next front moves in thursday with rain spreading north to south across the district reaching the central coast by thursday night. precip will turn showery later thursday night into friday as the cold upper trough passes over the region with one of the colder airmass so far this season. dry but cool on saturday before clouds increase again on sunday as the next front arrives with rain later sunday into monday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) our top story this morning....a pleasant hill high school wrestler is paralyzed from the neck down. he was hurt during a junior varsity match.( darya ) kron 4's lydia pantazas is live at college park high school to explain what happened. lydia... thanks lydia.check back with you the morning. ( james ) a c-h-p officer is seriously injured after a crash in the east bay. it happened on highway 4 near highway 242 in concord on monday. multiple cars were involved in the crash... c-h-p officer lendway was responding to another crash on east bound highway 4 when he was hit. he was off of his motorcycle during

and then spreads rain southward later weds afternoon into weds night for the bay area into the central coast. steady rain quickly turns to showers before sunrise thursday. a round of more organized showers is possible thursday afternoon as the upper low moves inland. dry weather forecast friday through the weekend and into early next week. ( darya ) breaking news... a 7-point-9 earthquake hits off the coast of alaska. a tsunami áwarning has just been canceled in alaska... but an áadvisory is still in effect. meanwhile... a tsunami watch has been canceled for the bay area. we have new video out of alaska... showing people in the city of kodiak trying to get to higher ground right after the warning was issued. you can see the traffic on the roads. ( james ) this map shows where the earthquake hit... that's what the little icon is. the red on the map shows the area under a tsunami áadvisory. the yellow is the part of the country was under a tsunami áwatch... again that has just been canceled. ( james ) a lot of people in the bay area got news alerts on their phones about the tsunami watch. kron

next front moves in thursday with rain spreading north to south across the district reaching the central coastnight. precip will turn showery later thursday night into friday as the cold upper trough passes over the region with one of the colder airmass so far this season. dry but cool on saturday before clouds increase again on sunday as the next front arrives with rain later sunday into monday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) happening today... new registration rules are kicking in for air-bnb in san francisco.... and as a result... the site has lost thousands of hosts in the city... starting today... all hosts must be registered. the registration rule follows a court battle last may... which led to limits on rentals and tougher registration requirements. roughly 22- hundred hosts have already met the new requirements. but that's way down from the nearly 85-hundred listings the city had in early august. ( robin ) in national n

and then spreads rain southward later weds afternoon into weds night for the bay area into the central coastns to showers before sunrise thursday. a round of more organized showers is possible thursday afternoon as the upper low moves inland. dry weather forecast friday through the weekend and into early next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james )( james ) a big story this morning... a gas station clerk in san francisco says good samaritans came to her rescue when she was being attacked. the store clerk was being choked and couldn't breathe. that's when three men jumped in to stop the attacker. the entire attack was caught on camera. you can see the clerk walking to the door and then she gets taken down by a man and put in a choke hold. that is when a homeless man yelled for help and then he... along with two other men pulled the attacker off of the woman.

a lot of snow falling on central coast. that's the most the region has offici predict that the 15 inches is going to fall in some >> a lot of snow. >> it is and we're going to be and the next weekend. snow levels may be as low as 4,000 feet, which could put the models squaw creek. any snow this weekend, but late lookin from emoryville. 57 degrees with mostly cloudy air-co degree so win sbresing here. we've had a lot of rain. it's a good recipe for getting mornin it looks like we'll have more of the fog in a few spots. especi bay valleys with 40 to the day and then look at that. upper 60s from san jose down number closer to you'll find simila temperatures in the low 60s and for the north bay, highs climbing into the low 60s on sunday with low clouds and evening tomorrow. cloud, which makes pretty sunset so monday, the holiday for ooempk get to see the becaus if you look through 7:00, only measurable rainfall tuesdamorning's commute u not expecting big totals, but watch what happens towards next it's great news for the snow 5

some showers in the south early this morning from about san jose along the central coast.hen we're partly cloudy this afternoon. our next storm is a level 2. we talked about that earlier, but the rest of the day today features the clouds decreasing, but also some high clouds around. so by 10:30 you'll notice we're more into the sunshine. if you are headed east, watch out for those slick roads from the san joaquin valley, the sacramento valley and the sierra nevada. 1 to 2 inches most areas, 2 to 3 inches in upper elevations, mt. tam, east bay hills. wind gusts in upper elevations from 35 to 50 miles an hour. monday morning, you're still sleeping, getting in the car, waiting for the bus, getting the kids off to school. and boy the rain comes. it's with us all day long. the evening commute as well on monday. the overnight hours. and then into tuesday morning, still with us, trying to become more scattered throughout the afternoon hours. looks like the evening commute on tuesday looking better. here are the initial rainfall estimates of about an inch and a half. you can see e

