shuttle so when the unit is plugged in, the charger will send the charges to the battery and possibly exploding it. >> they will ultimately be sold. >>> the united nation is suggesting drastic measures against how batteries are shipped. >> the batteries use to power everything from. they arebanning hover boards commuter trains because those batteries are a fire risk. right now meteorologist shay looking now? >> this is what you have seen already this morning. itis not going to be any different through the afternoon. it starts to change around 8:00 tonight. the front has stalled out and an areal is going to work out its pressure. >> you will see much rain today than areas to the south. but, we still have a lot of clouds cover, it is still really damp outside. tem

wehave a few round of light rain that's moving across the area. >> however, as we move through the day, we are going to see even more of this and some heavier rain as well in the mix. >> i will show you when we'll start to dry out for good coming up in florida's most accurate seven-day forecast. >>> good morning everybody, we are monitoring the wet road and the fog. you can see it here. this is the endof the sky way. it is definitely going to dry to some caution out there. coming up, we'll check your >>> at 6:39 we are following updates on the three prisoners that's on the run. the inmates are still on the run. sheriffs believe they had outside help. the threeinmates escaped friday by lowering themselves down on the roof with ropes made from bed sheets. >>> according to u.s. officials north korea is launching its satellite. >>> if you are just waking up with us here on abc action news, we are following this breaking news trying to learn how a 16 years girl is doing after she was shot from a home invasion. the person who shot the girl lives thereand it was trying to shoot one of the sus

wehave a low inland here the coastal. that's when the winds will pick up and we'll get the band going through. let's focus in on our local weather and talk about how all of this is tied in together. >> that area of low pressure has a cold front extending out of it. that's the one that brought us severe weatherearlier this morning. we have sdhours thunderstorms showers and thunderstorms rolling through. rainfall that i mentioned earlier, isgoing to be with us. we have a strong, northwesterly flow. you see the clouds beginning the lift here awe cross the gulf. what's going to happen is that cold air is going to roll over the relative warm water, kind of like a lake effect here. we are going to continue to see some showers on the backside of this front, usually we clear things out. not with this kind of pattern here. watch on future cast,these are not going to be torrential downpours. as we begin to roll infrom the gulf there you see through the morning hours, we'll dry it out. the winds are going to be an issue but by tomor

outside of that, wehave been dry and a little bit of drizzle this morning. there is the system to the north of us, and all the way down to a a steady light rain. intothe evening hours for the north bay as well as the central and south bay, north bay first and the rest of us in the evening hours. take a look atvisibility issues and concord to a quarter mild. >> fairfield is a little less than two miles there along the stretch of i-80. for now, here is a look at the system, it is a good looking one, it is going to bring wind with it as well. >> it is going to be gusty at times. this is thetype of system that brings the minor flooding. >> power outages also bringing a winter weather advisory in the sierra. >> it start in the afternoon and lasts through tomorrow afternoon. >> that's where the advisory is for. you can see afew inches down the lake and 14 inches with the new system for the higher peaks. >> now and tomorrow, we are looking at half inch to maybe two inches depending on where you are at. youcan see the north bay getting more than the south bay and in

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wehave the biggest rally and have brent above the dollars a barrel.s the crash on the way is is volatility is back at the level we have not seen since 2009. >> over a goldman sachs, they withd about investors other asset classes. we have talked about this in forming divergent views during the questions and we could see 2.3% and we'reas talking about a bull market. futures forith the equities. 83 and youstill the see the futures going between positive and negative at the moment. games.s a little bit of >> caroline hyde joins us. >> the oils -- oil is still trading up after the rally. still down 25% this year. chairman said that oil was not sustainable and they created a new strategy to cope with the prices. japan fell to the lowest since 1988 with more efficient vehicles and the annual trade with a weakered yen helping to spur the exports. notnd 70% so far, it is over yet. the senior economic adviser says 18 havex will drop and the blizzard in the unite states. all broadway shows were canceled for the first time. the east coast airport is set to resume

. >> wehave the elephant in the room that needs to be addressed. we're not going to harp on it all night. hit it at the top of the show and move on. >> meanwhile, the academy president says it has left her a little shelelshocked. what was the toughest thing for you this week? >> the press. it just seems to be so much and everywhere. and i knew it would be a story, obviously, but wow. >> as for jada pinkett smith, fueling those oscar boy cot headlines, this is not the first time a member of the smith family has skipped an awards show in protest.t. backck in 1989, will boycotted the grammys, and he explained to us the reason he chose to take a stand. >> weigh chose to boycott, we feel 's a slap in the face. >> when will is passin' it, he speaks out. he and deejay jazzy jeff were broadcasting the rap categories. 27 years ago, he and other artists including salt n peppa sat out. there's no need to argue >> that year, the duo won for the hit "parents just don't understand." will and jeff's boycott paid off. a year later in 1990, the rap category was tel

wehave the niners game by about 3:00 and you may begin to see scattered showers.the end of thegame, it could be a little bit wet. 5:00, it isin the inner east bay and widespread by dinner time. >> sunday night, the rain will be steady. we getgoing tomorrow morning and we are breaking away to scattered showers. the scattered showers aregoing to continue all day. >> we could have scattered showers on the eeven evening drive and booipd this system, the next one moves in already. >> a quarter inch of three quarter of an inch or maybe an inch of rain with storm number one. >> how much snow are we expecting. >> so again, not as much snow but still going to get some. that's great news. >> temperatures 38 degrees in fairfield and 47 in san francisco and 43 in san jose. >> mid to upper 50s and 57 in livermore. >> 52 in santa rosa and 52 for pacifica. >> here it is really a lot to talk about the next several of days. >> the best way to take it day by day and each system is different. temperatures are rm waller are a lot warmer this morning as to where we started. >> look at

