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second paper you have never heard of and not read is by senior fellow at cato john cochran an economist, he said here is a weird thing, guaranteed renewability makes consumers -- puts consumers in a bind. they have to trust that this life insurance, that this health insurance company they have signed a contract with will really come through if they're in a high-cost condition in the next n years whatever n is. and he said they're in a monopoly kind of setting in that they can't choose, so contachra says they need a sack of money tied to their neck so that insurers would stopdy skr discriminating against people with existing conditions. he wrote an article called time consistent health insurance. we got him finally to do a version for cato in 2009 and that paper is available for you at the outside. so, bottom line, individual guaranteed renewable health insurance contracts did exist and did work. the claim that the individual health insurance market is incapable of existing and working is incorrect. the problem is of course that most of us are an employer provided health insurance market

tom melden / california highway patrol - sot - going northbound 101 to cochrane, then cochrane westbound over to monterrey road, then monterey road northbound to get back on the freeway.that caused a lot of traffic and frustrationsot - it's just been a long day. im coming from big sur and all the roads there are caving insot - it's pretty bad but luckily i have some drinks, the radio, some food.while working to fix the current problem, the santa clara water district is also preparing for future storms. aaron baker / santa clara valley water district - sot - we also have several breaches upstream that we have made and will make deeper once the dam is all the way there, so that the water can have a chance to exit and pond into this area instead of a very small covert upstream.standupstandupat this hour the freeway is still being drained.once all the water has been cleared from 101, caltrans will come in and clean up all the debris.the goal is to reopen the freeway by midnight tonight.reporting live from morgan hill. the coyote creek is also causing problems in san jose.... several neighbor

cochran, mr.hapiro, and marcia. >> reporter: every move in the courtroom scrutinized. >> you said that o.j. was pretty much the quarterback, not the running back, in that team. >> there were occasions when he would bring us over to make sure his questions were asked. i remember during the closing arguments he would take notes feverishly, making sure that johnnie cochran and barry scheck would hit his points that he thought was important. and o.j. knew how things played. >> reporter: what played out in the courtroom was the racial tension outside the courtroom. his famous quote, i'm not black, i'm o.j. he achieved this sort of colorlessness. and yet when he was charged with murder, he used sort of his racial identity as his defense. >> well, that's sort of one of the great ironies of the story. >> i don't call it the race card. we were playing the evidence card. we were playing the credibility card. where the credibility of the central witness was at issue. >> reporter: so when audiotapes surfaced

starting with northbound 101, this is closed from cochran road in morgan hill to bailey avenue. we have an alternate for you so it's a long one. monterey highway nine miles north to bernauroad. highway 101 is closed in both directions between that 286-280 interchange. first your northbound alternate, take north 280 to north 87 to north 101 and for southbound, you take southbound 880 to southbound 280 and then to southbound 101. so expect delays today and no estimated time of reopening. back to you. >> thank you. >>> in san jose, as coyote creek continues to rise, officials have told hundreds of people to leave their homes with just their pets and medications. dozens of residents are waking up at a local high school after the education order was expanded late last night. the mandatory evacuation covers the entire area along coyote creek north of 280 and south of 237. a flood warning has also been issued. kpix 5's joe vasquez shows the last minute push to get people out. >> reporter: just as the sun was setting on san jose. >> got to go. >> reporter: the south bay mobile home park

so in the pauly cochran world, we would end coverage, end medicare, end medicaid. we would have everyone finding their own insurance, but they would have all these little pockets of cash attached to them that would make insurers eager to find even the most sick patient because those patient would leave the insurer indifferent covering them because they would come with the present value of all the future costs because we know all that from the data. the only trick is, now in the backwards induction game. suppose people don't buy this really neat product. right? suppose lots of people don't buy individual guaranteed renewable health insurance with a cochran health transition voucher attached to it. and the truth is, i don't know what to do about that. we're back to subsidies or mandates or some combination of both. or nothing at all. those are the three choices. and i'll leave that to political decision. so that's sort of part one i want to say. so i want to disabuse you of a notion that cato world is la la land. not the movie. that cato world of people buying and se

