but doctor's are not releasing their condition. doctors say the officer who was hurt is in fair condition. san francsico's interim mayor mark farrell visited that officer. ( terisa )( terisa ) as part of their efforts to be more transparent... they will have a town hall about this incident within the next 10 days. ( james ) sonoma county is drenched... but the rain presents a potential hazard for those living in the burn zones of last october's firestorm. the burn areas are more subceptible to flash flooding... and mud and debris flows. crews have surrounded property lines with straw wattles to keep man-made materials from getting into watersheds. crews have also

and have the latest on the conditions.es )( james ) we are tracking the rain that's hitting the bay area. this is a live look at storm tracker 4 radar. ( james ) good morning and thanks for joining us on the kron 4 morning news... i'm james fletcher.( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio. we have complete team coverage of the rain and the wet commute from across the bay.( james ) lets start with rebecca strom who is tracking the storm in the weather center. ( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estacio..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:periods of moderate to locally heavy rainfall will continue through this afternoon as an atmospheric river takes aim at the california coast. breezy to locally gusty southerly winds will also be possible ahead of a cold front that will sweep through the region this morning. after a brief break in rainfall later today, additional showers and cooler temperatures will be possible from friday into the weekend before dry conditions re

in cape may you're seeing dryer conditions. one thing we're watching here is the change over from rain to snow. just outside wilmington, we're starting to see a bit of this changeover. the temperatures at the surface still fairly warm. as the snow comes down, it's not sticking. it's a little too warm at the surface, but you're still going to be dealing with decreased visibility. so you still want to be careful driving around the entire day. plus we'll see those wind speeds sticking with us as well. stretching down to millville we're still seering parts of our area that have not seen any rain just yet. our wind speeds are going to pick up. the entire area will see wind gusts close to 50 miles per hour as we get closer to your lunch hour. we'll have details on that, but right now we'll send it outside to steve sosna who is monitoring the situation outside the studio. >> reporter: good morning, brittany. it's a chilly morning merchandise it's a whole different story in terms of the feel. it's chilly, rain drops coming down and eve

wet conditions all over the bay.ll look over at the problem we've had for the tri-valley for quite some time. no updates or changes for the last 45 minutes. north 680 jammed up to bernal. very unusual for the commute. it distracts the southbound commute so you're jammed off the dublin interchange. the south bay, a typical pattern here. around de la cruz, reports are the crash cleared but i still see the flow past the airport and north 87 there must be a new crash there. you're jammed from capital. focused right there. as we move the maps, slowing southbound. 880 from 980 down to right here route 29. that's where we have a crash that still has to be cleared from lanes. looking for an update from chp. oakland already has problems for the nimitz because that camera moves around for the wind and that volume of traffic northbound past the coliseum with taillights here. one of the tough spots. palo alto as far as the volume goes but still the conditions are slippery. the headlights north past the shopping mall into san fra

talk us through the conditions. conditions.ought us some fresh drinking water. drinking water. given the situation you are in, how are people? you are in, how are people? are there people in genuine risk? there people in genuine risk? a busy train with lots of different people on board. certainly. everyone has winter clothing with them. everyone is cold. feeling the effects of the cold at the moment. effects of the cold at the moment. we are all dressed up in hats, coats and scarves. and scarves. southern guys earlier, we are going on a skiing trip. on a skiing trip. information out for you about what will happen. will happen. board the train and trapped for five hours without moving. hours without moving. stories emerging this morning about problems with the weather. now it is time to get the latest where you are across the uk. good morning from bbc london news. i‘m victoria hollins. snow is expected to fall across the capital this afternoon. when snow blew onto the concourse. and temperatures once again are set to feel bitter

of bail conditions by the police.olice can put people on bail and can apply conditions. the restrictions are around justifying the length of time that people are on bail. we are having a bitter break—up with your sound, mr atkinson. let having a bitter break—up with your sound, mratkinson. let me having a bitter break—up with your sound, mr atkinson. let me try another question and hopefully we can hear you. it sounds as though you are saying that the problem is not with the framework, it's with the ways that police are applying it. what do you think needs to happen it to ensure that bail conditions are imposed where they should be? i think that there is clearly a n should be? i think that there is clearly an issue around resources, and that is at the back of many of the difficulties we have with the criminal justice system. the difficulties we have with the criminaljustice system. but the police need to look carefully at those cases which do attract the need for bail conditions, and then apply them and make sure they

