this large oak tree fell over onto another big oak, which then fell onto power lines, causing sparks and outages in san anselmo. one neighbor told us he and his wife saw it all happen early yesterday morning. we saw sparks dripping out of the trees and so we're watching it from our deck and all of a sudden, you know, we heard the transformers blow and it was, you know, you're not used to hearing that at night. absolutely. it was like a couple of shotguns going off at least he did go on to tell us this isn't unusual for san anselmo, which has many old growth oak trees. some of them simply do not withstand the winter storms. our nbc bay area app is a great resource to have during this stormy weather. as cynthia said, it is making its way back. just scan the qr code to download it for free. we just redesigned the weather section. it is more accurate than the weather app already installed on your phone. it gives you access to our storm rangers exclusive radar scans, a listeria outbreak connected to ready to eat meat products has turned deadly. a california infant has died, and at least t

the oak hill cemetery did agree, which is great. we really appreciate it and we just hope to continue this without any issues moving forward, which i believe that, you know, as a community that that and, you know, a relationship with the cemetery and maintaining that communication, we can make that happen. this year, oak hill cemetery will allow families to stay on their property until 8 p.m. that is tonight. happening today. people will walk for als or lou gehrig's disease this morning. it's the 25th annual east bay walk and roll to cure als in richmond. the event is hosted by the als network. als, also known as lou gehrig's disease, is a fatal neurological disorder that causes nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord to weaken. the walk is free to attend, with donations going towards services and research. the walk is at the miller knox regional shoreline at noon today. well, this weekend marks an unofficial holiday for anyone who works early morning hours like we do tomorrow. we gain that extra hour of sleep due to standard t

the oak hill cemetery did agree, which is great.ly appreciate it and we just hope to continue this without any issues moving forward, which i believe that, you know, as a community that that and, you know, a relationship with the cemetery and maintaining that communication, we can make that happen. this year, oak hill cemetery is allowing families to stay on the property until 8 p.m. tonight. we're going to turn now to cinthia pimentel with a look at our microclimate forecast. a little rain overnight. i know how exciting to get into a new month and welcome that rain. we are starting to clear out, but those roads are slick and as it is some of the first rain of the season, just be careful with your early commute. wherever you're heading on this early saturday morning, we are looking at satellite and radar, not only showing us the rain overnight, but also some pockets of snow up into the sierra and some lightning through the central valley. if i zoom it in a little bit closer, give you a bit of a street view. here we are seeing some o

so this is oak hill. as you can see, the difference in care and what we would say is that reflects life. that is what we would say. i'm going to walk down here, those who feel comfortable in their shoes, it's pretty much, this is rock creek, a lot of rocks though you don't see head markers, we use to have wooden markers so a lot of those are gone. we have two of those saved in the church that's now located on 20 ninth, the white church which is called dunbar united methodist is also located around the corner about 5 blocks away. they've ever been on top of the cemetery except i told you in 1816-1880 but they are around so you will see the marker here and we are going to go all the way down to the water. everybody just be careful. this is a city street. you see the erosion. this is the street, the elevated level. and the water that the city directed into the cemetery for over two centuries, no water intake is available, the sewers are closed up at the top so they don't take in any water. it is all directed

this is oak hill. and as you can see the difference in care and what we would say is death reflects life. that's what we would say. i am going to bach down here. those who feel comfortable, just this is rock creek. so there is a lot of rocks. you don't see head markers. wooden markers. so a lot of those are gone. we have two of those saved in the church, the mount zion church on 29th and o. the white church, dunbar and united methodist also located five blocks away. they have never been on top of the cemetery except when i told you in 1816 to 1808. you see that the markers here, and we are going to go all the way. everybody be careful. although, this is a city street. so you see the erosion, right? the elevated level, right? and what the water -- the watt -- to the cemeteries. for over two centuries. no water intake is available. look at my trees. >> this was a terrace. so every once in a while you see some of the markers sliding down. most are probably underneath the dirt. people were bored. we were a