we have showers south into the south bay, the santa cruz mountains, and the central coast headed inton valley. highway 101, morgan hill, san martin, and gilroy, if you're in these areas. a quarter mile visibility in hayward right now. petaluma, santa rosa, and napa, 47 in napa. 50 in hayward and san mateo. we lost our picture there, but it was from our sutro tower camera. we're looking at temperatures in the 50s by noontime. partly cloudy skies, notice the bulk of the day will be dry for everyone with a mix of clouds and sun, near 60 degrees. and almost a carbon copy on sunday. big, big changes for the week ahead. we'll talk about heavy rain coming your way, just in time for the morning commute. cornell? >> lisa, thank you. >>> an investigation under way this morning in canada after two planes collided on the ground sparking a fire and emergency evacuations of passengers. take a look, a sun wing airlines plane on the left clipped a west jet airlines plain in toronto, a collision caused flames and smoke to pour out of the sun wings jet. on the right you can see passengers being evacuat

. >> this just happening, a few minutes ago, we're talking about a earthquake off the central coast of peru. pretty strong one too. 7.3 magnitude here from the u.s. gs. couple of issues here, the first one is obvious, a earthquake, a few miles. the other problem here is this is happening underwater. so there is the potential for a tsunami or series of tsunami waves coming ashore. we don't have tsunami warnings, but the pacific tsunami warning center says there is the potential because of this displacement of water for that to occur. because of the proximity there, if a tsunami had occurred, the waves would already be approaching here. we'll keep you posted on this. say that doesn't happen, still a 7.3 earthquake off of acary, peru. that could cause significant damage because of the depth. very shallow, so all that energy doesn't have much rock to go through and water above that as well. a couple of things to watch there off the coast of peru, this is happening within the last half hour. in the next hour, i'll bring you an update on what is going on there. this is what we'll start with

see some of the brighter, wider clouds and some of the thunderstorms now developing along the central coast. and that's what's going to wrap up towards us as we head through the afternoon and evening hours. that's when we're most likely to get these light to moderate showers and the chance of lightning. it will not be a widespread soaker and will not create widespread gusty breezes, that's why it's a one on the impact scale. hour by hour look coming up. >> thank you, mike. >>> santa rosa's burned out area will be tested with the upcoming weather. damaged storm drains and eroded hillsides will be watched this week. amy hollyfield joins us with how officials are feeling with this upcoming storm, amy. >> reporter: hi reggie, we have positive news to report to you this morning, they are not going to bring any extra city officials for this storm, they're not going to have workers out on patrol looking for mudslides or flooding, like they did for the previous storm that we have had. so that is a good sign that they are feeling positive about santa rosa's ability to handle this. that they feel pre

. >>> new tonight, a pair of earthquakes shook the bay area and the central coast. 3.6 and 2.7 struck just before 10:00. the epicenter was near watsonville. people called in, saying they felt it from santa clara to san francisco and even in marin. these kinds of earthquakes can be terrifying if you live on a fault line, as so many of us do here. there is help to help keep your home safe. the state is now offering financial assistance to retro fit homes in certain communities. here's cornell barnard. >> reporter: an early warning system may help keep you safe but it won't protect your home in an earthquake. this home slid off its foundation in the '94 quake. so did this one. >> reporter: shawna worries about future quakes in the bay area. a program by the city of heyward, now offering grants to owners of single family homes, to help pay for seismic retro fits on their home's foundations. >> they can get the entire cost of the retrofit paid for if they qualify. >> reporter: a retro fit can cost 3 to $7,000. the state is now offering its own grant program to residents of 21 bay area citi

concord pavillion, and union city, central coast, look at this. andrea, you had the most rain i saw. now, check out some of these others. there was good rain around walnut creek and palo alto, and american canyon .20, and san francisco .09. there were only a couple of 100s and march incounty had .04 -- marin county had .304. there's nothing too heavy but light rain and thick fog to the east. mainly rain in the sierra. we have a lot of low level moisture coming in. dew points are coming together and that gives us fog and light rain. it's mainly 50s, a little high elevation, all of the other reporting stations are seeing rain and truckee and tahoe. morning fog, clouds and rain, there's not a lot, and there's a little bit hanging on. and this comes late systems for friday. there's thick fog here, our next system looks to be a good one, tuesday into wednesday, mainly tuesday. >> thanks for the heads up. >> the time is 4:51, we'll take a break and be right back. >>> tease 4:54 and we're getting calls into the ktvu newsroom. the quake hit the bay area e

