near boulder creek.ke with and tnational weather service and they're reporting just light a dustings in the north. with 10:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m., pretty decent conditions. dry, clear, cold! that is the main focus of the weather this morning, with the temperatures right now in the upper 20s, to the north bay. low 30's for much of the bay area. freezing in oakland. freezing and redwood city. and 27 degrees in napa. some rafeal. those cold temperatures are going to be with us until 9, 10:00. the weather watches and the weather if viceroys expiring. the stormtracker 4-wide with extreme cold temperatures winter weather advisories. issued. with two-inches-for june even 4 in. at 2,000 ft. or below. with 2 in. expected and even that the on of 4 in. at 2,000 ft. or below. as you make your way towards the kaira elevations please be careful what hazardous driving conditions. at the higher elevations. as for the highs this afternoon? it is not one to beat up warmer. with 40's come off it will not execute that warm. 50s

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we had some rock slides and, so i have some boulders coming down. concerned with the wind some trees might come down. >> craig: highway 9 and highway 17 as well. they are dealing with rain, wind, snow. they plan on clearing one lane out so that they can put snow in one lane. that is for tomorrow though. you can see traffic going through with no trouble right now. >> james: let's look at storm tracker for at where the heavy rain is. >> louisa: of sluggish advisory has been issued. --sluggish advisflood--half an inch per hor heavy periods of rain. flood advisories have been for these counties san francisco, all said clara and san mateo. that band of heavy rain is stretching from san jose and morgan hill, livermore valley as well. stretching up bin to the dublin interchange, through pleasanton. along the peninsula we are seeing things taper off. seeing some sprinkles here in the north bay and delta. the winds are strong, gusty winds all morning. sustained winds, keep in mind we are getting stronger gas.usts. 224 sfo, 31 r oakland, concord 60 mi. an hou

and the main activity right now and today will be the santa cruz mountains around boulder creek. the focus will be the south bay, the monterey bay. but look at the temperatures. we're in the upper 30s right now for more of a day of low snow levels. you can see mixed precipitation in the higher elevations. we'll have a look at the rest of the weekend which looks dry coming up. >> thank you, lisa. developing news in oakland this morning. two separate early morning shootings have left at least two people dead. at first happened about 2:00 on 62nd avenue and hilton street. police were called to a car that had its rear window shot out. two bodies were found inside that car. no word on the victims' identities or any possible suspects. the other near the inn near the oakland airport. there are two victims. at least one is in critical condition. officers tried to look down the motel but they had trouble with their radios. the problems have plagued oakland police during the past couple months. a bill to block funds for planned parenthood is headed to the senate. jackie speier stunned the

boulder creek, los gatos, there's been good rain totals. about .50 to upwards of 4 for some. 42, santa rosa. 44 fairfield. 50s in this -- and this cold air begins to work its way in. missing satellite image. that's what's coming in. that's the cold unstable air. winter storm warnings go until:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. snowfall will be in feet. last i heard -- i think i heard about 8 to 18 on north shore with a lot more at the ski resort. for us, it will be colder, showers, possible thundershowers, breezy and cool out there. but mostly cloudy skies with highs in the hee 50s or mid-50s at best. it's only going to get colder over the next few days. rain returns thursday night into friday. maybe some -- we'll mention it now but sunday looks good in advance of the system. >>> at this however, pg&e drews are making -- crews are making repairs in the oakland his. we mentioned earlier power outages, power lines came down about five hours ago after a tree toppled on skyline boulevard. tara moriarty is live in oakland with more on what's happen -- da

so far saying boulders and drain pipes are keeping erosion to a minimum. the apartment buildings were red tagged in 2009 and they're helping. >> it helps to have these buildings here. the two of them are baking. they're covering the top of the bluff, preventing rain water from above. >> and look at this, pacifica pier is closed due to stormy season high tides. police say they close that had pier about 20 times per year. >> as is often the case the storm hit the north bay today. it brought heavy rain, thunder and lightning there. is a section of shoreline highway looking like a river than a road. take a look. traffic restricted to one lane. vehicles were partly submerged and drivers made their way through the flooded streets. the national weather service issued a flash flood warning for willow brook creek. the creek ran high. officials say there was never a threat. >> the hofy rain caused thousands of power outages today but most of them have been restored tonight. pg&e reports 150 customers still without power, another 150 have no electricity along the pen

and allowed other marine units within the area to withdraw and a continued to another place called boulder city, the last day of the war where the chinese began -- the hit or miss a stock's well under way. it was about to be signed. the chinese launched an all-out attack with an entire regiment against george company at a place called boulder city. it was a tiny little outpost pretty much nobody remembers, but they had nearly 30 men killed on a single day george company saw quite a bit of action. 149 men were killed during the course of the war. three medals of honor given to the company but like the men of afghanistan and iraq, they came home and pretty much nobody cared and they went about their business. they hung up their uniforms and most of the marines, this went into the normal civilian life and of the story really never went anywhere. was in the minds of these men and for me it was a great honor to meet men like bob. jul consider a great friend. and it was an honor to have the chance to tell their extraordinary story. thank you very much for coming. what i would like to do now is o

