her name was martha ann. >> was he crazy about martha ann? >> yes, he was. >> he was really smitten. >> yeah. >> reporter: martha ann had two sons. >> she was very charming, highly intelligent. >> reporter: sean was adopted as a baby, met jen as a teenager and she became his wife. where sean was from was not discussed at home. but then, he had her. the only mother he'd ever known. >> a mother is the -- the sun and the moon and the stars to a little kid. did it feel like she was? >> i was always told since a young age that the only people you can trust completely are your parents. >> reporter: in the mid 90s, sean's mom martha ann was going through a painful divorce, and then fell for the detective bob. >> bob was very down to earth. and he taught me a lot of things. >> like what? >> how to be a man. how to be a real person. >> sounds like you liked bob. >> i liked bob a lot. >> reporter: in 1995, bob and martha ann got married. kathy got closer to martha ann. >> we'd go out shopping, that was our big thanksgiving. you know, bobby would stay h

i'm anne-marie green.resident of mexico says he regrets president trump's order to begin building a wall along the u.s. mexico border. mr. trump says it will begin in months. it was one of the steps he took to tighten immigration policy. more is expected today including a temporary ban on refugees from predominantly muslim countries. roxana saberi is here with more. red sox na, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the president is promising to push forward and crack down on illegal immigration and build a wall on the border of mexico, but he'll need help to pay for his plans. president trump's sweping executive orders are likely to dominate his agenda as he meets with congressional republicans in philadelphia. >> beginning today, the united states of america gets back control of its borders. >> among them, a directive to jump start the construction of a wall along the u.s./mexico border and add more border patrol agents and detention centers in the area. congress would have to initially fund the $10

i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green.the "cbs morning news." in a hurry? no time for a bath? johnson's head-to-toe cleansing cloths. this is the "cbs morning news." and you're off. johnson's. for every little wonder. anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! try phillips' colon health. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. former president herbert walker bush has been admitted to a houston hospital. mr. bush's chief of staff tells our houston affiliate khou that the 92-year-old former president is in stable condition and is doing fine. the reason for his hospitalization was not disclosed. mr. bush suffers from a form of parkinson's disease. he's expected to be released in a couple of days. >>> and president obama commuted the sentence of chelsea manning. manning is the army intelligence analyst convicted of leaking cla

i'm anne-marie green. well, former president george herbert walker bush has been admitted to a houston. that's according to khou. the reason he was hospitalized is not disclosed. at 92 years old, he is the oldest living president and suffers from a form of parkinson's disease. in 2015 he was hospitalized after breaking a bone in his neck during a fall and he was hospitalized in 2014 and 2012 with respiratory problems. the 41st president was spotted as recently as january 7th at a texans/rangers game in houston. he met with the owner before kickoff. his former chief of staff says he's doing fine and expected to go home in a couple of days. >> on "cbs this morning" later this morning we'll bring you the latest on his condition. >>> overnight russia would allow edward snowden to extend his stay for a couple of years. snowden, a former intelligence contractor has been living in russia as a fugitive since 2013 after releasing top secret files f last night snowden tweeted his thanks to president obama for commut

and i see my kelly ann. oh, kelly ann. come here. come here. come here, kelly ann. get up here. come here kelly ann. she's been so great. wow. so there is no den she won't go into. when my men are petrified to go on a certain network, i say kelly ann, absolutely, no problem. then she gets on and just destroys them. so anyway, thank you, baby, thank you. thank you. be careful. so this is a celebration of victory. you're my friends, we needed this victory, three weeks before we won, as you know, it was going to be the single greatest defeat in the history of politics. they predicted that this would be the greatest loss in political history, not even modern political history. they said in political history and i'll tell you one thing, i out worked everybody. i think i out worked anybody whoever ran for office. i learned that from belichick, right? but we out worked them and three, four, five speeches a day, all over the place and that last two weeks and the last weeks specially, there was something that was happening. i told the group today they cancelled their fireworks two weeks