chilling new video shows a mudslide rushing through a central coast community -- and the panic that ensued . tonight that community... still shell-shocked and still searching for survivors. the news at 11 starts now. good evening and thanks for joining u mudslides through the community. remely dthat community is shell shocked. the news starts at 11:00, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. abothis hour, 17 people are yed in thiing. outsidnditions were also rbaremely difficult for the ud -- slsponders. about 100 homes have been matcroyed in this up scale community just outside of santa barbara. the water and mud sliding from the hills across 101 in many cases and right into the pacific thean. these cars no match for the mud. >> u.s. coast guard helicopters critical in this disaster. making rooftop recuses, you're seeing one there. hoisting a mother and daughter to safety. >> we're joined in montecito u >> reporter: there is still police tape outside of this home that is under the mud. if we make our way to the left, you can see what looks like a white box-shaped object. that's actually th

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heading out of town, it's friday and traveling to the central coast or the south land should be fine. we have that dense fog this morning but then low 70s in los angeles. 60s in monterey. in fact, we're looking at more mild air here. you can see the fog from the embarcadero. if you're head to go the sierra nevada, partly cloudy with temperatures starting out in the 20s. 50s in the afternoon. >> lisa, thank you. >>> happening today organizers will decide whether conditions will be ideal for running the mavericks surf contest on monday or tuesday. >> big swells predicted to hit the northern california coast. cornell bernard tells us organizers and locals getting ready just in case around half moon bay. >> reporter: the crew at mavericks surf shot is getting ready hoping the big wave rumors are true. >> everybody you talk to pretty much knows about mavericks and this community and the world. >> we're all excited to get mavericks back on track. >> reporter: brian overfeldt say they're targeting monday or tuesday to run the famous surf competition. a storm in the pacific is predicted to br

hi-def doppler shows a lot of rain off the central coast and north to us, west of ukiah.have plenty of cloud cover this morning. oakland 49. 54 in san francisco. our high temperatures for this afternoon, cooler than yesterday. 50s and low 60s. so these are your afternoon highs. we're still above average today even though the storms will cool things off. but the air quality is improve. no "spare the air" alert today. >>> no delays in the south bay. you can see the green on our sensors. the

. >>> new tonight, a pair of earthquakes shook the bay area and the central coast. 3.6 and 2.7 struck just before 10:00. the epicenter was near watsonville. people called in, saying they felt it from santa clara to san francisco and even in marin. these kinds of earthquakes can be terrifying if you live on a fault line, as so many of us do here. there is help to help keep your home safe. the state is now offering financial assistance to retro fit homes in certain communities. here's cornell barnard. >> reporter: an early warning system may help keep you safe but it won't protect your home in an earthquake. this home slid off its foundation in the '94 quake. so did this one. >> reporter: shawna worries about future quakes in the bay area. a program by the city of heyward, now offering grants to owners of single family homes, to help pay for seismic retro fits on their home's foundations. >> they can get the entire cost of the retrofit paid for if they qualify. >> reporter: a retro fit can cost 3 to $7,000. the state is now offering its own grant program to residents of 21 bay area citi

a pair of small earthquakes shook the bay area and central coast last night. >> magnitude 3.6 and 2.7 struck before 10:00. the center near watsonville. they felt it from santa clara to san francisco, even mayor. no damage. >> it can be unnerving especially on a fault line. california is offering financial aid to help retrofit homes in communities most at risk. cornell barnard has the details shmt. >> earthquake, earthquake. >> an early warning system may help keep you safe, but it won't protect your home in an earthquake. this home slid off the foundation during the '94 northridge quake, so did this one. >> that's the first thing that comes to your mind is your house. she worries about future quakes in the bay area. a program by hayward is offering grants to owners of single family homes to help pay for seismic retrofits on their home's foundations. >> they can get the entire cost paid for if they qualify. >> a retrofit can cost 3 to $7,000. the state is now offering its own grant program to residents of 21 bay area cities most at risk for quakes. >> this is the access to the crawl sp

. >>> a small bit of relief for people on the central coast. a stretch of 101 has reopened, closed while mud and debris were cleared. the death toll from the mudslides in california is now up to 21. two people including a child are still missing. officials in montecito say much progress has been made and a number of organizations have provided data to show where fire and heavy rain could again cause severe flooding. >> all this has to be evaluated so we can present to you in a couple of days the new risk areas and how we'll handle notifying the public. >> reporter: the area could see rain by midweek but it's not expected to be severe. >>> the push for women's empowerment in hollywood continues. we'll have the highlights from the sag awards, coming up. >> and growing danger in the philippines, where a volcano is expected to blow its top any day now. >> and how much more rain we are expecting, coming up. we have wet roads and a lot of accidents out there. all the details coming up. of lava fragments, ash and steam into th es >>> the philippines m

