. >> i can tell you this issue of bussing voters into new hampshire is widely known by anyone who worked in new hampshire politics. it is very rchl it's very serious. >> hold on a second. you just claimed again there was illegal voting in much in, people bussed in from the state of massachusetts. do you have evidence to back that up. >> george, go to new hampshire, talk to anybody who worked in politics there for a long time. everybody is aware of the problem in new hampshire. >> reporter: miller, repeatedly pressed for evidence offered none. >> if this is an issue that interests you then we can talk about it more in the future. >> reporter: after that exchange a veteran gop operative who worked for senator john mccain firing back on twitter. john weaver tweeting i know new hampshire as well as anyone, no voter fraud. buses easy to track. force them to prove it. they can't. from a former chairman of the republican new hampshire party, miller makes false magic bus claim. false, delusional, today miller repeating other claims the trump administration made before. >> you have people in two

. >> i can tell you this issue of bussing voters into new hampshire is wnown for anyone working in new hampshire it's real it's >> you claimed again there was illega voting in new hampshire. do you hce? >> george go to new hampshire, talk to anyone working politics there for a long everybody's aware of the problem >> if issualkeven? i >>op operative who worked forntwan it ca pr miller repeating other in two whore >> rep o vection sttest immigration b nats o in the agents conduct a series of raids aimed at rounding up people who are in hundreds of p across seven states but immigration officia inzest they are routine and targeted arrested under president obama. >>> south of the border 20,000 people marched to demand respect for their country and my grants here in the united states. the marchers protested plans for a wall and increased deportation of immigrants. >>> calm returned to greece's second largest city after the discovery of a 70-year-old unexploded bomb under a gas station. the american-made device forced evacuate yesterday. it was defused and moving to droppn nazi occupation of

what they're doing in place of that is shuttle bussing. they're operating that service between 69th street and 63rd street there as well. of course, it is in upper darby also. earlier parts of market street were shut down. that looks back open right here. now the transportation center is right in this general area. we have a closure. that's actually 69th street, but there's a bunch of roads in the area that are impacted, we west chester, pike, and victory avenue as well. >>> police were there investigating an accident involving a school bus and a car that was driven by a student. there were no serious injuries. >>> our temperatures continue to dip back down as people are getting back to work after the presidents day holiday. nbc10 camera in rocks borough this morning. krystal klei is here with the most accurate forecast in the area. >> we still have afternoon to climb. we are going to see 50s return to the board. th we're at 46 right now in philadelphia. 41 in our pennsylvania suburbs. lehigh valley low 40s. you see these live camera looks

. >> they will be bussed to nearby hope elementary school. they had a rodent and bed bug prob that he that shut savoy down. >> d.c. council passed animal welfare law inspired worth pit bull left outside in cold weather last month. it amend a law that mandates protection from the weather for animals housed houdz outside to ensure the space protect the animals. it requires the shelter raised off the ground and heat retaining material and provide cover from the wind. >> all right. we don't need any cover this morning. it's georgous out. there things are changing. perhaps cover nearby. >> you're absolutely -- it's unbelievable we're starting in the 60s and snow coming as early as morning commute tomorrow morning. kind of up and down forecast today. 60 to start your day in washington. annapolis at 65. baltimore 6. dulles mannasas 6 fredericksburg and 63. it's warm to start the day and erin como mentioned earlier she didn't need the jacket as she headed out the door in morning. satellite and radar clouds and areas of spotty showers or spotty drizzl