what are you expect to go see now. >> conditions will get worse. the storm intensity we are not going to see until we head into midday and early afternoon hours. there is a lot of moisture, there is a lot of energy and a lot of lift with this system so we will continue to see this precipitation over spreading the area it is coming down. reduced visability. that is supposed to be center city philadelphia but you cannot see the sky line with the rain and snow mix. temperatures right around freezing mark, northeasterly winds at 9 miles an hour, feeling more like 25. we have reduced visability because of the falling precipitation across large portion of the delaware valley reduced to 5 miles in allentown. same case in mount pocono. down to three in trenton. storm impacts as we head through night tonight and today snow fall will be high, low icing risk but moderate wind risk and we could see power outages but this is not that wind maker like we saw last friday. win speed, nine, 10, 13 miles an hour. little breeze. some gusty winds gusting at 20 t max we

conditions here. gusts there have reached 60 miles per hour. >> jersey shore reporter ted greenberg is live in ocean city. just the start of the problem there, ted. >> the winds this afternoon are really causing a problem. lots of problems. with these waves. take a look at some pictures i got just a kouchl minutes ago from cape may. this is from the cape may fire department and images of a building on jackson street. a roof was blown off the building. indi indi indicative of how strong the winds are. that pild building has businesses on the bottom. luckily, nobody hurt. but i'm told people won't be able to live there. that is on ongoing concern as well. driv flooding in other coastal communities. more expected during this evening's high tide. >> you have all these cooperations. >> ocean city fire department has five big military surplus trucks ready to roll through high water if needed. >> bringing in extra personnel. zwl zbl they're for fighting fires during floods and rescuing people from homes and

conditions. we have live radar showing you the conditions, and now say great time to download our free nbc 10 app. it has all kinds of information just four. you can get weather and traffic alerts as this storm intensifies, as this wall of snow moves in. you can also track this storm with our live interactive neighborhood radar. >> all right. this storm continues to shift and change. we saw a little dry spot over philadelphia but within the last five minutes or so we're seeing heavy snow coming down. we're tracking all the changes for you and not everyone's getting snow. some just seeing rain. what you can expect in your neighborhood is coming up after the break. >>> quarter past 11:00 a.m. on this wednesday morning. we're tracking this major winter storm that's impacting our entire area. mears a live look at the first alert radar. the snow and the rain will be with us for several more hours. >> now let's take a live look at philly international where officials there tell us they have a number of

throughout the day, 33 degrees with that wintry mix into your lunch hour, heavy snow, blustery conditions, peak winds gusting e will not deal with the damaging wind that is we dealt with last friday, with that nor'easter and in the 3:00 o'clock hour heavy snow and even potential for some thunder snow, as we head into the afternoon hours, meisha and that shows us how strong, potent this system is and we will see main intensity coming midday and in the afternoon hours. >> there is like no relief it just doesn't matter if you have really good tread, or winter tires, all wheel drive, this will be a rough, commute. so if you can stay off roadways you will want to if you cannot and you have to head out there just take it easy. looking at schuylkill near 202 taillights moving in the eastbound direction looking okay there and we are also looking around route 309 near turnpike headlights moving in the north bound direction but you can see how quiet, it is looking on the roadways. this is a good sign. we want to keep as many vehicles, buses off roadways as we can looking very wet, slushy out there

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dangerous conditions out there. we have pete suratos who is going to give us an update on that in just a few minutes. >>> thanks so much for joining us on this friday morning, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want to get you started with your day. looking at the weather this morning, certainly a different image than yesterday with all the rain coming down. >> we are not in the clear. don't be quick to put away that umbrella. at least your early morning commute is looking a lot better than what it did yesterday morning. now, overall temperatures remain in the 40s, it's nice and cloudy outside right now, but, hey, as far as the rain, let's take a live look at that doppler radar, you can see the storm system sitting off far to the south. that's on its way trekking towards los angeles. this is the current look right now, we could see a couple spotty showers off the coast so we still have a chance of seeing very light rain early on, but this is just a break. we are expect to go see a

taking a look at the conditions right now. center city, rain not as heavy as it was in the last hour. meteorologists tell aing ing us prepared. conditions are going to change pretty quickly no matter where you are. >> randy, when we saw you last hour the rain had been steady but light. how has it changed if it has? >> reporter: yeah, i mean it's a rare drizzle after hours. pretty heavy rain early in the morning. by the way, we just got our first couple big wind gusts blowing had umbrella around. that's why we're keeping an eye on the trees here in rittenhouse square. those branches could come down causing power outages. and also a number of construction companies working through the city of philadelphia. the city warning the construction companies the debris, the fencing and such could go flying. we also caught up with peco. they'll be dealing with those winds on the power lines. they tell us stations will be on standby throughout the city. >> if it's safe our crews are going to go out there and continue to work. it doesn't ma

