a.m. pacific. united airlines says in a statement they have temporarily delayed all their flights until at least 10:00 a.m. eastern which would be 7:00 a.m. our time. southwest airlines urging people to check the status of their flight on the southwest app. most flights out of oakland are southwest. that's what you were seeing on the board moments ago. we did catch up with a passenger who is on one of those flights that is delayed. >> i was told the faa shut down the whole system. a nationwide delay. i'll go upstairs and see what happens. >> reporter: according to flightaway.com, this is an image we took 30, 45 minutes ago. around 1,200 delays and 100 cancellations. the numbers have since doubled. now roughly just over 2,500 delays into or out of the u.s. and cancellations now are just over 250. reporting live at oakland international, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. >>> and within the last hour u.s. secretary of transportation pete buttigieg tweeted this about the unfo

a.m. pacific. >> extended storm watch coverage continues across the bay area and the conditions are now. >a live look outside we are monitoring the rain and winds expected today. or you can see the most of it, coming up. >> now from abc 7 breaking news. >> the shelves were empty, but i got the emergency stuff. >> empty shelves and scares sandbags. the storm moving and as we speak. >> live doppler 7 showing where the renewed throughout. the roads starting to get wet in the last 30 minutes the most dangerous part of the storm is still hours away. it is wednesday, january 4. we will be here with you all day long. to help you navigate the impact of the storm it is the first ever level five storm. >> we do have team coverage. jobina is doing traffic with the road conditions as we speak and drew tuma with the latest on the storm struck. -- storms truck. >> this is all associated with a warm front pressing a little bit closer the bright colors on your screen, the yellows and oranges live doppler 7 is estimating rain more than half an inch per hour and this is what we are concerned about the groun

a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart here in california. a community in mourning with so many questions after a gunman opened fire at a lunar new year celebration here at the star ballroom. police are trying to find a motive. but before any of these vitims have been laid to rest there have been three more shootings he tirned himself into authorities last night. in another mass shooting still here in california, its third in three days. seven other injured at a gas station. in iowa two students died and another person was injured in a shooting in a des moines charter school that seeks to provide opportunity to disadvantaged youth. the gun violence archive points out there have been more mass shootings than days this year. 39 mass shootings. we begin with the shootings in half-moon bay, california, where seven people were killed monday. jacob ward is live. what's the latest there? >> reporter: the scene behind me was the first of two scenes that this gunman visited yesterday afternoon killing four people and leaving one in critical condition

a.m. pacific i'm jose diaz-balart. the latest of a string of powerful and deadly rainstorms reeking havoc on california forcing thousands of evacuations and leading to rescues. the storms killing as many as 15 people. a 5-year-old is still missing a the this hour. >>> months after the fbi searched donald trump's mar-a-lago home for classified documents, lawyers for president biden say also found classified materials in biden's private office. we'll break down what we know about that. >>> and next how the president will stand alongside justin trudeau along with their joint summit. where the crisis will take center stage. and any minute now on capitol hill, house republicans will hold a press conference ahead of what could be an exlowsive battle within the party over committee assignments over the new congress takes shape. we'll talk to the congressman about that. >>> we begin this morning with the intense rain pounding california leaving more than 34 million people under a flood watch. a series of powerful storms have c

a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. new developments surrounding the beating death of tyre nichols. we're learning two more police officers were relieved of duty and three emts fired. why the nichols family is criticizing the investigation. >>> plus, we're talking to troy carter. >>> dangerous weather across the south and midwest being blamed for at least one death in texas. we're live with what's expected to be a multi-day ice storm and where it's headed next. >>> the high-stakes meeting today between secretary of state antony blinken and the head of hamas. >>> and an exclusive interview with homeland secretary alejandro majorca. >> it's my hope they take that problem and they fix it. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> we begin this hour in memphis where more first responders are facing disciplinary action over the tyre nichols death. the memphis police department now says two more officers were relieved of duty after the brutal and deadly beating of nichols which was captured on video. one of the newly named officers preston hemphill was involved in the initial traffic stop and used a taser on nichols bef