. >> savoy elementary students will be bussed to a new temporary school in southeast washington. justin is live outside of the new school with a look at what's planned today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. their first day back to school in two days and given the distance between savoy and their new school ferebee hope here, d.c. public schools will bus their students to and from both campuses for as long as needed. that first bus to leave this morning just before 8:00 in the morning. taking you now to video here, this all comes after school officials found the school did have a bedbug and rodent infestation. savoy dad showed us what he believes to be bedbug bites on her daughter's arm. classrooms and throwing out soft items where bedbugs could hide. savoy must still clear health department impression and the hope is they will return to the old school by the end of the month. back out live again, that first bus due to leave savoy at 7:50 and arrive here. seven buses will leave here this morning and staggered dismissal will begin at 3:00 for pickup at savoy. there are thr

owner jeanie buss have both been relieved of their duties.-time nba champions have missed the playoffs each of the last three years. magic...has won 5-of those titles and the hope is he puts them in contention once again. he said they're not going to return to the top by looking back at the good old days. the lakers are expected to announce agent rob pelinka as their next general manager. apparently, he was their 2nd- choice behind warriors gm bob myers.according to one report he was the lakers top target but they chose not to pursue him once he signed a new deal with golden state.pelinka who was an agent is highly recommended by his client kobe bryant... so don't be surprised if kobe has a role on the lakers new administration as well. turning to giants spring training johnny cueto has not arrived in scottsdale as he has stayed in his native dominican republic to tend to his ailing father but he will evidently arrive for spring training very sooncueto contacted manager bruce bochy and other giants staff via "facetime" to hammer out a schedul

as longtime general manager mitch kupchak and executve vp of basketball ops jim buss brother of teamoth been relieved of their duties.the 16-time nba champions have missed the playoffs each of the last three years. magic...has won 5-of those titles and the hope is he puts them in contention once again.he said they're not going to return to the top by looking back at the good old days. the lakers are expected to announce agent rob pelinka as their next general manager. apparently, he was their 2nd- choice behind warriors gm bob myers.according to one report he was the lakers top target but they chose not to pursue him once he signed a new deal with golden state.pelinka who was an agent is highly recommended by his client kobe bryant... so don't be kobe has a role on the administration as well. former stanford all-american candice wiggins called her experience of playing in the wnba "toxic" and said she was bullied and treated poorly by other players for being a heterosexual woman and being vocal about being straight in a league she claims is 98- percent gayin an interview with a san d

steven miller had been doubling down on their unsubstantiated claim that thousands of people were bussedmassachusetts to new hampshire on election day. has the white house provided any evidence yet on any of these unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud? >> reporter: no, they haven't. ever since they have made that claim, throwing the popular vote to hillary clinton, the white house to this date, to this hour has not provided any evidence of this. they continue to point to a study from the pugh research centers that perhaps people are register in multiple states. you heard steven miller, the white house policy director say on abc yesterday what president trump said last week privately to senators, that people were being bussed into new hampshire from massachusetts to vote illegally. anderson, not only is the new hampshire governor saying this is not true. politifact gave steven miller a "pants on fire" for that. we did speak to an official earlier today who said that the white house has no evidence of this. >> the thing they keep pointing to about people on multiple, registered in multiple

we've seen their manuals, we know they're bussing people in. the left is really protesting the election and the man that americans elected in that election. it's very much -- very different than the tea pear where they were protesting policies. they were protesting bailouts and dodd-frank and excessive spending and debt. i think this is just mostly just an organized astro turf type of protest. >> so let's -- it is organized, right, but senator tom cotton, fork, worked with one of the groups organizing it to make sure he put on this town hall. he said to his constituents, sure, you may be organized but it doesn't mean you're still not voters in his state. is he wrong? >> certainly all these concerns will be listened to but many of these protesters are bussed in from out of state. we can't quantify that but many have spoken of it. we need to listen to the concern. but the evidence is that they're trying to disrupt these meetings rather than actually contribute and convince a congressman or a senator to carry out their ideas. >> you heard some of

you just claimed again there was illegal voting in new hampshire, people bussed in from the state ofmassachusetts. do you have evidence to back that up? >> george, go to new hampshire, talked to anybody who's worked in politics there for a long time. everybody is aware of the problem in new hampshire with respect too -- >> i'm asking you as the white house -- hold on a second. i'm asking you as the white house senior policy adviser. the president made a statement saying they was victim of voter fraud. >> and the president -- >> by the people of massachusetts and new hampshire. >> and the president was do. >> do you have evidence? >> if this is an issue that interests you we can talk about it more in the future. we have a department of justice and we'll be looking at this very seriously and very hard. . . >>> president trump toured the national museum of african-american history and culture in washington, d.c. this morning, taking in several exhibits about slavery and one exhibit on his hud nominee and touring companion ben carson. he also reflected on the history of race relations wi