hi-def doppler shows a lot of rain off the central coast and north to us, west of ukiah. we have plenty of cloud cover this morning. oakland 49. 54 in san francisco. our high temperatures for this afternoon, cooler than yesterday. 50s and low 60s. so these are your afternoon highs. we're still above average today even though the storms will cool things off. but the air quality is improve. no "spare the air" alert today. >>> no delays in the south bay. you can see the green on our sensors. the drive on northbound 101 from hellyer to san antonio avenue will take you minutes. 101 is clear all the way to the peninsula. no delays on 280, highway 17 problem-free. let's take a look at conditions through the peninsula -- or actually south of there to the south bay real quick. morgan hill so far, so good. traffic is moving nicely from tennant to cochran. four minutes through there. now to the peninsula, all checking in with no accidents or incidents. traffic up to speed through the area at sfo and nice speeds near candlestick, no delays in both directions. >>> congress returns to

not just on the central coast of california, but across this nation. these clinics, their patients, the people we serve, deserve our support. so i ask congress to support our community health clinics. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost, for five minutes. mr. bost: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, as a father and grandfather, i know firsthand how important it is that our nation's children have a safe environment to grow and learn. that's why this week i introduced a bipartisan the s.o.s. act, my bill makes panic buttons more available to local school systems. response time to vital important -- vitally important emergency situations makes it quicker and the s.o.s. act provides a lifesaving technology to contact first responders immediately when an incident takes place in our schools. i'm looking forward to building support for this commonsense bill to protect our children in the days and weeks ahead. mr. speaker, i also rise today to recognize a brave young lady f

the major highway running along the central coast covered by 12 feet of mud and debris in montecito,stroyed more than 100 homes and two people are still missing. all right, it is warmer in new york city, but here is janice dean with a live look at what to expect in this weekend weather. >> yes, ma'am, warmer than average across the east coast and we do have a storm system but it is going to be too warm for snow. that's what we are dealing with, a blizzard right now with conditions going downhill throughout the day today for portions of kansas, eastern colorado all the way towards wisconsin where we have blizzard warnings in effect throughout the day today. that's going to be treacherous if not impossible to travel. 18 to 24-inches of snow. the whar -- areas are the ones to watch today and the storm system will move east ward, mainly rain event across ohio, tennessee valley and again too warm for snow, behind it, though, we will see lake-effect snow and new storm system into the west, busy start to our workweek but the good news for us it still feels like springtime, back to you. rob:

he robbed a central coast credit do you knowon at 10 -- credit union at 10:00 yesterday.fter pulling out a gun. if you have any information on the suspect, call salinas police. >>> five men were arrested by san jose police accused of small break-ins at super stores. they were called the lucky lotto bandits because they would steal lottery tickets along with cash and cigarettes at convenience stores. police are also looking for one other person in addition to the five men. >>> the time is 6:56. ucla is banning alcohol from l of e frat house events after a woman says she was sexually assaulted at an off- campus party. the council passed the ban earlier this week. it is an indefinite ban. it comes days after a former fraternity president was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to commit rape. the council didn't say if it was connected to the rape but they want to ensure the safety and well being of people at fraternity activities. >> i think it is a good activity. there's been some incidents of sexual assault and sexual harassment that i have heard from my friends.

mid-60s and sunshine along the central coast today.s southern california and this forecast the weekend but adding a couple degrees each and every day. heading to the mountains in the 50s, partly cloudy. today, tomorrow, overnight lows in the 20s. reggie, natasha? >>> happening today organizers will decide whether conditions will be ideal for the mavericks challenge surf contest next week. >> people around half moon bay are getting ready just in case. the community events manager says organizers are targeting this monday or tuesday to run the famous surf competition. a storm in the pacific is predicted to bring big waves. 24 of the world's elite surfers are standing by for word. workers are bracing for hungry customers. >> we would probably need extra workers to work in the restaurant because when it's slammed, you need people running food, washing dishes, extra help up front. >> the last time mavericks was held was in 2016. the former organizers went bankrupt. >>> this is the first year women will be competing. that's awesome. >>> so p

now shifted down to the central coast. waiting to see how bad it's going to be. so far spared around los angeles area. heavy rain north of san diego. go through the day. we do think it's going to move into the region. the area that had the burn, the big thomas fire, the one that was the largest, the one that had the most acreage went to this area here. now the rain is just starting to move in. a lot of the mountain sides don't have the vegetation to hold the soil in place. if they get the downpours like they think they will. we start to get mud and debris flows. watch the highways to see if they stay open during the day today. in all. 17 million people under flash flood watches. mostly because of the los angeles area. few spots up to the central mountains and a little air in santa rosa just trimmed back. the other story the warmth. finally above freezing. new york city at 33 degrees. first time above freezing since christmas day. extended period of cold come to an end in areas of the east. big thaw. denver at 65 today. indianapolis at 40. appreciate this. another