a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. new this morning, in a consequential move that could reshape the battlefield, germany now say it is will send tanks to ukraine. the biden administration is set to do the same. president biden expected to make remarks later today. we'll look at what this means for russia's invasion. >>> overnight reports of tornado ripping through parts of texas and louisiana as the severe weather moves to the northeast leaving behind a trail of destruction. >>> and new questions about the security of our nation's secrets after a classified documents were discovered at former vice president mike pence's private home in indiana. >>> in monterey park, california, the community now mourning the 11 innocent lives lost at the ballroom dance studio. vice president harris is now expected to meet with grieving family this is afternoon. >>> a suspect in another shooting in half-moon bay is set to appear in court today. we'll ask california congressman about what can be done to stop gun violence. >>> we begin wi

a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. this hour in new mexico, a failed election denying republican candidate under arrest accused in several shootings at the homes of democratic officials. >>> republicans are demanding more answers from president biden over his handling of classified material, but the white house says those answers do not exist. we'll explain. in ukraine, hope of finding survivors is fading after a reportedly russian missile sliced an apartment building in half on saturday. we're live with the latest. on capitol hill, a battle is brewing over the debt limit. the deadline to raise is two day was. congress isn't in session, so what happens on thursday? >>> and a new policy goes into effect today for miliary veterans in crisis. how it could help millions. >>> we begin this morning with the arrest of a failed republican candidate accused of being a master mind behind a series of shootings at the homes of democrat you can lawmakers. police took him into custody yesterday calling the shootings politically moti

a.m. pacific time. $32,000 or thereabouts for that neon sign. this is kind of trophy stuff.ly if you worked there. ed: i love that you focused on the glitzy, shiny items. i loved the endless thumbnails showing tables and chairs and if you wanted, you could find a full office set to furnish her your office from twitter. i actually know a guy who has been in that building a few times. kurt wagner who joins us now because on top of that news report by the information that twitter revenue dropped as much as 35% last quarter from the same time a year ago. twitter, you and i have had a rough 2022. navigating this let's start with the financials and we will get to the furniture. what is happening, in short? >> we have been talking about this for a while, roughly 90% of twitter's revenue comes from advertising. if you are an advertiser twitter is a scary place. it's not comfortable, a safe environment to be spending your money, so i don't think any of us are shocked. we have seen the headlines about a lot of these big advertisers that have stepped back from twitter, so the reality t

a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart picking up another hour of news this monday. the most contentious fight for the gavel since the civil war era. today the house will be voting on a

a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. calls for police reform following the release of the disturbing video showing the deadly beating of tyre nichols by five former memphis police officers. we have the latest on a very painful weekend. >>> a new nbc news poll shows just how concerned americans are over president biden's and former president trump's handling of classified documents. steve kornacki is back at the big board with a look at the numbers. >>> students are back in class at a virginia elementary school for the first time since a 6-year-old boy shot his teacher. we'll tell you about the new safety protocols now in place. >>> moments from now, secretary of state antony blinken will meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the midst of the worst explosion of israeli-palestinian violence in years. >>> back at home, the super bowl lineup is set, the eagles versus the chiefs. buffalo bills player damar hamlin speaks out for the first time since collapsing on the field earlier this month. >> it's just been

a.m. pacific. i'm josÉ diaz-balart reporting live from monterey park, california.it is a community here now reeling from tragedy as it becomes the scene of the nation's latest deadly mass shooting. it's a story that's become far too familiar here in the united states where a night of celebration turns into horror and heartbreak after a gunman opens fire at this dance hall, the star ballroom dance hall right here. this is the entrance. there's a small memorial that's just come up in the last couple of hours. this is where this tragedy, this massacre occurs. people were marking the lunar new year on saturday night, ten people were killed here. five men and five women. ten others were injured. the attack happening in one of the country's largest asian american communities. it is the deadliest shooting since the massacre at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, last year that took the lives of 21 people. the suspect has been identified as a 72-year-old asian male and as police search for a motive, officials say this dance hall may not have been the suspect's only ta