. >>> those tech shuttle bussed in san francisco now have more places to pick up riders. this afternoon, the metropolitan transportation board of advisers voted to permanently allow them to pick up riders at muni stops. it doubles fines for buses that drive on residential streets considered off limits, also increases gps monitoring of the tech shuttles. the buses sparked major protests from some san francisco residents who blame them for rising rents. >>> well, dan ashley isn't here tonight because he's taking part in a special event to honor an iconic journalist. dan will sit down with longtime abc news anchor and reporter bob woodruff. san jose state has awarded him the 2017 john steinbeck award, which he called an incredible honor. >> he's a man who's a hero for everybody that's in love with literature. and so, it's a man that i've known on these pieces of paper for all these years. the thought that i would get an award in his name, in his honor, would be the greatest gift i think i would have ever have gotten. >> tickets are still available for $20 or $10 for students

. >> they'll be bussed to nearby building as officials work to exterminate the beg bud problem. "fox5" annie yu is live with the latest development. good morning. >> good morning, steve, allison and good morning everybody. savoy students until further notice will be bussed to ferebee elementary school three miles from here and look behind me we have 7 or buses here lined up ang lot the road the main entrance here and there's signs posted outside the building letting parents know and we understand many parents were informed by phone or text and even facebook. they have a combination of motor coaches and school buses out here and buses leaving 7:50 this morning. ferebee is nearby and served adds rec center since it closed due to loewen rolement and school district says it's safe and ready for students however they are asking parents to keep this in mind. students have to drink only bottled water while classes resume a building has been tested and they'll they don't want students driving the water it is safe for hand washing and so on and bussing children from savoy to ferebee will

they are being bussed around to go different town halls to disrupt them so it's going to be gift for's an organized effort to make it hard for trump and the republican congress to be successful. >> 12 minutes later president trump taking to twitter and tweeting angry crowds are planned out by liberal a activists, sad. >> tim, to you, your thoughts on this. is this some plan by liberal activists or citizens speaking to their representative. >> if people are willing to take the time to organize and then come to the event, that's sign of passion about what they are doing. the distinction is are they there to ask question and put congressman on the spot or there to shout them down. the answer starting to coming and they start yelling them down. >> i think it's good that the citizens show up and confront their politicians and the politicians have a sense of how passionate they have on how much these things matter to them. >> jim talk about these people are paid and bussed in. i heard the same thing about the tea party. liberals were saying the same thing of the blah blah blah. i think we

they do have a lot of people that are bussed sbo that state.thousands illegal voters, you have to back that up with substantial evidence moving forward. otherwise people are going to start look iing at this issue a saying, i just don't trust the white house on it. they need to back it up if they have this evidence. they need to do it very soon. >> the president spent the weekend. with the prime minister of japan. it could have been the perfect opportunity to step away from these claims to move on to other things yet they doubled down. it doesn't seem like an accident. is this their u strategy? >> there's only two options. either trump is delusional and really believes that 3 million illegal immigrants voted for clinton and then did the bowling green massacre and took a bus to chicago and kill ed two people during president obama's farewell address, all of which are alternative facts. or he's a pathological liar. he's seen as an insecure fickle man seems obsessed with sizes. . the size of his fingers, his hands, the crowd size, favorability rati