mind and life institute, boulder, colorado, a group that organizes dialogues between the dalai lama, vis chair of the board and crefntly. just published, coming to our senses. healing ourselves and the world through mindfulness. also, earlier best sellers "wherever you go, there you are" "full catastrophe, living and every day blessings." >> hobbies, running, inline skating, swimming, cosmology, string theory, high energy physics, backpacking and kayaking. name. >> -- jon kabat-zinn. >> dr. jon kabat-zinn. who is william james. >> he is spoken as of the father of american psychology. >> here's a quote from him. the faculty of voluntarily bringing back a wandering attention over and over again is the very root of judgment, character and will. that means the power of voluntarily bringing back and focusing it. the wandering attention. no one is in possession of his faculties if he have it not. an education which should improv the faculty would be the education power excellence. but it is easier to divine this ideal than give practical instructions for bringing it about. you do give a lo

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mind and life institute, boulder, colorado, a group that organizes dialogues between the dalai lama, vis chair of the board and crefntly. just published, coming to our senses. healing ourselves and the world through mindfulness. also, earlier best sellers "wherever you go, there you are" "full catastrophe, living and every day blessings." >> hobbies, running, inline skating, swimming, cosmology, string theory, high energy physics, backpacking and kayaking. name. >> -- jon kabat-zinn. >> dr. jon kabat-zinn. who is william james. >> he is spoken as of the father of american psychology. >> here's a quote from him. the faculty of voluntarily bringing back a wandering attention over and over again is the very root of judgment, character and will. that means the power of voluntarily bringing back and focusing it. the wandering attention. no one is in possession of his faculties if he have it not. an education which should improv theaculty would be the education power excellence. but it is easier to divine this ideal than give practical instructions for bringing it about. you do give a lot

. >> rider says the boulders placed at the bottom of the cliff and the plastic tarp and drain pipes abovere keeping owe rosion to the minimum. two of the buildings red-tagged, meaning unsafe to live in, are hoping to protect all buildings sitting on top of those cliffs. although the two buildings are vacant, they're covering the top of the bluff and preventing rainwater from infiltrating from above. >> just down the coast pacifica peer is closed for obvious reasons. pacifica police tell me they closed the pier maybe 20 times a year when there's especially high surf or high winds. today it's both. if it's not taking out the earth from under your home, the sheer power of the waves can be awesome. surfer chris larger says today's the day to be onland. >> not today. it's too rough and raw. you can see from the wind it's not a good day. much better to watch on a day like today. >> the storm is causing big delays at san francisco international airport. right now arrivals are delayed just over two hours. officials say air traffic has been cut to half its normal rate. if you're traveling today or

but it also makes the compliants boulder will based on the infestation. they might be able to resolve the issue, and within another three days or four weeks after they've met the condition of compliance, there is another infestation. there seems to be this ongoing cycle. is there a way to have some category of measuring or metric of effectiveness? and is it issues of behavioral modification on the tenants, or it seems as if the physical building can stay the same, but the infestation becomes more of a health issue, that is brought in on the re-infestation front. >> that is true. it is a combination of all that was mentioned, but the challenge is it's the treatment is not effective at the onset, meaning the room is not well prepared, there are gaps in terms of what they were supposed to do that it did not do, they can play dormant for a very long time, and the eggs in the crevices, of course, it will be infected. bedbugs are not discriminant. you may say in a five-star hotel. if i'm living in a place with bedbugs, they can hitchhike in my suitcase, and whe

. >> rider says the boulders placed at the bottom of the cliff and the plastic tarp and drain pipes above are keeping owe rosion to the minimum. two of the buildings red-tagged, meaning unsafe to live in, are hoping to protect all buildings sitting on top of those cliffs. although the two buildings are vacant, they're covering the top of the bluff and preventing rainwater from infiltrating from above. >> just down the coast pacifica peer is closed for obvious reasons. pacifica police tell me they closed the pier maybe 20 times a year when there's especially high surf or high winds. today it's both. if it's not taking out the earth from under your home, the sheer power of the waves can be awesome. surfer chris larger says today's the day to be onland. >> not today. it's too rough and raw. you can see from the wind it's not a good day. much better to watch on a day like today. >> the storm is causing big delays at san francisco international airport. right now arrivals are delayed just over two hours. officials say air traffic has been cut to half its normal rate. if you're traveling today

