cordelia uses her master's in social work as an education specialist at d.c.'s child and family services agency, and she helps foster kids use the of learning to realize their dreams. great stuff there. >>> all right. aighbors helping neighbors. that's who we rely on, and nowhere is it more on display than in a princegeorge's county community. dr. hurley had a story she just couldn't wait to tell me about. it's about a law enforcement officer, a 12-year-old boy, and a handyman who all come together to do their part to lend a helping hand.d she shat's happening on her street should be a model every neighborhood everywhere. captain sean davenport, his son cody, and milton bunch were picked toe harris' heroes. >> reporter: wavipaving drivewa and replacing shutters isn't the kind of thing most kid their rÉsume. >> you did a nice job on this driveway. >> reporter: but 12-year-old cody davenport does, and he's already making a name for himself on this street. just ask his name,gu dr. y hurley. >> like when it's trash day and than trash are out, the next thing i know,

. >> cordelia graduatrom george mason university and she iss encouraged by friends to run for missict of columbia. she lost. >> i went in there thinking i was going to win and i was humbled, and then i went back the last two years and i placed fourth runner up two years in a row. >> but she made friends in those pageants. chelsea rogers, a former miss d.c.encouraged her to try again. >> i am miss dtrict of columbia usa 2008. have i to do the math now i becauset's been about 11 years. >> really took me under her wing, and this is what the sisterhood is all abt. >> i felt like she had a story that everyone needs to hear, not just i bthe district nationally and internationally and, you know, the usa system but especially miss district of columbia usa is real big on that. they want someone who can make positive change. >> she says people are wrong who thinks it's all about evening gown and swimsuits. >> those kinds of things are laughable to me, i am a supreme court licensed barred attorney and each and every one of these girls that come and compete and this is just one stepping stone in

cordelia. hidden brook, vallejo, american canyon, watch out there. and of course, also rohnert park. couple of things impacting us. tomorrow night. the trend may be still coming into southern california. and they may still get their fair share. but in the last runs of the forecast models, they are including us. that would be saturday night, sunday into monday. tuesday night, wednesday, could be very, very wet. again, some of the projections are for some pretty hefty totals in the next week. almost 5 inches of rain for santa cruz. and sfo. up to ukiah and napa. you're seeing 2 1/2 to three. if that all verifies. cloud cover tomorrow. there's a lot out here. now, part of that is going to go north. and parts going to go south. it may take a while to get here. it's in our near future. just not today. 40s, 50s on the temps here. to the south. morgan hill. gilroy. upper 40s, 50s. santa cruz. santa clara, though, is 43 in camel. 44. and cupertino and saratoga. cooler there. after the low clouds disappear, we will have mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. the

i actually met cordelia crenshaw. i met her on foster day in court.racked her down after the miss d.c. pageant and heard her story. on the edge of our seats, we relived the final moments. nning. >> i did not feel like i had much confidence growing up. my mother after being incarcerated, in and out of my leaf, sentenced to ten years in prison. >> they were in and out of foster care throughout the lives. at one point, she was homeless. >> i was 14. i did become a ward of the court. after trying to commit suicide.e so i c 911. >> reporter: that marked a new beginning. ying build self-confidence. she worked hard in school. at 16 she competed in a beauty pageant. >> i had no ideagehat i was ing myself into. >> she didn't win. she said when you don't feel aboutbout yourself, it is hard to be a winner. >> growing up, i was told i wod end up pregnant, i would end up in jail, i would be homeless. and i didn't want to end up like that. >> she was determined to stay in school. >> so persevered and i was motivated. >> reporter: after graduating om school, she we