schaaf introduced anne kirkpatrick. >> reporter: city officials said it took some time but now the new top cop is ready to tackle challenges. with a drawl from her native memphis, anne kirkpatrick is ready to lead the department. >> it's not a mess, it's an opportunity. and it's all ba going forward, going from good to great. >> reporter: anne kirkpatrick is the city's first permanent police chief since june when two police officers leaved in the middle of a sex scandal with jasmine abuslin. >>> anne kirkpatrick is the leader that oakland has been searching for, she's not afraid to hold officers to the highest standards of kct. >> we are moving forward, the past is behind us. >> reporter: months ago, the mayor plafted what she called a toxic macho environment. the -- blasted what she called a macho viement. >> i am a leader that is cloaked as a woman. >> reporter: the new chief said she knows she needs to gain the trust of the community and officers that see her as an outsider. >>> we are optimistic about what the chief of police can do but we are going to hold her accountable as to wh

>> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back? >> rocky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning. which they stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. we drove her out there until we walked the entire -- until we got to the holes and did it right there. we had the evidence folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky. something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple of days later. >> we went bowling. we went out to eat. just had a grand old time. >> by that time, it was after midnight and about time to go home to bed. >> we were sitting

i'm anne-marie green. so last week top u.s. intelligence officials delivered to president-elect donald trump an unsubstantiated report that russia had potentially compromising personal information about him. the allegations were part of a report on russian interference in the u.s. election. soon after the report surfaced last night, mr. trump tweeted, fake news, a total political witch hunt. mr. trump is set to hold his news conference here today. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. as you say, we do not know if the allegations in this report are accurate but it plays into criticisms that he's been too friendly toward the long-time u.s. rival. trump is pushing back hard on these allegations. at president-elect donald trump's first news conference since his election, he's likely to face questions about russia's meddling in u.s. politics, specifically new bombshell reports that russia gathered potentially compromising information on donald trump but chose not to disclose it during the 2016 campaign. p

i'm anne-marie green. well, the just sworn-in senate is expected to take the first vote toward repealing the affordable care act next week. replacing obamacare is a top republican priority. today president obama and vice president-elect pence head to the hill. henna daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. gop leaders hope to approve legislation in the next few weeks or months, dismantling much of the law, but it could take years to replace legislation. president obama will meet with the house and democrats. >> the president's motivation is rooted in looking out for the interests of the 22 million americans whose health care would be taken away. >> vice president-elect mike pence will also head to capitol hill. it's one of president-elect donald trump's main campaign promises. >> i'm asking for your vote so we can repeal. >> it's also a high priority among the newly sworn in and republican controlled congress. >> the first job the new congress will have is to repeat obamacare

anne-marie? >> roxana saberi, thanks a lot. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," barry petetersen reports where government. >>> president trump says he'll look forward to finding a replacement. he's narrowed his choice to two. kne he decided to keep director james comey on the job. he criticized the fbi for not recommending charges for hillary clinton. they're riri choired to carry ten years. comey is in his fourth year. >> nikki haley as an ambassador to the united nations. she was ely confirmed, g to blo construction of the dakota access pipeline even though given the green light by donald trump. >>> federal agencies has hit the epa. press releases and updates to the agency's social media accounts are proikted. the agency is also barred from awarding new contracts and grants and tweets from the badlands national park from south dakota were deleted. the tweets included facts and data regarding climate fall aklfall accumulations. >>> this nor'easter has been churning for days. lots of snow and mainly