world headlines, a volcano that has come back to life boulders and broke windows for miles. officials widened the danger zone to keep residents away. australia, a 30 say a cyclone threatening flood sievesoaked australia is huge. they've ordered communities to evacuate the storm could generate more than 6 ft. high, 3 ft. of rain. meanwhile a pakistan a court has ordered the government not to release an official arrested in the death of to pakistan is. the u.s. has argued that the american has not been named has diplomatic immunity. the report from the relations committee says american employes may not be saved in i roiraq. they are in deciding whether not they will stay in iraq beyond. the world's oldest person has died, of jacksonville died at a hundred 14, she prostrate peacefully at her home. she was listed as the world's oraches person based on data from the 1900 census, the title will be passed on to 114 betsey cooper rosa hundred and 14 and 5 months old. 4: 20 9:00 a.m. we'll take a welcome back, all eyes on the east falls, midwest as a monster storm sent to dumps snow,

as a matter of fact, since midnight we picked up over 2.5" of rain in boulder creek. san jose almost two inches. that's a lot of rain. over 1.5" in mill valley and, well, danville checked in about an inch and a third. a lot of rain around the bay area not done just yet. maybe even a little snow if we get lucky. all right. very latest satellite image shows some of the clouds off the coastline. we hit a dry slot behind the cold front. typical. you have a cold storm system moving on through. behind that starting to pick up moisture off the pacific. it's going to begin to move this onshore. it is not going to be a snowout around the bay area. but what we could see are some pockets of snow developing. temperatures right now are running in the 40s and 50s so going to have to be colder than that to get that snow going but it looks like we have a shot anyway toward the afternoon and the evening hours. that low comes dropping down the coastline another one right about here. and that means we are going to stay unsettled looks like for tonight with that cold air in place and the

boulder creek 2.25. sebass toe toll 1.85 -- sebastopol, 1.85. santarosa, 1.08.eservoir, 2 plus with more on the way. blossom hill, 1.65. santarosa 1.50. sanfrancisco, 123467. big difference in the temperatures from 34 at santa rosa to 46 m mountain view. that's because they have the rain and clouds. you go farther north and you find clearing and breaks. amazing amount of the lows. one is over us now, mainly the south bay, peninsula, another one misses us. that's heading to southern california. the-- the one for tomorrow is right there. right there. it will be see close. if it goes 30 miles this way, we won't get a -- we won't get a thick. today showers to the north, even though it's cold now. rain to the south and heavy rain moving up now, very low snow levels. snow down to 1800 feet and there has been about 4 to 8 feet of snow since tuesday in the mountains. 40s and 50s. upper 40s, low 50s. some of these, you are sitting at 4 in santa rosa. i wanted to go 48, 49 but i just went 50. showers off and on into saturday morning afternoon. we should get a break sunday

that roared back to life last week had its biggest explosion yet today, shooting out plumes of gas, bouldersnd ash, and breaking windows five miles away. no serious injuries have been reported, but officials are recallinging more than 1,000 nearby residents to evacuate. >>> and visitors to washington's library of congress will soon be able to visit and view the first u.s. map printed in north america. created in the 1847, it's the first map made after the american revolution, the first map copyrighted and the first one to feature the american flag. >>> the dow opens at 11,891. the nasdaq rose 13. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei was up 36 points, while in hong kong the hang seng climbed 35. stocks wrapped up the first month of the year on an upswing, despite worries that the & deepening crisis in egypt could undermine global oil supplies. fears the uprising could spread or disrupt deliveries in the oil-rich region fueled the run-up in oil prices. crude shot up 3% to settle above $92 a barrel. exxonmobil added 2% and spurred energy stocks thanks to its most

it sent a massive boulder hurtling down and crashing through this area and eventually coming to a halt 50 meters down the hill. here, one of the miracles of christ church earthquake. nobody living here was killed. parts of lyttleton are in ruins. many of its businesses will have to be demolished. ratner showed me his wrecked cafÉ. the quake hit during lunchtime on tuesday. it was full of customers. ng!this was just ba and there was a lot of carnage and a screaming going on. get the hell out of here. i did not stick around. my children were at school 100 meters away. i do not think i even turned around. i just went straight to the school. as long as i've got my wife and my children within arm's reach of me, that is all i need. >> the epicenter of the earthquake was actually right below my feet. but for all of the structural damage it has caused what is remarkable is that nobody actually lost their lives in lyttleton itself. two local residents were killed. they were walking in the mountains. the quake opened up new caves in the spot where one of the men died. he was discovered by his da

now the hiker who cut off his own arm after being trapped by a boulder is making a small screen debut on minute to win it. he plays a round of ping tic-tac-toe on the game show. this is what it sounds like, tic-tac-toe with ping pong balls. will he win? you can tune in tonight, 8:00 here on nbc bay area. james franco nominated for an oscar playing in the movie "127 hours," also hosting the oscars. coming up the east bay county looking to renew sales tax that expires. why it wants to take action now and who stands to benefit. that's why lysol has started a mission for health. with new mom programs, lysol healthy habits initiatives in schools and disaster relief efforts. when you use lysol at home, you'll know you're a part of something bigger. for healthy tips and more, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. >> reporter: new this morning, hide your lap top and your gps. thieves are having a field day on the peninsula. good morning. i'm marla tellez. what you need to know about the latest string of burglaries. >> the trial against the bay area teen accused of trying to blow up his school mov