your imposed conditions have made a grave difference and i urge you to keep the conditions in place. thank you very much. >> so as -- excuse me. i'm getting over a cold. setting aside the noise issues which we are also talking about and setting aside overserving and abc issues, in terms of the -- it sounds like from the incidents that you're describing in severali of them it seems th bar security is taking an active role in breaking up fights for example in front of hue or you know, removing someone from the club who is overintoxicated which is what they should be doing, right? what is your sense of how security has been engaged or have they stepped up or sort of how are they taking action, what have you seen -- how much of the change is part of greater engagement by security and club staff? >> since the entertainment commission has imposed conditions, i have seen a great improvement. i have not seen the amount of violence at the club. it's been greatly reduced. i'm not going to talk about what led us here, but it was enough to have this commission look and impose the conditions as w

do we know anything more about her condition and prognosis?le to regain consciousness and has been able to speak. that will be very keen to the police investigation, they will want to get as much information as they can from her. here in salisbury, that news has been greeted with a great sense of optimism. very much the message is, salisbury is open for business. you can see behind mejust salisbury is open for business. you can see behind me just starting salisbury is open for business. you can see behind mejust starting is salisbury is open for business. you can see behind me just starting is a churches together procession. they are leaving the cathedral and will be walking through the city, there will be prayers said. this is a show that once again people should be coming here, there is nothing to be afraid off. what has happened here 3.5 weeks ago is in the minds of the people taking part in this possession. there has been talk of it from the bishop of salisbury who ina it from the bishop of salisbury who in a service yesterday said he felt

strong rain, winds and whiteout conditions.roads. >> reporter: that's right. and so what we do while everybody tries to avoid the storm and stay home, we we like to get the best readings of the storm. we are here just south that's a radar in the sky. >> it's very high resolution. >> we are catching the first rain drops with this truck, but we'll be here all night long because the rain will intensify. what we'll do is compare this radar with the weather service rad radar. and show you why we use this one and why we use those and the combination of those work out the best for us here at the nbc 10 first alert weather team. we'll be here all night long. we have all this technology on board. i'll be showing you some of this at 5:00 tonight. back over to you. >> valuable tools to have at the ready when we have a storm like this bearing down on us. >> it's absolutely valuable. we can really look into the storm and find some of the little tiny details that make a huge difference for your neighborhood rather than sort of just a big ove

rebecca:unsettled weather conditions will persist through saturday with cool temperatures, periods of rain showers and breezy winds. dry conditions return late in the weekend and continue into monday ahead of our next weather system. this system will likely be wetter and warmer with widespread rainfall expected around the middle part of next week. rebecca:unsettled weather conditions will persist through saturday with cool temperatures, periods of rain showers and breezy winds. dry conditions return late in the weekend and continue into monday ahead of our next weather system. this system will likely be wetter and warmer with widespread rainfall expected around the middle part of next week. 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 )people in san leandro are urged to shelter in place... as police are searching for a gunman around 10-30 last night police sent out a warning asking those who live near hesperian boulevard, washington a

so quite a variety of conditions across the area. as we go through the afternoon as the storm continues to intensify, the darker blue indicating heavier snow and we have an issue here, especially in new jersey closer to the center of the storm where we could see some bands of heavier snow developing, even in the philadelphia area, expecting some snow, strong gusty winds and then it starts to move out by tomorrow morning, but the thing is that the temperatures stay above freezing while all this is happening. look at these wind gusts now 52 miles an hour in wilmington. that is the highest and back to the west in the washington area we've already seen gusts in the 60s and damage in those areas and some of that is coming this way. the winds just going to be getting worse. >> this is really interesting storm we've been tracking this all morning and we'll take a closer look outside right now. doylestown, starting to see the snow coming down and few rain drops. now things are starting to switch over as colder air is moving into the back of

rebecca:unsettled weather conditions will persist through saturday with cool temperatures, periods of rain showers and breezy winds. dry conditions return late in the weekend and continue into monday ahead of our next weather system. this system will likely be wetter and warmer with widespread rainfall expected around the middle part of next week. 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. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) breaking news out of the south bay... two people are killed in a car crash in san jose.( james ) kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the scene. lydia... what do we know. (áá lydia áá) this happened at about 1:30 this morning. we know two people are dead. the car hit that tree here behind me, the damage doesn't look like much to the tree. but the car was totaled in this accident. here's a map of where it happened. this happened at casselino dr. and manuel street on communicati