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you can get anne hand's merchandise at her georgetown boutique and on line.rices range from $45 for a lapel pin to $35,000 for that 18-karat gold broach with diamonds. those are special order only. >>> some d.c. residents who paid outrageous interest rates on their loans will be getting some of their money back. the d.c. attorney general sued the company c illegal loan servicing, and this week they announced a multimillion dollar settlement. consumer reporter susan hogan has more. >> reporter: it's being called one of the most egregious examples of predatory lending the d.c. attorney general's office has ever seen. >> i was desperate. >> reporter: cynthia allston of northwest d.c. was one of the consumers caught in the middle. >> it wiped out my savings. >> reporter: her credit shot, bills piling up. she knew getting a traditional loan at a bank was out of the question. >> i found this one and took a chance. >> reporter: cynthia standed to an online -- responded to an online ad from cash call and borrowed $2,500. the interest rate -- a whopping 139%. after ma

kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is live in pacifica on the concerns this morning. anne? >> reporter: yeah. there is a coastal flood advisory in effect for the coastline right now. so you add to that the high wind we have been seeing, the rain continues to fall. a lot of hillsides and cliffsides in the area are at risk this morning. so a lot of eyes on this apartment building on esplanade avenue. the cliff under it has been crumbling for years and the situation is so dire it's slated to be torn down next week. the goal, to beat the forces of nature to the punch here because if this building falls into the ocean a lot of environmental concerns. highway 1 here in pacifica finally reopened this morning after a mudslide shut down the northbound lanes yesterday. it took almost 24 hours to clean it up and shore up the hillside. this was very close to reina del mar and you can see the traffic jam it caused all day. caltrans put up a concrete barrier overnight to protect the road from another deluge of debris. but a lot of concerns this morning focused specifically on the coast c

anne-marie? >> roxana saberi, thanks a lot. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," barry petersen reports where they're vowing to block construction of the dakota access pipeline even though given the green light by donald trump. >>> federal agencies has hit the epa. press releases and updates to the agency's social media accounts are proikted. the agency is also barred from awarding new contracts and grants and tweets from the badlands national park from south dakota were deleted. the tweets included facts and data regarding climate change. a park service official said tweets were deleted because they were posted by a former employee. >> this morning that powerful nor'easter that brought flooding winds and heavy rains to the northeast is starting to weaken. winter storm warnings remain in northern maine where the greatest snow fall aklfall accu. >>> this nor'easter has been churning for days. lots of snow and mainly ice reports across the northeast. a lot of sleet and freezing rain. a lot of icy areas

anne. >> reporter: yeah. the press conference is set to start here in just a few minutes and that is when we will finally meet the new chief of the oakland police department. this is a department that hasn't had a chief since several scandals broke last summer. so this is a big deal and also what michelle just said this is the first woman to be appointed police chief in the city of oakland in its history. the mayor wants a culture shift within the oakland police department so that could be the first step. let's take a look at the resume' of the woman just named oakland's new police chief. her name is anne kirkpatrick. she was born and raised in memphis. she is a lawyer, most recently the chief of bureau of professional standards for the chicago police department. she started that gig june of last year and before that, she was the chief deputy at the king county sheriff's department in seattle. before that, she was the police chief in spokane from 2006 to 2012. spokane is the biggest city where she headed a po

anne-marie? >> hena daniels in new york. thank you so much. >>> well, meteorologist pamela gardner with wbz has more on the weather system. >> as it pump as i cross the country, flooding rain potential still there with flash flood watches and warnings posted all the way through tuesday afternoon from sacramento to san fran. as well as south to bakersfield. winter weather as well as elevations, the sierras, rockies, other warnings, advisories, and watches and winter weather advisory through montana. hour-by-hour forecast throughout the rest of the day, relentless with more heavy rain pushing through the coast of california and 1 to 2 feet of additional snow accumulation in the sierras with fresh powder for the ski resorts there in colorado. monday afternoon forecast across the country, bismarck, 10 degrees with snow. chicago, 30, atlanta, 42, sunshine. miami, some rain and 70 degrees. i'm pamela gardner for cbs news. >>> well, the suspect in the ft. lauderdale airport shooting is scheduled to make his first court appearance t