this is a large oak tree that fell from this house, knocked over that fence. luckily, they've got an wall here. that wall was put here after a mudslide in this neighborhood. luckily, it kept the tree from spilling into the neighborhood. it knocked some of those power lineds off and got the sand lined people really don't know what to expect. at 4:00 a.m. there was wind and rain thrashing outside her home. within minutes of the initial wind gusts, the power was out. >> i didn't even feel it fall, but i saw the wires off and all of a sudden i didn't have electricity. >> reporter: the power outage was caused by her neighbor's tree. strong wind gusts pushed the large oak into the neighbor's fence before crashing into the power lines above. the transformer blew. >> the streetlight wasn't on across the street from me and a lot of the houses. >> reporter: a neighbor down the street says this part of the neighborhood is especially prone to mudslides and fallen foliage during rainy season. >> this is what we live with on the hillsides of marin. two years ago it was some

marin county san anselmo one large oak tree tipped over onto another big oak tree and that fell onto power lines, causing sparks. one neighbor told us he and his wife saw it all happen around 2:00 this morning, and we saw sparks dripping out of the trees. and so we're watching it from our deck and all of a sudden, you know, we heard the transformers blow and it was, you know, you're not used to hearing that at night. absolutely. it's like a couple of shotguns going off at least. wow. he says this is not unusual for the area, which has got a lot of old growth oak trees out there. some of them simply just can't withstand these winter storms. our free nbc bay area app, a great resource to have during this stormy weather. scan the qr code to download it. we just redesigned the weather section. it is more accurate than the weather app on your phone and gives you access to storm rangers exclusive radar scans. new at 11 a listeria outbreak connected to ready to eat meat products has turned deadly. a california infant has died, and at least ten other adults have been sickened in the four sta

behind me is still oak. reporting live here at oak bob redell nbc bay area news. all right. good to know. all right, bob, thanks. also today, parents in san jose plan to hit the streets to rally against planned school closures. parents planning to gather outside the berryessa union school district offices at 4:00 this afternoon. this comes as berryessa union school district plans to close three campuses. but it's not the only south bay district facing tough times. alum rock union elementary school leaders plan to close seven schools and consolidate two, and the franklin-mckinley school district says at least five of its schools could close at the end of the school year. san jose state's volleyball team will return to the court after getting national attention for a recent controversy about a reported transgender player on the team. the team will play university of nevada, las vegas women's volleyball team tonight. the san jose spartans lost to the rebels last month at home. there's no word if unlv will have extra security at the game. the match will now be the second without

we're going go see oak hill and the trail. so oak hill cemetery was established by corcoran. sound familiar? william corcoran like corcoran gallery, the art gallery. well, william corcoran is a confederate sympathizer and he helps establish this cemetery in 1849. it's 22 acres, we're three and a half acres. it's white, only. what happens now is something that needs to be more investigation. i can help with this. history majors, the white people at the church start this in tearing their relatives and and turning reburying digging up and re and tearing them white only cemeteries here oak hill and around the city leaving about 5 to 7 white families still here buried here. so one of the things that's important to see is this street and please you go with the question for families okay very you know in the white cemetery we're going to go and see this is female union band society. this is a cemetery that was focused on free blacks. the female union band society was a mutual aid society where you paid in because if you were enslaved, wouldn't have to worry about where you were goin

well, this is the receiving vault at oak ridge.so it was very common for cemeteries at this time to have a vault to receive coffins during the cold months when they couldn't dig. the frost was too thick, too hard for them to dig, so they would store folks in these receiving vaults until the spring thaw. so the lincoln monument, the lincoln tomb, not even having been really started or thought at the time when he was taken to oak ridge, he was placed in this receiving vault until his final tomb could be built. and the reverend david simpson is the bishop of the methodist episcopal church, said during committal. he said such a scene as his return to you was never witness. among the events of history. there have been great processions of mourners. there was one for the patriarch, jacob which came from egypt and the egyptians wondered at the evidence of forever reverence and filial affection far more have gazed on the face of the departed man than i have ever looked upon the face of any other departed man, more races have looked upon th