we're just seeing breezy conditions.eing wind gusts closer to 40 miles per hour. you will quickly see these wind speeds jump all it way up to 50 miles per hour. in philadelphia, in mt. holly with 44 and moderate downpours. this will be true as we get into your evening commute. the big thing we're going to watch is your change over. so it's pretty challenging. we'll go over more details with the challenge and changeover to wet snow. >>>wire following a number of major issues in pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. starting things off in new castle delaware, 95 northbound you'll find there is a crash right at the 495 split. three lanes are closed because of that crash. expect delays. traffic is backing up quite a bit. in new jersey the 42 freeway, things are looking smooth other than volume. we are following on issue on the new jersey turnpike around exit 8a. you'll find that issue as you're traveling nobld and traveling northbound and on the inner lane. finally moving into pennsylvania, the schuylkill expressway at gira

conditions will be getting a lot worse.g together. >> obviously with the way delaware is situated, you're going to get anything from snow in the northern portion of the state to coastal flooding in the southern portion. everybody is going to get a lot of wind. not so much tonight. this is the radar plus the wind obama on top of it. and then into tomorrow morning, the wind starts increasing. and it starts changing direction. now to those northwest. we have gusts of 43 miles an hour in georgetown. but it is not an on shore wind. in the afternoon look what's happening up to the north. we're starting to see a changeover. even in wilmington. 50 mile an hour wind gusts and rain changing to sleet and then some wet snow right during the afternoon rush. look at that 60 mile an hour wind gust in wilmington with possible wet snow. just picture that. 58 miles an hour in dover. 60 in georgetown. 62 in lewis. and you see with the wind direction like this, lewis has the greatest threat of significant flooding. even compared to the beaches

slick conditions may be to blame for this tractor-trailer crash. the cab of the semi separated from the frame. it is still in our system potentially causing delays as you start off on the blue route. we want to look at the schuylkill expressway on montgomery drive. some ponding on the schuylkill expressway as you make your way into or out of philadelphia. outside of this camera view there is a disabled vehicle on 76 westbound right near montgomery drive that may be causing you to tap the brakes a bit. from what i can see it's been moved into the insoshoulder so causing too much of a disruption. everything in the green right now. so any of those crashes we had have been cleared. and also a quick look in camden. 76 at market street where we can see a lot of rain on the roadways. that is the story this morning as you're heading out. >>> we continue our team coverage with matt delucia. matt, tell us what they are doing. >> reporter: they're expecting that with the high tides that are coming up. right now we're along california avenue along the bay. we

we will look at road conditions throughou delaware valley and bring them to you live.are live inside mobil weather watcher jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". now back to you. >> it was like last week where it was fine in the morning and then all hell broke loose later in the day. >> lets bring in lauren to break down what will happen. as jan said there the roads don't look too bad but it is the grassy surfaces and top of the cars where we are seeing snow start to build. >> i like jan's assessment, i don't know fit is meteorological and sound but i will say the forecast is right on track. we are expecting this wet snow wintry mix and main energy, main lift from this system we will see heavy snow, developing, across the area and that snow is going to becoming we head in the second half of the morning and in the afternoon hours so right now we are just seeing light snow in the, poconos getting a live look but snow is falling illuminated by light there. pretty looking scene looking up in those higher elevations, little coating of snow there in the scene and storm sca

i can show you the roadway conditions as well. slick conditions all the way through san mateo county. san jose seeing wet roadways. a minor crash 680 at mckee getting off of the roadway there so be careful. a live camera in san jose shows you 101 getting hit with some rain as well. >>> ming up next on "today in the bay," chilly new details into that investigation into a deadly helicopter crash. what new cellphone footage from one of the passengers killed is revealing this morning. >>> plus up for auction, the rare artifact from one of the most famous entrepreneurs who ever lived. it will soon be up for grabs. art. it can be sculpted in beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. it can be sculpted in beautiful detail. or painted in luxurious strokes. and in rare cases... both. >>> and it's 5:13 this morning. we're tracking the rain, right now you can see it on

tough commute conditions there.emont the flag shows you breezy, windy at times over some of the bridges and definitely wet. >> we saw that flag flapping in the distance. we see the fog all around us. it's going to be a rough morning, folks. do try to slap on a smile and make the best of it. >> we're back at 7:25 for a live local update. . good morning. breaking his silence, facebook's mark zuckerberg speaking out for the first time apologizing for the user data scandal rocking the social network. >> this was a major breach and i'm really sorry. >> so is he willing say that to lawmakers on capitol hill and what is he doing to fix it? we are live at facebook headquarters. >>> catching a killer, new details emerge about the clues investigators used to track down the austin bombing suspect, from under surveillance video to glfs to his cell phone as police reveal the 23-year-old left behind a lengthy confession video.

