>> chris rushed to meet darla at the foot of the canyon. police had blocked off the phone that led to kay and darla's house. now darla and chris thought exactly the same thing. >> kay probably shot someone. >>> coming up, it turned out kay never got the chance. >> are you sure your dad's cold to the touch? >> roger mortensen makes an agonizing discovery and stumbles directly into a murder scene. >> after we were tied up, they said that, well, i'm sorry, but you've seen our faces, we're going to have to kill you now. >> when "mystery in payson canyon" continues. i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! [wood rolling] alexios, add toilet paper to the shopping list. [chiseling on stone] oh, and camel milk. and a chicken. and moisturizer. alexa

before you went to the grand canyon and then on to california. keep in mind, there were big deals being made in amarillo. you are talking about somebody buying beef that's going to be feeding tens of thousands of people in the upper midwest. those guys doing that are wealthy. they are not going to take her -- take a room like this. they are going to step into a suite. this would have been a suite. it connected these two rooms. plus a huge walk-in clause it. -- closet. at the time, there was not really much of a downtown amarillo. you could see all of amarillo to the east. we want to keep our history. it is an important art of who we -- an important part of who we are. we envision redeveloping the spot back to its original look. we could have a bed-and-breakfast in the harvey hotel. not only are we talking trains, but we are tied to route 66. we still get a lot of that traffic coming through amarillo. the depot is one of the key features, people want to see it when they drive it. it is such an important part of the history of not only amarillo, bu

home and we can zoom in on the radar and show you coverage out there closer to vallejo, american canyon around cordellius and portions of the bay area and we have scattered rain approaching the south bay and even around san francisco so it's not raining in your neighborhood, we have showers nearby. we have to keep the chance in the forecast throughout the day. current numbers mainly in the lower to low to mid 50s and that's just about it for afternoon highs and cool down is here and take a look at forecast model and we're not completely drenched all afternoon. we have sunshine and mostly cloudy skies and still the possibility of popup shower taking this into your wednesday, wednesday morning we could have sunshine and clouds and a shower and cold enough we'll have snow levels down to around 3,000 feet here in the bay area and tomorrow with the sunshine, that could lead to a better chance of isolated thunderstorms. forecast highs this afternoon mainly in the 50s, around 57 to 58 and 59 degrees and look ahead to five day forecast and we head towards thursday and friday and a sun cloud mix

, this comes as hundreds out of the canyon in the hollywood hills over the weekend, several parks and trails in la county have already closed due to massive crowds. hikers say they are okay with the closure and have found other ways to exercise. >> what else do i do? i walked up the hill to get here, no, social distancing, that is the big key. >> runyon canyon will be closed indefinitely. rangers will patrol the area and if they do not cooperate, they will be cited.>>> keeping kids active. after the break, how one gym this burger's delicious! let's make it more delicious! ♪ menutaur put an extra patty on that! bam! woah! uh-uhhh! my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering chevy owners complimentary onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. if you need a new chevy, interest-free financing for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and

northeast, so right now sears point, highway 37, big ben t should be moving towards napa and american canyon. nor showers, novato, marin wood, westward through san mateo, 280. wet from montera. more showers offshore will continue with that west to east trajectory. today we have the showers, scattered downpours throughout the first half of the day, a quarter to a third of an inch. we're at 54 right now, mild degrees in oakland. 50 in san jose. throughout the day we'll get brighter, we will dry out but to start out through about 1:00 we have the scattered showers, and maybe some heavier downpours at times. near 60 in our warmest locations. liz? >> we'll begin with the rapid spread of covid-19 in the bay area. never night the bay area topping at least 1,800 cases. 46 deaths across the region. almost every bay area county confirmed new cases yesterday. santa clara county recorded five deaths in a 24-hour span, that is the most in a single day since this outbreak started. we are also keeping an eye on cases for viewers in northern neighboring mendocino and lake counties. mendocino reported its th

[crowd ] >> a lot of canyons use public transport to get around.ice providers are taking no chances. this is one of the busiest bus stations in the roby -- in nairobi city center. for -- aree are not not enough for each and everyone. , alongside adopted asking are conductors to make ventilated,es are opening the bus doors and windows. put inay, the government new restrictions after two more cases of coronavirus were confirmed again the total to three. the president addressed the nation, announcing the indefinite closure of schools and universities along with the barring of all visitors from coronavirus affected nations and asking cannons to avoid using cash among other measures. -- asking people of kenya to avoid using cash, among other measures. >> government, businesses and companies are encouraged to allow employees to work from home. nyans relyyons -- ke on casual labor for their daily income and do not have medical insurance but they woke up to these headlines and are afraid things would get worse. are preparing for potential lockdown if the d