enforcement agencies, evacuated all the men and women, incarcerated men and women sunday evening, and bussed them reportedly without incident. butte county sent extra deputies to help process all the people in the system. one reason it was chosen, it can handle the extra crowd. the jailhouse has only 2,500 inmates. this is the fifth largest jail in the country, according to the sheriff's office websites. >> we have to make sure all the qualifications are met so gang members don't get housed together and all of those things. we have males and females that are down here. so you have to kaoaccommodate f those things we do in our own jail but now for butte county. >> since the governor declared a state of emergency, there may be a chance they could recoup some of the money spent to house the aoe yevacuee evacuees. bob redell, today in the bay. >> bob retell, thank you so much. our investigative unit has unrecovered records from the state and federal agencies were warned a problem could develop around the oroville spillway years ago. click on the top link in the upper left-hand corner of the page

watch again as a buss in bangkok just plows right through them.he bus was apparently changing lanes and just not only runs into the woman but then you see the man riding behind her is brushed aside by the bus, as well. the bus never even slows down. amazingly, the woman apparently was not seriously hurt nor the other two motor bike riders who were also knocked over. >> but did the bus make its next stop on time? >> we'll put our investigative unit on that be. >> it seems as if that was the important thing for driver there in bangkok. >>> in the north dakota, pipeline plo test issues remain overnight despite at order to leave. >> others left but set fire to parts of their camp. we're hearing more from tribe member who's say they're fighting not just for clean water but for respect. here's byron pitts. >> reporter: protests have lasted nearly a year, intense and soms heated clashes with authorities all to prevent a pipeline from being built next to the sue tribe sacred land which they say could also pollute their source of drinking water. for months

he was talking about how thousands of people were bussed from massachusetts to new hampshire to vote illegally in that state, a state that he lost. these are unsubstantiated, unfounded claims. must make clear. altogether additional new claims to the ones he made i don't know how many days ago it was now, talked about three to five million illegal votes costing him the popular voechlt continues to discuss these issues of so-called voter fraud he's claiming that there's absolutely no proof for. don. >> thank you all. what can you say? i appreciate it. come back, the handshake that went on and on and on. and on. >> [ inaudible ]. >> all right thank you. >> thank everybody. adios, honey, hasta la vista, baby. (sing-songy) fat guy in a little coat. that rug really tied the room together. any questions? bueller? bueller? that's the unlimited effect. stream your entertainment and more with unlimited data when you switch to at&t wireless and have directv. plus, get the amazing new iphone 7 on us. >>> the president tonight hinting he may issue a new executive order on travel to the u.s. and a

once they got on dryland they were decontaminated and then bussed off. all told, 500 households were evacuated along with the county benefit assistance center on needle drive which included 300 county workers. no telling when they're going to have this area open up. looks like it is going to be at least a couple of days. live in east san jose, kiet do. >>> chopper five caught these horses stuck in the flood waters. this is at a ranch south of kelley park. no word on when or how they will be rescued. >>> here are the evacuation centers open now. the mayfair community center as well as james lick high school. let me give you a live look from james lick high. people will be sleeping here. in the past hour we have heard about volunteers showing one food, even toys for the kids. san jose's mayor also stopped by to check on that situation. >> the coyote creek has flooded a major traffic artery in the south bay. rate now a stretch of highway 101 is shut down in morgan hit. all northbound lanes between cochran and bailey roads are closed until tomorrow night. kp

they're bussed to a new location to continue studied. thankfully they don't have to go far. annie yu joins with the latest good morning. >> reporter: good morning,al en son, that's right parents were informed by phone, text and facebook that the change would be take place plague starting today if you look behind me on signs front door of the main families starting today students will be bussed from savoy to ferebee three miles from here and we see several puss starting to lineup down the street bus will pick up students 7:25. ferbee served as a rec center and they are ready for students to arrive today. the only thing parents need to keep in mind is that students will have to drink only potled water while classes resume because the water inside the building was tested to make sure it's safe to consume and until they get results later this week they want students to drink only potled water. meanwhile the cleaning process at savoy continue. we've been out coughing this for a few week now. we know pest control has been out regularly treating the ground to get rid of remaining b