better than conditions two years ago, terrible conditions, stormy conditions that almost saw the cambridgeaven't seen a sinking since 1978. joining me is sarah o'brien, a back—up to the cambridge women's team. it was tough going ape couple of years ago. something like that could potentially happen, but you don't expect it. it is a shame for the crew but something that has driven on the squad for the last two years. we don't envisage conditions like that today, but it has spurred the boats on to train as hard as we can to get the best result each year. absolutely. the waters are looking calm, conducive to great rolling. it will be hard for you to top your performance last year because you set a course record. top your performance last year because you set a course recordm was a really great day for the squad la st was a really great day for the squad last year. a really talented crew. we could be up for something again with conditions like it is today. who knows what can happen? hopefully, it will be a light blue win, but maybe a course record would be nice. cambridge educated, more than a

now let's get a look at the driving conditions. storm force 10 is giving us a live look at what it's like on route 73 on maple shade. light rain there and you could still face that ponding. >>> here's a look at broad street at the kimmel center campus. light rain happening there. randy gyllenhaal standing by not too far from there where he's reporting the same thing. live look at philadelphia national airport. we're expecting wind there to cause some trouble. the rain there -- our camera a little bit foggy. some airports are offering to waive their fees if you should have to change your flight. and as always check your carrier before you head to the terminal. >>> so we have rain this morning and it'll be different this afternoon. here's a live look at delaware live look at wilmington on our camera, morning commute is wet. afternoon commute you could see rain and/or snow. >> and get weather alerts about your neighborhood with the nbc 10 app. you can see there in the last few minutes how it's different neighborhood to neighborhood. w

let's talk more now about traffic conditions. this is germantown avenue, a major traffic artery going through philadelphia. you can see right here on the black top still slippery and slushy in places. we do know the city has 40,000 tons of salt to work with and has equipment and man power to keep the roads safe. a message from the mayor, stay home if possible especially when the heart of the storm sets in today. >> stay home and stay safe and let the road crews do their work. meantime doctors say slips and falls will likely cause the most injuries during this storm. >> in severe cases those accidents can lead to broken bones and head injuries and can even be deadly. if you have to go outside make your sure shoes have rubber soles on them, and if you use a cane, purchase an ice gripper tip with spikes on it. >>> and we talked with experts from penn medicine about shoveling snow. don't overload your shovel. be sure to hydrate. and bend at the waist to do the lifting. don't let your back do it. and if you have a major health issue,

. blizzard conditions.apped at one point and that is down to a couple of hundred. that is down to a couple of hundred. the vehicles are moving, so good news from people trapped there. in central london. give us an update. in central london and some light snow. snow. pretty quiet for this time of the morning. the morning. there are lots of problems again on the country‘s rail network. the country‘s rail network. companies are running reduced services today. services today. we have heard about some of those problems in scotland. some of those problems in scotland. rail networks particularly badly affected there. affected there. we have got problems on the roads in lincolnshire. on the roads in lincolnshire. are blocked and they are asking people not to travel. people not to travel. been stuck in their cars there as well. well. in some places snowploughs have not been able to get through. have not been able to get through. for later in the month even if their flight has not yet been cancelled. flight has not y

we're working to find out his condition, the woman's condition and how they're connected. >>> happening today, habitat for humanities is partnering up with a faith based organization. now, together they will work to repair 20 homes with help from a $500,000 investment from pnc bank. >>> 30 degrees outside. let's get you started with sunshine today and the heads up about the next thing coming down the pipe. look at that blue sky. this is allentown. >> as we go into the rest of today we are going to see cold conditions, cold and sunny for us. wind chill is definitely going to be a factor with wind speeds anywhere between 15 to about 20 miles per hour, gusting to about 30 miles per hour throughout the morning. cloudy conditions expected for us on tuesday, and the big talker is going to be our second nor'easter moving into the forecast by wednesday. here's part of the system here going to bring blizzard conditions to the dakotas and plain states tracking east here, and then we'll see another system developing off the coast. the two will combine and move closer to us, and this is where we're