it was closed between cochran and bailey. it started yesterday afternoon. crews are work to go try to put together a makeshift dam to put together robs and mud to stop the flow of all of this water coming out of the coyote creek. the legwork is now done. the freeway is still closed. >> because the creek is so high, we have so much water coming into the canal, it is is overtopping. we found a weak link. >> the santa clara water district said 2,000 tons of material had to be trucked in. you see all the rock trying to stop the erosion. you can see all the latest on our flooding on the app. if you have that make sure if you don't have it go and download it. we keep it updated every minute, every hour. of course we continue to update you on air as well. again, we are on early today, 4:00, as we are dealing with exceptional circumstances. >> were coming up next, live pictures of more flooding. this is on 101. take a quick gander here. that is not 101. that is one of the neighborhoods affected yesterday by all the flooding. we watched it happen live. more on where

this is 101 northbound shut down. 101 and cochran exit. as robert was saying, they want to get this reopen tonight but kind of some differing opinions. the chp said it might be until tomorrow night. you can see first hand the traffic that's moving on the left side, that's southbound. the flooded zone is northbound 101. >> nbc bay area sky ranger has been up over the flooding all afternoon. some of the images are jarring. entire neighborhoods submerged. as you can see here, cars in this neighborhood completely under water. and the only thing visible at this property is this home along 101. and just down stream, coyote creek quickly submerged a second neighborhood forcing hundreds of others from the apartment building. a lot of families with young children just had minutes to get out. >> we arrived around 1:30. the flooding began around 1:00. you can see all the water. take look. this used to be a parking lot. these bicycles were barely in water. now they're almost completely submerged forcing hundreds of people to be evacuated. >> they had

this is northbound 101 between cochran road and bailey avenue. that remains shutdown. big rig and truck trying to make its way through. reopening is 11:00 tomorrow night. >> tomorrow. >> yes, you've got a while to go. traffic being diverted in the meantime. surface street. see how backed up it's going to get. they're significant delays in the area. drivers advised to use alternate routes if at all possible. santa clara water district working to create a dam to stop the water from getting on the freeway. >> it's slowly going down. we need the dam here. once it's built we can breach it further and stop any flow from going any further down. northbound 101 cochran closed until tomorrow night. live picture of traffic in the area. see all that red thachlt is the area we're talking about. the purple area in fact. shutdown. a lot of slow going for you. >> hundreds of people who had to flee testimony rising floodwaters getting help and housing tonight. >>> abc reporter has the story from james lick high school in san jose. >> reporter: the image of this little girl resting on s

her the right to find out her roots. >> the cochrans are set to meet the combs in may.ooking forward to meeting a second sister and grandmother during a trip next month. >> it's really been quite a whirlwind. >> a family story with quite a few chapters yet to be rwritten. >> bye, love you guys. >> she waited 30 years to be able to say that. >> yes. >> they still have a lot of catching up to do. >> police say a suburban thief who breaks his roof top and repells into businesses is stuck again. >> the latest break-ins were at a montgomery county grocery store. earlier this month police say the same suspect hit the costco at least four businesses have been burglarized and in each case the thief repells right through the roof. we'll be right back. >>> for those people that love mild and warm temperatures, they are really going to ledelight in the next few days. >> we're not just talking about flirting with the 650 sz. we're going up into the 70s. here's first alert chief meteorologist glen hurricane schwartz. >> we got to 70 on sunday. certainly capable of getting there this

the wind had its way with this tree that crashed into the middle of cochran road. crews were busy trying to clear it away so commuters could get to highway 101. less than a mile away these two giant trees were pushed over in their giant planters on cochran road as well. then over on east main avenue, this tree crashed into the middle of the road. so windy and so dangerous. >> leaning. >> reporter: then several power poles pushed over, a live wire hitting a house and starting a fire near britton middle school. everyone was okay but both wires and nerves frayed. this is britton middle school right here. they have evacuated all of the students out of their classrooms into the gym. they're okay. i talked with an administrator here. they said they're not cancelling classes today. they're going to stay there. they're going to have snacks and they're going to be in the class many roo. why would anyone want to come out right now, especially with the windy conditions and the rain? also here around this area where the power poles have fallen down, they do have it blocked off

the new northbound section was closed at cochran road. officials brought in a make shift dam to divert water off the highway. >> i saw the semi trucks were going through that water but then they shut it down completely. >> reporter: how long have you been waiting here? >> about almost two hours. >> reporter: in the meantime, all of the northbound traffic was diverted on to city streets. it was a real mess those traffic back-ups were monstrous. people sitting in their cars for hours. as for this 101 closure right now in san jose, no estimated time of reopening, so you're going to want to check your commute before you head out this morning and i know rocky has some very useful information on that for you. >>> stay with us flout the morning -- throughout the morning for live updates on the flooding in san jose. you can find the latest on our website, cbssf.com. >>> really important for people to be aware of flood warnings and flood watches. >> think about the poor people in the san jose area that never experienced anything like this. you hav

