it simply read "no service in yosemite." this was also strange, because according to her uncle's facebook page, gabby had told a friend over snapchat a few days before that text that she was heading to yellowstone, which is right by the tetons, not yosemite, which is about 800 miles away in california. we don't know if that text was actually sent from yosemite. but we now know gabby petito wasn't there on august 30. but whoever had her phone that day may have wanted to make her family think she was. >> i don't think we can thank everybody enough. >> gabby's mom has said that she doesn't believe her daughter wrote that last text. former fbi assistant director chris swecker says the fbi is undoubtedly zeroing in on the location that text was sent from to see if it was yosemite. >> it seems to me to point to a coverup. cellphones can be tracked. that is something the fbi has already discovered, is whether that cellphone was actually physically in california when that text was sent. i think that that text, and actually the text

not yosemite. which is about 800 miles away in california. we don't know if that text was actually sent from yosemite but we now know gabby petito wasn't there on august 30th but whoever had her phone that day may have wanted to make her family think she was. >> i don't think we can thank everybody enough. >> gabby's mom has said she doesn't believe her daughter wrote that last text. former fbi assistant director says the fbi is undoubtedly zeroing in on the location of gabby's cell phone on the 30th to determine if the text was actually sent from yosemite. >> seems to me to point to a coverup. cell phones can be tracked if they -- that is something that i think the fbi is probably already discovered is whether that cell phone was actually physically in california when that text was sent. i think that that text and actually the text on the 27th were both very suspicious given the facts and circumstances. >> after that brian laundrie showed up alone in north port on september 1st and he kept quiet about it. >> a family faced with every parents

it simply read "no service in yosemite." this was also strange because according to her uncle's facebook page, gabby had told a friend over snapchat a few days before that text that she was heading to yellowstone which is right by the tetons, not yosemite, 800 miles away in california. we don't know if that text was actually sent from yosemite, but we now know ogabby petito wasn' there on august 30th. whoever had her phone may have wanted to make her family think she was. >> i don't think we can thank everybody enough. >> reporter: gabby's mom has said that she doesn't believe her daughter wrote that last text. former fbi assistant director chris swecer says the fbi is undoubtedly zeroing in on the location of gabby's cell phone on the 30th to determine if the text was actually sent from yosemite. >> seems to me to point to a cover-up. cell phones can be tracked if they -- that is something that i think the fbi has probably already discovered is whether that cell phone was actually physically in california when that text was

yosemite falls. this is what it looked like last week.oks like now after the powerful storms that lashed the west coast, the water now cascading down the tallest waterfall in north america. scientists say the drought still isn't over but for now we say enjoy the view. and that's "nightline." you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu, and we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. good night.

she gets a text that says only, no service in yosemite.range because it's so brief, but also, they weren't going to yosemite. >> that's hundreds and hundreds of miles away. so mom knew immediately something was very, very wrong. >> i was texting her every day anyway, but i wasn't getting responses. by day six, seven, i was checking her social media. i didn't see any activity. i'm worried. everybody was like, she's fine, she's fine. they're out in the mountains, they have no signal. and i said, no, it's not like her. >> unbeknownst to gabby's mother, brian laundrie has driven gabby's van back to florida. he arrives on september 1st. >> authorities say brian used a debit card that was not his to withdraw $1,000, and he made his way all the way back home to florida with no sign of gabby. >> reporter: the petitos have no idea that brian is home, in florida, without gabby, driving the van they had been traveling in. >> once brian got home, it appeared to be family business as usual.or td m that they saw brian and his parents going for walks dow

but -- but i just want to point out it's yellow stone, not yosemite. >> appreciate that. sorry about that. >> no problem. it's a mistake a lot of people make. >> yeah. well, you can tell i grew up in a city. so -- though, i have spent a lot of time in wyoming and i love the state. but um, i will do better next time. randi, i think you have another question? >> i do. um, i wanted to ask, dr. blue, just getting back to the timeline, and in terms of when gabby petito was last seen, we know that she facetimed with her mom on august 24th. and then, she was in this restaurant with brian laundrie. they were spotted in jackson, wyoming, on august 27th. she left the restaurant in tears. brian laundrie, according to the witnesses, left very angry. so just getting back to your timeline, i know you said there's some wiggle room there but that august 22nd to august 29th. if we know she was last seen in public on the 27th, is it possible to just narrow that down a little bit to those last couple of days perhaps between august 27th and august 29th? >> i can't narrow that down from our p