today's eruption was the b >>> today a revived volcano in southern japan threw boulders for miles and broke windows five miles away. today's eruption was the biggest yet since it burst to life last week for the first time in 300 years. the latest blast knocked down trees and broke hundreds of windows. the volume cane know is in a remote mountain range but so far no serious injuries. >>> a monster winter storm has its eye on a good part of the u.s. san francisco is already expecting flight delays. from the rockies to new england, forecasters predict heavy snow and ice this week followed by a wave of bone- chilling cold. today a blizzard watch is in effect in wisconsin, illinois and indiana. they are expected to see the brunt of the storm with 2 feet of snow. >> meantime, this is a live look at new york city. st. louis again, kansas city and milwaukee are expected to see the real brunt but obviously, expected to hit much of the east coast. >> two feet of snow across the midwest and 100 million people could be affected by this. wow. >> in the meantime i sat in the sun reading a book for

. >>> volcano in japan erupted again knocking down trees, breaking windows and sending boulders flying. this is the second eruption in two weeks after sitting quiet for about 52 years. the danger zone around the volcano has now been widened since it first erupted last wednesday. no serious injuries though are reported. >>> san francisco police now say a rivalry between two small souvenir shops may have led to sunday night's double homicide in fisherman's wharf. investigators say the suspected killer owns a business off jefferson street. they believe he killed a man and woman who worked at the shop next door because both stores were selling the same items. those items are counterfeit purses meant to look like name brand products. the suspect is in custody facing two counts of murder. >>> a daily city woman faces felony drunk driving charges for a frightening weekend incident at a pacifica bar. it's a story we first reported on mornings on 2 saturday morning. now police say 49-year-old car will plowed her truck into the winters tavern after a night of drinking. several people were hurt.

in the ideas of a bore me from earlier reports all the investigative committee would know that the boulder was a twenty year old man from the north caucasus now we know the name of the republic it's english as a result of the attack which he carried out on january twenty four at most main international airport thirty six people were killed and over a hundred people were injured. well we also know that it's been revealed by russia's top security forces to the country's lawmakers recently on tuesday that there is a manhunt for for a group of up to seven people who are believed to have organized the attack because the names have not been revealed to mass media as it may hinder investigation and they still have to be detained. now just yesterday on tuesday of course russia's most wanted man charged in terrorist go for more of claimed that he ordered the bombing of doma down of a what are officials saying in response to that. russia's top terrorist claimed that he was the orchestrated all the gen-u. responding. make those claims in a video message posted on an extremist website it is not the fi

. >> they had put a boulder through the bottom of the hotel, broken in, looted the entire mall next door. then burnt it to the ground, which was attached to our hotel. >> reporter: americans on a nerve-racking journey of a lifetime feeling much safer tonight but still a long way from home. once those evacuees make it to cypress or those european destinations, they then have to find their own flights back to the states. brian, they will have to pay the government the fair market value of those charter flights getting out of here. >> i ran into the family from illinois. they tell me oh, we just talked to lester holt so they're still waiting to get out to cypress. but that's the scene at this airport. lester, thank you for that aspect of this story. >>> this crisis of course being watched in world capitals and by world leaders very, very closely puts a lot of nations in a dicey situation. our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell, watching that where the u.s. is concerned all day in d.c. andrea is in our washington newsroom tonight. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good eve

how he wrenched himself away from the boulder and certain death? it was an act at once desperate and exhilarating. >> i fell down like this and i -- i was free. >> you were reborn. >> yeah. it was the happiest moment of my life and looking down canyon i knew i had -- i had a hell of a trip left. but at least i didn't -- i was not going to die right here. and the power of that was astonishing. >> aron's hike out of the canyon was actually just the beginning of a long road back. his recovery was complicated and painful. there were five surgeries, a life threatening bone infection. you would think that physical hardship, his amputation, would have dulled aron's appetite for risk. instead, it only sharpened it. within three months of the accident and with the help of specially modified prosthetic devices, aron was back scaled ice walled mountains. year after year he pushed himself to take on one peak, one challenge solo after another. it seemed he was back on top in every way. now, almost eight years later, aron has a better perspective on life since t