the conditions are deteriorating. time to leave work and now, you're dealing with this backed up traffic. back to you. >> got to leave that extra room to allow for stopping. because i know i skidded and the conditions can change so quickly depending on where you are. where you are, the ben franklin parkway, to kenwood, the road conditions are really different. >> absolutely. we know the conditions are only going get work with the snow continuing to come down. and the wis wind gusts getting stronger. >> this is what our first alert team of meteorologists have been b talking about. they've been warning us glenn's got the latest right now. >> it's not moving much and it's still intention fiing. as we've been saying. we have a wloking pattern in this atmosphere. unlike any storm the rest of this winter, they were all moving fast. this one is not. and you can see the circulation coming in from the ocean all the way around. and that's why boston is getting hit with even worse flood than we're going to get. the snow in the m

is there a motion to approve with any additional conditions? i'd recommend on sort a suggestion from the project sponsor that we add the condition that the sound wall and in the back be up to 20 feet in height or 18 to 20 feet in height. >> commissioner: i just want it say too, if you had to choose on a map where to put a residential building that was going to cause the most problem for this commission this would be the one point on the map literally in all of northern california maybe. i don't want to be too heavy-handed on conditions but i think perhaps not having a window up top and making sure that wall is 200 feet tall or whatever we can do should be all the parts. if they're construction is solid it may block the sound bothering other people. that may be a silver lining here but this is terrifying to me. >> it should be no-folk. >> commissioner tan: is there a motion someone would like to move? >> commissioner: a make a motion to move this forward to planning with the conditions you stipulated around the height of the wall. >> commissione

we have not had any further updates about her condition from the hospital today or the condition of herary but we will hear when there is any major news. the fact the hospital yesterday released the details shows how much optimism there was for the condition of yulia skripal but still a lot of concern about her father who remains in a critical condition in the hospital here in salisbury. let's get more now on the letter written tojeremy corbyn signed by 39 labour mps and peers. they urged the labour leader suspend a former senior official, christine shawcroft over her handling of a complaint about anti—semitism. let's speak now to the mp who was the lead signatory, siobhain mcdonagh the labour mp for mitcham and morden. explain to us what you wanted to achieve with the letter. i want to askjeremy corbyn to take action, to require christine shaw croft to stand down —— shawcross. supporting someone come and —— imagine supporting someone who denies that the holocaust happened. kind ofa denies that the holocaust happened. kind of a civil war inside the party, an agenda that is not strictly

so that makes for slippery conditions. we've seen a number of snowplows come through here in the past hour and a half just scene so much snow accumulating that these crews are dealing with right here. we did talk to some people who were just strolling around in downtown allentown just about how the snow is affecting them. take a listen. >> i am a little concerned. i hope that the power doesn't go out in allentown and i know there's still a lot of people without power, um, i'm lucky enough to have power, but i'm hoping that it doesn't -- it's not as bad they are predicting. >> the bus service canceled today. got up at 4:00 o'clock this morning get ready for work. and get down there and they cancel. >> reporter: oh no. what are you going to do now. >> well, now i'm going to go home and eat a good hot breakfast, cup of coffee and call 8-day. [ laughter ] >> reporter: jim ran hell that is exactly what i planned to now this is my last live shot. i'm handing over the microphone to chante lans. she'll be here for four, five, six

but for the most part, expect dry conditions today after a cool start with patchy frost. chilly conditions are expected again tonight with overnight lows down near freezing in the inland valleys. dry weather, along with a warming trend, is forecast for monday and tuesday. rain chances return by late wednesday and continue through the end of the week, but rainfall amounts are generally expected to be light. ( marty ) dave mentioned we should have a chance to dry out today. but the national weather service is warning bay area drivers about black ice on roads this morning. black ice can cause slippery driving conditions. drivers should slow down to prevent accidents. and it was a wild saturday in some parts of the bay area. as the storm system brought hail to some neighborhoods. yesterday. take a look at this video from a kron 4 employee. . this hail came down yesterday afternoon in the newark area. you can see the it blanket her back yard. ( marty ) and there is plenty of fresh snow in the sierra. here's a live look at kirkwood this morning where they got 2 and a half feet

