and he's always given enormous credit to the city of bakersfield and to homer beatty. and frank was majoring in shop at the time. so he got ahold of frank, got ahold of his psyche and realized that he could be something great, and he certainly went on to be -- >> nice to see cody there by the way. >> i'm sorry to hog all of this. but it was also a big halloween for my great nephew, aaron. >> oh, stop it! >> here he is with my sister, his first halloween. i love him! >> look at him with the ears. he is such a happy baby. >> i think he's an elephant, what is he? >> that's an elephant. >> he's so precious. you had a good night when i left you. you interviewed a very exciting guy. >> rob d stewart. he likes a little klg spanky. >> it's my favorite thing in the world. >> he turned around and there it was. >> and he put it out there. >> that's what people do. they just stick it out. in case you missed our halloween show, we had a good time. we dressed up as the peanuts characters, regis joined us. alice, charlie brown, there we are. >> and the red baron. >> he was trying to

this 15-vehicle crash near bakersfield, california, injuring more than a dozen people. how many cars are in this accident? >> reporter: a woman recording the aftermath, in disbelief. in alabama, 70-mile-per-hour winds took out this high school. and in north carolina, rains crashed the commute. in florida, these drivers powered through the flood waters. texas took it the worst. at least six people are dead. streets vanished underwater and rvs floated away. south of houston, troy elmore's this tornado ripping through his family's backyard.

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high winds and dust triggering this multicar accident near bakersfield, california. at least 15 vehicles involved in that one in southern california. fortunately though, no one seriously injured. the same front is delivering snow to the rockies, more wind and snowy weather is hitting the west today. here's accuweather's molly cochran. molly, good morning. >> good morning, kendis and reena. we continue to have some unsettled weather impact the southwest. rain, snow continues to push its way eastward. dealing with some powerful winds on tuesday, las vegas into salt lake city and also for casper. where we do have a high wind watch in effect throughout the evening hours, some of those winds could approach 40 to 50 miles per hour. on top of that, the snow continues in the higher elevations going to be moving into the central rockies, as well. kendis and reena, back to you. >> thank you. >>> president obama shedding new light on his decision to troops american forces will not be on the front lines in the fight against isis pippen stead, mr. obama says this is an extension

storm triggered a massive pileup south of bakersfield. about 20 cars were involved in the chain reaction. several people suffered minor injuries. police blamed poor visibility. parts of the southeast faced the threat of more severe weather. storms slammed. strong winds damaged highway signs, flooding forced the closure of low lying streets as water streamed across the pavement. >>> an update in the e. coli outbreak in the pacific northwest. cases of ecollie were traced to six restaurants. there are 22 confirmed case, but more people are being tested in washington state. two of the people who have been ill, who became im, rather, told investigators that they actually don't remember eating at chipotle. 43 chipotles in washington and oregon have been closed. coming up on the morning news, new benefits for dot-com dads, workers at amazon get paid to spend time with newborns. later, the $43 million gas money. this is the "cbs morning news." if your bladder is calling the shots... . >> singer azel can say hello to the record books. her new rele

otherwise, it is clear and you can see some of that beginning to settle in around fresno, bakersfield, stockton. so things do calm down a little bit with some of that visibility. 50s on the water temperatures. that's a good sign. it has called off. 56 to 59 degrees. we were in the 60s for the longest time. the rain that we had gave us the lightning and thunder and hail up in the sierras. heading into the rockies, the front range, it is producing a lot of snow. we will focus our attention to the north and it looks like a very cold system is taking aim in the pacific northwest. a lot of rain coming in thursday . >>> thursday and friday, we paint in some rain very early for saturday night early into sunday morning and it kicks out of here. there is a lot of air upstream. it looks like another good snow producer. it will be cold again tonight. patchy fog with highs in the 60s. they don't stay there very long. it's not bad in the sun but i will tell you, that temperature drops are the vast as you get to for all 5:00 in the afternoon. patchy frost this afternoon. lots of sunshine. we are go

these birds seem to like country music, but it's the bakersfield, not nashville. >> after the pardoning ceremony on wednesday, both turkeys will live out their lives in retirement at a farm in west virginia. >>> the busy thanksgiving holiday period is revving up all across the bay area. airports were packed with people trying to get to their destination. sfo is predicting 3 million passengers will move through the area. people are urged to take public transit since parking garages will be full. and the transit agency is researching 400 spots for people who plan to take b.a.r.t. out of oakland or sfo. long-term parking costs 5 to $7 a day depending on the station. >>> and one lane on a busy east bay freeway remains closed because of a lumbell spill after 6 a.m. on -- lumber spill, in alameda county. the driver was not hurt, no other vehicles involved here. the truck overturned and spilled its entire load of lumber across two lane of traffic. the truck had a mechanical problem and that's what caused its brakes to lockup. >> the hitch became disconnected and broke somehow, and disconnected