blue canyon's had a little bit and the forecast does call for 4" to 10".ter weather advisory is out there until tomorrow. possible thundershowers and a pattern that's quite chilly for us. and a weak system on saturday, you guys. >> okay. steve. thank you. >>> time is 6:41. people month work at grocery stores, they're at risk of the spread of the coronavirus. we'll tell you what safeway is doing to increase safety for its employees. >> we have new information this morning about the summer olympic games in japan and whether or not they could be postponed. >> first, we'll check in with gasia mikaelian. >> good morning, to the two of you. when i join you in the studio thousands of san francisco health workers are putting a ring on it. it can actually predict if they're infected with covid-19. then, we're going to be talking live with oakland mayor mayor mayorlibby schaaf. we'll also talk about her dhois for an interim police chief. stay with us. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 >>> our time is 6:44. the city of oakland has a new scomberim police chief. oaklan

tahoe's 34 degrees and some light snow has made it up to blue canyon. there's a winter advisory starting at 11:00 tomorrow. so kind of a raw day for us here in mid march. mostly cloudy, showers. possible thundershowers. not very warm. we'll keep that going into thursday, we'll get a break friday and another system will move in. >> all right; steve. thank you. >>> time is now 4:51. world health officials really the virus is accelerating. >> still ahead for you... how countries around the world are increasing the efforts to further encourage and in some cases enforce social distancing. >> plus, we'll tell you how two brothers spend their time during the pandemic helping people who can't get out and can't leave. >> but first, recreating the magic of disney. we'll show you what one family did when their trip to disneyland had to be cancelled. ♪ more than ever, your home is your sanctuary. that's why lincoln offers complimentary pickup and delivery servicing. we'll pick up your vehicle and leave you with a lincoln loaner and the peace of mind that helps you

we are so appreciative of what they do, they are our heroes. >> besides the canyon, sites are also set up in napa and other places. >>> san jose state is closing the student union for the next week through spring break after a second person on campus is diagnosed with covid-19. this university employee is now recovering at home. since this person was in the student union this week, that area has been shut down effective immediately. for extra cleaning and sanitizing we are told. the school is reaching out to those who came in contact with this person. san jose state first confirmed case recurred earlier last week, and as a result, instructions are only given online right now.>>> the free corona virus testing center in hayward is changing its criteria, and tightening it up for who can receive a test. when the site first open on monday, the tester being given out to people who are not visibly sick. they were over the age of 65, pregnant, or recently pregnant, or homeless. now they want to make sure they get those test only two people that had symptoms of covid-19. the testing center in h

american canyon area and vallejo involved.we have the golden gate bridge covered as well as that area in south toledo. san francisco over toward sunset district, ocean beach, daly city, half moon bay all reporting some light rain. along the peninsula we have san mateo and just approaching the san mateo bridge into our south bay, morgan hill and gilroy along highway 1. snow levels write about 3500 feet this morning. we have a little bit of rain and rain-snow mix over areas of mt. hamilton into the sierra where we have a lot of snow that continues to fall. an advisory continues for folks that are thinking about heading out. be prepared for that winter travel. winter storm warnings for 50, 80, and the highways near and around the tahoe area. when i come back, i will have a look at the rainfall amounts expected for the next 24 hours and when this system will move out. >>> coming up, the white house is severely restricting travel to europe including the uk and ireland. how health screenings are becoming part of the customs process

there's snow toward blue canyon, look at the current satellite. mostly cloudy skies and the windses are a factor. observations in san francisco, gusting to 28 miles an hour and more reports toward fairfield. the strong wind gusting to 44 miles an hour. numbers in the 40s to low 50s. partly to mostly cloudy skies. we'll let you know if there's any rain hope. >>> a peace deal with the taliban. the historic agreement to withdraw troops. >> fire in a home with several people inside. the deadly results. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. officially hitting the us.virus man: the markets are plunging for a second straight day.

which is a little bit closer to american canyon than napa.re's a little bit of this that will drift off to the east. you can see the haze and fog starting to set up over san francisco from sutro tower. as you head out, temperatures around 50. we'll be mild compared to average, at the coast, 50s today, 6 4 to4 to 68 for the ba inland neighborhoods. no record highs today. a better chance of rain on saturday coming up. hi, jobina. >>> checking out our map here. we have those same two slow spots, a third one along 680. nothing too serious out there. a great start to our thursday morning commute. a live look for you showing you the san mateo bridge, a few brake lights as people make their way towards the peninsula this morning. in the east bay here, a live look showing you our 880 at the coliseum camera in oakland. headlights are moving south. >> this morning, testing kits are on their way to a cruise ship bound for san francisco to figure out if passengers are infected with coronavirus. it comes after a man died from the virus in placer county. a