she also fired her brother, jim buss, from that same position.agic was drafted by the lakers in 1979 and led the team to five nba titles. he was part owner of the lakers for several years, and part of the investment group that bought the dodgers in 2012. >>> still to come, we have all the top stories and a round up of the global market action. plus top trending stories, including why undecided voter ken bone is going viral again. '. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you don't. you partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortune 500, and, can deliver insight person to person, on what matters to you. morgan stanley. >>> the fed in focus. investors await the minutes from the latest fomc meeting. >>> and three things to watch when tesla reports quarterly results today. >>> and apple's avatar is the tech giant's latest patent piggybacking off the emoji. that trending story coming up on february 22, 2017, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc.

>> look, there's some reporting by "the washington post" that there are people being bussed around by super pac. blets very, very clear. if george soros is funding this, he's richer than any of us can imagine. it's evidently nonsense and you just don't see the kind of intensity that we're seeing all around the country by some sort of grass tops effort. >> even if these folks were being bussed in, that's not the same as saying these are paid agitat agitators. are you kind of dismissing them at running the risk at what the democrats did with the tea party with obamacare. >> the political party has always been more organized on the ground than republicans in the country. you're seeing a lot of krumt right now successfully. there are a lot of demonstrations. the left will punch itself out if they guess and chase every shiny object the president puts in its way. the average america will just shut them out. >> i'd like you to weigh in on this. as a democratic strategist have you gotten a sense about who may be behind this? >> it is. organizing citizens who are organizing their fellow citize

people bussed in from massachusetts. do you have evidence to back that up? >> george, go to anybody in new hampshire. everybody is aware of the problem in new hampshire. >> i'm asking you as white house senior policy adviser. the president made a statement he was the victim of voter fraud. >> and the president was -- >> do you have any evidence? >> if this is an issue that interests you, we can talk about it more in the future. >> no evidence of it there. there hasn't been -- i suppose what is interesting to me is this is the third or fourth go around of this since the president has been sworn in. clearly it is a choice to keep on going on tv and saying these things. >> it is a choice. i think what the president's team is realizing what some of the supporters, it doesn't matter he is not presenting evidence. they are staying on his team and looking at the situation the way he would like them to look at it. the problem is this is a significant charge. you can't go ask anyone in new hampshire and get this response. quite a few critics in new hampshire that no

theoretically they could have bussed those people.proof of your age, citizenship and domicile. you have to show proof that you live in the state of new hampshire. this whole thing on the face of it doesn't add up. >> and the only evidence that people have come forward with when asked about it goes to an entirely different problem. when is irregularities in the voter registration database. everyone knows about that. people high up in the administration and the president's own family, it has been reported they are registered in several different states. i don't think anyone thinks those people are guilty of voter fraud because they happen to be registered in more than one state. these are problems with the database that need to be fixed. the real problem is, these kinds of allegations of massive voter fraud have been used in the past to enact restrictions that are preventing thousands of legitimate citizens from exercising their right to vote. that is the real fraud we should be worried about. >> they are not aware of any evidence that

. >> at some point the weight of the school buss that go by here every day are going to have a problem. >> reporter: the best of times and the worst of them in a tale of two communities. the best because they could have been worst. and the worst because after today, we wonder what comes next. >> is this over? >> this is not over. >> sadly, he's probably night right. >>> teachers were rescued from the clubhouse of the golf course. they were eating lunch and water surrounded them. >> this is unbelievable. this is castro valley. we kept watching it rise and rise. we went out and took pictures because it didn't sound like a little storm. it sounded like a river. >> one man who has lived in castro valley for 60 years says he has never seen the creek like this. >>> now, your accuweather forecast. >> that's one memorable storm. we're going to see a rerun of this we saw this morning on thursday. live doppler 7 is lit up. we have light to moderate showers. let me take you into street-level radar. we are seeing some pockets of downpours here. as we head into parts of the san ramon valley, you're