pile-up in a massive dust storm known as a haboob that wiped out visibility in a highway south of bakersfield, california. at least five people were injured, and the southeast has a potential tornado outbreak from a danger thunderstorm system. in the atlanta area relentless rain has caused widespread flooding stranding drivers on the roadways. >>> now to our exclusive interview with president obama. the president's push for sweeping criminal justice reform brought in here to newark, this afternoon. where he met with clients at an addiction recovery house. the president who has been calling for reduced prison sentences and diversion programs for nonviolent drug offenders visited integrity house to highlight their work in helping formerly jailed offenders re-enter society. criminal justice reform enjoys rare bipartisan support in washington. after his visit he sat down with me to talk about what is at stake. >> you take out one of the underpinning of justice which is deterrent when you say no jail or diversion or shorter sentences. are you afraid it could send the wrong message? >> actually, no

for the first time in season, meanwhile, high winds and dust triggered this multicar against near bakersfield, california. at least 15 vehicles involved. accuweather's molly cochran has the western forecast. good morning, molly. >> good morning, kendis and reena. the unsettledness continues across the southwest tuesday. looking at rain and snow to continue coming along with it are some powerful winds, salt lake city to las vegas, definitely could cause for a few flight plans to be hindered looking at those wind gusts to get near 40 to 55 miles per hour. here's a look at our snowfall total map through wednesday. any of these dark blue shades indicates 6 to 12 inches of snow now this disturbance is going to continue to shift eastward. hard hit texas round after round of raincould go in and that's going to be coming back out to play for thursday and friday. kendis and reena, back to you. >> thank you so much, molly. >>> turning to egypt and the mystery surround that doomed russian passenger jet, breaking apart and plummeting 31,000 feet to the sinai desert. interfax is reporting that unusual sou

high winds and dust triggering this multicar accident near bakersfield, california.no one seriously injured. the same front delivering snow to the rockies. more rain and stormy weather hitting the west today. accuweather's molly cochran tracking it all. morning to you, molly. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. we continue to have some unsettledness across the southwest dealing with some snow in the higher elevations. we did experience some heavy accumulating snow as the sierra nevadas. next stop going to be northern nevada. now, aside from the snow and the rain, we're also going to be impacted by some strong winds through tuesday. salt lake city back to las vegas. taking a look at the snowfall totals anywhere between 6 to 12 inches in the higher elevations of the northern rockies. kendis and reena, back to you. >> okay, molly, thanks. >>> overseas investigators are not ruling anything out as they look into the mysterious crash of a russian passenger jet that slammed into the egyptian desert. the airline insists the crash was caused by what they call an exte

one person was killed near bakersfield yesterday.two more re >>> look at this, a natural gas line explosions sending placefl 200 feet into the air. a person using heavy equipment in a farm hit the line operated by pg&e. a nearby home was destroyed. >>> tonight there is a new call to help out people hit hard by a very destructive fire in san francisco's mission district on friday. the black smoke could be seen from all over the bay area, especially marin. nearly 30 people are still out of their homes because flames damaged nearby buildings. supervisor david campos is calling on the good samaritan landlord to help out those affected. >>> a traffic mess is developing in san francisco this weekend. van ness avenue, a majorar te of the city, is shut down. stay away from van ness between geary and post street. the road will reopen midnight tomorrow night. in the meantime, that is such a main artery there. >> that's the way henry wofford takes to work. >> he goes a lot of ways. >> he jogs, he runs. >> i normally fly to work in a helicopter.

fog forming in the central valley all the way from redding in the north down to bakersfield in the south. you have to be careful with the most treacherous weather i have ever driven in is the fog in the central valley. it hits like a wall. 'tis the season for that. with the clear skies we have, heat during the day, out into space. so overnight lows will dip down into the mid-20s. low 30s. so freeze warning posted again tonight. and here's what we're expecting. things will begin to warm up a little bit on monday. we'll climb a few degrees for daytime highs may yank the freeze warnings by the then. a we get a chance of rain coming in probably late wednesday, the latest thinking on this the models keep waffling but the latest thinking is wednesday night north bay, thursday rest of the bay area, not a big rainmaker but it will get wet. at least that's the way it's looking. on the futurecast can't even see anything on this except a few high clouds showing up by tomorrow night at this time. the first indication that things are changing a little bit. otherwise clear skies for tomorrow. big chil