the oak hill cemetery did agree, which is great.ly appreciate it and we just hope to continue this without any issues moving forward, which i believe that, you know, as a community that that and, you know, a relationship with the cemetery and maintaining that communication, we can make that happen. so in the end, families will be able to stay inside the cemetery until 8 p.m. this saturday. okay. the kids are all juiced up with sugar right about now. hopefully they can sleep. a busy night across the bay area as everyone went trick or treating in the south bay. willow glen always one of the most popular spots. festive decorations, a lot of candy. a lot of kids and parents. the streets along minnesota and lincoln especially. buzzing a lot of people there. and now it's the challenge for the parents, right? do you let the kids keep all the candy? no. you're supposed to bring. you're the only one with little kids here, so you have to bring candy for us. i give them jeff, and i need it. i let them have half, and then i bring in the newsroo

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he was a chicago native and worked for the oak park police department for five years.ys reddens was a committed officer who loved the community. >> our police department, we're hurting right now. i'm hurting. his family is hurting. >> reporter: police say a shooter killed reddens yesterday morning. him and other officers were responding to a call about a man with a gun leaving a bank. when the officers arrived, they told the suspect to put his hands up, and that's when reddens was shout. -- was shot. local law enforcementing agencies from across the state are expressing their support for the oak park pd. chief johnton says -- johnson says police from other county are helping patrol the seats as reddens' colleagues process what happened. the 86-person police department is extremely close knit and are suffering right now. >> they've been extremely supportive. we have -- one of our sergeants in particular, she's an oak park native, she actually went and picked up his mother. we are a family. >> reporter: chief johnson said the suspect was also shot, injured and taken to t

this is what's left of this big oak tree. now. it took city crews several hours to cut it up and clear it out. this kind of weather, you really have to be ready for anything. reporting live in santa rosa. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. as jeff mentioned, the atmospheric river has arrived in the south bay this is just the beginning. here. take a live look at downtown san jose wet lenses on our live cameras. you can see wet in downtown san jose. highway 101 and the 280 17 interchange in the south bay. it's drizzling outside and more downpours coming soon. umbrellas out. earlier today, windshield wipers going on in downtown san jose. and as i said, another strong band coming and will have some big downpours in the south bay. it is going to be a night filled with rain and wind. you can track the radar and what conditions are like on your neighborhood. just scan this qr code on your screen, download our free nbc bay area app again. that will give you access to our storm rangers exclusive radar. you can pinpoint it and go to you

. >> this is a dead tree we're doing today with sudden oak death.he leaves will turn brown overnight. basically, the oak is very strong normally, but when it has this disease, it the whole thing can just snap and fall. >> that's exactly what happened last friday during the storm, when a giant oak snapped in half. according to arborist alex lamas, it fell into the building. >> it punched a hole right through the garage roof. so it was a little scary. had just snapped like halfway up the tree. >> the weight of water causing much of this storm's damage. >> what was unusual about this storm was that it happened early in the year, while the deciduous trees still had their canopy on them, so the extra leaves caugh, more water had more weight, and the trees that are deciduous aren't really designed to hold all that extra weight. >> tad jacobs is founder of tree masters and says some species are particularly vulnerable. >> redwoods and acacias are very common to lose limbs. cypress as well. >> in marin city tuesday, his team was taking down a giant eucalypt

getting past oak hill and then westbound. your commute direction jams up to fish ranch road, where three vehicles involved in a crash there blocking slow lane and the right shoulder. combined, there are about eight cars that have to be removed from both of those scenes, and that's going to be a shortage of tow trucks. this could take a while, but the backup has reached the bay bridge toll plaza. despite a lighter tuesday commute so far. back to you. thanks very much. well, marking a major milestone coming up here on today in the bay out of the ashes. a first look inside the first home fully rebuilt following that fire that destroyed the town of lahaina. plus, walmart becomes the biggest company ever to scale back on die. we'll talk about that. let's go out to the futures. this morning. markets were rattled overseas. but look okay this morning after trump's proposed tariffs. plus san francisco is set to show off some holiday spirit. the spectacular waterfront light display. you can see for yourself tonight. you're watching tod