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a.m. pacific time.l have a chance to waive his right to a speedy trial which would give him more time to enter a plea for the charges against him. he is accused of stabbing xana kaylee madison in off campus home in the early morning hours of november 13th. a new report details what kohberger was allegedly up to after the murders. a receptionist at a doctor's office who wants to remain anonymous says kohberger came in for a routine checkup shortly after the killings. she says the quadruple murder suspect was chatty, even saying her boss described him as charming. meanwhile, one of the victims, ethan chapin was a triplet and both his siblings attend the university of idaho. his mom shearing heart felt post as she sends her two kids back to school without their brother. mazday and hunter are rock stars. we successfully dropped them back off at the university of idaho. their job now is just to be kids. we spend no time being angry. that would be energy not well spent. ethan is who he was because of our fami

a.m. pacific. i'm hallie jackson. we are gearing up for what will or will not go down just two hours from now when the house gets back together to try to figure out who will be the next speaker. here's where things stand this morning. the math has not changed for kevin mccarthy. meaning right now, he still has no path to becoming speaker of the house because a bunch of conservative members of the republican conference have dug in against him. what has changed this morning? why should today be any different after the three failed votes yesterday? a couple things mccarthy is doing like send his allies fanning out across the conference, trying to get some members voting present instead of no. we'll talk about that in a second. keep in mind, the numbers here. mccarthy can only atord four defectors to become speaker. if everybody votes for a earn. he started with 19 tuesday. he finished off with 20. steve kornacki is going to join us to break down the math and tell us what to expect. another thing that's new today, former

a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from washington. president biden says he has no regrets when it comes to the controversy surrounding the discovery of classified documents in his delaware home and former office. we'll discuss what this means for his potential 2024 al bigss. >> the supreme court was unable to determine who leaked the draft of the opinion and the ending 50 years of precedent. we'll break down where the fight on abortion rights is heading now. >>> the treasury department now say it is has taken extraordinary measures to avoid default after the u.s. hit its debt limit. jared bernstine will join us with what happens now. >>> and today the president will meet with mayors from across the country at the white house. i spoke with four of them about the top account issues facing their communities, including the migrant humanitarian crisis. >> we have an i want krblly complex and broken immigration system. and we need to demand from congress that they act and they act now. >>> we begin this hour with president biden making his

a.m. pacific. i'm california katy tur. there's still no speak isser of the house this morning. lawmakers set to vote again in two hours. but gop leader kevin mccarthy has put up a new offer he hopes will win over a faction of his party. that has been fighting against his candidate us is. what he's giving up now and why it might hurt him with moderates. >>> also what is president trump trump's roul roel? he's made call to holdouts asking them to vote for mccarthy. what they told him to do instead and why he's now predicting a big win today. plus the man accused of stabbing four university of idaho students is back in idaho. what new body camera footage released by police shows. >>> and the latest on buffalo bills safety damar hamlin three days after he suffered cardiac arrest in the game against the bengals. what the bills are saying about the change in his condition. >>> next hour, president biden will address the southern border ahead of his first trip since taking office. what his administration is doing while the supreme court wait s to reconsider title 42 again. >>> but as

a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart picking up another hour of news this monday. today the real work begins for house lawmakers and new speaker kevin mccarthy after the most contentious fight for the gavel since the civil war era. today the house will be voting on a framework for how it will operate, a rules package. he's facing a major test from some in his party who are not happy with what he gave away. the latest from capitol hill in moments. >>> president biden at the border not far from where migrants crossing into our country have been forced to sleep out in the streets. it's his first visit to the border since taking office as president. he's facing pressure from all sides to address an issue that congress has failed to deal with for two decades. >> i want him to do something about it finally for sure. i want to not just empty promises, i want him to actually do something. . >> is there any chance that lawmakers can find common ground to fix this growing humanitarian crisis. >>> echoes of january 6th in brazil. more than 400 people have been arrested after

a.m. pacific time, and -- [ light laughter ] defecated into his trousers. [ laughter ] but it truly is humiliatinghy has now lost eight straight votes for speaker of the house. this is the first time in 100 years it's taken even more than one ballot to elect a speaker, let alone eight and the crazy thing is, because nothing else can happen until a speaker is elected, mccarthy just has to sit there, losing votes over and over. the only other thing the house can do is adjourn, but then when they come back from adjournment they just have to vote again that's it. mccarthy's stuck in some sort of nightmarish existential purgatory like the waiting room scene in "beetlejuice. you know, but next to someone scarier than anyone in that movie. [ laughter ] he's lost eight times, and every time they hold one of these votes it goes down pretty much the exact same way they call the roll mccarthy loses they tally up the votes and the clerk announces the results, like this. >> a speaker has not been elected. a speaker has not been elected a speaker has not been elected a speaker has not been elected a speaker has