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, the director of national intelligence james clapper said he spoke to president-elect donald trump about leaked details from a classified briefing. last night's conversation followed a news conference in which mr. trump blasted the intelligence community, and he also had some harsh words for the press, and he admitted for the first time that russia was behind election year hacking. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. a little over a week to inauguration day president-elect trump is keeping up his war of words with the media indicating that russia has compromising information on him. >> i'm not going -- you are fake news. >> hours after clashing with a cnn reporter in his first post-election news conference, president-elect trump took to twitter writing, quote, a couple of fake news organizations were there, but they know what's going on. he was admitting to unverified reports that marco rubio has compromising information on him f

good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie.ts in this country open today after the martin luther ki oliday. traders will be paying close attention to british prime minister teresa may today. she's going to separate out how britain will separate itself from the european union. the dow down 79 points last week. the s&p lost 2. nasdaq gained 51 points closing at a record high. >>> today, general motors will reportedly announce $1 billion investment in its u.s. factories, creating or keeping about 1,000 jobs. the investment has been planned for months as part of a process of a clipping factory to build new models. it's unclear which plants will get the money or where those jobs will be. automakers said president-elect had called out building in mexico and shipping them to the united states. >>> bankrupt u.s. fashion retailer american apparel has started laying off about 2,400 workers in california. the move came as a canadian company went through with plans to buy some of the american operations. american apparel filed for bankrupt

i'm anne-marie green.his morning the search for malaysia airlines flight mh-370 was shut down. in a joint statement center by the three countries involved in the search, malaysia, china and australia officials said in part, despite every effort using the best science available, a search has not been able to locate the aircraft. flight 370 vanished on route to kuala lumpur to beijing. there were 239 passengers and crew on board. no remains were found. you and the search area over 46,000 square miles of the indian ocean. a few random pieces of the aircraft did wash ashore but the plane's disappearance became one of the great aviation mysteries of all time. officials admit they have may have been looking in the wrong area and the vastness of independence yash ocean is a lot to overcome. >> it's not easy. it's very difficult. i've been to that water and going through all of these difficulties. >> officials say the decision to suspend the underwater search has not been taken lightly or without sadness. >>> well

i'm anne-marie green.ell, president trump fired the acting attorney general for refusing to defend the executive order on immigration. shortly after sally yates was fired last night, longtime prosecutor dana boente was sworn in to take her place. after statements a large group of diplomat voiced a memo, and democratic lawmakers held a rally on the steps of the supreme court to protest the immigration and refugee ban. henna zanls here. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump will name his nominee for a supreme court judge tonight during a prime time speech at the white house. senator jeff sessions is expected to be approved by a senate judiciary committee this morning, leaving him one step closer to a full vote by the republican-led senate. >> reporter: president trump booted acting attorney general sally yates last night and quickly named dana boente the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of virginia to replace her. the staff shake job came hours after yates ordered lawyers to stop d

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. >> reporter: with a drawl, an occur kir said she's ready to jump in -- anne kirkpatrick said she's ready to jump in. >> i do not consider it a mess, it's an opportunity. it's all about going forward. it's about going from good to great. >> reporter: anne kirkpatrick is the city's first police chief since june after the chief left following a sex scandal involving jasmine abuslin. >> anne kirkpatrick is the reform minded leader the city has been searching for. >> reporter: months ago, the mayor blasted the toxic environment in the department. anne kirkpatrick said character traits like competence and accountability are not gender based. >> i am a leader cloaked as a woman. i am grateful for being a woman, but i will be your leader. >> reporter: she said she knows that he knees to gain the trust of the community. >> i need to prove to them that i care about them and that i will be their number one champion. >> reporter: city officials and the community seem to be giving her a chance. >> we are optimistic about what the chief will do but we will also hold her accountable. >> she's the

i'm anne-marie green. t last night's conversation followed a news conference in which mr. trump blasted the intelligence community and he also had some harsh words for the press and he admitted for the first time that russia was behind election year hacking. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. a little over a week to inauguration day president-elect trump is keeping up with words. >> i'm not going -- you are fake news. >> hours after clashing with his first post election news conference chltds president-elect trump took to twitterquote, a couple of fake news organizations were there. he was admitting to unverified reports that marco rubio has compromising information on him first reported by cnn and buzzfeed a few days ago. >> i think it was disgraceful that the intelligence agencies allowed any information to be so false and fake out. >> late yesterday the outgoing director of national intelligence james clapper assured them they were not behind the revelatio