then, in san rafael, a huge oak tree came downtaking power lines along with it. -- tree came downtaking power lines with it . >> i did not hear the tree. i did not hear it fall, i saw the wires going up this way. they started going like there and then all of a sudden i did not have electricity. >> reporter: the power outage was caused by this tree in her neighbor's yard. it pushed the oak into her neighbor's fence before crashing into the power lines, transformer blew leaving her and neighbors without electricity. >> the street light was not on. a lot of the houses. >> reporter: phil lives down the street. this part of the neighborhood is prone to mudslide. >> this is what we live with on the hillsides of marin. two years ago it was something else. today, yesterday it was a tree. tomorrow, something else. >> one of the north bay counties taking waves of rain from the atmospheric river. flooding, downed trees, power outages all possible in the coming days as more rainfall is expected tomorrow and into the weekend. so far, pg&e is reporting 70 outages, most concentrated in san rafael. >>

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they're going to build it in oak, you know. and so of course, you know, the, the base has a long history, the us marines have a long history of conflict with the local population. and so what we saw is that, you know, it became so problematic that, okay now, and this were just up in arms and very unified, you know, i mean they march and 90000 people in the street to close for 10 my air base. and so of course, you know, the japanese government had to respond and that was how it all began right. they. they then began conversation negotiation with the united states on relocating the base. that was crazy about it is at the end the japanese government is putting a large part of the bill to not just remove the base from oak, you know, but to relocate that base here, a lot of people don't realize this, but in the draft environmental impact study for the build up, you know, they, they clearly say that there are other alternative locations for the, the builder, you know, they were planning. they had planned to work with either hawaii, t

the chemist in partnership with the run has been going on for quite some time and are exploring the oaks and they celebrate that there are together for phones on those and having a consultation with these routes. and they want to have a lifeline and security support. and of course here the, the interest of both parties much now, is there any one action that you would recommend for europe and the west to come to russia's strategic alliances right now as well. the problem is our top or the west and the solve for strategic alliances. most us, we both online to is you pacific countries and then of course, with a native to europe. and there's a big question mark on us. precision bottle calls. all your peons, especially germination, rethink their policy or restraints because it has multiple access to a restraint on the other side, you know, for to policy. and we have to actually is publishing russia. we've either renewed sanctions, oma really turned, delivers to ukraine. so it's outreach policy might actually be the better choice because of the voice of b. c dot, the north korea, the wrong. ba

les saluda fátima navarrete y vamos a comenzar al este de san josé, donde el cementerio oak hill extendió que las familias conmemorarán este día de muertos. así que desde temprano en ese panteón hubo música, comida y más. vamos en vivo con nathalie vera para mostrarnos nathalie cómo transcurrió esta celebración. hoy vemos que todavía hay gente detrás de ti. bueno, ya los eventos del día ya han culminado, pero pueden ver que, por supuesto, todavía hay muchas familias aquí en el cementerio recordando a sus seres queridos. y como mencionaste, fátima es un lugar muy querido por la comunidad latina aquí de san josé. obviamente ven que hay muchos? muchas tumbas decoradas con las flores de cempasúchil y por supuesto, como mencioné? pues los seres queridos de estas personas congregados para recordar a aquellos que ya no están aquí con nosotros, pero sabemos que desde temprano había desayuno, donde sabemos que las familias pudieron disfrutar del tradicional champurrado con pan de muerto y durante el transcurso del día hubieron diferentes presentaciones, incluyendo danzantes aztecas, folclórico y u