. >>> in california, yosemite falls is roaring back to life after the weekend storms.nday. yosemite valley received more than 6 inches of rain in 36 hours. >>> in pacifica, we spotted surfers paddling out enjoying the high surf. chopper 5 flew over the swells earlier today, and this is not for beginners. >> or the faint of heart. >> you can see why. these are big swells, 18 to 24 foot rakers. >>> they will diminish has we head through tonight and tomorrow. the high surf advisory goes through 8:00 this evening. you want to exercise caution, even if you are going out to the coast to look at the surf. don't turn your back on the ocean. the next several days, mostly cloudy skies tonight. a couple of showers possible for the north bay. those will be increasingly far and few between. dry warmer weather kicking in tomorrow, continuing through the end of the work week on friday, and then an unsettled weekend. our rain chances will be all that high, but there is a chance of rain down the line in the extended forecast. we saw showers in the north bay earlier today. santa rosa pi

the falls was listed as dry on the yosemite national park's website.is a picture before and after the rain. wonderful to see that difference. will news tonight with david muir is next. >> thanks for joining us. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. the bennetts really know how to put their wifi to work. whether it's work work. works for me. school work it worked! or a workout. oh i'm working... they've got xfinity, which delivers wifi faster th

that display a at the yosemite history center. >>> it is so beautiful.aven't been to yosemite since i was pregnant with olivia and she is in college. >> here's what's coming up at 5:30. a challenge to clean up that major oil spill on the coast in orange county. >> we are deeply concerned about the impact to the residents, the local businesses, and the environment. >> ocean currents and storms making it more difficult to skim the oil as it spreads. >>> plus, the strictest vaccine mandates in the entire country. the california city requiring proof of vaccination for bars or restaurants. >>> also, keep tahoe blue. it's an unclear future. the growing concern about that pristine blue water. it is not just an environmental crisis but an unfolding legal investigation. there are new questions about the pipeline operator on the job when that pipe started to leak. patrick healy from our sister state in l.a. spent the day on

later today about the mysterious deaths of a family that died over the summer while hiking near yosemite a regular-season game that home game at full capacity. tipoff is at 7:00 p.m.. kumasi: staffing shortages caused a stockton restaurant to turn to a robot delivering meals to tables. when the owners saw the robot on youtube and thought, hey, let's give it a try. drew: whatever gives me my meal. kumasi: why are you waving at the robot like it will wave back? reggie: the robot has a bad voice and they named it rosie, which seems rude. rosie was cute. she had a smock. she had hearings. drew:drew: that is not rosie. she had a personality. reggie: she kind of that -- hated that family. that is what i loved about her. tes for our viewers in the west, the latest in the search for brian laundrie on this thursday morning. shocking discovery. a possible breakthrough in the massive manhunt for gabby petito's boyfriend. >> investigators found what appears to be human remains along with personal items such as a backpack and notebook belonging to brian laundrie. >> brian laundrie's parents leading i

water was finally flowing again at yosemite falls. over the weekend, that happened, but before that, yosemite falls was dried up by late summer and the storm dropped nearly a foot of rain in some parts of that region. >> kari, you were there not too long ago. >> nice to see the waterfalls really flowing. it was great to see the snow in the sierra, too. i've been looking around at all the cameras. i can't help myself and can't wait to get back to the sierra. as we look at the live view of our storm ranger parked on san bruno mountain, it looks hazy but it's taking a break from scanning all the storms and now getting sunshine. we've been talking about our water year update. we'll keep a close eye on this. it just started on october 1st. and it's not really a measure of how dry it's been because this resets with the calendar. our drought does not. we get that drought update tomorrow. as of right now we're doing pretty good and a nice start to our water year. a surplus of over 9 inches for santa rosa and oakland is at a surplus of over 4