you go out to the canyon, you find out what she saw and did. maybe i fell into that myth. also wanted to get a little bit more historical accuracy. abel would always say, o'keefe did this or that. i wanted to know from her what she said. that's what i have so much fun discovering. sometimes, artists don't write. we don't what they thought and said. o'keefe wrote prolifically but privately. if you want to know what she said, she said it. in her own words, in her handwriting. i was interested in going back to the source. i think that that digging to hear her voice was something i was really interested in. this letter book can teach us so much more about this artist and how profound and interesting and creative and spunky and a strong woman and all of those things. they can teach us about o'keefe. it can teach is about so many other things that she was no observer about. she was a constant observer about somebody different things. as an heart historian, i want people to take away the art historical aspects of it. also as a historian and someone who has discovered that this pl

next 15 minutes blowing proud as they advanced saving a cross but that's little consolation for one canyon family who want the jet made at sea compensate for the loss of a son's life the way he used to help us all alan hopes one him that we looked up to him because when we told him all of the problems he was. was quick to send someone you didn't want to see his parents. and judgment day is nearing the ugandan warlord where. your company today. crashed killing all 157 people on board the plane was heading to nairobi from when it plunged into the ground minutes. investigations have revealed a problem with the boeing 737. triggered an automated system which pushed the nose of the plane down the pilots try to override the system but could. something. off the victims want to compensate them for the loss of their loved ones news correspondent. and one of those families in kenya. it's a year later but this for me is still a morning bella mohammad was in his way back home he was on the ill fated you tube the minutes flight that crashed shortly after takeoff in addis ababa this is the last 40 he se

the next 15 minutes bowing crowded they advanced sailing off but that's little consolation for one canyon family who want the jet make that compensate them for their loss son's life the way he used to help us all our hopes were in him that we looked up to him because when we told him all our problems he was always quick to send us some money he didn't want to see his parents. and judgment day for the ugandan warlord dominique. closing statements in his trial that the i.c.c. began today. under welcome to his african company today marks one. airlines flight 3 o 2 crashed killing all 157 people on board the plane was heading to nairobi from ideas about when it plunged into the ground just 6 minutes. investigations have revealed a problem with the boeing 737 max. triggered an automated system which repeatedly push the nose of the plane down the pilots tried to override the system but couldn't some families off the victims want boeing to compensate them for the loss of their loved ones steve news correspondent. made one of those families in kenya. it's a year later but this family still mourni

the canyon mom caroline song and find out how she managed to turn her life around the taking a job. and lessons of that is i think the most important lesson.

. >>> glacier national park in montana and well as archers and canyon in utah are the latest nationals. this fall is mounting pressure over some over covid-19. yosemite, yellowstone and other national parks saw a surgeon visitors recently as schools and businesses closed down. right now grand canyon national park in arizona remains open despite requests from people to have a close. >>> here in the bay area a spot close to home for getting her exercise after a new wave of state parks and beach closures. sara zendehnam reports the latest effort to slow the spread of the virus. >> reporter: barriers and caution take at area parks and beaches. it is an effort to keep crowds array and slow the spread of coronavirus. major beach and park closures were announced for this weekend in san francisco, marin, san mateo and sonoma counties and also the east bay. in addition, those counties every other bay area counties have loose rules in place to practice social distancing at there beaches. 2 people dying all over the united states and everyone needs to do their part. >> reporter: last weekend, sa

but that's little consolation for one canyon family who want the jet make that compensate them for the loss of their son's life the way he used to help us all our hopes were in him that we looked up to him because when we told him all our problems he was always quick to send us some money he didn't want to see his parents suffer. and judgment day is nearing the ugandan warlord.

the canyon's reporting some snow. winter weather advisory's out for the mountains that goes until tuesday about 11:00 a.m. we'll continue that into wednesday. thursday morning will be quite cold. and wind protected areas. we'll get a break friday. and a rain a little bit to the north saturday evening. >>> time w 5:11. we'll tell you where you can donate masks and other bay area equipment. >> and we'll show you the transform under way dealing with the covid-19 pandemic. >> and we're still watching traffic for you this morning even though sal's working from home. these are live pictures. of interstate 880 near the coliseum. coming up on mornings on 2. can we go get some ice cream? alright, we gotta stop here first. ♪ ♪ from smarter atms, to after hours video tellers ♪ ♪ comcast business is connecting thousands of banks to technology that turns everyday transactions into extraordinary experiences. hi there. how are you? do you have any lollipops in there? (laughing) no, sorry. we're helping all kinds of businesses go bey

affecting napa and american canyon. could slip down towards vallejo. there is the breeze coming in. made it all the way to the east bay valleys. that means temperatures today about 7 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. it's still going to be warmer than average. starting off this morning, 49 to 53. milder. we'll stay in the 50s at the coast. significantly cooler there. 63 to 68 at noon. 68 to 70 at 4:00. back in the 50s at 7:00. we'll talk about a chance of rain, it's looking better. here's jobina. >> good morning, everyone. check this out. look at the map. things are looking good. only a few slow spots for super commuters out of tracy. at the toll plaza, a couple other places, overall looking great. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, from the toll plaza to san francisco, that's after you make it through this backup, about a 14-minute ride for you all. walnut creek, hello, everyone on 680, definitely looking at those brake lights for people making their way south right now. no major problems. drive times across the board, slow, tracy to dublin, 59-minute ride. dublin to miss