they're going to build it in oak, you know. and so of course, you know, the, the base has a long history, the us marines have a long history of conflict with the local population. and so what we saw was that, you know, it became so problematic that, okay now, and we're just up in arms and very unified, you know, i mean they march and 90000 people in the street to close for 10 by our base. and so of course, you know, the japanese government had to respond and that was how it all began right. they. they then began conversation negotiation with the united states on relocating the base. that was crazy about it is that the, the japanese government is putting a large part of the bill to not just remove the base from oak, you know, but to relocate that base here, a lot of people don't realize this, but in the draft environmental impact study for the build up, you know, they, they clearly say that there are other alternative locations for the building. you know, they were planning, they had planned to work with either hawaii, the phili

oak hill said it closed the gates early because of security concerns. the families got into an argument with security. police ended up getting involved. this is video from the event tonight. peace was everywhere. it featured traditional music, dancers and a ofrenda. families and local activists worked with the cemetery to extend its hours today with extra security. in san francisco, crowds gathering to honor their ancestors at their annual dia de los muertos procession. the festivities are taking over several blocks in the mission. that's where nbc bay area's alyssa goard joins us live. alyssa. teri, this event has been here in san francisco for 43 years, and some of the attendees tell us that they've been coming here for decades. people going to the event say that it's an important chance to get to remember loved ones who passed and to celebrate special traditions from making tamales to elaborate face painting, to gathering carnations. people say it feels significant to celebrate dia de los muertos here in san francisco. there are also altars and ofren

sentosa senator for kentucky oaks? i made a motion. and i reserve the right to object to that motion. does the senator from north carolina object >> i made a motion to pass yourd bill. order in the senate. this is not debatable. the city -- senator from kentucky does not agree to yield. the question i would have asked you all is if you voted on a packed act and i don't know the answer but i thank you voted against and i'm not not sure in the other question i was going to ask us has ever voted for disaster supplemental? that was wasn't off that? those were the two questions thursday and ask them out find out later on. our state's motto says to be rather than to see. this is a offer to amend my bill. let me tell you why. maybe it would be a fund-raising campaign later this week and i'm fighting to dismantle the green new deal and tila subjects to doing that today. this bill if it got amended has no. i came to the senate to make a difference not to make a point. i get the point there a lot of things in the inflation reduction act in the g

when multiple viewers reached out to us to complain the cemetery had closed its gates around 5 p.m, oakill said it closed the gates last year due to security concerns, and police ended up getting involved. this year, families and community activists worked with the cemetery to extend the hours through 8:00. the people that don't need to come to the cemetery, enjoy your loved ones because life is too short. and then when you least expect it, they're gone. in san jose, natalie vera, nbc, bay area news. we are back in seconds with more day of the dead celebrations in the bay area. the huge procession tonight in san francisco and a celebration of life in the north bay honoring a child lost too soon. how his family turned their grief into action to give back to the community. plus, it looks like one more minor chance of showers at 2 a.m. to 3 a.m. there in the north bay. then we look for decreasing rain chances, increasing wind to wrap up the weekend. the details when we come back in seconds. and a reminder, folks, you're getting extra hour of sleep tonight. it's because daylight saving ends

the workers at the lots are all delancey street residents, hundreds gathered around the old oak treedowntown danville for the annual tree lighting. >> this is the 48th year of the holiday tradition, but that's nothing compared to the age of the tree. that old oak is about 350 years old. >> a night out at union square, the epicenter of holiday cheer in san francisco, crowds were spilling out of macy's and all the nearby shops to get going on all their seasonal spending. people filled into the ice rink for daetz and family time, and plenty of people stopped to get their photos. with a giant tree and all the festive decorations. i got my picture with the tree already. >> oh right. >> yes, with the baby. it's good to go. and it was beautiful weather. oh that's nice. >> all right. it is a little chilly out there though. >> yes. we had to bundle up if we're going to do that. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has the details on that. yeah, for sure. you need to bundle up. i'm glad you got that picture though. karina and kristen, let's take a look at the temperatures right now. they are