caltrans says tioga pass road on the way to the yosemite is now closed.officially known as highway 1 20 runs through yosemite all the way over the sierra. the road will be closed until at least late monday after the storm passes. ktvu meteorologist. mark tamayo is here now with a look at where the storm is this our high mark? hi there, christina. yeah, well, the leading rain bands approaching the north bank host line right now, and things really ramp up late tonight into tomorrow morning. typically we're used to talking about some strong storms. and as i mentioned earlier, this is kind of next level for us here in the bay area, so we don't want to be surprised because this will be a long duration. heavy rain event and those numbers. typically we're talking about a quarter of an inch to maybe two inches. look at that range 2 to 9 inches. that is a lot of rain coming down in 24 hours, most of it in 24 hours, and that is a serious concern. winds gusting over 50 miles an hour. as you heard, we're talking about winter storm morning. the sierra could be a talki

the national weather service reports yosemite valley received five inches of rain yesterday.er a flash flood warning despite the dangerous conditions, the rainfall is a welcome sight for the park after an exceptionally dry summer. so how big of a difference did this rain make? >> spencer has an update on our reservoir. >> it is raising expectations. water officials are hoping the storm will at least begin to make an impact on the drought-ravaged reservoirs. >> the weekend storm may have created overnight lakes on roadways across the bay area, but as far as our critical reservoirs are concerned, local water managers say there is a long way to go. >> we need a series of these. one or two is not going to be enough. >> the storm resulted in an improvement of about one half of 1% in their system, which includes lexington reservoir. >> we went from 88% empty to 87.5% empty. it has not moved the needle appreciatively. >> storm water often has difficulty penetrating the soil until there is more saturation from a series of storms. sky seven captured these images of a russian spillover

ama: new details on the mysterious deaths of a california family near yosemite.uthorities have determined the cause of death. our reporter from fresno has the story. reporter: video from above the trail in mariposa county shows the pathways challenging terrain. the sheriff says jonathan gerrish, ellen chong, their one-year-old daughter, and their dog started on the trail at an elevation of 3800 feet and a temperature of about 75 degrees. where they died, 6.5 miles later, they were down to 1800 feet and without much tree canopy since the 2018 ferguson fire. >> the temperatures along the section of the trail were between 107-10 i degrees. from the time of 12:50 pm to 2:50 p.m. reporter: they mapped out the trail on an app but it did not give an indication of the change in elevation or the extreme heat in the valley. while they were experienced hikers, the sheriff says the dangers of this journey probably surprised them. >> there was one 85 ounce bladder of water backpack located with the family. this water bladder was empty and no other water containers or filtrati

water is gushing into yosemite falls. just last week, it was lifted as dry on the national's website. here's a picture of the falls before and after the rain. you can see the difference. that is nice to see for a variety of reasons. ama: spencer is here with the latest on the weather. spencer: let's take a look at what's happening on the live doppler 7. still producing some thunderstorms in the central valley and foothills. this trickle of showers moving toward the walnut creek area. let's take a look at our camera looking over san francisco where we see some patches of blue skies. 63 a popular temperature reading right now. the golden gate showing much more blue sky there. low 60's in nevada and livermore. the view from the rooftop , these are our forecast features. maybe a few more scattered showers before they taper off. that will also rank one on the storm cast scale. we still have our rough serve, we may see a few more showers in the evening hours. there is a remote possibility of thunder and localized flooding. noti