a large swell will be hitting the central coast.fficials canceled the competition for tomorrow out of concerns of southerly wind hitting the area in the morning and for the first time six women will be competing in the event along with 24 men. the window to hold the event began january 3 and is open until february 28. >>> all lanes of southbound 280 at alemany boulevard at mission street are now opened again. they were shut down for several hours due to a shooting investigation. we will tell you what we know. >>> today we are celebrating the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. the events today honoring the civil rights leader. all i had on ktvu fox 2 news. >> this is "ktvu mornings on 2". >> good morning thank you for joining us this monday morning i am pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather. steve paulson has a lot to tell us.>> i do smell a skunk, i think there is one outside of the studio. >> okay good i thought it was just me. >> fog is the bigger story, tonight we are talking about a l

hundreds of miles north of los angeles, a businessman visiting california's central coast said he saw gavin smith and a beautiful woman at a cash-only taco restaurant in morro bay. >> i happened to cli ed ted t e link and said, oh, boy. >> the waitress corroborated the story. >> she was here, he was here. >> i said, here's my brother's picture. did you see him? >> and? >> no. that was truly heartbreaking to me. >> it was all a big mistake, but it wasn't the last of the sightings. people seemed to see gavin smith everywhere. >> because he kind of stands out in the photo, you know, big white smile, tan face, tall guy, pretty much every tall, tan, blonde-haired man was getting spotted as being gavin smith. >> weeks, months passed, no sign of gavin. and with no answers, lisa was forced to reveal something publicly. something painful and maybe crucial. what had happened to gavin smith? >> it didn't make sense to me. >> would say, i think this is a suicide, i think this is a murder. our gut instincts are going different ways. >> you wonder if she had something to do with this. >> it crossed

. >>> we're expecting an update on highway 1 on the central coast.losed between carmel and cambria. cal trans expect that highway to reopen late this summer. >>> happening today, crews will be out along the silverado trail in napa replacing the guard rail there. that work is happening between pope street along the napa river. construction starts at 7:00 this morning and is expected to last through january 26th. >>> a follow up for you this morning. a man behind bars after sheriff deputies found human remains in the back yard of a home. deputies arrested 22-year-old michael sager on friday night. investigators believe he murdered the victim more than two years ago in the summer of 2015. they say they were living at the home and the victim was dating sager's sister. sager is accused of sn. >> the house has always been a lot of drama so we were all surprised, but a little not surprised. >> workers found those remains while cleaning up the home the day after christmas. investigators say the grave was shallow and the remains were starting to surface. no m

they are in danger of disappearing from the streams and rivers of the central california coast. >>> the mavericks big wave surf contest could take place as early as monday near half moon bay. big waves could be on the way early next week so the organizers are telling surfers to be ready. organizers could make the final call sometime today. this year the contest has a new organizer and a new name, the mavericks challenge. the world surf league took it over after titans of mavericks filed for bankruptcy in 2016. >>> a dog stolen three years ago is now back home with its owner. our cameras were there when patricia griffin walked into contra costa county animal services earlier this week for that emotional reunion. the woman says her dog, elliott, was stolen as she was leaving a hotel in livermore. griffin was devastated and said she hired a private investigator to find the dog but she had no luck. elliott did have a microchip and this week the microchip company sent griffin an email that caught her by surprise. >> usually it'll say something like, have you found elliott quick? this one sai

and heavy rain triggering some flash flooding along the central gulf coast. abc's rob marciano joins us now. new orleans is in the bull's eye of that soaking. >> baton rouge is the wettest day in over a year, tom. check out the radar. it's moving farther east. down i-10, down through biloxi, mobile, across the panhandle, georgia, the carolinas, getting up into the northeast, across those swollen rivers as well. couple that with the mild air as you mentioned, likely to see more in the way of ice jam flooding. and then we'll cool it down on monday, potentially some light snow to start off the workweek. another mild day tomorrow. >> all right, we'll take it. rob, thank you. >>> still ahead on within wouldn't tonight this saturday -- deadly flu update and what doctors say you may want to have on hand. in short supply in some places. >>> plus the major change coming to air travel. airlines cracking down on owners who falsely claim their animals are emotional support animals. >>> the bottom the sea for a real-life treasure hunt, gold coins, but from where? and how