and then in the eastbound direction right here at oak knoll, at oak hill road, there's a five car collisionhere's three lanes blocked. so if you can avoid highway 24, i would advise that maybe if you're coming from pleasant hill, concord area, take highway four around it and take westbound 80. there is just popped into the maps here. a crash at westbound 80 at maritime. so that's this one right here as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza, here's a live look at highway 24. in that westbound direction, you can see there's a lot of traffic there piling up as you make your way toward the caldecott. and that's because of a couple lanes blocked at fish ranch road right before the tunnel. here's the bay bridge toll plaza live picture here shows that the metering lights are on and it is slow getting on to the span. 555 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. ali. schools in the largest school district in california have been hit by thieves. more than 170 times this year. coming up in our 6:00 hour of mornings on two, the plea to help catch the culprits and a u.s. coast guard ship returning to t

basically, oak is very strong.it has this disease, it the whole thing can just snap and fall. >> that's exactly what happened last friday during the storm, when a giant oak snapped in half. according to arborist alex lamas, it fell into the building. >> it punched a hole right through the garage roof. so it was a little scary. had just snapped like halfway up the tree. >> the weight of water causing much of this storm's damage. >> what was unusual about this storm was that it happened early in the year, while the deciduous trees still had their canopy on them, so the extra leaves caugh, more water had more weight, and the trees that are deciduous aren't really designed to hold all that extra weight. >> tad jacobs is founder of tree masters and says some species are particularly vulnerable. >> redwoods and acacias are very common to lose limbs. cypress as well. >> in marin city tuesday, his team was taking down a giant eucalyptus about 120 years old that had grown so large it was causing concern it might fall in a s

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behind me is still oak. here at oak bob redell nbc, bay area news. thanks for the clarity.ys, the winds are calming down. here's meteorologist kari hall with our microclimate forecast as we head throughout the day. it's going to be a very nice and comfortable afternoon. our high temperatures in the low to mid 70s. we're up to 75 in santa rosa, 71 in san francisco as well as 71 in livermore. and it won't be as windy, so we will still have the elevated fire danger, but it won't be as high as it's been the past couple of days. and then looking at friday, not much of a change in the temperatures, but we will be a little bit cooler on saturday. this is when we may see more clouds coming in, and even the possibility of some rain early on sunday morning will be tracking that as well as a better chance of rain in our forecast. more on that coming up in the next 30 minutes. thank you kari and you can get your weather forecast and all the day's news on our website, nbcbayarea.com. that does it for this edition of the fast forward. i'll be back in 30 minutes with more local news and m

basically, oak is very strong. normally, but when it has this disease, it the whole thing can just snap and fall. >> that's exactly what happened last friday during the storm, when a giant oak snapped in half. according to arborist alex lamas. >> it fell onto the building. it punched a hole right through the garage roof. so it was a little scary. had just snapped like halfway up the tree. >> the weight of water causing much of this storm's damage. >> what was unusual about this storm was that it happened early in the year, while the deciduous trees still had their canopy on them, so the extra leaves caught more water had more weight, and the trees that are deciduous aren't really designed to hold all that extra weight. >> tad jacobs is founder of tree masters and says some species are particularly vulnerable. >> redwoods and acacias are very common to lose limbs. cypress, as well. >> and one of the things that they said that's so important is that with this storm, there was a lot of water, but it came down quickly

. >> this is a dead tree we're doing today with sudden oak death. leaves will turn brown overnight, basically, oak is very strong normally, but when it has this disease, it the whole thing can just snap and fall. >> that's exactly what happened last friday during the storm when a giant oak snapped in half. according to arborist alex lamas. >> it fell into the building. it punched a hole right through the garage roof. so it was a little scary. had just snapped like halfway up the tree. >> the weight of water causing much of this storm's damage. >> what was unusual about this storm was that it happened early in the year, while the deciduous trees still had their canopy on them, so the extra leaves caught more water had more weight, and the trees that are deciduous aren't really designed to hold all that extra weight. >> tad jacobs is founder of tree masters and says some species are particularly vulnerable. >> redwoods and acacias are very common to lose limbs. cypress as well. >> in marin city tuesday, his team was taking down a giant eucalyptus abou