the ruling about what killed this family that went out for a hike near yosemite.e simple things you can do to spend less. first, we'll will check in with meteorologist lisa arjun. -- lisa argen. lisa: heavy rain arrives this morning in boulder creek, right along saratoga. san jose is getting wet right now. light to moderate rain up to the north. you can see it is wet in lafayette, hercules. light showers in cloverdale. further to the south, light rain from san francisco and south city. we are looking at the winds creating issues, 25 to 30 miles per hour today. once the f winds will subside ae will have a better second half of the afternoon. this is a snow maker above 8000 feet. a winter storm warning at 11:00 sunday through tuesday at 6:00. we are talking eight inches to 48 inches, wind gusts of 100 miles per hour. saturday, we will see showers. sunday, we will see an incoming atmospheric river that will last until monday. rainfall amounts will be from friday to sunday, an additional six inches up in the north bay, two to three inches in the south bay. we are cert

yosemite is ranked the 10th deadliest national park in the country, according to federal data gathered by the chronicle, yosemite sees an average of 10 deaths per year with falling being the main cause of death. also on the list, redwood national park up in humboldt county and sequoia and kings canyon until larry county. the deadliest national park on the list is denali in alaska. also the company. texas controversial abortion law is now back in effect tonight, plus why former president trump's lawsuit against youtube is comin and raiders hedge coach is facing criticism after he reportedly used a racial trope in an email later tonight how the team is responding. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. le

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hiked most of an eight and a half mile trail in triple digit heat in the sierra national forest in yosemite dead on the trail on august 16. the family had ties to the bay area. follow player, lightning strikes, suicide, and drugs have been ruled out. that drew speculation that the family might have all suffered heat stroke, or they were poisoned by toxic algae blooms in the water along the trail. we will set off a push alert when the press conference starts. you can watch it live on the abc 7 bay area news app on your phone, or stream it on tv. reggie: jobina, thank you. sonoma county has laid out plans to vaccinate children under 11 once the fda authorizes vaccines for that group. they want a quarter of three vaccinated by december 1. and by january, half. by february, they hope to get to 70%. meantime,, health officials are warning parents and children to take precautions over the holidays. they are encouraging mask-wearing and avoiding large crowds. kumasi: the demand for rapid quote -- rapid covid tests is expected to surge. the ceo of a testing company is warning of supply issues. as s

water now gushing at yosemite falls. last week, the falls was listed as dry on the website.vere weather forced to close on sunday. the storm caused some damage, but not enough to stop the fun for the rest of the week. you can see the riots, games, and all the traditional food is back. >> you're looking for food. we are hungry. >> eating a lot of food, gathering a lot of rides. we've just been enjoying the experience. so, the fair run through this sunday, which is halloween. that looks like fun. julian: it does, it does. that kid looks like he is going to sleep good. it has been a day. that does look like a lot of fun. mike: and it is not in july like normal where it is blistering hot at times, so you can really enjoy it more so this time of year. maybe they'll change it, who knows. it is going to be pretty quiet weather-wise the next couple of days. we do have some cloud cover out there. it is going to be mostly cloudy all day today with some spotty showers possible. it is a 1 on the storm impact shower scale. some showers possible if you heading to the north bay. we are tal

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needed snowfall in some pretty heavy rain in the foot hills there in mariposa county just south of yosemite national park. so it's very welcome to see this change of pace. we certainly do need that rain and snow and got to give it some love 40's up in timber on in santa rosa, right now. pretty much solid 50's for almost the rest of the bay area. it's a cool morning. it is a brisk one with the winds. so do not forget the jackets and you're going want to keep him on through the course of your friday. i've got more in this busy weekend forecast all still ahead, found thanks for that. will we know we're going to have a busy evening for a lot of people coming into the city. however. >> we have a busy morning as well. so accident southbound one oh, one at mckee road. we've been seeing some delays from that accident. there as you're traveling into the city right now. little under 50 minutes, we had an earlier accident that has since been cleared. but off are going watching the games tonight. the bar, the ferry caltrain would be good options. in addition to driving if you want to get around all of

and that's only complimenting. >> the fall foliage up in yosemite valley.ting close to be in the east bay as well as the north bay. and i'm talking about what to expect. weather wise here in the bay area for the weekend. all. still to come. >> and it looks like that fog is moving antioch along one 60 that bridge to drive careful. there are also get a look at your drive times that it's sunny and other areas here in the bay area. we'll be right the bay area. we'll be right back after the break. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can