changes septa is making to accommodate more riders, and today septa changed two -- also route 44 bussesill begin making extra night trips. >>> today's weather was more than what we're -- more of what we're used to in february, but it seemed like a shock to the system for these runners along kelly drive after a few really warm days. >> it's cold. and windy. i think it's -- if it weren't so windy it wouldn't be as bad. the wind just rips right through you, i mean i have two shirts on and i'm still cold. >> confusing, you don't know if you go out with shorts or a coat. >> she's really positive. i like that attitude, because it was a lot chillier today. owed we saw 70s today, 40s. major difference behind that cold front. a live look outside philadelphia we're seeing thinner clouds. right now 42 degrees in philadelphia. and westerlies at a miles an hour. we're seeing some moderate breezes right now in coatesville. philadelphia 16 and tom's river, nine-mile-per-hour. so again, it's not a bad situation, because at least we're starting to see the winds shift westerly and then southerly by tomor

ellen weintrach asked for the president to show his information. >> the issue of bussing voters intoew hampshire is widely known by anyone who worked in new hampshire politics, it is very real, it is very serious. this morning on this show is not the venue to lay out all the evidence, but i can tell you this, voter fraud is a serious problem in this country. >> you have provided absolutely no evidence. the president has made a statement. >> the white house showed lots of evidence. dead people are voting, non-citizens being registered to vote, george, it's a fact, and you will not deny it that there are massive numbers of non-citizens in this country who are registered to vote. that is a scandal. we should stop the presses. and as a country, we should be aghast at the fact that you have people of no right to vote in this country, registered to vote, canceling out the franchise of lawful citizens of this country. that's the story we should be talking about. and i'm prepared to go on any show, anywhere, any time and repeat it to say the president of the united states is correct 100%. >>

team president and co-owner jeanne buss fired manager mitch kupchak and fired her brother jim buss, promoting magic johnson to president of basketball relations. laker legend, won five nba tiemts on the court. recently named as a quote unquote adviser to the team before they bumped him up. sports agent rob polinca expected to become gm. following in the footsteps of bob myers. they wanted myers originally in l.a. failing to land demarcus cousins when the lakers could have pulled the trigger why on the deal, that may have been the last straw over the weekend. lakers did make a deal today, magic did, trading sixth man of the year candidate lou williams to the rockets for corey brewer and a first-round pick. >>> college hoops tonight 11th ranked kentucky taking on missouri. tigers came in with a record of only 7-19. ready to play, though, jordan barnett with a block and he's going the other way. throwing it down. he had 13. now, the tigers were in it for a while. wildcats freshman adris adrise adabayo. his nickname is bam. kentucky wins it 72-62, improving to 23-5. >>> the a's haven't had a lot

students will be bussed from savoy to they are bihope elementary about three milesee m away.n when savoy willill properly cleaned and ready reopen. we have an update on a missing fairfax county teen and her five month old baby. police now believe they may be with the baby's father, jose castile rivas. police release a picture of him today. they are still concerned aboutcc contact linda and her son's safety. they say rivas has gang ties. police want to hear from you ifu you know where she and her son are.so > a cripple until cas nova who has conned women through online dating apps has dubed women around the county. tonight we're learning a criminal investigation has beenn opened against trevor devon tre thorton in howard county. a victim claimed he tried to dut her as well.as that investigation was launched last month.mont > and no shortage of things tos talk about in the weather center. first of all we'll have much we more on that winter storm watchm that has been issued for northern maryland, other than mr west maryland. on theseto touchyl incredible high temperatures today,

. >> and a decision is in on whether controversial tech busses will get a permanent fixture on bay area roads. >>> good morning, and welcome back to kpix morning news. please direct your attention toward your tv screen because i'm going to take you for a free ride. sunny skies today but cool along the coast in the low 50s. mid-50s will be coming from san mateo so east palo alto and wood side and atherton. politic similar conditions east of the bay with high temperatures in the mid-50s when we should be in the low 60s but hey, that's okay. no rain in the forecast. dry skies around vallejo through antioch. pet loomas 54 degrees we will have a blustery wind in stinson beach at 20 miles per hour but breezy and cool and sunny at larkspur. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on cbs this morning. gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning, gail. >> hello, michelle. my bell. do you know that song? >> i do from the beatles, of course. >> i'll bet no one's ever said that to you before. i'm so original. michelle, it's very good to see you. the secretary of state and homeland