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green.enate confirmation hearings begin today for president-elect donald trump cabinet nominees. up first is attorney general nominee jeff sessions. he will be asked about his hardline stance on immigration and civil rights. meanwhile, mr. trump appointed his son-in-law as a senior adviser. hena daniels is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the son-in-law gerald married to ivana trump. >> i think he's going to do good. >> reporter: despite the vote of confidence from president-elect donald trump some senate democrats are expressing reservations as confirming jeff sessions as attorney general given the hardline on immigration and past civil rights record. >> person serving as attorney general has to be one to stand up to presidents to say no, you're wrong. >> reporter: homeland security nominee retired marine corps general john kelly also goes before a senate committee today. seven other trump picks are scheduled for hearings this week. democratic leader chuck

i am anne one , kpix 5. >>> thank you anne. high wind and crashing waves made it almost impossible for fishermen. the 44-year-old structure is vulnerable to damage from strong systems like the one we are having now. >>> there are pouted to -- power outages across the bay area. northbay there are 106 customers without power. south bay there are 79. only 2 customers without power in east bay. pg&e says there are no problems in san francisco. >>> if you are planning to fly out of the bay area, this is a live look at the san francisco international airport. according to the faa, some flights are delayed up to 4 1/2 hours. better news out of oakland or san jose, all flights on time at those airports. >>> from the sky to the roads, wet weather causing messy situations on local highways. >>> we have raqui theus tracking the commute . >> reporter: anybody headed out this morning will want to take it slow. the roads are slick and there is a buildup of rainwater. in marin county, trees toppled and took out power lines. the roads were clo

anne-marie? >> before we let you go, i'm wondering, do we know anything more about the person who carried out this attack? >> we don't know much more, anne-marie, particularly because he's on the loose and the manhunt is still ongoing. there's an investigation into which terror group he might be a part of that maybe had any hand in helping him carry out this attack and help him get away. the turkish media is reporting, remember, he went into the club in a santa claus outfit, but then he changed clothes which may have helped him slip away from authorities. >> rylee carlson. thank you so much. >>> the turkish prime minister visited the hospital where some of the wounded were taken. one victim said the attack happened very fast, they heard gunfire and got on the floor right away. >>> president-elect donald trump is back. speaking to reporters mr. trump reported skepticism about computers and reports of russian hacking and as chris van cleve reports, he has inside information he'll share this week. >

i'm anne-marie green. at least six people were killed when gunmen opened fire at a mosque in canada. it left eight others wounded. two suspects are under arrest. the canadian prime minister calls the attack a terrorist act. hena daniels is here in new york with the details. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. police say the situation is now under control and the mosque has been completely evacuated. an eyewitness said they saw a gunman firing on about 40 people before heavily armed tactical police stormed the mosque. they blocked the area around the islamic cultural center as they carried away victims. the president of the mosque who was not in there at the time where several peer were killed when gunmen opened fire on them during evening prayers. they say an estimated 60 to 100 people may have been there at the time. at least two people have been arrested. >>> quebec city has been attacked by terrorism. hard to believe. >> the mayor immediately called the attack on terrorism and he tweeted, m