howls are echoing through the hills and canyons, even retirement communities are letting loose.he mill valley howl has its own facebook page, started by scott schumaker, complete with a few confused dogs but mostly the community gathering together. >> going sbouts he ining outside whole valley howling gives you a sense of like everyone is in this together. >> reporter: the idea has even caught on to other communities like novato where they were making noise on friday night. during these uncertain times when you think about it, a good howl just makes sense. in mill valley, abc 7 news. >> i heard it in my neighborhood, too. it is expanding far and wide. i even heard some dogs chiming in as well. what's going on here? it's pretty cool, i agree. >>> because of the overcrowding, public parks and beaches last weekend, officials are beginning to announce closures for the second weekend . san mateo closed regional parks district, and many other state parks have been shut down like mt. diabo and walnut creek, on top of marin county and other san francisco beaches. >>> today begins the fi

he lived in topanga canyon, it was a burned out house. >> eric carlson was living nearby.rst tv interview he told us how he got to know manson and his very available young women. >> they would come over to take showers and stuff. >> and stuff, as he said. >> sadie was called sexy sadie and not without cause. >> it wasn't exactly eric's house or shower to offer, mind you. the main occupant and owner of the house in which eric was living was a soft-spoken music teacher named gary hinman. >> he was just generous basically. >> he never charged me any rent whatsoever. >> when some of the manson women were busted for a spree of minor crimes -- >> charlie came over and asked gary if he could help him. he said, what's the bail? >> of course gary hinman, as he generously paid the bail, had no idea how manson would return his favor. manson and the family moved from topanga to a defunct western movie location called spahn ranch a few miles farther out. manson told another one of his followers, linnette fromm, who was called squeaky, to keep the octogenarian owner happy. so the family

frost advisory till 9:00 and critical minimums and heelsburg 29 and lot of 32nd and napa and american canyon and the rain will be confined along the san mateo coast otherwise sunny to mostly sunny and could get a few partly cloudies later today and overall, there's a line going down towards monterey. highs on the cool side today and upper 50s when the next system arrives and shows up on saturday. till then, we're looking for cool temps but at least it'll be sunny or mostly sunny to some unless you're on the coast. >>> thank you, steve. 7:02 and there's 1, 181 confirmed cases of the coronavirus here in the bay area this morning with 27 deaths in our region. santa clara, san francisco, and contracosta counties all saw 20 new cases in just the past day. santa clara county reported 84 new cases that raises its total to 459 and now 17 deaths. governor gavin newsom said it's increasing the number of people getting tested for the coronavirus. more than double the number we saw on tuesday. governor newsom says that testing will expand even more as medical facilities get additional kits and more labs

the grand canyon park remains open. arches national park in utah is open.espite requests from people who live near them to shut down. they have granite request to close down yosemite, yellowstone and others. they saw a surge of visitors as schools and businesses close.>>> dyson, the company for vacuum cleaners has designed and built a ventilator. it has in order to make 10,000 co-vent ventilators for the british government to treat coronavirus patients. dyson, the founder say they can be manufactured quickly and will be available next month. dyson will donate 5000 ventilators to the international fight against coronavirus. >>> police are taking a calm approach when it comes to enforcing shelter in place. how they are informing people rather than taking action on violators. >>> drive-through testing available in the bay area. this leads health professionals to believe there's more community spread than originally thought. ♪ more than ever, your home is your sanctuary. that's why lincoln offers complimentary pickup and delivery servicing. we'll pick up your v

here's where we are getting better rain, highwa 67 at sears point, american canyon should see that.looking at a little wet weather. also it's beginning to get a little more scattered as we go through the rest of the bay area. you can see down through the peninsula and east bay. not a whole lot going on. as we look at the coast right there, the santa cruz mountains, better cells and offshore you can see what is to come. we'll talk about the rain tapering off towards the afternoon hours. a little bit of sunshine and slow warming trend when we see you next. liz? >> thank you. >>> an abrupt reversal from president trump who briefly floated the idea of imposing a quarantine on new york, new jersey and connecticut. that notion was met with a swift pushback from the governors of those states, after which the president said he would instead issue a travel advisory. >> reporter: this morning new york city alone now has more than 30,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus. and more than 200 deaths in just the last 24 hours. president trump tweeting overnight a federally enforced quarantine of the