it wiped out visibility south of bakersfield. at least five were injured. and bill karins is here. good morning. >> yeah and now we're quitting snow. a lot of higher elevations in the rockies, a ski resorts sending out pictures trying to get people excited for the season. southern portions of idaho, twin false, to boise, no snow for you. and further south we're also dealing with that little snow. interstate 80 is probably one of the worst drives you are going to have this morning. as far as to the south we had some snow around eoseminy. behind the everyone in the eastern two-thirds is exceptionally warm. but still remains cool throughout the west and that will continue throughout the week. no huge warm up but it will get slightly warmer. so this system comes through. a little leftover snow in idaho and montana. and the colorado rockies have that winter storm watch for tonight and into tomorrow. and eventually some of the rain will make it there into texas. for today's forecast, stillphoe. and interstate 80 is now fun. and in -- it's snowing. >> snow already? >> ski recourting -- >>

and east wind at fairfield. 47 ukiah, same for monterey. 40 up in redding, 39 down in bakersfield. finally getting a tiny bit of a break but still there's a lot of moisture that continues to plow into the pacific northwest. for us, toppling over the ridge, higher clouds. i think today we'll see far less than we did yesterday. this is just one powerhouse system. the same low which gave us our rain on sunday has really picked up a lot. as it heads out across the country, the line is severe from st. louis to new orleans. slicing through the gulf coast. on the backside, there is some snow. nebraska, kansas, there was a ton along the front range. looks like they are starting to moderate these temps and the snow is turning to rain. that is one heck of a system. there will be all sorts of travel delays. cool morning. not cold. near 70 for a few. 72 santa rosa, upper 60s for some. keep an eye on that east wind to the east and the valley. contra costa county, otherwise even upper 60s. santa cruz, 70 in gilroy except for high clouds and patchy fog. we look good until next tuesday. >> very go

this is 178 in bakersfield which is already dealing with mudslides. the road is now shut down as crews try to use front-end loaders to clear the debris. the highway reopens after a few hours. >> 20 minutes after 4:00. we are going to see another nice sunny day today. this morning skies are clear so we've got the ground work laid for another beautiful day. 51 degrees at philadelphia i want national. a little bit of a chill in the air even at the shore though not as cool as yesterday. it is dry on beach avenue like yesterday it's going to be brilliant sunshine at the shore. 39 degrees at toms river. that's the cold spot. other areas are getting close to those numbers including in montgomery county, look at bluebell at 41. currently 51 in eagleville but collinsville is 40 and lower 40s for pottstown and upper providence at 42 degrees. so it's chilly to start with but like yesterday, a quick warm-up. satellite showing clouds are way to our south and there's not much to those. the spotty showers are in the carolinas this morning. the clouds will be heading

. >>> at least 20 vehicles colliding today during a heavy dust storm outside of bakersfield, california. traffic backed up for miles. five people were hurt in pileup, none of them seriously. this is one of several out west because of storms. >>> new tonight, political maneuvering. the craemp -- the company behind the controversial keystone pipeline suspending. a letter asked the government to stop review of the pipeline application while it works through the approval process in nebraska. the move would put off a final decision on the project until after president obama leaves office. he was expected to reject the pipeline. >>> talk about a halloween trick. apparently this costume of a candy crook. watch it all go down and you'll here from the happen. >> we have new details about the man who attacked an uber driver. his employer speaking out tonight. wait till you hear what company this guy works for. >> i'm meteorologist lee goldberg. turns out we turn the clocks and the calendars back. temz -- temperatures in the low i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and s

at the freeze warning, how expansive this is, from the sacramento valley up to chico, redding, bakersfield, even the valleys of central california, the coast and bay area. temperatures between 26 to 32 degrees for a few hours' time tonight until about 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. the freeze warning, coldest spots in the bay area. areas south of san jose, tri-valley and the east bay, north bay valleys, temperatures start in the 20s and 30s, but the afternoon not too bad. numbers will be rebounding into the upper 50s, but chilly sunshine out there with highs ten degrees below average in most spots as we wrap up the weekend. >> very seasonal, very chilly. >> thank you, rob. "nbc nightly news" next. more local news at 6:00. hope to see you then. >> bye-bye. >>> on this saturday night, deadly siege. the terrifying rampage that left three people dead at a planned parenthood clinic. how those trapped inside were able to survive and what we know about the gunman. the tragedy once again putting the spotlight on abortion rights. >>> dangerous weather. the ice, the flooding, the snow making travel treacherous

five people were injured in the bakersfield. all southbound lanes were closed after the accident but afternoon. look at that, you can't see beyond the car. heather: that visibility is horrible, worse than fog and harvey. harvey: it can be a real problem. we have seen a lot of those chain reaction with dense fog and ice patcheses and things like that, dust can do it also. did you catch around the time of sunset today, how beautiful the sky was. this was sent in, this was through facebook from patty, the skies are clear to the north, a few high thin clouds, a very, very episcopalesque scene right around sunset. how about today, above average, felt even more so, i think, because it was there was hardly any wind, we had sun. 64, eight above the average high temperature for the day but 53 in boston. it's 11 above, the average low of 42. get used to the mild weather, at least for this week. look at our temperature trend tomorrow, warmer than today and at least 60's if not 70's as we go through thursday and friday of this week. i know