eran muchas perspectivas distintas de personas, de individuos, e incluso, parques icónicos como, yosemiteverdad?, su joya natural, que es un parque, que lo tienen allí en, en su misma comunidad. rebekah berkov: exactamente, y el, el término de "parque" es amplio, uno, uno piensa, uno piensa en un parque con césped, pero un parque también es, es la bahía de san francisco, ¿verdad?, también son las montañas en, en la parte más remota del mundo; un parque, tiene una definición bastante amplia, y eso es lo que queremos hacer con esta exposición, es ampliar la noción, la idea de, de cada uno de nosotros tenemos un derecho de estar en, en el parque, de apreciar la naturaleza, de estar con nuestras comunidades, de ser nosotros mismos. damián trujillo: ¿verdad, que sí?, porque muchos llegamos de, ya sea del trabajo, o de la escuela, y mire-- así estamos todos, ¿verdad?, viendo la televisión, o en el mismo celular, y no salimos hacia afuera, como lo hacíamos antes. rebekah berkov: exactamente, es un momento, y sobre todo con la pandemia, hemos tenido un año, más de un año, muy, muy difícil para to

in a winter weather advisory in yosemite national park expecting several inches of snow there that goesect 5 o'clock in the morning on friday until 05:00pm in the afternoon. we're looking at temperatures around the bay area running on the cool side for tomorrow. ahead of the game. yeah. bring all that warm gear for the dodgers and the giants. it will be a little bit chilly at the park windy do next few days. the temperatures are going to warm back up after slight chance of showers early tomorrow morning. warmer weather on saturday and sunday getting windy high fire danger come monday and tuesday. >> all right, lawrence, if you're not sticking around for fleet week. maybe you're headed to the aftershock music festival in s ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ with less moderate-to-severe eczema why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within. with dupixent adults saw long-lasting, clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious

in to rescue more than 200 people trapped at the mammoth pool reservoir about 80 miles south of yosemite national park. the creek fire swept through the sierra at record speeds and cut off all roads heading out of the area. joseph rosamond: there was a lot of chaos, obviously, down on the ground. bigad: rescue pilot joseph rosamond spoke to us from his current deployment in kuwait. he's with the california army national guard and says the fast-moving flames barely gave anyone time to escape. joseph: some of the people had been burned pretty badly, talkin', like, skin coming off of the body. bigad: so why did this wildfire spread so quickly? the answer may have to do with what happened here years before the creek fire ever ignited. dr. chad hanson: the more trees you remove from the forest, the hotter and faster fires tend to burn. bigad: dr. chad hanson is a forest and fire ecologist who's been studying wildfires for more than two decades. dr. hanson: well, the fire started downslope of us. bigad: he took our investigative unit on a tour of the creek fire and gave us a first look at his

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the waterfalls at yosemite roaring again after california's driest year in nearly a century. >> that was mola lenghi reporting. a reportedly possible he shooting on the set of alec baldwin's movie in new mexico. santa fe's district attorney told "the new york times" criminal charges are on the table. she said reports that the crew had used guns with live ammunition for target practice hours before the deadly shooting were unconfirmed. an affidavit reveals baldwin was practicing drawing his gun when he shot and killed cinematographer halyna hutchins and injured the film's director, joel souza. >>> first it was facebook. now lawmakers on capitol hill have other social media platforms including snapchat and tiktok on the hot seat. they want to know if our kids are being kept safe. skyler henry has a closer look. >> reporter: in a senate commerce subcommittee hearing, utah senator mike lee challenged snapchat executive jennifer stout. his staff created an account for a 15-year-old with no preferences and says what showed up on the aldia p wu shouldn't go to bars alone, notices for video