. >> this is a dead tree we're doing today with sudden oak death.own overnight. basically, oak is very strong normally, but when it has this disease, it the whole thing can just snap and fall. >> that's exactly what happened last friday during the storm, when a giant oak snapped in half. according to arborist alex lamas. >> it fell into the building. it punched a hole right through the garage roof. so it was a little scary. it had just snapped like halfway up the tree. >> the weight of water causing much of this storm's damage. >> what was unusual about this storm was that it happened early in the year. while the deciduous trees still had their canopy on them. so the extra leaves caught, more water, had more weight. and the trees that are deciduous aren't really designed to hold all that extra weight. >> tad jacobs is founder of tree masters and says some species are particularly vulnerable. >> redwoods and acacias are very common to lose limbs. cypress as well. >> in marin city tuesday, his team was taking down a giant eucalyptus about 120 years ol

take a look at the wet and muddy roots of this big oak tree today. the tree gave way this afternoon, falling right onto a busy road. emergency crews in the north bay have been working nonstop responding to storm damage. this big oak tree came crashing down onto bennett valley road in santa rosa this afternoon, closing off the road for several hours. monica savin says she heard a big boom and then the screeching of brakes as a utility vehicle narrowly missed getting smashed. i was just in my office and i heard a really loud crash, like a big boom, and i kind of jumped and said, what was that? a lot of these hazardous conditions calls consist of trees down, power lines down, debris and roadways like rock and mudslides, vehicles driving through flooded waters and getting stuck as they stall out in those flood flooded roadways. rising waters are leaving neighborhoods in sonoma county completely waterlogged in guerneville, folks say they've never seen this kind of flooding in november. i've lived here for over 33 years, and this is the earliest we've ever

the workers at the lots are all delancey street residents, hundreds gathered around the old oak treedowntown danville for the annual tree lighting. >> this is the 48th year of the holiday tradition, but that's nothing compared to the age of the tree. that old oak is about 350 years old. >> a night out at union square, the epicenter of holiday cheer in san francisco, crowds were spilling out of macy's and all the nearby shops to get going on all their seasonal spending. people filled into the ice rink for daetz and family time, and plenty of people stopped to get their photos. with a giant tree and all the festive decorations. i got my picture with the tree already. >> oh right. >> yes, with the baby. it's good to go. and it was beautiful weather. oh that's nice. >> all right. it is a little chilly out there though. >> yes. we had to bundle up if we're going to do that. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has the details on that. yeah, for sure. you need to bundle up. i'm glad you got that picture though. karina and kristen, let's take a look at the temperatures right now. they are

méxico comienza en oak. más información en ifly. ok, punto com.que este año se cumplen 30 años de esta tradición en san josé. las consecuencias que deja marcelo lo que ha pasado aquí. y de hecho yo te preguntaba y decía si podemos describir lo que ha ocurrido con una imagen, sería esta exactamente. dayana y amigos televidentes, observen bien esa imagen. parece una imagen de un libro de texto de meteorología. así ya no está, no? esto fue el momento. esto fue el momento de esa intensificación rápida y explosiva que vimos en el día de ayer. y para que tengan una idea, amigos televidentes, parece un huracán. y de hecho, esta intensificación explosiva, esos criterios que se consideran 1 de ellos es la súbita caída de la presión barométrica en milibares. para que eso ocurra tienen que pasar 24 horas o menos y que esa presión baje a 24 unidades o milibares. qué es eso de la presión barométrica? por favor. para nosotros eso quiere decir que identifica la intensidad de este sistema. o sea, es la fuerza, la fuerza? cuánto realmente cayó esa presión? 66 unid