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right now we are seeing breezy conditions. as we get into the afternoon and evening, we will see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. that will have the ability to bring down trees and also power lines. we are watching the wind speeds carefully. it is not going to be as strong as the last system but could cause another round of power outages for us. we are seeing rainfall closer to cape may. but the big story is the snow we are already seeing develop across the area. we slide over here to philadelphia where we are still dealing with lots of snow coming down. same things for king of prussia. westchester, again, all starting to see the snow here. wilmington, we are starting to see darker blue, that's more moderate snow coming down for us. but it is not the entire area. if you're closer to the shore, we are seeing rainfall near atlantic city to sea issl s atlantic city to sea isslisle, may. it is possible along the shore we will just continue to see a lot of rain throughout the day. most of the area is expected snow. wind speeds a

that's where you'll find the slickest conditions. be careful out there, traffic is relatively light. overnight we had this crash, and i passed by it on south 880. this car went off the roadway and down into the roadside ditch. so there were no people reported there at the scene when chp got there but one report said they saw somebody walking away from the scene. here is the conditions, slippery over here in san jose north 101. remember, those rains happened overnight so they will leave puddles and ponding. traffic will be slick on the offramps, be careful, guys. >>> our team coverage continues right now, the north bay is preparing for the rain. >> rain is coming down, you've got your cap on? >> reporter: good morning. not much rain, my lack of hair, my hair gets cold. we're seeing a lot of a drizzle, but not much changing so far. one of the conditions we're noticing is it's pretty windy. i know when you're driving on the san rafael bridge that can be an issue. that's something we're seeing this morning. as you can see here, wet roads

school closures for driving conditions for the people there. you see the roads are pretty quiet because more snow is expected to fall. >> parents on edge. the superintendent of san jose's alum rock district is saying there's nothing to fear. >> i work with the police department. they addressed the matter and concluded there's no imminent danger to any of the schools. >> the threat suggested violence against schools in the area. they asked twitter to investigate. >>> continuing coverage for you now. the acting mayor of san francisco says he will discuss a new effort to give legal help to immigrants detained by i.c.e. we've reported that agents arrested about 150 people in northern california this past weekend. today mayor mark farrell will announce representation for those immigrants. >> and of course we continue to follow that rain, wind as well as snow. the bay area under a micro climate weather alert. rob mayeda is in for kari hall tracking all of it. >>> we're seeing the rain and snow in the sierra. wind and rain around san jose as we show y

nice clear conditions out there for most of the y

conditions and the crews are out. and monitoring the situation and watching for potential refreezing and our crews are out, if needed. throughout the night and into the morning hours to get the the roads clear for the morning it commute tomorrow. >> you viewers are looking live at sky 6 hd woodhaven road at route 13. and some vehicles skidded off the roadway and gotten stuck somehow and police helping folks out that is good news. one final question you feel like this storm is under your belt. and a handle on covering it and you are going to have to bite away bit by bit. once a storm moves out. we have a lot of cleanup work to do. and hopefully the worst is past us. from the storm standpoint. right now monica it's all about clearing up, getting as much precipitation, the snow build up on the roads and getting it cleared away and we don't have the freezeupover sunlight and the main concern with the temperatures dropping and going into the morning commute tomorrow. we advise motorists to be careful on bridges and overpas

lydia what are the conditions like there? ( lydia ) ( terisa )thanks, lydia.ack with you through out the morning. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:the first in a series of storm systems is now exiting to the southeast. scattered showers will continue across the area tonight and wednesday, along with possible afternoon and evening thunderstorms tomorrow primarily inland areas. the next storm system will bring another round of widespread rainfall wednesday night into thursday. showers then look to diminish from the north thursday afternoon and evening, but with unsettled weather conditions and cooler temperatures for the end of the week and into the weekend. by the end of the weekend and as we head into next week, dry conditions look to prevail districtwide. you can track the wet weather in your neighborhood with the kron4 mobile app. you'll be the first to know about breaking news and traffic hot spots when it happens... by turning on the news alerts. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less the

current conditions, we are still seeing mild conditions, so at least it's not cold out there becauseine cold temperatures, whipping winds and rain it doesn't make for good conditions. we are in the 50s and 60s but i know that it's still wet out there so let's check in with mike. >> you may need to use that defogger in your car. over here we are in ethan's car, a photographer traveling northbound on 101 coming through burlingame. this is if you're driving on to the bay shore freeway, light traffic traveling up towards sfo. you see the water on the windshield. the radar activity through that area, a little easier now that it pushed over but there is more coming as vianey talks about. heavy activity coming towards highway 101, daly city, pacifica. the south bay with all the radar that's pushed out and more coming over from the left side of your screen. a little flooding 288/87 at various times of the morning. getting toward the bay bridge we do have a slower drive for the upper east shore freeway. we saw a lot of rain through berkeley and richmond so folks slowed down. back to you. >>>