wehave experienced, you have numbers to put up on the screen that it is interesting to see what the pass of super bowl have been in terms of maybe, problems and dwis and things like that. >> so that's always a big thing for us. >> dwi and around the super bowl is something we paid attention to. >> we had another 50 injuries as a result of dwi collisions and 400 arrests. for us, we understandthis is a big event traditionally has a lot of celebrations. our method is designate a sober driver. if that's not an option, use a taxi or uber or lyft or public transportation because the most expensive tax here, it is going to be less expensive. >> i know some of these events are opened at 10:00 at night. >> thanks so much for coming in, we appreciate it, great advise and great website helping you through the celebration briefly. >>> a young girl who used to call oakland gold. >> in 15 minutes the cast she brought home and what's on deck for her now. >> plus, northern california biggest white elephant, it has arrive, up next of the hottest items are in year. >>> already, with the iowa caucus on mon

what wehave to look at do with the people who are here. i'm the only one in this race who has been consistent over a saysperiod of time who that people who are here illegally must be returned. you say, that is an impossible task. no, it is not. half the people here illegally overstayed their visas. we know who they are. they made a promise to go home, and they didn't. as president of the united states, it is very simple, you say, you have three months to get your act together, and then you have to leave. if you leave during that time, we will not prejudice you, you go throughck, and the normal course as everyone else. if you don't go home, then, when we find you and remove you, you will never be a will to come back to america. let me assure you, people will leave. ultimatum, the people will leave here you will not have to worry about deporting people. people will leave. you will create an opportunity for a lot of people -- a lot of the people who came over came on student visas, work visas. they are taking jobs, good jobs, away from americ

matt:this morning wehave cloud cover, fog, and drizzle. a system approaches later this afternoon with an opportunity at a raiain and snow mixtur this will transitionon completely over to snow tonight as colder air moves in. we can expect a weekend with high temperatures barely making it into the double digits. snow totals around the areaea cumulative from tonight and tomorrow s should be rock with you all night now. michael jackson's "rk with you." >> i love this song. >> incredible 1979 album "off the wall." we have some young college students that are going, what, what. it was big back in the day, people. >> it was. >> there's an annououncementbout this. >> yeah, there is. >> in fact, i have it, robin. on february 26th. michael jackson's estate will releasasa special cd and dvd package of ff the wall" tha will include a new documentaryry by none other than spike lee called "micichael jackson's journey from motown to off the wall." i know a lot of fans will be excited about that. >> i know. we can ride the boogie >> there you go. >> they

i think wehave gotten six inches of rain and res mare rose pair, compares to last year we got nothing. >> yeah, 100% or more of average. let meggett that number straight. >> we cannot stop comparing. december, we werefeeling hopeful and january, they turned the faucet off. >> yeah, keep rolling >> we'll be mainly dry for a few days >> we'll see an active weather returning by the end of the week, which is a good news. >> again, just checking out there soaking up the sun this morning >> mostly cloudy at times but these skies with clear once again. a weak storm over northern kals and i california and i will detail it in just a moment. >> we are looking at a chilly one in some spots. santa rosa is starting out 30 degrees. a lot colderthan we have been lately. >> livermore at 46 and san jose reporting at 47 degrees and a little bit of patchy fog out there and does not look too bad. here is a look at ourrainfall amounts as we get into--this is all the way up from yesterday. from july until now, 99% averages of santa rosa above 7%. san jose at 119%at average, this is some great news here, we

wehave to take a break and are talking about markets being in the red.is in the agreement shares rising. this a sign that the final round is parking? remember stephen easterbrook was an inside guy. you are watching "bloomberg ." matt: welcome back. oil prices are in the red after the biggest today rally in more than seven years. 1% on the close on friday after the february contract expired. here to discuss the next move is the senior vice president at ambrosino brothers. what do you make of the downtime? too to the saudi/aramco statement? bei think oil will susceptible to that. the big bounce lastly comes off that low we saw at $27.50. saw some people dipping their to go in the oil waters after seeing a huge move lower. i think it's important to keep volatility3+. it saw a little bit of a down take on the up trade late last week which suggests that maybe this move to the downside might stall for the time being. we have a federal reserve meeting this week and have some key data points in the united states and will have continued supply and oil and th

wehave ambassadors in england. we have an ambassador in nearly every yearn natio european natit these two countries. perhaps people don't understand the importance of these nations because they just think people swear sweaters all the time. i don't know what they think of norway and sweden. but in fact senator cruz should understand that they are two of our best allies. norway is one of our country's strongest and more independent allies. i plan to take to the floor repeated bily in the next month to talk about the importance of these allies. and to ask senator cruz what he does not understand, that these are important allies. norway was a founding member of the nato alliance and its military has participated in operations with the united states in the balkans and in afghanistan. norwegians work alongside americans in standing up to russia's provocations in ukraine, in countering isis and the spread of violent extremism and in strengthening regional cooperation in the arctic. and norway has been especially strong w