. >> temperatures overnight are below freezing from the central gulf coast all the way north. five to ten degrees below normal. six below in burlington, vermont, right now. an albert that clipper is bringing bitter wind chills. feels like 25 below in sioux falls. that snow is heading east and arriving tomorrow morning. >>> well, vice president mike pence spent part of the martin luther king holiday weekend honoring the president. >> the vice president and his wife laid a wreath at the meme reel to dr. king. vice president pence tweeted reverend king was a leader who changed a nation. he took the words of our founders at heart to forge a more perfect union. >>> a new revelation from queen elizabeth. and the surprising place the crown juls were hidden during world war ii. >>> 50 people forced to abandon ship as flames shoot from a boat off florida's coast. this morning, we're hearing from the passengers on board. >>> and a car stuck in the second story of a building. the new surveillance video showing how it got there. we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room'

air quality on the coast, central bay, east bay and santa clara valleys. unhealthy for sensitive groups. limit your activities if you are sensitive to some of the pollutants that are in the air. no fireplaces allowed to be used on the spare the air alert days. oakland airport as well. to the north it has cleared up. so no more patchy fog in sight. more nice, clear conditions here. after the sun sets today, look towards the sky. the 5:04, super moon official time. then the sun, math, earth, all aligning. so we have wide tidal fluctuations today. rain is also expected monday. let's time that out. here's your future cast. pretty clear conditions. we hopefully will get a view of that super moon. by tomorrow, we will start to see the cloud come through, ahead of the storm system. that's to the bay area. slight drizzle south bay possible. then by the afternoon, we'll start to see more. rain working in. slight chance of thunderstorms as well, for wednesday afternoon. until about 8:00. widespread rain. 9:00. the rain will continue. thursday morning, looks like jus

. ♪ >> temperatures overnight are below freezing from the central gulf coast all the way north.hat's five to ten degrees below normal for this time of year. it is 6 below in burlington, vermont, right now. meanwhile, a clipper system coming from alberta, canada, is bringing bitter wind chills. it will feel like 25 below in sioux falls. 17 below in des moines. ♪ >>> well, vice president mike pence spent part of the martin luther king jr. holiday weekend honoring the reverend. >> the vice president and his wife laid a wreath at the memorial to dr. king. in washington, d.c. vice president pence tweeted reverend king was a leader who transformed a fashion. and that he took the words of our founders to heart to forge a more perfect union. >>> still ahead, a new revelation from queen elizabeth. and the surprising place the crown jewels were hidden during world war ii. even she didn't know that. >> she was surprised by it. >>> 50 people forced to abandon ship as flames shoot from a boat off florida's coast. this morning, we're hearing from the passengers on board. >>> and a car stuck i

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this happens late in december, nearly 3500 pounds of cocaine, it happened off the central american coast and international waters. the crew arrested four smugglers. this was apart of a 23-ton hall of cocaine. drugs were seized more than the recent bust from the pacific ocean. >>> roger federer is coming on the 26th in san jose. it would be a great present. he's going to team up with bill gates and double the match. >> i played tennis in high school. >> bet you were good. >> putting a little spin on that. >> you kind of glossed over there. bill gates playing tennis in the bay area. good stuff. i want to see him in those shorts. all right, your bay area drive, be careful out there. we have some snow over the local hills but not a problem for the commute. i will take you tout the tri-valley. no problem for the drive. past the crash earlier of the flat tire is being addressed, no lanes are blocked. towards the minimum, you see 16 minutes at the top and slower to richmond and of course, the backup is at the bay bridge. lights are in motion. i like that. >> maybe everybody got washed off. >> g

an uber driver on the central coast is accused of raping his young passengers. police say he was targeting certain women. we'll explain. (grant) a dog is found tied to a fence in vallejo... with no food or water... and little room to move. and tonight police are looking for the person who severely mistreated the dog. (vicki) plus after the break... two bay area men die days apart... while snorkeling in maui. and tonight we are learning that these deaths are not uncommon. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. we can now repair complex at saortic aneurysmsare, without invasive surgery. if we can do

there are reports of a major earthquake in the caribbean sea, off the coast of central america.r puerto rico and the us virgin islands. jamaica may also be at risk. a world bank report says global growth has claimed chip reid financial crisis levels climb later year. a french actress has defended the right of men to hit women. she was one of a number of actresses writing about a new puritanism following the allegations of sexual harassment. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world we begin with the independent and the picture on their front page that shows delegates from north and south korea agreeing to stage their first talks in more than two years. pyongyang also said they'll appear together at the winter olympics. the ft looks ahead to world economic forum in davos where us president donald trump is planning to attend, making it the first trip by an american leader for almost 20 years .the whitehouse said mr trump would use the meeting to discuss his ‘america first‘ agenda. fox news reports donald trump's former chief strateg