cochran, mr.e sure his questions were asked. i remember during the closing arguments he would take notes feverishly, making sure that johnnie cochran and barry scheck would hit his points that he thought was important. and o.j. knew how things played. >> reporter: what played out in the courtroom was the racial tension outside the courtroom. his famous quote, i'm not black, i'm o.j. he achieved this sort of colorlessness. and yet when he was charged with murder, he used sort of his racial identity as his defense. >> well, that's sort of one of the great ironies of the story. >> i don't call it the race card. we were playing the evidence card. we were playing the credibility card. where the credibility of the central witness was at issue. >> reporter: so when surfaced of the police officer who foundhe ranting racial slurs -- >> anything out of the [ bleep ] the first five or six sentences is [ bleep ] lie -- >> reporter: it was seen as a touchdown for the defense. who says things like that? it was

tom melden / california highway patrol - sot - going northbound 101 to cochrane, then cochrane westbound over to monterrey road, then monterey road northbound to get back on the freeway.that caused a lot of traffic and frustrationsot - it's just been a long day. im coming from big sur and all the roads there are caving insot - it's pretty bad but luckily i have some drinks, the radio, some food.while working to fix the current problem, the santa clara water district is also preparing for future storms. aaron baker / santa clara valley water district - sot - we also have several breaches upstream that we have made and will make deeper once the dam is all the way there, so that the water can have a chance to exit and pond into this area instead of a very small covert upstream.standupstandupat this hour the freeway is still being drained.once all the water has been cleared from 101, caltrans will come in and clean up all the debris.the goal is to reopen the freeway by midnight tonight.reporting live from morgan hill. good news for drivers in the south bay. highway-17 has finally reopened af

over here, this is the closure stretch for morgan hill, cochran and bailey. southbound, that was the alternate, taking 101 south as an alternate to highway 17 which is still closed at the cats restaurant for hours. there is a rock slide on the southbound side. the northbound side is clear. this is the issue. 101's closure complicates your alternates. you don't have an alternate for 11 now. if you're heading to screws, you have to go along the peninsula and toward highway 1. better yet make alternate plans. it's a tough drive. stick it out. we're tracking 101 and. back to you. >> we just got notice from sam a card owe, he is going to be holding a press conference at 1:30. >> in the meantime we're going back live to the situation on felan and center, just south of san jose. michelle roberts has been out there since the rescue started an hour and a half ago. that is coming up in one minute. >>> nbc bay area's michelle roberts is still in the neighborhood that is now continuing to flood. michelle, is everyone out who needs to be out? >> reporter: the rescue effor

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all northbound lanes between cochran and bailey roads are closed until tomorrow night. kpix 5 will show us more of the damage. >> reporter: the flood waters have receded but there is still a significant amount of water still on the northbound lanes of highway 101 and morgan hit. it is all part of the problems created by the flooding of coyote creek. the northbound lanes of 101 and morgan hill look more like a lake than a highway. after water from nearby coyote creek spilled onto the road. >> unfortunately due to the storms blew out on highway 101. unfortunately flooding the freeway. >> crews from the water district were brought in to build a make shift dam to divert the flood waters while drivers were detoured off the freeway and on to city streets. here is where the problem all began. sky drone 5 captured these dramatic images of the spillway. all of the water being released coupled with days of nonstop rain has created this scene. the creek spilled its banks overnight rising perilously close to nearby homes. >> we're sandbagging this house and the neighbors' houses as

it crashed into the middle of cochran road. crews were busy trying to clear it so commuters could get to highway 101. less than a mile away, these two giant trees were pushed over in their giant planters on cochran road as well. >>> thousands of bay area residents are without power right now because of the storm. the biggest outage is in san jose where more than 16,000 pg&e customers are without electricity. other major outages include 4200 in santa cruz, 1400 in napa, more than 1100 in morgan hill and 973 in mountain hill. >> we want to see your pictures. share what the weather looks like where you live by adding #abc7now to your pictures so we can finding them quickly. >>> a deadly stretch of road in the east bay. crews pulled a car from the water and it's not the first time. why drivers say the road is so dangerous. plus -- >> this is the hydrology and reservoir operations. we're making great progress. >> some good news for the people near the oroville reservoir. >> and as people fight over health care coverage, one company