the pictures of one of the of volcanic eruptions tossing boulders. breaking windows for miles around. one of the biggest explosion spirit they are trying to keep residents away, it's the mountain range in the southern island of kyushu. >> our report concludes americans employee government employees may not be safe in my rack after the final withdrawal of the military. is there is lingering questions about whether u.s. troops will stay beyond 20 leaven has hampered plans in baghdad for the embassy. >> we will be right back, a look from the cartoonist bridge. very low visibility and other spots in the bay area this morning. [ male announcer ] breakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. >> welcome back. the super bowl will be held there in sunday pit an ice storm across the dallas area. dallas-fort worth was closed for about now appeared in san francisco fog is our big story. fog good-byes series for the north bay br

mind and life institute, boulder, colorado, a group that organizes dialogues between the dalai lama,vis chair of the board and crefntly. just published, coming to our senses. healing ourselves and the world through mindfulness. also, earlier best sellers "wherever you go, there you are" "full catastrophe, living and every day blessings." >> hobbies, running, inline skating, swimming, cosmology, string theory, high energy physics, backpacking and kayaking. name. >> -- jon kabat-zinn. >> dr. jon kabat-zinn. who is william james. >> he is spoken as of the father of american psychology. >> here's a quote from him. the faculty of voluntarily bringing back a wandering attention over and over again is the very root of judgment, character and will. that means the power of voluntarily bringing back and focusing it. the wandering attention. no one is in possession of his faculties if he have it not. an education which should improv the faculty would be the education power excellence. but it is easier to divine this ideal than give practical instructions for bringing it about. you do give a lot

and then it's immediate proximity and accessibility to the other side of the boulder make it even more significant. so we have to make all of the proper arrangement for the afghan national security forces to be able to hold on to the pech valley in absence. i think the capability to resupply a unit by ground is not there, by air is not there. so we will still rely on special arrangement to be made with isaf for resupply, for air support, and fire support. if it was required. it will have a political implication also. if the pech valley results in the fall of the district, then i think it will have a lot of psychological impact and all is such the districtsre falling. and moreover, whatever the importance that has been talk about insurgents oming from pakistan. and going back and forth. we have this discussed with other pakistani neighbors which they are claimed that. so giving them this opportunity to come and have a safe haven essentially is what matters on e question of -- i mean this realignment of forces. so i will say in addition to it's military significance, and the nature of th

which means boulders falling down, crashing. even the day of the rescue, there was two avalanches inside the mine. and one of those avalanches even cut off the fiber optic cable so they had to dub in a fake signal to the world while the whole world was watching this picture perfect rescue, some of that was just a loop from earlier because they had major avalanche inside the tunnel. >> how much of that information did the miners have underground? >> the miners knew quite a bit. the government was very good about informing the miners. they didn't whitewash it. they didn't sugarcoat it to the miners. and they needed the miners. people forget that this rescue depended on the miners underground who are hard-working, very talented guys, to be coordinating with above ground. it made no sense to hide from the miners. but there was this pact between the miners and the rescue workers that the rest of the world wouldn't know. >> but now some of that is coming to light obviously, if some of them are speaking to you and to other folks. how a

then several, maybe half a dozen throughout the fountain area, fountain empire up in the valley, boulder creek. >> the chp responded to several accidents caused by slick roads and speeding drivers. they remind people to slow down and have patience when they're driving in these kinds of conditions. >>> let's go up to the sierra, higher elevations there. we want to show you a live look right now outside of trucky. you're looking at the trucky scales on i-80. more snow falling along with ice on the trees and on the streets as well. that could be a dangerous combination for people making their way up to the sierra for the weekend. emergency crews say nevada county was hit hardest by the storm system. many streets are closed due to downed trees and power lines, they have lost electricity to 23,000 customers up there. at last count 270 different outages were reported in the sierra. this much snow at 2500 feet causing some long-time residents to be even a little bit nostalgic. >> i was born and raised here, but i would say this goes back 15, 20 years since we had a storm like this. >> in grass

and new york and data centers and charlotte and boulder, columbus, east lansing, probably some more. but a couple of the west coast, also. it is not a question of that. i think the question becomes, what you need to do if you are in washington and you were the people who make these statements -- obviously went to johns hopkins and you would never say this, but you have to ask yourself this, and i turn it around. i say, look, people can go anywhere in the world. they can. businesses can go anywhere in the world, work anywhere in the world. the question is, why would they come here? that is the question. not you are not spending enough. why would they come here? why would you come and invest in the united states of america when you can invest elsewhere and instead of giving 30% to the government you are giving 10%? by which to compete for 100,000 graduates when you could compete for 600,000 in that same country? why would you come here when you could go to informants that are very green-oriented and don't have requirements that force us to close facilities because of the have a plan --