this 15-vehicle crash near bakersfield, california, injuring more than a dozen people. how many cars are in this accident? >> reporter: a woman recording the aftermath, in disbelief. in alabama, 70-mile-per-hour winds took out this high school. and in north carolina, rains crashed the commute. in florida, these drivers powered through the flood waters. texas took it the worst. at least six people are dead. streets vanished underwater and rvs floated away. south of houston, troy elmore's home security camera captured this tornado ripping through his family's backyard. >> it was freaky. >> reporter: dozens of homes in the area were damaged. >> all this was up against here. it happened so quick. it's hard to prepare for. >> reporter: and david, the tornado that tore the roof after this house was packing winds of 115 miles per hour. but the damage here is pretty random. this house right next door -- totally fine. david? >> that's always the way. clayton sandell leading us off. let's get right to ginger zee, because this threat goes into the night. >> reporter: david, just m

---en el rea de bakersfield ms de una docena de vehculos choco en cadena en la autopista 99.a el nivel de acumulacin de nieve alcanz hasta las 19 pulgadas en algunas zonas. ---los ms beneficiados fueron los sitios para esquiar que esperan que este aÑo sea mejor que el pasado. blanca --- iniciamos el mes de noviembre con lluvias y temperaturas frescas.. cesar -- veamos hasta cuando se quedan estas condiciones. gabriela.. gabriela facebook amigos tengan todos muy buenas noches y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 67 oakland: 63 san francisco:63 santa rosa:70 livermoore:70 mountainview: 70 santa clara:64 ================= el pronostico extendido para los proximos cinco dias: san jose martes:67 miercoles:67 jueves:68 viernes:71 sabado:72 san francisco martes: 63 mie

" "everybody got hit" smashed on a california highway wind whipped dust filling the skies near bakersfield triggering a multi-car pileup. how many cars? at least 15 vehicles inloved in the wreck - no one seriously injured. "nats hail from facebook" its all part of a significant storm swirling through the kgo hail video dropping hail from napa to concord. forcing mudslides . "i just lost control over there" "dogs playing in the snow" and bringing the first snow of the season from the sierra (social pic) stevens pass in washington state. " sabrina meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam after yesterday's of 79 degrees, i'm sure wondering the same thing, how is this going to continue this warm weather again today, although i will be breaking any cloudy to mostly and windy conditions. highs this afternoon will climb into the mid 70s and the winds will be out of the south between 10 and 20 mph. tonight we are going to have a low in the mid 50s with mild temps in the mid 50s. wednesday is going to be a partly cloudy day with highs a touch warmer but still in th

it happened about 3:30 this afternoon in a field southwest of bakersfield. pg&e says the pipe was buried 12 feet underground and was cut by someone using heavy equipment. utility didn't know what sort of work was being done. >>> caltrans is hours away from setting off underwater explosions to demolish a large concrete pier that supported the old eastern span of the bay bridge. ktvu fox 2 news' tom vacar with how it is going to happen. >> reporter: a few months before and after the implosion, bridge traffic will be halted at the toll bridge westbound and yerba buena island. they will halt tube service up to and following the blast. this is the closest any boater can get. there will be many official boats filled with police. safety crews and engineers that will block most of the little view to the underwater event. >> this is an active demolition site. we want to encourage the public to steer clear. stay away. we will have opportunities for you to see what there is to see on a live feed. >> reporter: the implosion of the five story concrete and steel pier coul

. >>> we of college basketball, bakersfield versus st. mary's. randy binner at -- randy bennett. you can see emmett with the disc to josh randel. a foul, a big 20th the half. jack people, the drive that did this to hunter for the alley- oop slam, gail shoots 61% for the game. they win easily 94-59 and st. mary's improves to 4-0. alex boone is what people will be talking about.>> not holding anything back. >> he is an outspoken player and he tells it like it is.>> definitely outspoken tonight.>>> leaders from around the world coming together and the historic changes that could take place during this year's climate change summit. >>> a neighbor saves the day. he saw something and said something, helping police catch thieves red-handed. >>> police in fairfield catch two man red-handed with stolen mail. that is a gateway to identity theft. the arrest might not of happened without an alert neighbor.>> reporter: the thieves left behind the stolen mail, evidence of a crime that victimized at least five on this quiet street in fairfield.>> i feel terrible. we don't know if he is coming a

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