méxico comienza en oak. más información en ifly. ok punto com.do a sus residentes que visiten los 12 distritos comerciales de esta ciudad y 1 de ellos ya lo está viendo aquí. es alum rock. flavio lacayo estuvo en esa zona. nos cuenta de qué se trata esta iniciativa. todo está bastante rebajadas de precio para cumplir con la tradición anual del sábado de compras este 30 de noviembre. san josé le pide a sus residentes y a los visitantes iniciar las compras festivas en 1 de los 12 barrios comerciales de esa urbe, entre ellos alum rock. este mes de noviembre es un poquito igual que enero. son meses duros porque viene después de halloween. luego viene lo de thanksgiving. javier sabe que estas fechas son difíciles para muchas familias. tratamos de prepararnos y con los precios también, porque hay mucha competencia. entonces lo que tiene que que tener precios bien para que los clientes se lleven algo a buen precio. y como javier nos dice, esta iniciativa les ayuda precisamente a obtener un poco más de ganancias durante estos días, pero también les da un

we have committed £30 million to mitigate the impact of the construction at old oak common.rvices will be unaffected and current plans will see services run between exeter and london euston. i am very happy to arrange a meeting with the relevant minister if he wants that, to follow up on the particular concern of his constituents. >> amanda haack. >> after 14 years of the tories, our criminal justice system is on its knees. 4.4% of domestic assault cases recorded by the police resulting in a conviction. with monday just gone the being the international day for the elimination of violence the prime minister tell us what against women, can the prime minister tell us what he will do to ensure that the criminal justice system works for women and girls in northwest leicestershire and beyond? prime minister starmer: she is right to say that the criminal justice system was broken by the last government, like everything else they touched in the past 14 years. we take this extremely seriously. we have made a commitment to halving violence against women and girls. we are taking a numb

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the first line of duty death for the oak park police department since 1938.ound is the one who killed the 40-year-old detective and devoted father. the accused shooter's name is thomas or per he is charged with first-degree murder attempted murder, possession of a stolen firearm, and unlawful use of a weapon by a felon according to police. now thomas has a long history of arrests and violence towards law enforcement. authorities said that include multiple arrests, domestic battery and resisting a police officer. >> we have too many of these individuals who have no social redeeming qualities with these long extensive records that are here out on the street. >> police say the tragedy happened yesterday morning and other officers were responding to an unusual call. a man was seen walking out of a bank with a gun. when the officers asked the man to show his hands police say that is when thomas shot him. people in the affluent village where this all happened were shocked to the oak park police department describes as a dedicated officer loved his officer in the co

the this is the first time an oak park police officer has been killed on the job since 1938.ted father who loved his community, and the oak park police chief says that so many people are offering support as a reddens' family, friends and colleagues are all struggling. >> officers off duty responded, retired police officers responded to the hospital, officers that that left the police department to go to other police departments were there. i'm hurting. this is the worst day of any chief of police. >> reporter: police say a shooter killed reddens yesterday morning. he and other officers were responding to a call about a man with a gun leaving a bank. when the officers arrived, they told the suspect to show his hands, and that's when reddens was shot. one person in the area at the time of the shooting says he heard a bunch of shots, got down and was hiding. >> nothing happens up here. you may find a fight or something but nothing like this will ever happen like this, so it's wild. >> reporter: the suspect was also shot, injured and taken to the hospital. he remains in stable co

it's not just oak ridge. it's savannah river sites, also los alamos. a lotso of our sensitive r&d locations appear to be under some sort of surveillance and monitoring. why? because a lot of innovation comes out of those areas. a lot of new technologies, a lot of if you will disruptive technologies that we use for our national defense is, originates out of those locations and advanced concepts and physics as well. if i was doing any type of reconnaissance, even on a foreign adversary, that's a great target to start with. >> sure. and again this has been one of my talking points, i do have questions, what role might the department of energy or its subsidiaries orr affiliates have in this type of technology? or possessing this type of technology, whether it's ours or others. i think your testimony has been pretty clear but would you please reiterate, do you believe uaps pose a threat to pilot? >> yes, sir absolutely they were threatening navy pilotsen during exercise that my people involved in 2015 and is my understanding they are risking pilot safety co