live in american canyon, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> well the olympic club in san francisco says a member tested positive for covid-19. that club says the person took spin classes at noon monday, march 9th. and on wednesday the 11th. she also used the locker room as well as the suter street elevator. . >>> later this morning, san francisco mayor london breed will provide an update on the city's response to the coronavirus threat. her news conference begins at 11:30 tt the emergency operation center. >>> time is now 605. governor newsom says a rush in filings for unemployment compensation this week will have a big impact on the state. the governor says more than 80,000 californians applied just on tuesday alone. that's up from 2,000 on an average day. the latest figures should you unemployment in california was at a record low, 3.9%. >>> it's shaping up to be one of the most turbulent weeks on wall street in wall street history. so far, this morning, futures have been down. just wanted to get the latest look at them right now. it does look like the markets are going to open down a

find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu. at grand canyon university.d us once again now topping its death rate with the worst one in the last 24 hours. i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher the virus now has claimed more than 3,000 lives here in the u.s. and just yesterday alone. >>we saw 574 coronavirus related deaths. it's the highest single-day total since the outbreak started john lawrence has more. >>president trump reiterating his call for the u.s. to maintain social distancing guidelines for another month to help prevent the spread of covid-19 the more we commit ourselves now the sooner we can win the >>and return to our lives. and they will be great lives. but the fight is far from over there are more than 3,000 us deaths from the virus. >>and because of the threat of infection. some like the show bennett are unable to say goodbye to loved ones in person we get the phone call for face time you know she could have right up to my mother's face and. >>you know i could i could tell my mom and loved her and how much i was going to miss are among t

american canyon 52. even point reyes and bodega bay 52. lake county something can sneak in. everything continues to work in out of the northwest. it does look like a pretty significant change. a rather cold system taking into saturday and sunday with some mountain snow. that's the weaker of the models by the way showing the rainfall. but not today. morning clouds. one of my least favorite words "fair". it will be a little bit warmer and then changes for the weekend you guys. >> all right. >>> time now is 4:20. boy, the situation in new york is growing more grim by the day. still ahead, the governor's plea for more medical help in the nation's coronaus, how peop answering the call to help during this pandemic any way dr. deborah birx: we know that we're asking americans to do a lot right now. so we're asking everyone to be selfless for others so that we susceptible to this virus.t dr. jerome adams: a question i often get asked is, "why should young people care about the spread of coronavirus?" well we know that people with underlying medical conditions over the age of 60 are

>>> we've seen high wire walkerr nik wallenda cross over the grand canyon, niagara fa tonight, ruskiiskingwi ref reeve was there. >> wow, that is amazing. >> reporter: tonight, in his most daring feat yet, dare devil nik wallenda traversing a 1800-foot wire across the messiah volcano in nicaragua. the lava reaching 2200 degrees fahrenheit below. >> there's a very strong draft right there. >> thank you, lord. >> reporter: wearing a gas mask and objection john tank, wallenda battled toxic gas and wind which affected aerodynamics and disbility. >> woo, gas moving under me, that will mess with you. >> reporter: before his attempt, i asked wallenda about laid ahea >> in risng my nature. >> reporter: relative to your previous accomplishments, where's your head at. >> i've trained for this, years and years have gone into this, but there's a little more angst going into this one because of all the unique elements. we don't know what it's going to be like out in the middle there. >> reporter: mike trover, his uncle is the lead engineer and preparing six months for this event, making sure the main w

uvas canyon 6.5 inches and it's still coming down there. and then on the other side anderson reservoir, we're nearly 3 inches of rain. in moraga over 2 inches. dublin an inch and a half. san jose an inch and a quarter. for san carlos close to an inch and a half. oakland close to an inch. close to an inch in san francisco. you see in the north bay over the weekend not even a half inch of rain. so we're going to see still some rain chances throughout the morning. it will become a lot more spotty. so there will be some breaks in between and then as you notice the temperatures, we don't warm up much today and we're going into tonight still a slight chance of rain but it won't be as widespread as we're seeing right now. additional rainfall totals may reach about a quarter inch of rain but much less. and the good news we're still going to see snow coming down, 10 to 12 inches of additional snow and then going into the rest of the forecast more sunshine. the kids will have a chance to get out and play. we'll be in the low 60s on the first day of s

howls are echoing through the hills and canyons, even retirement communities are letting loose. the mill valley howl has its own facebook page, started by scott shoemaker, complete with a few confused dogs but mostly a community rallying together. >> going outside and hearing the whole valley howling is probably the most special part of the experience. it gives you a sense of like everyone is in this together. >> reporter: the idea has even caught on to other communities like n ovato where they were making noise friday night. during these uncertain times when you think about it, a good howl just makes sense. in mill valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> i heard it in my neighborhood, too. a family member who lives in chicago is saying they're going to try to get it to take off in their neighborhood. maybe this will spread even beyond marin county. >>> because of the overcrowded we saw public parks and beaches, local officials are begin iningo announce closures for the second weekend of shelter in place. 20 of its most popular parks closed in the east bay, including castle rock