. >>> yosemite, reservations no longer required. visitors have had to go online to enter the park. that requirement is over. and something new to see. the contributions that chinese immigrants have made to the park. >>> up next, back down to dodger stadium. we'll show you what happened and what it means for the giant. >>> okay. i have to admit. i am nervous about this and a little disturbed. good news we get the epic match-up between the giants and the dodgers. but the down side is the dodgers are really good! >> the torture starts now. here's how it shook down at dodger stadium. we say hello to magic johnson. part of the dodgers ownership group. we'll probably see a lot of him in the next week. we showed you earlier, chris taylor with a game winning two-run homer. more than 50,000 fans out of dodger stadium. a fun place to watch a game. taylor was in a major slump. that's the beauty of the playoffs. anyone can step up and be the hero. the dodgers beat the cardinals 3-1. the dodgers fly to san francisco tomorrow. game one on friday. game two on saturday. it's the best of five serie

at kpix we will show you how he got a front row seat to a remarkable and inspiring achievement at yosemite >>> happening tomorrow, the authorities in new mexico will provide more details on the deadly movie set shooting involved alec baldwin. we hope to learn more about the chain of command for the gun that was used in the shooting and what kind of bullet was fired from it. the accident killed cinematographer hylana hutchins. sources on the set allege that the crewmembers had been firing live ammunition off set earlier that day. >> there were crewmember who's had gone off and done sort of passing the time fun shooting at targets out in the desert before the shooting occurred with guns from the set including the gun that killed hutchins. >> tonight, the district attorney's office says that criminal charges have not been ruled out. >>> hungry drivers pulled up to the in-n-out today to discover it is closed. the county health department shut it down over repeated covid-19 vaccination violations. the health department says that restaurant workers were not checking proof of vaccination at the d

you know, a campus, a parklike yosemite. >> he may be a dreamer, but it is a dream that is coming trueramos, kpix 5. >>> right now on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , a david versus goliath fight. by some say testimony by the facebook whistleblower could change social media forever. >> she's going head-to-head with one of the most powerful people in the world. that has to be terrifying. >>> let's use our scientific minds and better understand for whom social media is potentially harmful. >> how best to protect young people from hazards of social media. >> i'm going to shoot you. i was told, you know what, go back to africa. >>> how much tesla is going to have to shell out to a former employee who says he was arrested work. >>> some in the east bay are about to see a water source diversify miss seeing it coming from right here in sacramento. that means the taste might change a little bit, or it might not. what they are doing to try to keep the taste just about the same. >>> we begin tonight with a woman taking on a tech giant. good evening. >>> frances haugen scathing testimony

. >>> the water is falling at yosemite falls after the storm sent the falls roaring back to life. that normally doesn't happen until well into winter. parts of south lake tahoe are coming back to life as well following the big dump of fresh snow. business owners are scrambling to staff up after wildfires and evacuations drove a lot of workers away. local ski resorts hoped to be up and running in just the next few weeks in time for ski season. other ski resorts are preparing for an early season boom. palisades tahoe and mammoth mountain are both open ahead of schedule on friday. >>> a live look outside at salesforce tower, silhouetted by the dark skies outside. >> chief meteorologist paul heggen is with us, and it was nice to have a break. the air still smells so fresh and clean. >>> the atmospheric river scrubbed the atmosphere. we saw a few showers north of the golden gate, but now dry out for the next few days. high pressure is building in from the southwest. it means a calmer weather pattern, and a warmer weather pattern for the next few days. temperatures will peak on thursday

the runoff is so high here in yosemite valley right now that rangers have closed the merced river towimming and boating, and it includes rafting. to give you an idea on how violent it is my we will take our underwater camera and give you a ride. >> the hydraulics involved in the river, you can end up drowning really easy. >> reporter: our triple take 2 days, plenty of time to soak in the beautiful surroundings. or engage in a friendly water fight, or maybe try your hand at shooting the rapids, jumping out of the safety of your raft, and swimming through the boiling water feet first. >> the last clip was a trip along the clay the river about one of the few untamed rivers on the western slope of the sierra. so, how do you do a live shot from half dome? >> that's sort of the theme this week, you don't do this alone. you have all of my climbing friends, production team, we hauled a few hundred pounds of gear, a portable microwave, and a nine volt battery, and we hit mt. diablo with that shot. we made it. >> when you're sitting on top of those rocks, what is it like? >> i was looking at m