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good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. expect russia's involvement in the presidential election to be a major topic. sources tell cbs news president-elect donald trump is considering a restructuring of the office of the director of national intelligence, the agency created in the wake of 9/11 to strengthen intelligence gathering. the potential revamp comes as mr. trump continues to cast doubts on u.s. intelligence findings that russia hacked e-mails. in an effort to influence the election. just yesterday trump focused on the attacks on dnc, writing on twitter, why did they not have hacking defense like the rnc did and why have they not responded to the things they said and giving questions to the debate with hillary clinton. >> this is not about one political party or one candidate. it's a modus operandi they've been using for years and it's an assault on democracy. >> less than 50 days before trump takes office, they have mounted their packet to dismantle obamacare despite lacking plan to replace it. >> the american peopl

good morning, jonathan zbhood morning, anne-marie. rescuers at this hour are trying to dig their way into this hotel which was literally buried under the snow. the avalanche happened early in the morning while many of the guests were presumably asleep. there were as many as 30 guests inside the hotel at the protection agency says they're still unaccounted for. video shows how complicated this effort is. a wall of snow three stories high, a road completely cut off. rescuers had to use skis to get to the sight. it's a popular destination for skiers. the avalanche was likely triggered after a series of strong earthquakes rocked the area yesterday. this is the same region where a deadly quake killed around 300 people over the summer against, this morning, anne-marie, search and rescue teams scrambling to find as many as 30 people still buried. >> all right, jonathan vigliotti in london. i'm sure we'll continue covering this story. thank you. >>> back home just before noon tomorrow donald trump will be sworp in as the 45th president of the

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, a massive storm system slammed california and nevada where a state of emergency is to be declared. round two is expected today. heavy rain flooded roadways and forces hundreds of homes to be evacuated. in the east, snow and bitter cold. hena daniels is here with more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. they expect another foot of rain through tomorrow morning. this comes after powerful storms walloped the state and other parts of the country over the weekend. residents across northern california are keeping a close eye on water levels, anticipating what could be the worst flooding to hit the states in more than a decade. torrential downpours caused rivers and creeks to rise rapidly sunday including russian river which could reach flood stage today. >> 38 feet, 40 feet, it's going to put it all the way to the backyard and my noun dags. >> across the border mild temperatures and rain are melting the sierras and causing snow. this highway in the region was closed in bot

i'm anne-marie green.ve a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> hey, thanks for waking up with us. are you done with the rain? it's not done with you. good morning, it's january 11. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. no, it is not done with us. i want to say welcome back. >> yes. >> we missed. >> you thank you. >> we miss your voice. so hopefully it's better now. >> the voice is okay. not quite great. i have been under the weather for a couple of days. i was here on sunday and after that -- [ simultaneous speakers and you have a little one at home. >> it's called germs and viruses in preschool. comes back right to me. >> just don't bring them over here, kenny. >> that's our worst curse possible for us in broadcasting is to lose your voice. we could fake it through a cold and the flu. you can't fake it when you don't have a voice so it is good to have you back. >> thank you. good to be back. >> native californian here and i cannot ever remember hearing so many ebs warning

i'm anne-marie green. just before noon today, donald trump will be sworn in as this count country's 45th president. he's promised america unity and change and last night he refl t reflected on his campaign calling it a movement he's never seen before. kenneth craig on the transition of power. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the president-elect will be waking up in washington on a day people thought they'd never saw coming but in just a few hours he'll take the oath of office. with his wife melania by his side he was at a black tie dinner in washington joking about rain in the forecast. >> if it really pours, it's oklahoma because people will realize it's my real hair and that's oklahoma. >> and predicting a second term. >> four years from now we're going to win because we did so well. >> earlier mr. trump joined thousand at the lincoln memorial where he previewed the theme of his inaugural address. >> he's aiming for a compact speech lasting less than 20 minutes. >> when they know what they're g