let's talk about how much rain fell over the weekend because at uvas canyon over 6 inches of rain. that's not a disappointment with this storm system coming through and anderson reservoir. moraga over 2 inches of rain. dublin and san jose over an inch of rain and san carlos over an inch while oakland as well as san francisco almost at an inch of rain. so we're going to measure some additional rain going into the day but for the most part the storm system will be winding down. still scattered showers moving through the east bay and south bay and in some of these downpours we can also get some light hail, some small hail, i should say, coming through for the east bay and south bay as we'll have the highest chance of seeing that as well as the sierra snow. over the weekend we've gotten a lot of heavy snow. additional snowfall totals may reach close to a foot over the next couple of days. we're going to see some temperatures in the mid-fits for today and then warming up by thursday the first day of spring and mostly sunny skies. mike, you're starting with a crash in san jose. >>> green

they are seeing snow from blue canyon to tahoe. we'll take it. of the snow pack isyth ail 11:00 a.m. tomorrow aboveh peeks. with the gusty winds. a lovely view. clouds right now not everyone seeing showers. here's a look at the storm impact scale. tonight and tomorrow showers and waves light nod rat. like today. possibility of thunder and hail and snow level will be down to 3,000 feet. as you check the hour by hour. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow spotty showers in kaes you need to run out and get groceries. around 8:00 a.m. elsewhere you'll see wet roadways out there. into the afternoon still showers especially focussed around the south bay. 3:00 p.m. wet weather continues off and on mixing with so this n late tomorrow night. it is not the storm of the century. it will keep us on the wet side. additional few hundredths to morning temperatures most of you in the 30s and 40s. time for the heavy winter coats. and keep the umbrellas handy. chill in the air in the afternoon. highs in the 50s. with spotty showers thunder and hail. 7-day forecast a level 1 for tomo

coming album, "my name is michael holbrook," mika. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ it's not a sunris over canyons ♪ it's not the outlin of your face drawn in the stars ♪ ♪ it's the still ther monday morning kind of love ♪ ♪ there's no dramatic declarations in the rain it's not a love that finds its pleasure after pain ♪ ♪ i couldn't trai a bunch of doves to spell your name ♪ kind of love ♪ ♪ ♪ our kind of lov it gets better everyday ♪ it's a tiny love ♪ ♪ my life was dul i use to wal in a different way♪ ♪ but now i'm dancing dancing dancing dancin don't care who can see me dancing ♪ ♪ oh oh tiny love oh oh tiny love he oh oh tiny love ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this tiny love has spoken and bigger hearts get broken oh oh oh oh oh o oh tiny love ♪ ♪ so small that you can't find u the world revolves around us ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh oh tiny love ♪ ♪ this kind of love it can be no other way one kind of love blows the other ones away ♪ ♪ sometimes it's toug others think wer it's our kind of love our kind of love oh oh tiny lov oh oh tiny love♪ ♪ ♪ my name i michael holbrook i was born in 1983 ♪ ♪ no i'm not losing my min

almost ten feet there. 62 inches blue canyon. 75 soda springs. great for the water supply. we're thinking long term here. it is a sparkling view. isolated showers tonight winter mix continues tomorrow. spring begins on thursday. it may not feel like it so much. temperatures in the 40s. 50s. it is getting cool outside. level 1 on the scale. scattered showers tomorrow thunder a chance with hail. a small possibility. and snow on the higher peaks. hour by hour forecast. a few showers develop. 9:00 a.m. wet weather on the roadways. it won't be everywhere. 1:00 p.m. notice the spotty nature of the showers continuing into the evening. and then you get a lull before the next round comes through here. thursday afternoon. once again very scattered in nature. going into thursday evening. temperatures first thing in the morning. mid-30s to upper 40s. you need the extra enjoy a walk or hike. look at the afternoon highs in the 50s across the region. sunshine and showers and up to the north even snow showers. 7-day forecast. it's a level 1. for tomorrow we'll lock at showers and high elev

police say it happened monday night at the intersection of victory in laurel canyon. boat, i'm a captured what happened once the cars came to a stop the driver fromy wife in darfur. >>i'm all excited to start the 2 are tied and he was acting really and then it was really i >>shocking tonight. police say the driver of the bmw was 27 year-old davis ally and hs facing possible assault with a deadly weapon charges weapon being his car in this to prompted such a dangerous reaction from the driver police aren't saying although woman who witnessed the situation says the driver of the bmw and try to get away car active through aggressively from only person with a not like that. >>he s really aggressively that's an understatement wow so allegedly they're accident take off and the car got angry at that and did that they'd all at leslie martin with that report the was arrested as we said, but is out now after posting a $30,00 bond that will now people witnessed the entire situation say they're praising the truck driver's actionbecause that person never got out of their vehicle t