damian: and i get every small neighborhood has their own yosemite, right, whether it's dolores park orrock park, it's our own jewels in our own backyard. rebekah: absolutely, you just said it. and for us, this exhibit is really exciting because it is the lead up to a brand new 14-acre site, the presidio tunnel tops site, that will be opening next spring. and it will just amplify the park space that we have already. it will include a new museum-like field station and a refurbished chrissy field center for youth programs and leadership as well as for the community. and a multi-acre playground for youth as well, new barbecue sites and picnic tables, gorgeous vistas. it's really going to be an incredible new resource for the community. so we invite you to come see "my park moment" and take a look at construction and how far we're along on presidio tunnel tops. damian: all right, so the advice is put these phones down. put 'em away and go out and enjoy your neighborhood park. any final thoughts? we have about 20 seconds. any final thoughts, rebekah? rebekah: no final thoughts. just it's bee

that's why pg and is bringing in additional crews from various locations, including yosemite and grass valley to help restore bay area power if needed. the areas that are going to see the most impact to be the east bay, south bay and peninsula. >> and of course you want to do what you can to prepare for a possible outages as well. the best first step get that flashlight ready and make sure you have fresh batteries live in the east bay hills. dan kerman kron 4 news dan, thank you for that comment for you. always stay up to date on the latest weather in your neighborhood where ever you are use the camera on your phone to scan that qr code. it will take you straight to our mobile app that you can download and there you can find live radar current conditions and what to expect in the coming days. plus up to date forecast from lawrence. all of that right there on your mobile device. >> san francisco police believe there are about a dozen car burglary crews responsible for most of the smash and grabs in the bay area and they want your help to catch them at a news conference this morning. may

this is the newly renamed palisades tahoe ski resort, and here's a look at yosemite's half dome. see a light dusting of snow there as well. >> so much fun. >> check this out. it's friday night. you're in a good mood. check this out. down in sugar bowl ski resort, we got this. it's coming. we're here. >> yeah, one to three inches. it's an awesome indication of kind of how the pattern is setting up. it took us until mid-november to see anything like this last year. >> so we're, in theory, a month ahead of schedule? >> and when you put it into perspective, we're right on track with how things should be transitioning for us. >> what about rain here? >> we do have some showers. we're going to get the radar going here. it's nothing big. i think we're going to stay dry for the giants game tonight but eventually we're going to get some of this shower activity moving into the bay area. i think we're going to be in that good window here. let's get you into that microclimate forecast. we'll start it right off with that shower chance. you can see at 4:00 in the morning, we get some of those

you can see there some heavy rainfall at times just west of yosemite and along route such as highway 50 future cast of winds does show a windy day ahead of us but not as breezy as yesterday. winds continue out of the southeast at around 10 to 15 miles per hour. that added up with our wet conditions are cloudy conditions that are overall cool temperatures will make for a day with the rain jacket. now temperatures are a little more mild to start in the 50's and 60's. and we do have some 70's come this afternoon. whatever you do, bring the rain jacket with you because that's the number one concern today is staying dry. a rainy and wet start to the day. we'll have some on and off showers into the afternoon and then rain really increasing during overnight hours tonight setting us up for some heavy rain into tomorrow morning's commute that in the rest of your forecast. rain, even that so conditions are slick out there. we're seeing that everywhere. >> if you're heading from the east bay into man looks like our camera. there's froze. it. you can still see how wet it is there looks like that