and the entire section of northbound 101 was closed then at cochran road for about 18 hours. santa santa clara valley water district crews were brought in to build a make shift dam to divert the water. >> i saw the semi trucks were going through the water but then they shut it down. >> reporter: how long have you been waiting here? >> almost two hours. >> reporter: in the meantime, all of the northbound traffic diverted on to city streets so traffic back-ups were monstrous. people sitting in their cars for hours. we're hoping this morning that people are going to get the memo about this closure but again, there's no estimated time for reopening on both the northbound and southbound lanes of 101 in san jose. let's get right to rocky. she has advice on how to get around this mess. >>> i do. we've been tweeting each other trying to warn people about the closures. take a look at how you can avoid it so you're not stuck in the heavy delay here. you can see cars are moving just 20 miles per hour for those of you who did not get the memo. but let's talk about your alternate route fo

traffic is being diverted off at cochran road and onto surface streets. if you travel from southern canta clara county into san jose and beyond you'll want to allow extra time. santa clara water district workers are creating a dam to stop the water from getting onto the highway. >>> our wet weather is leading to crumbling concrete on a main route to south tahoe. a section near highway 50 near bridleville falls has chanced down the hillside. you see it here in this caltrans video. this is just east of placerville. it's gotten so bad the collapse has forced the closure of both westbound lanes. the eastbound side has been converted to two-way traffic and will remain that way for a few months as crews work to stabilize the slope and fix that highway. >>> the mayor of oakland breaks her silence on last friday's deadly police standoff with a r answer to claims it could have been prevented. >>> go or no go? san francisco takes a definitive vote on the future of those controversial google buses. >>> and we're still seeing >>> for the first time since a sniper was

traffic being diverted off of cochrane road on to the surface streets.u're traveling from southern santa clara county into san jose and beyond, you're going to want to allow a lot of extra time. santa clara valley water district workers are creating a dam to try to stop the water from getting out on to the highway. >> feeding all of this flooding is anderson reservoir. it continues to spill over into coyote creek. it's currently at 105% of capacity. santa clara county water officials say the reservoir will spill all day today and could continue to do so into next week. currently, seven of ten reservoirs in the county are above flood stage. >>> and here's a look statewide. the biggest reservoir in california, lake shasta, is at 91% capacity. lake oe oroville is currently a 80% capacity after water releases. pardee is over capacity at 102%. you can track the storm with the abc7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app and you can enable push alerts for weather advisories on your phone or tablet. >>> the mayor of oakland breaks her silence regarding last

abc 7 news was near the area of bailey avenue and cochran road. they are closed 11 p.m. until tomorrow night, the crews are working to create a dam to stop the water from flowing onto the road. here is the major reason for the flooding, water was pouring from anderson reservoir 30 miles away from morgan hill. isn't that a remarkable image from sky 7, the man made lake started to spill over into coyote creek saturday. the creek roughly parallels highway 101 through the city of san jose before it reaches the bay but you see these pictures and it's obvious why it's such a problem. flooding is still a concern tonight. let's go to meteorologist san z iya patel. >> we have a flood warning notice for coyote creek, the flood waters have been slow to come down, i want to show you the current height 12.4 feet, it is expected to drop below flood stage 11:00 tomorrow night. look at the hour by hour forecast actually looking back from 7:00 where it was 13 feet, notice it barely dropped at 8, 9 and 10:00. so the flood warning does continue, record-setting flooding continuing on coyote

abc 7 news was near the area of bailey avenue and cochran road. they are closed 11 p.m. until tomorrow night, the crews are working to create a dam to stop the water from flowing onto the road. here is the major reason for the flooding, water was pouring from anderson reservoir 30 miles away from morgan hill. isn't that a remarkable image from sky 7, the man made lake started to spill over into coyote creek saturday. the creek roughly parallels highway 101 through the city of san jose before it reaches the bay but you see these pictures and it's obvious why it's such a problem. flooding is still a concern tonight. let's go to iya patel. >> we have a flood warning notice for coyote creek, the flood waters have been slow to come down, i want to show you the current height 12.4 feet, it is expected to drop below flood stage 11:00 tomorrow night. look at the hour by hour forecast actually looking back from 7:00 where it was 13 feet, notice it barely dropped at 8, 9 and 10:00. so the flood warning does continue, record-setting flooding continuing on coyote creek, we'll have a