a.m. in pacific time in california. how important is it for law enforcement to track down the suspect? how concerned should folks be about the safety? >> this is a manhunt for a mass murderer at a major event so you will have increased concern. mayor of los angeles and the area surrounding los angeles will likely speak to the public in the next hour or two to both assure them that the manhunt is ongoing. asking for their help in the crowd sourcing of the investigations of this type. anyone who knows something or heard say something about this kind of violence. also, an increased police presence in these communities. the asian american community was living with fear. the motive doesn't matter to them. >> yeah. absolutely. certainly this history especially recently of a huge in anti--asian hate loomed large and the tragic history of mass shootings and violence in this country. thank you very much for joining us this morning. we'll keep you updated on the case this morning but next for us, there's a big development in the biden classified documents probe and we will have the latest on tha

a.m. pacific time, almost 900 cancellations at this hour moving across the country. as you would expect, the most affected airports are on the east coast. as i said, it's been a heck of a morning. rolling across the country this morning, airport chaos and building delays, the faa pausing all commercial domestic departures due to a major computer outage. >> i'm just praying that my flight is still good to go because we've been planning this for two, three months. >> the system failed. the computer system that provides critical flight safety information to pilots, it's what they rely on with problems at a particular airport, anything from a closed runway to military flight operations, president biden addressing the outage this morning after being briefed by transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >> i just spoke with buttigieg. they don't know what the cause is. i told them to report to me when they find out. >> the white house press secretary added they will conduct a full investigation. they're concerned it may have a domino effect through the day. >> so that effect

a.m. pacific. that's 1:00 p.m. eastern time. come on. vogue.on for solving murders and a podcast to talk about it. it's a fabulous show, and it looks like season three will bring even more fun. check out this video selena posted from the set teasing new cast members that you may recognize. >> can this honestly get any better? ah, wait. >> well, i do think it could get a little bit better. >> what do you mean? >> steve, do you want a pillow? >> thank you, ma'am. >> marty, anything you need. >> just the tea that i asked for half an hour ago. >> selena? >> i'm okay, thank you, meryl. you're sweet. >> smart choice. i love the show. if you haven't seen it, highly recommend it. three-time oscar winner meryl stream will join in the fun in the building. no word on her role but we do know from the end of season two paul rudd's character is the dead guy that the three pals will be trying to do their best to figure out whodunit. the hulu series is filming in and around new york city. i didn't give anything away. don't worry. no spoilers there. it is a gre

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a.m. pacific. i'm hallie jackson.rs from now when the house gets back together to try to figure out who will be the next speaker. here's where things stand this morning. the math has not changed for kevin mccarthy.

a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart.er. the officers are charged with second-degree murder. we'll bring you the latest from memphis. >>> more heavy weapons are headed to the ukrainian battlefield as the country recovers from another brutal round of deadly missile attacks. we'll ask adam smut what kind of aid ukraine is going to need going forward. >>> also this hour, a new government report reveals consumer spending fell last month. we'll break down what this means for our economy. >>> and the southern border, the number of migrant deaths has reached new highs. we'll look at what one group working to identify people to make sure no one is forgotten.

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a.m. eastern. 7:00 p.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. severe weather pounding california once again, 7 million are under flood alerts right now as another round of rain drenches the already-saturated state. >>> pressure on the white house to be more. transparent after announcing this weekend that more classified pages were found at the president biden's home. >>> in ukraine the number of dead continues to rise as rescue workers race against the clock to find any more survivors of a terrifying attack on an apartment building. >>> on this martin luther king jr. day, remembrances are being held across the country. >>> also, a preview of msnbc special. >>> we begin with the growing criticism of president biden's handling of classified documents from his time as vice president. house oversight chair republican james comer sent a letter to the white house asking for visitor logs, later came -- the letter came one day after five more pages were found at biden's hm in addition to the two batches of records that were previously disclosed. >> so t