blue canyon, and donor and mkrtchianwood, and i think some of the highest peaks will measure five feet of snow. once storm is set and done. back at home, temperature wise, it's chilly out there in terms of march numbers. we are holding in the upper 40s and upper 50s. san ho is checking in at 54 degrees as well. so, on the storm impact scale, we use it exclusively to rank the storms from 1-5, light to severe. give you an idea of what to expect. the one to look at, is the level one light system. scattered showers. tomorrow, there's the chance that we could find a thunder shower popping up, if one does, we could see hail, even lightning and our snow levels will drop to 3,000 feet. it's not out of the question, we could see a dusting of snow. walk you through the evening. if you have plans take the umbrella with you, we will have showers dotting the landscape over the even a-- over the evening and overnight. numbers are not in alli ifallin. we will be chilly in santa rosa and napa, dropping to 38 and 39 degrees. tomorrow, a mostly cloudy day, we will track the showers for you, 9:00 a.m., s

they are seeing snow from b canyon to tahoe. we'll take it. of the snow pack is 49% of average.ter weather advisory until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow above 4,000 feet. expecting 16 inches for the high peeks. with the gusty winds. a lovely view. clouds right now not everyone seeing showers. here's a look at the storm impact scale. tonight and tomorrow showers and waves light nod rat. like today. possibility of thunder and hail and snow level will be down to 3,000 feet. as you check the hour by hour. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow spotty showers in kaes you need to run out and get groceries. around 8:00 a.m. elsewhere you'll see wet roadways out there. into the afternoon still showers especially focussed around the south bay. 3:00 p.m. wet weather continues off and on mixing with sunshine. into 4:00 p.m. so this continues and winds down late tomorrow night. it is not the storm of the century. it will keep us on the wet side. additional few hundredths to 15 hundredths of an inch of rain. morning temperatures most of you in the 30s and 40s. time for the heavy winter coats. and keep the umbrellas handy.

. >> reporter: this murder happened in a benedict canyon rst,6-yearld defendant, has binusto since march of 2015. he barely flinched during opening statements. >> he did not kill susan burrman and he doesn't know who did. >> reporter: the attorney for durst as he entered the courtroom today. during today's opening statement by the prosecutor, he objected. >> i ask to not cherry pick from hours of interviews. >> you present what you want to present, and i'll present what you want to present. >> reporter: more than once he was sustained. they claim there's no eyewitness ed, dna that links him to the murder. the prosecution says he killed her to keep her from talking about the 1982 disappearance of durst's first wife kathy and the murder of his texas neighbor morris black. durst went on trial in texas for the murder of black and was ruled not guilty. the jury ruled self-defense. >> it's unclear whether durst, who turns 77 next month, will take the witness stand as he has done in the past. >>> the world health organization is warning people that cash may be spreading coronavirus. and that's

lasting mind made materials we have it seems a shame to see so much of it simply discard it but on the canyon island of lamu at least some bottles found on the beach and are being put to further good use let's go see if god oh. plastic differently studio. it's ocean clean up the here. in kenya the children might have made a game out of it but. this is more of a possible conservation mission. for swimming we have 1520 minutes we do. it. every friday every friday it's nice to get it when they are you know again we're doing here. but it goes a long way you know i think. most of. them. like many african countries kenya is grappling with a gut beach problem there are no public dust bins for people to dump their trash and there's no garbage collection center with the trash piling up people have had to take matters into their own hands collection and recycling initiatives like mars help to plant pick up. he told us we can go to the beach to swim after collecting trash i connected. to. 80 years ago there extent of ocean pollution really hits home form our studies have shown that the ocean is the 2nd

mid to upper 40s under a mostly cloudy skies and american canyon little bit cooler at 37 degrees. and let's take a look at some of that fog and you can see it's thickest up in the north bay and some in the tri-valley and the wind some of the fog may drift out of the north bay and south. we'll keep an eye on the richmond san rafael bridge and the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge as we head through the morning commute. and right now heading to the bay bridge, we'll use that as the back drop to our commute planner. you can see how quiet it is. your commute rather quiet with random showers possible after the fog this morning, which is also patchy. so, the south bay. we're in the 40s through 9:00. we'll have partly sunny conditions and one of our better chances of a random shower will be in the south bay today as you reach 60 around 3:00. now, for the east bay valleys, we have some fog up through about 9:00 at 46 and then we'll see partly cloudy conditions and near 60 this afternoon. couple degrees warmer and same thing in the peninsula. temperatures in the 40s through 9:00 and up