organizers are looking at thursday as the swell is expected to reach the central coast. canceled tomorrow out of concern of southerly winds. for the first time, six women will be competing in the event and 24 men. the window to hold the event was january 3 to february 28.>>> a piece of history opened its doors to couples looking to tie the knot on valentine's day. the john mayer house a state historical landmark is set to open for 16 couples who want to get married february 14. the ceremonies will be performed in one of the rooms with a grand piano, chandelier and a view overlooking the town property. >>> lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers will be challenged today when the warriors come to town. the defending champions beat the cavaliers in five games in 2017. the warriors have won 12 straight. the warriors are in the middle of a five-game road trip. they held on saturday to beat the toronto raptors. >>> we will be able to transform the dangling discord of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. we will be able to work together to pray together, to str

populations are down all over the state and are in danger of disappearing completely along the central california coast. >>> up next, details on new satellite images showing significant funneling at one nuclear test site in north korea. >>> >>> north korea's nuclear ambitions continue to grow following new satellite imagery showing significant tunneling at a test site in their country. benjamin hall has more details now out of london. >>> reporter: this new report raises further red flags about north korea's nuclear ambitions at a time when kim jong-un is talking about dialogue. according to the report, satellite images from december show significant tunneling in a new area of the country's only known nuclear test site which suggests the area is being prepped for a future test. throughout december 2017, mining carts and hundreds of personnel were consistently presented around the west portal and there was significant expansion of the spoil pile. the report says these activities underscore the rogue regime's effort to maintain the site for future nuclear testing. it's the same site where pyongyang condu

right n earth quick has struck in the carribean see south of honduras this is off the eastern coast of centrall to the west of cuba and jamaica. again, just coming in a short time ago, a 7.6 earthquake. we have no information now about the impact of this earthquake on the surrounding land masses. as we get more information we'll bring that to you. meanwhile the death toll continues to climb in southern california where flash flooding and mudslides are wreek ing havoc. two dozen hurt and an untold number are missing . the heavy rains moved in overnight in santa barbara counties. it comes on the heels of willed fires. the burned areas have left the hillsides bear so there is no soil to absorb the water. this is the worst thought the fire was terrible and this is absolute devastation ,. >> a number of people have evacuated from their homes. crews have rescues queued others , you including a 14 year old girl who was trapped in her home for hours. >> coming up you next, the gop's new tax law could help lower your electric bill. we'll tell you what pepco is saying tonight about passing on the saving

they are in danger of disappearing completely along the central california coast. >>> cruz demolishedhome in pacifica yesterday that was threatened by erosion as the owners watched. demolition was the last choice for homeowners melissa and tom wilson. in 2015 stormy weather washed away the bluff beneath the home. they moved the house on the lot 20 feet closer to the sidewalk but the cliff erosion continued. over the past 10 years, several properties have been red-tagged and demolished because of erosion including two big apartment buildings. >>> as early as monday the mavericks big wave surf contest could take place new half moon bay. early next week big waves could be on the way so the organizers are telling surfers to be ready. they may make the final call for this sometime today. this year the contest has a new organizer and a new name, the mavericks challenge. the world surf league took it over after titans of mavericks filed for bankruptcy in 2016. >>> a dog stolen three years ago is now back home with its owner. our cameras were there when patricia griffin walked into contra cos

they are in danger of disappearing completely along the central california coast. >>> an emotional reunioneen a pet and pet owner caught on camera. a little dog that was stolen three years ago is now back home with its owner. ktvu was there when patricia griffin walked into the contra costa county animal services earlier this week in martinez for this emotional reunion. her dog elliott was stolen as she was leaving a hotel in livermore. she was devastated and even hired a private investigator to find the dog but with no luck. elliott had a microchip and this week the company sent an email that caught patricia by surprise. >> usually it would say have you found elliott? this one said elliott has been found and i said that is weird. they had to have made a mistake. >> officials say that elliott was found on willow pass road in concord and was brought in. they do not know who took the dog or where he had been. elliott needs a bath and haircut but otherwise he is doing okay. >>> calls are growing for san francisco to honor the memory of the late mayor ed lee. the acting mayor london breed want