the flooding as you can see here is on a northbound side of 101 near cochran road. the road will remain closed until 11 tonight. our chief meteorologist bill martin is here and this flooding in san jose, a beginning of water being released from anderson and a lot of rain in a short period of time. >> anderson reservoir being attacked by the amount of rain falling in that area and that general area. i have loaded up the numbers. near anderson. more on the west side where the heaviest rain was and you can estimate the rainfall totals near anderson. ben lowman over a half foot and lexington roadway over a half foot and bolder creek a half feet. copias amounts. an around the bay we have had our share of rain. kenfeel five inches of rain. in morin county it is interesting in the north we are used to more rain. morin county can handle the water and as you get towards morgan they don't get as much. constantly less and the topography doesn't lend as much. pacheco county has rain and we will talk about what is left and what is to come. >> needless to say the rain is causing

traffic being diverted off of cochrane road on to the surface streets. so, if you're traveling from southern santa clara county into san jose and beyond, you're going to want to allow a lot of extra time. santa clara valley water district workers are creating a dam to try to stop the water from getting out on to the highway. >> feeding all of this flooding is anderson reservoir. it continues to spill over into coyote creek. it's currently at 105% of capacity. santa clara county water officials say the reservoir will spill all day today and could continue to do so into next week. currently, seven of ten reservoirs in the county are above flood stage. >>> and here's a look statewide. the biggest reservoir in california, lake shasta, is at 91% capacity. lake oe oroville is currently a 80% capacity after water releases. pardee is over capacity at 102%. you can track the storm with the abc7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app and you can enable push alerts for weather advisories on your phone or tablet. >>> the mayor of oakland breaks her silence rega

along the hardest hit areas, 101 near cochran road in south san jose.ll northbound lanes flooded at this hour. closer to downtown san jose, rescuers pulled hundreds of people from their homes as the rising waters fill the streets. this not a rural area. this is right through the bay area's biggest city. the same scenario in a different neighborhood. an apartment complex, evacuated earlier this afternoon. much of this happening right here spartan stadium. >> we have a team of reporters out covering the flooding. we begin with michelle roberts

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. >> some aren't up to every other heartbeat yet. 101, cochran, morgan hill. open, close, what? >> northbound 101 closed for about a mile and a half and you can get on the freeway. the one that concerns me is -- both directions of mckee and 880. right there in the middle it's closed. >> why is it closed in. >> because of flooding. they are waiting for the water to go down. this is going to be a major closure. . hopefully the water is going down and they will be able to reopen it. >> this is just between you and me. seriously. there is a site there on coyote creek off east williams road. i have seen there is a gauge there for coyote creek and i saw 33 feet. >> yeah. >> it's receding. that would make sense would it not? >> yes. >> it's not a main site. >> right. i hope you are right. >> i think so. it has to be if it's ha high. that's what i did see. the east williams road. it peeked at 33 and is now 31. the one everybody using is at eden vail. this is not far from -- hold on. blossom hill and i will look. fonic road. near silver springs sports complex. that's the one most people

from overnight, morgan hill police tased a suspect during a confrontation tat walmart parking lot on cochran road. it happened just after 10:30 last night. morgan hill police tell us here at ktvu news that the wasn't involved a felony car stop. police say a passenger got out, but refused to follow the officer's commands. . the suspect was taken to the hospital for evaluation. >>> time is now 4:00. hours ago, early this morning, president trump's nominee for health secretary, georgia congressman tom price was confirmed by the united states senate. he was approved in the 52-47 vote right along party lines to head it up the president of headlight and human services. now, price has promised to dismantle president obama's health care overhaul, make changes in medicare, and cut federal funds for planned parenthood. >>> now president trump's travel ban is still on hold after yesterday's ruling by a federal appeals court, but the president says this fight is not over. the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco unanimously rejected the president's request to restore the travel ban. the presi

idio cochran and tracy roseenburg. come on up. >> i think we are doing in reverse order. tracy roseenburg. i ges i want to start off by saying we need to remember the times we are in. we have a rogue federal government, the department of home land security just a couple days ago fs disobeying court orders. so, we are in new times so the issue of playing by the rules and playing it safe something that we really have to look at because that's not what the trump administration is doing. urban shield for years has been commingling emergency and public health services like deal wg catastrophic fires and floods and earthquakes to a nexus to terrorism and what that means is the only way that important public health and crisis and emergency training can be provided is via anti-terrorism tactics. this is so long headed. this is so destructive to those on the wrong ends of racial profiling and police harassment and marginalized communities that is a enormous contributor in the creation of the problems we have trying to sauvl and problems that have a catastrophic impact on effective