almost ten feet there. 62 inches blue canyon. 75 soda springs. great for the water supply. thinking long term here. it is a sparkling view. isolated showers tonight winter mix continues tomorrow. spring begins on thursday. it may not feel like it so much. temperatures in the 40s. 50s. it is getting cool outside. level 1 on the scale. scattered showers tomorrow thunder a chance with hail. a small possibility. and snow on the higher peaks. hour by hour forecast. a few showers develop. 9:00 a.m. wet weather on the roadways. it won't be everywhere. 1:00 p.m. notice the spotty nature of the showers continuing into the evening. and then you get a lull before the next round comes through here. thursday afternoon. once again very scattered in nature. going into thursday evening. temperatures first thing in the morning. mid-30s to upper 40s. you need the extra enjoy a walk or hike. look at the afternoon highs in the 50s across the region. sunshine and showers and up to the north even snow showers. 7-day forecast. it's a level 1. for tomorrow we'll lock at showers and high elevation

the lights canyon offices are located in nairobi co-founder ned toes and has come from the u.s. to discuss future strategies for africa the social entrepreneur is now focusing on helping people who have recently lost access to energy sources. it is an injustice that you have 1300000000 people in the world who still burn kerosene for lighting when the light bulb was invented more than 100 years ago this doesn't make sense and we set a goal of getting 100000000 people off kerosene by 2020 and we've actually achieve that goal as of january 2020. technologies like mobile banking have made it easy for d. like to establish itself in kenya it's the world's 2nd biggest market for solar energy after india. chosen and his colleagues are now hoping to expand into other markets in africa so we're seeing a real change in awareness in general in the public sector with governments around what distributed solar energy can do and how if we're going to provide universal energy access solar is going to be a critical part of that equation. favor careen the small solar grid means that she no longer

mushroom pause a south bank or knowledge they have a canyon foam kidney foam that don't peel anybody can you. see a man seated tissue and spout the blood of a mythical estate. of no use their moral from what you're doing with them you'll still something with your the senses of the blue getting pretty sure new yorkers didn't really go through the records of the ship the cradle the storm the. new. the political food or the supreme julian or knows. this is what full weeks of excavation in the middle of somalians cloaks like. a big empty hole where the team had expected to find a forgotten grave the final resting place of a general and a childhood friend of napoleon and this is the sound of disappointment alphonsus. look in the. film please don't. own legs it was to show you know if it came or to put your vision and dick. good at the end you know you don't think there's a problem in the question since in this if you were to move me most of. my dishwasher will do the same i put it that is sort of died of. a month ago the members of this french russian expedition were in a better mood the

adp helps canyon ranch place the right people in the right jobs, so employees like dave can achieve whatworking for. >>> finally tonight here, how great to see neil diamond. it was a performance many thought would never happen again. neil diamond coming out of retirement and on stage. ♪ sweet carocaro good times never seemed so good ♪ ♪ so good so good so good ♪ >> diamond retired from touring two years ago after revealing he has parkinson's. over the weekend, he was being honored by the charity "keep memory alive" -- helping to fight neurodegenerative diseases. >> this is an important thing they're doing. and i do feel honored to be part of it and to take part in it. >> the 79-year-old singer and songwriter taking the stage at the mgm grand garden arena in las vegas. singing "sweet caroline." ♪ sweet caroline >> joined by so many famous names singing that song. >> so good. so good. so good. >> the crowd, helping too. on their feet. celebrating a legend. >> thank you all. good night. >> everyone pulling for neil diamond. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪

that people cannot go and see the grand canyon meet friends. it can't just maybe that so many people keep to the insurance. would. because this is about the elderly where the virus is most important to them and this is how we save lives. now we must a and from the such real situation as it evolves in consultation with the actor. and in observing how things are being implemented. as. a light. we have. all been a place by the guidelines today we are. of mentoring them within the scope. it was likely to have the same rule throughout germany. as. you know this is the clarity that we want to have their own state would then become. i said well paid by the individual and the state. and that of the commune and nouns are working together against the virus. yes a why i would like to communicate that. i spent a lot of people are asked to reduce contact with an absolute minimum outside their own households. and when. did. i meet. secondly everyone must keep a distance from people from other households provide least one and a half metres ideally 2 metres. o

even american canyon 37 and mil valley at 37. shower activities on the san mateo coast and it looks like that's where it's going to stay today. and i think we'll start to see a lot of that is focused on areas towards half moon bay down towards santa cruz as well as down towards monterey. if you're down there, those could be some big time showers. we'll get some cues in the afternoon but highs today staying below average with 50s inching up very slowly. >>> time is now 4:33. during another late night session in congress, the u.s. senate passed a huge $2.2 trillion coronavirus response bill. it includes relief checks for most americans. as doug luzader tells us now it moves on to the house for a vote. >> this is the largest relief bill of its kind in u.s. history for a nation that desperately needs help. >> the scenery is still beautiful but like nations everywhere the ski resorts are grinding to a halt. >> i'm just out of work. >> the bill is passed. >> help is on the way. late last night the senate passed the largest bill of its