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. >>> tsunami warnings for the central american coast and several caribbean islands have been cancelled. went up of the a 7.6 quake struck north of honduras, only minor damage i was recorded >>> major developments concerning the daca program. >>> a federal judge ruled against the president's decision to end daca and session the program must stay in place while legal challenges play out. but that might not be necessary. as the president and congressional leaders have a new pledge to work something out to preserve daca. of melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill with details. good morning, mel >>, well, two big deadlines coming you, one january 19th for the budget deal and the other march 5 when protections for the dreamers run out. lawmakers and president trump held negotiations with cameras rolling. it was very unusual the kind of press access that was given to the lawmakers bipartisan negotiations and they served a dual purpose. lawmakers positions were made public's president trump was able to show he can command a high level meeting. there is agreement to find a solution for some 700

the national tsunami warning center warned of hume danger in puerto rico, jamaica, and the coast of central america. no reports of damage from the quake. >>> if you're a man and you want to start a family, taking a common over-the-counter pain killer on a regular basis may decrease your fertility. a new european study out today suggests regular usage of ibuprofen can reduce levels of the male hormone testosterone, can trigger bone loss and depression. it's sold in brands like advil and motrin. >>> oprah winfrey's speech trove speculation she might run for president, also made her richer. oprah owns 10% of weight watchers international. she's also a spokesperson for the company. weight watchers stock soared by as much as 13% following oprah's speech on sunday. that gained oprah about $38 million more. >>> new tonight, the orphaned mountain lion club being nursed back to health at oakland zoo after she was found on the brink of death. >> two other abandoned cubs were brought to the zoo last month. cornell bernard shows you soon the cubs will have a new habitat of their very own. >> reporter:

. >>> the national weather service predicting more rain along the central and southern california coast. that's where they don't want storms. they're still cleaning up from last month's southern california wildfires and the deadly mudslides last week. 20 people died in those mudslides, hundreds of homes were destroyed or damaged. the crews are trying to clear away the mud and restore you'll tilt service. that forecast for rain tomorrow will cause more damage, and it will slow down the cleanup. >>> 55 miles south of los angeles county, the destructive force of nature is very visible. you can see cracks in the ground where this 3 storey home in malibu, this wall broke in half. they red tagged that house, no other homes in the area have been affected by that slide. >>> the alameda sheriff's deputy has been arrested. the charges he's facing about his job at the county jail. >>> and the parents of 13 children who were tortured leisure in the court today. i'll have that story straight ahead. >>> driving around could be tough. you may have to slow down in some areas, and some areas don't have

moderate to slightly unhealthy air quality today around the region for the north bay, along the coast and central bay it will be moderate. we are looking at slightly unhealthy for folks that have respiratory issues or suffer from asthma. during the winter months you are asked to avoid letting wood in the fireplace. the coastal flooding with the next high tide coming in around 10:50 am. for low-lying areas, not just the beaches, parking lots and trails could see flooding. temperature-wise, low 40s to start your morning in santa rosa. low 50s in san francisco. 49, walnut creek. wanted -- visibility is not an issue. some fog is developing an we will track that later. much warmer this morning and novato. around the bay, a few degrees warmer. afternoon highs in the upper 60s on the coast. i am tracking changes by wednesday. he will need an umbrella. a look at the extended forecast coming up. >>> good morning. happy new year. >>> if you are hitting the road today should have an easy time of it so far, so good. no major problems. let's show you the commute for the altamont pass. traffic is moving just f

tomorrow morning, some fog going into the central valley along the coast. to the afternoon hours, we will scale back on the overcast skies, becoming partly cloudy by tomorrow afternoon. that is in the forecast, starting off it san francisco. by lunchtime, partly cloudy and close to 60 degrees. by 3:00, as well. here we go. the area of high pressure have been in charge of our weather for the good portion of december. tomorrow is a dry weather forecast. a slight chance of a shower in your tuesday forecast. we are waiting for wednesday. rainfall could be developing, especially by late afternoon into the evening hours. showers are likely into the thursday forecast as well. i like to show you so miserable rainfall across the bay area. the main event moves into the day on wednesday. it could easily top 0.25 inches. for thursday, some scattered showers. possibly lasting into friday as well. may be a shower into saturday morning. things will be trending towards a lighter forecast as we head into the new year. forecast highs for tomorrow are mainly in the 60s. tomor

but if you go up and down the atlantic coast of the eastern seaboard, you will see training range after training range, and you get as far south as the central east coast of florida and lo and behold what is that area of protection for not only the u.s. department of defense but for nasa and other agencies. it's because that's where we are rocketing our satellites into orbit, of which the first stages have to have a place to land. that's where when we had the space shuttle and soon we are rocketing astronauts, american astronauts to the international space station on american rockets, many of whom first stages will fall in the atlantic ocean below, just like the solid rocket boosters did on the space shuttle when it launched. and so there are reasons not to have drilling platforms out there, but let's come back to the deepwater horizon oil spill. what happened was deep below the sea bed, miles further into the earth's crust, pressure had built up, and an explosion had occurred. the safety mechanism is right where the pipe comes out of the sea bed, and that pipe then goes up five miles to the surface to deliver oil. the safety mechanism is a