all the northbound lanes of highway 101 north of cochran road closed this hour. water from the creek is swamping lanes. earlier trucks were allowed to go through, and that one just barely made before it officials closed the leafnlts we are now told that highway will not reopen until tomorrow night at 11:00. and this intersection in san jose also left completely flooded. this is along oakland road. cars were just able to drive through there today. it's been 11 years since anderson reservoir reached that full capacity. one veteran san jose firefighter saying that this is the worst he has seen the coyote creek flood in decades. ken. >> al lap, thank you for. that not just the south bay. this storm damaged has extended up into niles canyon as well. the area is still closed because of flooding and debris blocking the roadway there. caltrans had to bring in tractors just to clear the mud and tree branches clogging the route. officials are asking people to avoid the area. and in the north bay, a mudslide shut down a stretch of sir francis drake boulevard in fairfax. cre

also in the morgan hill area, northbound 101 closed there at cochrane road due to flooding. the southbound side is open, the northbound side is closed up into the coyote area. it does sound like they're making progress with clean-up there so we do have a call in to chp, working to see if we can get a new estimate. so a check on that and we'll take a look at drive times. i have good news for your commute out of the central valley as well. coming up in less than ten. >>> president trump ups the ante in his immigration crackdown, the new plan putting more than 11 million undocumented immigrants on notice. >>> filling your tank at the gas station may soon put a bigger hole in your wallet. why some lawmakers are ready to raise california's gas tax. >>> and that number to donate to the red cross, text 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> we are keeping tabs on the flooding on highway 101 near interstate 88te 880 in san jose. it is in the top box on the it is in the top box on the right part o >>> just a feshl situation in san jose this morning. the flooding forcing more evacuations r

at home to cardiff and it's a tight game, edinburgh with the only try so far at myreside — neil cochranerom their win over the brisbane broncos in the world club series are playing castleford. and they're looking good again 6—4 the latest score, andre savelio with his second try of the season. these other games. that is the sport for now. goodbye. president trump has promised to carry out what he called one of the greatest military build—ups in american history. in a speech to conservative activists in maryland, he said nobody would dare to question american military might ever again. we are also putting in a massive budget request for our beloved military. and we will be substantially upgrading all of our military, all of our military. offensive, defensive, everything. bigger and better and stronger than ever before. and hopefully we'll never have to use it. but nobody is going to mess with us, folks. nobody. the president also again railed against what he calls the ‘fake news media' — but he said his criticism didn't apply to all journalists. and he questioned the use of unnamed source

idio cochran and tracy roseenburg. come on up. >> i think we are doing in reverse order. tracy roseenburg. i ges i want to start off by saying we need to remember the times we are in. we have a rogue federal government, the department of home land security just a couple days ago fs disobeying court orders. so, we are in new times so the issue of playing by the rules and playing it safe something that we really have to look at because that's not what the trump administration is doing. urban shield for years has been commingling emergency and public health services like deal wg catastrophic fires and floods and earthquakes to a nexus to terrorism and what that means is the only way that important public health and crisis and emergency training can be provided is via anti-terrorism tactics. this is so long headed. this is so destructive to those on the wrong ends of racial profiling and police harassment and marginalized communities that is a enormous contributor in the creation of the problems we have trying to sauvl and problems that have a catastrophic impact on effective

idio cochran and tracy roseenburg. come on up. >> i think we are doing in reverse order. tracy roseenburg. i ges i want to start off by saying we need to remember the times we are in. we have a rogue federal government, the department of home land security just a couple days ago fs disobeying court orders. so, we are in new times so the issue of playing by the rules and playing it safe something that we really have to look at because that's not what the trump administration is doing. urban shield for years has been commingling emergency and public health services like deal wg catastrophic fires and floods and earthquakes to a nexus to terrorism and what that means is the only way that important public health and crisis and emergency training can be provided is via anti-terrorism tactics. this is so long headed. this is so destructive to those on the wrong ends of racial profiling and police harassment and marginalized communities that is a enormous contributor in the creation of the problems we have trying to sauvl and problems that have a catastrophic impact on effective