anne? >> reporter: yeah, high surf warning in effect. you can see why. i'm near the pacifica pier and the ocean is just incredibly frothy. in fact when you see some of the huge waves come up they are mixing with the sand below, you can see how powerful the water is right now. so it is dangerous to stand right along the seawall like we see one gentleman doing. we've seen several people get splashed doing that now. we are around high tide so things should be calming down. but this has been going on all night long and when you talk about the cliffsides and some of the infrastructure here along the ocean there are some concerns of erosion. that is it now live from pacifica, anne makovec and we'll be back after this. ,,,,,,,, the bay area. a live look outside, and at the hi-def doppler. th >>> we saw heavy rain move through the bay area. we're now getting a break. bottom line, if you have something to do outside now's the time to do it but try to stay off the roadways if you can because we've seen localized flooding. we have cells moving on shore around san f

her name is ann kilpatrick. she came from washington state. she was a chief in washington state largest city spokane, washington. town of 300,000. in the last six months she was hired in chicago to help reform. >> police department there. a finalist in chicago when they were looking for a new chief, she was a finalist. she was a finalist in seattle. so a number of big cities have shown interest in her. she is known as a disciplinarian and ardent reformer. that's good news for the city of oakland. which has had its share of problems. they have not had a chief for a good 7 months now. they had three in two weeks in past summer. she is taking over a force rocked by a sex scandal. five officers were charged in that sex scandal. they do need some help. the mayor vowed to treat out -- root out a toxic macho culture in the police department here. at any moment we do hope to meet the police chief and have a few words with her. i'm sure the nair will -- mayor will have a few things to say. once she is named oakland will be one of the first major cities

i'm anne-marie green.owling winds and heavy rain blasting states in the mid-atlantic through new england. millions of people in the northeast are waiting for the storm to ease today. forecasters say it's a classic nor'easter gusts are reaching 60 miles an hour. there's flooding and beach erosion along the new jersey coast. one fatality was reported in philadelphia. downed power lines, slowed trains and busy northeast corridor, utility crews are fixing outages on cape cod in massachusetts. up to six inches of snow is expected in northern new england and upstate new york. >>> and the death toll is now 20 after a barrage of tornadoes and thunderstorms swept the southeast. georgia was hardest hit, accounting for 15 of the victims. a twister touched down sunday in albany in the southwest pat of the state. forecasters say it packed winds of up to 130 miles an hour. it turned a mobile home park into rubble. >> it literally look like god took half mobile home park and threw it across the street into the woods. >>

good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie.yellen says by the end of 2019, the fed will have reached the benchmark of raised the interest rate by 3%. she didn't say when the next interest rate hike will happen. she just said the economy is gross to achieving maximum employment and stable inflation. >>> stocks on wall street were mixed. the dow lost 22 points yesterday, the s&p rose 4. that is the ninth day in a row it's moved less than 0.4% up or down. the nasdaq gained nearly 17. >>> the labor department is suing oracle because the tech giant pays white male workers more than nonwhite or female counterparts. oracle says it is politically brought and without merit. >>> and if you still use snail mail, starting on sunday, the price of stamps are going up. the price of a first-class mail forever stamp is going up 2 cents to 49 cents. this is the first price increase since 2014. it does not include post cards or letters mailed internationally. anne-marie. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you, jill. >>> still ah

live in guerneville, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> thank you so much, anne.careful out there, everyone. it's 6:57. let's take a look at your roads. if you are traveling from the carquinez bridge to the maze you're in trouble because of this earlier crash here on westbound 80 at carlson boulevard. it was a two-car crash. it's been cleared off the road but the backup remains. from carquinez bridge to the maze is an hour. when you get to the toll plaza the bay bridge if you are heading into san francisco, that's going to take you 27 minutes from the maze to downtown. so heavy conditions out there right now. and also the roads are very wet so make sure you're driving safely and slowly this morning. from 880 to 101 across the span of the san mateo bridge that's 30 minutes. and trouble in livermore. make sure you're giving yourself extra time along the altamont pass. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> it's live, it's kpix 5 high- def doppler radar. the front passed through the area. it's in stockton drifting all the way back to the santa cruz