tumbled over 3 cliffs on the way down before stopped by a boulder.ter falling so fast he couldn't see what was coming next. fichlt free fall i couldn't see anything come so i didn't even have time to think about it. i think the last is i lost a lot of my speed to i get behind it and in a position where i could see what wasing coming and that's what i felt, a dread on that moment there because i could see what was about to good over and that might be it. >>reporter: that wasn't it. navy rescue helicopter happened to be in the area on a training exercise and quickly picked him up. found him standing up and looking at a map. all right now potter has back injuries. cuts to faces a you can see and whiplash but as you just saw he's basically okay. rescue workers believe that snow helped cushion on the fall. unbelievable. >>> all right as we continue. anaconda and iguana living together. strange bed fellow coming up challenge of giving the bay area odd couple the coming up challenge of giving the bay area odd couple the annual cwere presel i want you to >>

throughout hayward and union city but on the peninsula along the coast, atascadero, south of there boulder into saratoga some moderate rain. mount hamilton, rain/snow mix for you with temperatures in the 40s. the winds will pick up throughout the morning hours. they have been gusty around oakland. we talked about airport delays over 2 hours at sfo. breezy winds up to 17 there. and we'll continue to see the high surf advisory through 3:00 this afternoon. high tide in san francisco at 10:15 this morning. so watch out for that. we're looking at possibility of 20 foot waves. so showers and possibility of a thunderstorm. some hail possibly as though heavier downpours, snow advisory, another round of rain focusing south of the bay area tomorrow. an organized weather system continuing to sweep on through this morning. here we are at 9:00. the rain continues to push to the south and by 3:00, the break in the north and the east bay but not in the south bay. continues through the overnight hours. the early morning hours, tomorrow morning's commute. looks like we'll see some light rain in the east ba

highway 1 we've got the rain and further south around boulder creek, you can see a little bit of snownly south of carmel we've got a little rain/snow mix. so mainly offshore down around monterey bay and a winter weather advisory through 10:00. only upper 40s to near 50 today. >> thanks for joining us. lisa and i will be back at 8:00. [ giggles ] hey, max. [ announcer ] you can help significantly extend your dog's healthy years. a groundbreaking 14-year study by purina... proves that puppy chow, then dog chow nutrition, fed properly over a lifetime, can help extend his lovable antics up to 1.8 healthy years. long live your buddy. [ laughs ] oh, max. long live your dog. purina dog chow. double dog dare you to try better-tasting than ever purina dog chow. we know your dog will love it. yeah, dirt? do you think the two of us will ever find the one? well, we've been left behind by so many mops and brooms... aw, man! ...but we have got... see ya! ...each other. ♪ what about love?! [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. the 2 in 1 swiffer sweeper uses electrostatic dry cloths to trap and

meanwhile over at spy glass, boulder tearing it up off the green, chips in for birdie. shoots a 68.er, one off the lead and for the second straight day your leader is steve marino at monterey peninsula for eagle on 6. he carves a one over 71. he's 12 under. caught it at monterey peninsula. he's in a tie for 11th at minus 7. all right. monte pulled out of the semifinals with a bum wrist. walked into the finals. defending champion fernando facing juan martino. last night's ever semi, watch this forehand winner. cross court. pushed him away. he'll take the first set 6-4. second set with the point, this time with the forehand down the line. on match point, he wins a straight set. he'll meet melows in the finals today. tiger woods skipped pebble for dubai. off the lead looking for his first win in over a year. that and more at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. >> the underground economy of recycling rip-offs. thrown-away thefts and a new idea for stopping them. >> if you're a california parent who added adult children to [ female announcer ] toet fresh-baked rich, indulgent chocolaty brownies you

. >>> the hiker who cut off his arm after being trapped by boulder is taking his chances. >> basically icht c-tac-top with ping-pong bok balls. minute to win it right here at 8:00. and james franco is nominated for an oscar for playing him in 127 hours. he's also hosting the oscar this is year. >> have you seen the movie? >> i haven't yet, but it's one of the ones i need to see this weekend. >> hey, lawrence. >> great stories for you tonight. let's start with the giants getting back one of their greats. not just hanging out with the team, he's actually instructing the team just a bit. and the as in phoenix came taking some batting practice. the woman throwing it, the first woman to ever throw batting practice, we'll show you all that and a whole bunch more coming up in sports. >>> and from sports to a look at the shark tank. it's usually pretty cold there, but it's going to get even colder outside the next two days. we'll talk about our potential for record breaking w d how ll ltuanw sd how long it willroti ack sd.un d. >>> the golden gate bridge has undergone a lot of maintenance in t

you notice around boulder creek, a mix of precipitation.rs. we have a winter weather advisory until 10:00 for the santa cruz mountains. most of the instability, the activity the chance of snow is to the south of the bay area. tonight, freezing cold again, east bay valleys and north bay valleys and look for numbers today just to be in the 40s for the most part. 49 in richmond. 50 in oakland. it will be a cool, raw afternoon but we'll see sunshine calling it partly cloudy 49 in morgan hill and 49 in watsonville and more showers headed our way. >> thanks so much. lisa. there is snowfall in some parts of the bay area. we'll have a live from the santa cruz mountains. the space shuttle discovery prepared to dock at the international space station, it [ alarm clock buzzing, indistinct conversations ] [ female announcer ] important events can sneak up on you. oh, i am not ready. can i have a couple weeks? you could be ready. you could lose 5 pounds in 2 weeks when you replace breakfast and lunch with a fru, ain, and yoplait light. betsy bets. you h