idio cochran and tracy roseenburg. come on up. >> i think we are doing in reverse order. tracy roseenburg. i ges i want to start off by saying we need to remember the times we are in. we have a rogue federal government, the department of home land security just a couple days ago fs disobeying court orders. so, we are in new times so the issue of playing by the rules and playing it safe something that we really have to look at because that's not what the trump administration is doing. urban shield for years has been commingling emergency and public health services like deal wg catastrophic fires and floods and earthquakes to a nexus to terrorism and what that means is the only way that important public health and crisis and emergency training can be provided is via anti-terrorism tactics. this is so long headed. this is so destructive to those on the wrong ends of racial profiling and police harassment and marginalized communities that is a enormous contributor in the creation of the problems we have trying to sauvl and problems that have a catastrophic impact on effective

c --all -- caller win.s jummy: we got in the colonial spirit yesterday, general molly cochran and lieutenante first colonial army, larry, julie and i are all, what are we -- awful, what are we? ladies?onnet we need to be turning -- churnin g butter/ [laughter] jummy: there is one for you today. julie: i have a lot of -- temperatures, not just here but andhe northeast, 54 in d.c. 58 in new york city, new york cities with higher temperatures than we cap, the warmth up to the north -- jummy: you need this for the forecast. [laughter] be marching will along to the. -- today. [laughter] 46onica: this weekend, 70 to with a strong chance for powerful strong's on saturday from 3:00 to 5:00 with most forms driving through with the heavy rain -- most storms driving through with heavy rain and wins 40-50 miles per hour. we will talk about kale and when potential coming up and this weekend in the first weekend of wind potentialnd coming up and this weekend in the first week of march. julie: a crush on arena drive, one overturned pushing northbound and stay to the left with more slow traffic from college

cochran who had been publicly later on today, there will be a vote to advance the secretary nominee, scott pruitt. that will set up a final vote on him sometime tomorrow. pruitt is another trump choice. betsy devos says she's not sure that pruitt is going to protect the environment. "i reject the false choice of the environment for the economy because much for the state of maine, the economy and environment are inextricably linked." the white house does need a new nominee for labor department secretary following any poster's decision before even sitting for a confirmation hearing. mike emanuel reports that it came on after a dozen senators. they are going to a hard time voting. we have been told there are four names on the short list. >> jenna: peter, thank you. >> jon: josh, let's start with you. three problems so far in the trump cabinet. poster has withdrawn and the resignation of mike flynn. kind of a rocky start for this administration and you say it's all about political capital among the republicans, explain. >> the issue that these nominees didn't go through it's a personal s

the floodwaters began to rush over the northbound lanes near cochran road before 11. >>> both northboundlanes of highway 17 are now open near vinehill road. crews have cleared down 17 for more than a week. however one southbound lane is still closed in that area because of cracks in the asphalt. they are hoping to fix the problem. crews have been working to clear the slides since february 6th. the closures as you might imagine have caused major headaches for commuters on highway 17. >>> now to developing news in the east bay where a student is under arrest for allegedly stabbing a school principal. ktvu's henry lee talked to police and was there when officers made the arrest. joins us like from the berkeley police department. henry, what have you learned. reporter: julie, berkeley police have arrested a 20-year- old special education student in this stabbing. they are still trying to find a motive. take a look at the video we shot a short time ago. the nen happened at vs center, a school on 6th street in west berkeley. the school's website says it caters to students unsuccessful in publi

this is between bailey and cochrane road.ws built makeshift dam of rocks and mud to stop the flow of water. >> we have so much coming into the canal, it is overtopping in many places. we found a weak link that is now flooded the roadway. >> they hoped to have all lanes opened by 1:00. all lanes reopen a little after 4:00. only a few hours behind schedule. the water district is s trucked in 200,000 tons of material. >> making a lot of people evacuate from their homes. we have reporters across the bay to give you the very, very latest. >> we are working to try to confirm information about school closures. scott mcgrew is looking into the mckinley, franklin school district. we will have an update for us as well. >>> good morning. i'm bob redell. developing news in downtown san jose. you can see coyote creek has flooded and prompted aevacuatio. ♪ [one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do] ♪ nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and get

molly cochran went to apple grove elementary school in fort washington, maryland for the lunch box weathers love. she was there to show the kids special video. new this school year. it put together a lot of time that went into it. good behind the scenes look at how we do the weather and get ready for television. put graphics together. she took experiments and answered questions and then they headed outside for a good look at a storm track 7. they had a fun time. running the kid cam was tyler hilliard. we have a weather question from garbiella melendez. >> i'm gabriellla. what if a meteorologist predicts the weather but the weather turns out to be something else? doug: so if we get it wrong? oh, i see. alison: never, ever. doug: i change the question a little bit. larry: nice way to ask it. doug: if doug hill is wrong with the weather, i'll be the first to know and i will let you know. a good question. listen, for all of my career i learned early on if you get it wrong you just admit it. sometimes you get it really wrong and a huge storm you miss, mea culpa and you are sorry because you are