a.m. storm series out here in the pacific coach race things out with this blue line here and talking about multiple systems. once again, so here's kind of the breakdown once again. we just had some clouds for today. rain returns for tomorrow and then way out here in the in the pacific a stronger storm for saturday and then it looks like another sizable storm, possibly by sunday night and into monday . here is the forecast models. you can see. this is tonight we are still dry. and then into your friday that rain that comes on board. this is eight o'clock tomorrow morning. this is one o'clock tomorrow afternoon. notice more snow in the sierra throughout the afternoon, hours on four o'clock, not much of a break, and here's that stronger system coming onboard saturday. this is saturday afternoon, of course, so it could be tracking a lot of rain for the 49ers game saturday afternoon and then in the sunday hit and miss showers more breaks than your sunday forecast on sunday night. another system moves in highest for tomorrow will be in the fifties to right around 60 degrees are rain. break is co

a.m. and this is pacific tim so for the bay area it gets going and stays stagnant north.n scars up there. i was at a fire just this year. as that heads south los angeles gets just pummeled by rain by thursday morning. so this is the type of rain that not just causes flash flooding on the roads but also could take down trees and they said groves of trees, take out power. with all of this rain comes gusts up to 50 miles per hour. so this is even stronger and one of the most difficult storms that they will likely have to face in years. your local weather now in 30 seconds. drew: i am drew tuma with your accuweather forecast. a mostly cloudy day with temperatures in the 50's. we will hang onto that cloud cover and rain arrives after 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this will be a level five severe storm on the storm impact scale. flood watches and high wind watches are in effect. we will watch tomorrow for heavy rain and strong wind and a wet pattern through the weekenen >>> between the epic storm to come for california and all the tornadoes i didn't get a chance to talk about the

not go too far west and it's aimed at the pacific northwest for the next 36 hours , making a run towards us by friday , keeping the rain off the coast until 8:00 a.m. other forecast models take this and move it in before the sun comes up on friday. while this particular forecast model shows a dry commute and i don't want that in. it not written in ink. we will keep you updated the surgeon friday morning and hope the model converges on a better time that we can give you to avoid being on the roads. the rain comes in and sticks around. pockets of heavier downpour there. lingering showers for the evening. a break in the showers friday night. the next round of rain on its heels. a little more widespread rolling into the bay area saturday morning. some gusty winds, as well. the strongest ones up to around 30. possible some damage in th timeframe. we ly ve to co that on the saturday system. a widespread basis. these don't contain the amount of energy we have seen with this overall pattern. another few inches of now as we head to the rest of the night. they are going to get a lot of snow is the friday, saturday, sunday night systems roll through. more mo

pacific. here's the next one coming in this one. this is the warm front. this is tomorrow morning. about six a.m. rain is steady.k at the north, but it's raining pretty hard. south bay in san jose and hayward. not a big deal yet, so you're going to start off slow in that central south bay and then this system comes on shore. this is about 23 o'clock, and it lasts right through about nine or 10 o'clock, so it's going to be really aggressive, and then we get some widely scattered showers after that, which which is not ideal, but it's better than another one of what we will see. tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. another one of these because there's a big storm. so what i kind of laid out there was the ability for this thing to hang on and be in the bay area proper for a good 10 to 12 hours, right from from early morning tomorrow morning, six a.m. until nine or 10 a.m. tomorrow night with strong wind , strong wind gusts there like i say, there's gonna be times if you're the north bay is going to get the brunt of this based on what we're looking at, but everybody's gonna get rain, especially in that afternoon.

pacific out with numbers. apparently nominations for the oscars are set to be announced at 8:30 a.m.tern time this morning. let's dive into the trading day ahead and get movie recommendations from tiffany mcghee i'm kidding. i'll not put you on the spot with the movies. >> we can talk about movies. >> everything that "top gun:maverick" and move on. >> we have to talk about "avatar. >> yes $2 billion >> $2 billion. >> i said a lot of words pmi. what are you watching closely for this week? >> first of all, i did get a good night's sleep which usually i don't before i'm on the show i did. listen, you know, first of all, investors all deserve a day like yesterday after a year like last year so, you know, we're really focused on earnings and particularly this week not necessarily getting caught up in yesterday. we don't want to make tactical moves in one day in terms of earnings, we have airlines reporting this week we have payment companies reporting this week in addition to diving into the individual companies, i like to look at what information these types of industries are giving us w