they're the berman-cotlers, from boulder, colorado. reporter: meet holly and marcia. and their 10-year-old twins, jared and seth. they may not be your typical family of four. two moms and two boys. but they are a modern family. ♪ >> we learn in our family kindness, love and friendship. >> did she just -- >> well, her first word was every gay father's worst nightmare. >> mommy. >> reporter: just like in the show this real-life gay family experiences different situations. like when the twins call up the stairs for their mom. >> when the wrong mom answers, when i yell mom, usually, i just like, other mom. >> one gives lots of candy. one doesn't. >> they know who to go for what. if they want something sweet, they come to me. >> reporter: this modern family took a long time to be created, through a series of long journeys. >> in our senior year in high school, i was a short order cook and marcia was a waitress. >> reporter: it began 30 years ago, in rhode island when marcia met frank. they dated as teenagers. when they hit their 20s, life t

in 2008, a skull, a human skull was found in the santa cruz mountains in the area of boulder creek. testing on that skull has determined it does belong to the woman, and her husband is now facing murder charges. santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen reactivated the cold case unit just this month specifically to solve old murder and rape cases. >> the everyone in our community including the perpetrators of these horrendous crimes should know that we're not giving up on solving them in the d.a.'s office and in fact we are going to solve them. >> reporter: 50-year-old husband will be arraigned in palo alto this afternoon. according to the district attorney's office police in sunnyvale brought this case to the attention of the cold case unit once they found out it was going to be reinstated this month. reporting live in san jose, i'm matt bigler for cbs 5. >> thank you, matt. >>> the time is 6:39. a new report accusing muni of being slow to fix numerous safety violations. >> and this morning, the mta chief joining us live onset. he is going to address what the agency is doing

first rescue team didn't get very far. 300 yards from here, the underground road was blocked by a boulderhe weight of the empire state building. were the 33 still alive? the odds were put at 2%. half a mile underground, victor zamora was repairing the roof of the mine when the force of the collapse plastered him against a wall. he stumbled to the shelter, where food was meant to be stored for just such an emergency. there was enough for a couple of picnics. how did you react to that? >> victor zamora ( translated ): we were so mad. there was almost nothing there. we couldn't believe that we were supposed to survive with so little. we were treated even worse than animals. it was shocking. >> simon: three days after the collapse, the rescue teams started sending probes down. trouble was, they had no idea where the miners were. all they had were sketches, which were outdated and inaccurate. but they kept on drilling, day and night. the noise was deafening. the miners would hear the probes come close, and then stop. it drove them crazy. but once, mechanic alex vega thought he heard salvation.

. >>> impressive pictures broke windows five miles away and sent boulders flying. this is the second eruption in weeks after being quiet for 52 years. the danger zone has widened since it first erupted last wednesday. no serious injuries have been reported. >>> if you're one of the people who watch the super bowl for commercials, we have a sneak peek at some of the ads you'll see this sunday. >> i wonder if he'll lose his hair. i wonder if he wants kids. i wonder if he's the one. >> pepsi is back. this is one of four ads from the company for pepsi max. >> now blow them out and all your wishes will come true. >> all your wishes? >> this is one of five doritos advertisements that will air on sunday. advertisers are paying about $3 million for 30 seconds of air time. and don't forget you can watch the big game with us here on ktvu channel 2. >>> physical education teachers will honor the memory of fitness guru jack lalanne by stretching and doing calisthenics today. the moment of movement is at 11:15 this morning. that's ahead of his memorial service in the hollywood

that volcano in southern japan has erupted again breaking windows five miles away and sending boulders flying. look at pictures. this is the second eruption in two weeks after sitting quiet for about 52 years. that danger zone around the volcano has now been widened since it first erupted last wednesday. but still no serious injuries are reported. >>> if you are one of those people who watches the super bowl for the commercials, we have a sneak peek at some of the ads you'll see this sunday. >> i wonder if he'll lose his hair? i wonder if he wants kids? i wonder if he's the one. >> pepsi is back after a one year high autist. this is one of four ads from the company for pepsi max. >> okay. now blow them out and all your wishes will come true. >> all your wishes. >> and this is one of five dorito ads that will air on sunday. advertisers are paying about $3 million for 30 seconds of air time. you can watch it right here on ktvu channel 2. >>> physical education teachers will honor the memory of fit guru jack lalanne by stretching and doing calisthenics today. the moment of movement is at