along the hardest hit areas, 101 near cochran road in south san jose. all northbound lanes flooded at this hour. closer to downtown san jose, rescuers pulled hundreds of people from their homes as the rising waters fill the streets. this not a rural area. this is right through the bay area's biggest city. the same scenario in a different neighborhood. an apartment complex, evacuated earlier this afternoon. much of this happening right here spartan stadium. >> we have a team of reporters out covering the flooding. we begin with michelle roberts live in t. we've been people bringing out people in rafts and boats all day. >> reporter: the rescue effort took five hours today. you can see the destruction that the water has left behind. coyote creek is more than a block away from here so it's hard to believe that all of this water came pouring in this morning. you can see the umbrella in someone's back yard popping out of the water. and you can see debris, trash, oil floating on the water. i can see a mattress right now. we are told the water won't start to r

intersection at 101 and 280 as the water has receded and traffic continues through south san jose 101 it cochran and that was previously closed and now through san jose the freeway is open all the way through town. >> this evening we do expect temperatures to drop and it will be a new challenge for us, whether perspective. we will provide information on warming centers as they are opened up through the cold snap that we will be experiencing before the next rains come over the weekend. >> finally we will add road information and we have been updating our road closure information throughout the event and have been able to clear many roads and that will be posted as well for your information, as dave sykes mentioned, we will be providing very detailed mapping on areas. >> you have been listening to officials in san jose given update on the situation after the massive flooding hit several neighborhoods there in the area. they were telling us that some of the roads that were affected yesterday have now been opened, they say that the drinking water is not contaminated and is safe at the investigation

the northbound side of 101 near cochran road was shut down because the creek over flowed. cal tran crews reportedly cut a new canal to help divert the water. >>> a main road is closed to traffic because of a mudslide. alexander avenue connects it to the golden gate bridge. that closure between east road and edwards n is a mudslide that happened on monday. it has since been cleared but the engineers still need to check out the hillside. if that road is expected to be closed for at least a week. >>> most of the flooding problems in the area are because of water being release from the anderson reservoir and then right into coyote creek. santa clara water managers told the news that release is actually started january 9th from an outlet at the bottom of the dam and then on saturday started sending water over the pill spillway which hasn't happened in more than ten years. they say they were trying to make room for the rain while at the same time preserving as much drinking water as possible. niles canyon road remains closed between fremont because of the risk of flooding there.

. >> reporter: including johnnie cochran, robert shapiro, f.an dershowitz and of course, his most trusted ally, robert kardashian. they shift the focus to the los angeles police department. the strategy, accuse the police of framing simpson. mishandling, even planting evidence. >> detective fuhrman, did you plant or manufacture evidence in this case. have you every falsified a police report? was the testimony that you gave truthful? >> reporter: it is an argument that resonates with the mostly black jury, especially the explosive audio of lead detective mark furhman spouting racist slurs like this. >> first thing, anything out of a [ bleep ] mouth is a [ bleep ] lie. >> reporter: the defense, in essence, put bad policemen, racist policemen, on trial. >> they put the whole police department on trial. >> reporter: another tactic the dream team used when the jurors toured the estate. >> when you walked up the grand staircase there was a large wall of pictures of the family. pictures of friends. pictures of o.j.'s career. the problem was, the overw

near morgan hill, cochran road, up to the mountains, that's where we have snow, down to 2,500 feet this morning. this is about the only game in town. it is moving south and moving away from us. we still have a chance that we may regenerate a stray shower or two heading into the afternoon hours. now, it is quiet in downtown san franc francisco. extended drive period tomorrow with warmer highs. the storm tries to sneak in sunday. the storm is a 1 because most of us won't see much out of this. a spotty, light shower. watch how everythng falls apart as we head through the rest of the morning, up until 1:00 or noon. you see green spots across the north bay and the coast. those slide south. once we lose the sunshine, we lose the chance. the best chance during the overnight hours of anything developing will be over the ocean. cold showers, snow level of 3,000 and hail possible today. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. what you're going to see are temperatures that get back to average in the 60s wednesday, thursday and friday. we're going to have chilly nights in the 30s and 40