the waterfalls in yosemite roaring again after california's driest year in nearly a century.oncern in new england is the wind, with wind gusts expected to reach up to 70 miles per hour, nora. >> mola lenghi, thank you very much. >>> forecast now from cbs's lonnie quinn. it's going to be a long night for some folks. >> reporter: you bet you, it's been all about rain but talk about the winds into the late night hours. radar picture, center of the circulation is well off shore but spilling as far as syracuse, new york. heavy bands of rain from new york city up to boston, and five inches of rain. from this point forward, we talk about the wind, to midnight, winds, cape cod has a 76-mile-an-hour wind gust. 11:00 tomorrow morning, backed down but not gone. montauk to cape cod, 59-mile-an-hour gusts and ground is saturated and not secure below it. check in on record-setting is storm in california yesterday. it's cleared california and moving tonight with severe weather possible from oklahoma city to dallas. by tomorrow morning, it's houston, lunch-time around new orleans, and floodi

the un security council has met and is urging a democratic transition. yosemite of state anthony blinkin has welcome the release of sedans, deposed prime minister from custody of the lamb. doctor office says he's been returned to his residence and is under close surveillance. while other leaders remain in detention. iraqi police say at least 11 people have been killed in an ice . la talkin dal a province. the attackers, use hand grenades and machine guns. during the assault, the government declared victory against the group back in 2017. but the attacks have continued. indigenous communities across ecuador are protesting against the government's economic policies. they're demanding. the president reverses a rise in fuel prices announced last week and are you in climate report says recent promises to cut emissions fall far short of averting dangerous climate change. it says current pledges, but the world on track for temperature rise of $2.00 degrees by the end of the century. and that's way above the goal of the ferris climate agreement. those are the headlines it is, continues on al jaz

may have started that fire. 3 mountain passes near the nevada state line between lake tahoe and yosemitel park will close are already closed today ahead of an approaching storm. >> that storm is expected to bring rain and snow to the sierra the closures are on highway one o 8 at sonora pass north of bridgeport. highway 89 at monitor pass south of lake tahoe. >> and highway one 20 near tile. the past and near lee vining temperatures are plunging yesterday in the reno area and in the sierra several inches of snow are possible at the higher elevations highways could reopen on saturday after caltrans crews evaluate the conditions. more on the upcoming winter storm. let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. it's nice to say that. i'm just going to say i haven't heard and they say winter storm in a long seems like forever. but yeah, we're going to see it up there. don't go up there in your shorts flip-flops and expect to be real nice. summery weather in the tahoe area over the sierra nevada and back. >> this weekend. in fact, you're seeing some wet roads out there. this is d

it's part of a major new security agreement. yosemite of state antony lincoln has been in mexico to hammer out the details. and at least 60 people have been killed in an attack in northern afghanistan, a suicide bomber targeted friday pres, at a ship mosque in conduce china is mocking the $100.00 and 10th anniversary of the revolution that ended imperial rule. president sheesh and ping is delivering a keynote speech in beijing. it comes a week out, the china sent more than a 140 military jets and to tie one's air defense zone. taiwan considers itself a sovereign state, but china views it as a breakaway province. well from on this, let's bring in rob mcbride live from hong kong. rob said this was a speech marking the overthrow of china as last imperial dynasty. but how does that sit against the backdrop of today's regional tensions involving china? it comes with a very interesting time in cross straight relations with the herd from she, jane ping, and also from other speakers. the kind of speeches that you would expect at an important event, like this full of patriotic references full of th

70th birthday by breaking her own record of being the oldest person to climb the el capitan peak at yosemite national park in california. she is the mother of the famous free. so low rock climate, alex arnold. okay, that's all we'll even for now. most policies coming up a little bit later on this does yeah. like so much piece m. well, now the international space station is about to become cinema's, the most expensive movie set russian actress eula. pet assailed and director clim chapin go have arrived on board. they blasted off in a so i use spacecraft to shoot the fest, have a feature film in space. it's about a surgeon who has to save the life of a kaufman ot while defying gravity. well that's, that's the news. our nic clock will be here in a moment with one of them and frank assessments. what's the point of the un if multilateralism isn't part of its dna? we need somewhere. we're sovereign states can exchange informed opinions in focus likely to change biking behavioral. it's not going to change their behavior, they're going to continue to do what they do when it's going to be more in tra