a.m. eastern. 7:00 p.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart.s right now as another round of rain drenches the already-saturated state. >>> pressure on the white house to be more. transparent after announcing this weekend that more classified pages were found at the president biden's home. >>> in ukraine the number of dead continues to rise as rescue workers race against the clock to find any more survivors of a terrifying attack on an apartment building. >>> on this martin luther king jr. day, remembrances are being held across the country. >>> also, a preview of msnbc special. >>> we begin with the growing

if you're in the mountain pacific time zones,. 202748 8001 is the number to join the conversation. we'll take this till 10 a.m. eastern. page five, your you write this that wiretapping was once a dirty business as supreme court justice. oliver wendell holmes jr famously characterized it more than 90 years ago. now it's a standard investigative tactic in indispensable in the direction in the detection of crime and essential to the protection of national security. how did we get from there to here? how do you answer that question? well, it takes a whole book to explain it, but this is the central story that the book tells how it is that goes from a tactic that's associated with criminals and con men, dirty, unethical characters to an legally acceptable, if times controversial tactic used in the protection of crime, the protection of national security, the detection of crime, the central transition in that story from dirty business to acceptable investigative tactic, is the rise of punitive law and order politics in the 1960s, which essentially normalized the practice of wiretapping in america. it took about 100

this bomb cyclone off the coast over the pacific ocean that is streamlining all of this moisture in here. you can see it's already raining, it started about 4:00 a.m. because of the amount of moisture that's going to come in, we have seen people putting up sandbags, making sure roads are passable. we've seen other parts of the state where they are opening up some places for people to come and take shelter. they were telling them to evacuate early because of the amount of water we're going to get here, guys. >> you mentioned the drought, stephanie. how people are reacting because you need the rain. >> reporter: yeah, we definitely need the rain. we're in like a 1200 year historic drought, that's how bad this has been and we need the water. some of the smaller reservoirs are filling up with all of this precipitation but just to put this into perspective, last year we saw a very wet beginning to the rainy season and we were like, yes, we're association sighted and then it was followed up by the driest beginning of a year ever on record for the first three months of the year. so where we saw these record numbers in january, by april we were at record

pacific. this is going to continue to bring a series of storms into the first full week of january 2023. timing wise for monday, you see the time stamp. 7:00 a.m., we see the cloud cover. so your monday morning, early, early commute will be okay. it isn't until about 10:30, 11:00 that we see this light to moderate at times couple of showers push through till about 4:00 p.m. we start to get a couple pockets move through san francisco. you can see through the santa cruz mountains. the north bay, this one isn't going to be as aimed in the north bay. the north bay's going to get a little more after break heading into late monday and tuesday. this is going to be crucial. because by tuesday afternoon we have more rain on the way. initial rain estimates out of this monday storm, it's a quarter of an inch to a half inch in higher elevations. but of course we've already seen a ton of rain on top of that. the plume of moisture, subtropical moisture, another atmospheric river lining up just in time for that wednesday. the rain extends from portland, seattle. all the way through january 7. because it does look like we line up with an additional storm syst

a.m. friday. there could easily be maybe 2 to 4 ft. here after everything is said, and done that multiple systems continue to roll across the pacific until the pattern changes and then we are in line for system after system after system, so they just they're lined up and wants the door's open, boys it open. this is your tomorrow night. all right. so there about 7 to 10 o'clock is on the front should go through still be rain on thursday. we'll get a break friday. people are saying can i fly out friday? can i fly in? and i'd say friday is your best bet. more rain comes in starts on saturday again late saturday night sunday looks heavy and could be another big system coming in monday into tuesday, the seven day outlook on total amount of precipitation is really catching here and uk almost 11 inches of rain being forecast, santa rosa eight. i mean, if san jose gets four that's easily 9 to 10 in the senate cruz mountains with 52 inches of snow forecast for tahoe. so you get a little break today. everything starts tomorrow. you guys all right. thank you, steve new this morning, public works crews have spent the morning cleaning up the mess fro