police found her skull in april of 2008 near boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains three years laterdit the new arrest in part to the santa clara district attorneys newly reestablished cold case unit. >>> it is 6:38 right now. look at that behind us, that's the golden gate bridge. a pretty soggy morning out there with the rain coming down. colder temperatures eventually will lead to snow. let's go to christina. >> just looking at marla tellez over on the 17, wow, it is coming down out there. take a look at this system. it is coming in with a ren vengeance. we are seeing the most rain right now. by noon the showers will taper off. take a look at what's coming in after that. the spotty clouds indicate cold air settling into the bay area all weekend long. you will need the heavy jacket with temperatures only ranging from the low to mid-40s. i'm talking about daytime highs. it will be chilly the next couple of days. chilly enough for snowflakes in san francisco. in fact, the national weather service has changed their forecast. they are now going 30% snow chance in the city of san francis

and then it's immediate proximity and accessibility to the other side of the boulder make it even more significant. so we have to make all of the proper arrangement for the afghan national security forces to be able to hold on to the pech valley in absence. i think the capability to resupply a unit by ground is not there, by air is not there. so we will still rely on special arrangement to be made with isaf for resupply, for air support, and fire support. if it was required. it will have a political implication also. if the pech valley results in the fall of the district, then i think it will have a lot of psychological impact and all is such the districts are falling. and moreover, whatever the importance that has been talk about insurgents coming from pakistan. and going back and forth. we have this discussed with other pakistani neighbors which they are claimed that. so giving them this opportunity to come and have a safe haven essentially is what matters on the question of -- i mean this realignment of forces. so i will say in addition to it's military significance, and the nature

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a saturated hill on highway 9 brought down some large boulders on to the road. and snow also made driving treacherous. >> tried to make a you turn and got stuck in the mud. >> this gave way here. so we're waiting for caltrans. >> it's wonderful. i've not been in snow in years. >> and that is the enthusiasm we got today. a downed tree a mile from where we are now only knocked out power to two customers so that is good news night falls here rain is coming down. if temperatures again become freezing, there is one problem that will be black ice. reporting live at vista point acb 7 news. >> and this storm slammed the north bay, hitting napa and sonoma particularly hard. snow in spots and flooding problems in others. >> this morning the storm moved through parts of the north bay. highway 29 between napa and lake counties saw its share of stuck cars in accidents. the snow fell heavy at times and forced the closure of the highway. crews worked quickly to keep the roads clear. this storm moved through people kept an eye on willow brook creek. >> we saw creeks driving up.

the latest blast was strong enough to break windows five miles away and send boulders nying.he volcano had been sitting quietly for 52 years until last wednesday. no serious injuries are reported. >>> the state of california may resort to selling hospital beds and medical equipment on ebay as a cost-saving measure. currently the state is spending almost $6 million a year to maintain and store medical equipment that's kept for use during a disaster. during a hearing last week, lawmakers discussed what to do with the supplies. we're now getting some new totals in what meg whitman and jerry brown spent on political campaigns. new reports show whit man spent $178.5 million on her campaign. $144 of it was her own money. jerry brown spent 4.6 million. >>> serb be airlines are friending facebook. the airlines will offer inflight internet access but only to facebook. it had be free. the internet users will have to pay if they want to go to other sites. >> the airlines are not the only one -- only ones picking up the tab for this. users can "like ford." >>> a new study shows red light

looks like santa cruz, danville, skyline, boulder creek. the heaviest rain is right there. here's sal with an update. >> right now traffic is going to be busy in san francisco. look at southbound 101, partially slow because of some flooding near cesar chavez. looks like we might have another incident. looking on the screen to see if i see anything that popped up. looks like paul avenue we have one of those storm drains that has flooded. if you're coming in to san francisco, give yourself plenty of time. driving all over the bay area is tough. ktvu's claudine wong is at another bad spot. >> reporter: this is the westbound 92 connector to southbound 880. as you can see, they made good work. the last time we checked in, they were bringing a pump. let me show you a picture of what it looked like. you can see the roadway was about halfway covered with water. it was slowing people down. this is a temporary on-ramp, so there's no drainage system, so they had to bring in a couple of different pumps. it is clear now. if you're coming through here it's a smooth right but there are pr

and then it's immediate proximity and accessibility to the other side of the boulder make it even more significant. so we have to make all of the proper arrangement for the afghan national security forces to be able to hold on to the pech valley in absence. i think the capability to resupply a unit by ground is not there, by air is not there. so we will still rely on special arrangement to be made with isaf for resupply, for air support, and fire support. if it was required. it will have a political implication also. if the pech valley results in the fall of the district, then i think it will have a lot of psychological impact and all is such the districts are falling. and moreover, whatever the importance that has been talk about insurgents coming from pakistan. and going back and forth. we have this discussed with other pakistani neighbors which they are claimed that. so giving them this opportunity to come and have a safe haven essentially is what matters on the question of -- i mean this realignment of forces. so i will say in addition to it's military significance, and the nature