. >> i can tell you that this issue of bussing voters into new hampshire is widely known by anyone's who's worked in new hampshire politics. it's very real, very serious. >> reporter: there's no evidence of widespread voter fraud in new hampshire, and miller didn't provide any to support his claim. now, this is the day when the white house had hoped to be focused on diplomacy. president trump welcomed his third world leader here, canadian prime minister justin trudeau. but instead, the questions are still swirling about what is going to happen to trump's top national security advisor, general flynn. he did not address that in a press conference today with trudeau. jake. >> president trump is also facing criticism on how he handled the serious international test while he was enjoying dinner with japan's prime minister, where he learned that north korea had launched its first ballistic missile, turning mar-a-lago into a meeting. michelle, is there anybody at the white house or the state department acknowledging that in retrospect they should have stood up and gone to a private room to

will be shuttle bussing passengers during the peak hours. watch for more delays this morning.for you. >>> see you then. breaking overnight. flames ripped through three homes in kensington. seen on

for a breakdown of where the busses will be and how your commute could be impacted, log on to nbc 7.com. >>> a group of crows have left the city covered in droppings. drew, people are worried about a public health issue now? >> reporter: that's because this animal waste is all over the place, whether it's on the sidewalk or over on these park benches. these crows have been flying above us all night here, they live in these trees here. we're actually worried about getting hit in the head with some of his droppings. these workers who work in this building are worried about tracking all this waste into the food area and into the workplace. >> this is the largest poop pile i have seen here. >> reporter: it's the bus stop, the sidewalk or even works of art, few places have escaped being covered by the birds. >> it's quite repulsive. >> reporter: scott miller says this unusually large amount of birds arrived in the fall. after decades in the city, he's never seen anything like it. >> they just keep coming and coming, a larger number every day. >> reporter: the city and state are involved to t

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. >> one by one mourners boarded busses to remember slain correction's officer lieutenant steven floyd the officers and stuff, the sacrifice he made. >> floyd, a 47-year-old father and grandfather was killed in a standoff and hoe hostage situatn last week at the correction's center near smyrna. it has left correction correctis employees shaken. >> we are there to do what we have to do. >> correction's officers came for the viewing and funeral. 100 gathered at the delaware bridge and traveled together to honor floyd. >> i can feel what he was going through. folks that worked with floyd called him a dedicated officer that shouldn't have lost his life. >> it's sad. there was an imbalance somewhere. hopefully, it will be fixed now. sometimes it takes a tragedy such as this for people to wake up. >> i want justice. i do. it's a shame it happened. i hope it gets better. >> university officials say the gym where the funeral was held was filled to capacity and thousands more came to pay their respects over the past two days. trish hartman, channel6 "action news." >> the cabela's at the mall he

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. >> at some point the weight of the school buss that go by here every day are going to have a problem>> reporter: the best of times and the worst of them in a tale of two communities. the best because they could have been worst. and the worst because after today, we wonder what comes next. >> is this over? >> this is not over. >> sadly, he's probably night right. >>> teachers were rescued from the clubhouse of the golf course. they were eating lunch and water surrounded them. >> this is unbelievable. this is castro valley. we kept watching it rise and rise. we went out and took pictures because it didn't sound like a little storm. it sounded like a river. >> one man who has lived in castro valley for 60 years says he has never seen the creek like this. >>> now, your accuweather forecast. >> that's one memorable storm. we're going to see a rerun of this we saw this morning on thursday. live doppler 7 is lit up. we have light to moderate showers. let me take you into street-level radar. we are seeing some pockets of downpours here. as we head into parts of the san ramon valley, you're s