condition. san francisco mayor mark farrell reacted to the police shooting last night. >> he is considered about as good a spirits as one might imagine. he had a serious injury so as good as can be expected. >> reporter: police said the man with the gun and the other person involved are being treated for life-threatening injuries. san francisco general spokesman brent andrew said one patient is in critical condition, one in serious condition. one is in fair condition. two patients have been discharged. the four men involved are between 24 and 48 years old. the minor was also shot but the hospital is not specifying the condition. chief scott said his department will hold a town hall meeting sometime within the next week or so to talk more about the shooting with the community. >> thank you. >>> new details. police say the suspected austin serial bomber admitted to the attacks in the lengthy video he left on his cell phone before he killed himself. police say that mark conditt left them what they

we're working to find out the woman's condition, the man's condition and how the two are connected. >>> you can see the flag waving last night in tribute to red cross month. red lights will light up the battleship for the rest of the month for everyone who has made the humanitarian position possible. >>> the 90th annual academy awards were hand out last night. the shape of water taking home the best picture. gary oldman won best actor. and kobe bryant now has an oscar to go along with those five nba championships. his film won best short film. >> i feel better than winning the championship to be honest with you. i swear i do. >> bryant has recently gone on record saying his oscar nomination served his validation he was more than just a basketball player. >>> and another philly native duminated for an oscar but did not win. he wrote the nominated song "this is me" from the greatest showman. >>> coming up we'll take you live to hollywood to show you how stars were taking a stand. during this year's oscar ceremony the powerful statements they made on stage. >>> and let's find out what's

one of them is in critical condition and the other in stable condition and thankfully no one else gottive budget analysts released new report showing california agencies spend $1.8 billion fighting the flames. most of the money about $1.5 billion was spent just on the wine country wild fires in the fall. state leaders say that the federal government will reimburse most of the cost but the state will need to come up about $371 million. >>> housing next to transit stations could soon become the enamor mall across -- new normal across california. sandra osborne is live with a look at a bill set to make that happen. sandra. >> reporter: and if passed, this bill could radically change the land skip around transit hubs in the state of california including this one in palo alto. the goal of the bill is to help put a dent in the housing crisis, in traffic, and also take aim at climate change. the goal of the bill 827. the bill would take control out of city jurisdiction, out of the hands of local elected official when is it comes to things like deciding building height near transit stations a

a lot of wet conditions there. a lot of the side streets are bit more slushy because that-heavy, wet snow has been falling throughout the night. take a look at some video a little earlier this morning when we were in chester county. we were in malvern to start off, and you can see the snow was falling heavier, and also that wet snow falling on the branches that many have already been weakened because of that last storm. i've been talking to some of the folks here in montgomery county about driving in this weather including a gentleman who's driving a plow right now. take a listen. >> i'm heading to chester. >> reporter: are you preparing for a busy day? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: and it depends on where you measure the snow. we have different measurements at different locations here. right now i got the ruler in. i got squn arch and a quarter. it all depends on where you are. we're going to keep an eye on the conditions. a lot of drivers saying we're going to take it easy and stay at home before more snow comes. >>

we're keeping an eye on the conditions. of course, we're expecting the rain to come here at some point in the north bay. we'll have another update for you in the next half hour. we're live off lucky drive for today in the bay. >>> you can take our weather app with you. stay connected. take the radar with you, it's great. take it with you in the palm of your hand wherever you're headed. >>> our next top story for you right now, president trump's first visit to california since becoming president. he'll stop marine corp station in san diego county. he's expected to attend a republican fundraiser. >>> this is video from san diego yesterday. there's already protesters taking to the streets. more of the same expected today. today in the bay's tracy potts from washington, d.c. >> reporter: these are the 30 feet border wall samples president trump will see today. these, demonstrations, protesting his visit. >> he's trying to divide us on every way he possibly can. >> my mother and i are not rallying for your base and the state of

you can see how bad the driving conditions are. we spoke to commuters including one who left their home in stockton 45 minutes earlier than normal to make it on time to his job in san jose. >> wet and awful out there. everybody please slow down and drive safe. >> reporter: what are you doing to adjust your driving? >> adjust my time, 40 minutes to work. >> reporter: how much extra time did you give yourself this morning? >> 45 minutes more. >> slow down. slow down, be cautious and take it easy on the roads. be safe. >> reporter: slow down, be cautious, beware of the potholes that pop up after the heavy rain. you could end up in an auto repair shop like this one. the owner tells us he's seen about a 20% uptick in business this rainy season with customers needing to have their wheels realigned. if you don't have your wheels realigned, you could ruin your tires. reporting live in sunol, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it is the worst feeling when you hit one. this is new video showing the conditions on highway 17 right now. you can