a cold one in cordelia this morning. dog was out faster than eight nascar pit stop. 29 in cordelia. they were 27 yesterday. danville 28. pleasanton 29. out by the concord pavilion also 29. partly cloudy to the north. sleep sunny to the south. the higher clouds are spilling in, mostly cloudy north of santa rosa. 30s and 40s on the temperatures. we saw a lot of 30s, 39 woodside. loss altos 32. fremont 33. 35 san mateo. i do think half moon bay did get to 39 briefly. 16 in truckee. 35 in las vegas. ukiah 3 degrees warmer than yesterday. flagstaff needed to 1. the normal is 17. phoenix made it down to 35 with a normal of 44. it continues to be cold. san diego at a bone chilling 45. a lot of energy moving across the pacific helped by a strong jet stream. right now it is plowing into the pacific northwest. for us rain and wind saturday morning into saturday evening. three systems, sunday night into monday, tuesday night into wednesday night be the best of the bunch way it's looking now. once the door opens usually the systems

looking at heavy backup into the cordelia area. next traffic update around 6:10. >>> thanks, alexis. developing now, another day of historic cold weather. 29 states under some kind of cold or snow alert. >> the weather is blamed for at least eight deaths. including an 18-year-old university of iowa student. he was found outside a building on campus early kwens morning. the windchill in iowa city was 51 degrees below zero at the time. the officials have not released an official cause of death. >>> in chicago, they're reaching out to the homeless. buses turned into rolling warming centers. >> wow. whoo! >> this is new video from morristown, new jersey showing a snow squall. what is that? it's a burst of heavy snow that moves quickly. the snow also blows sideways because of the strong winds. meteorologist mike nicco, what a mess. >> doesn't that chill you to the bone? it is a mess there. hopefully more people stay inside today and not venture out. let me show you what it feels like. this isn't what it feels like. it's 20 below in chic

what about in britain, he has been invited cordelia, it should be good manners for him to turn up to mark zuckerberg on which runs to take. you could give him advice. what about a select committee hearing? i been to committee hearing? juhasz been to the congress in in european, in here, in the european parliament, in which there are british meps. 0f course he will sit before parliament again, ican't course he will sit before parliament again, i can't tell you exactly which committee in which parliament of the many parliaments around the world he will be sitting in. but he may be able to fairly soon? is it right that facebook pays so little tax in the uk? i think the tax arrangements for facebook and the global economy are unsustainable and i'll tell you why. .. global economy are unsustainable and i'll tell you why... so you say that they should be paying more tax in they should be paying more tax in the uk? here is the thing, sometimes people think that companies like facebook i 55 tax. people think that companies like facebook i 5? tax. i'm saying facebook don't pay tax. i'm saying

and cordelia and fairfield. although it dances around a lot. 40s on the temps. and some of that low cloud deck and fog produced a low fog advisory which has since been canceled. but there are still pockets there. not completely done. there is an easterly or northeasterly breeze. and boy, that can be a cold pattern when you get that fog coming in. but the cloud cover up above, is kind of making it more isolated instead of widespread. cloud cover will roll in, in advance of this. it will weaken but still give us rain later this evening. 40s are the temps or 50s. look for the first of what could be many systems now and certainly the end of next week and the weekend. the next system as well, looks like it will take a similar path, which is near the coast, and go down the coast, central and southern california. our time line except for drizzle or mist. the rain would be later this afternoon, into tonight. amounts won't be that heavy with this first system or this second system. but they could really start to pick up next week, when the door goes open. right now, it's

some out towards cordelia, sonoma county airport, little bit heavier into lake county.tem is moving toward eastern celano, and contra costa counties. take a look as it goes right by clear lake, almost arrested and that is with the heavier amounts. we are not getting torrential rain, but there is some rain there, much lighter as you move south towards us. you can see out toward india, bethel island, oakley, fairfield, and have a four, maybe the point is well. after that we have a little bit going through the east bay and out towards is no gray. almost all of this is done. they are quicker, fast-moving systems. a ridges building and of high pressure, but it is coming down out of the northwest. utterly here, we watch in the sierra, you can get a burst of snow, as well. there will be snow on sunday. we will get some rain on sunday as well. today and tomorrow it is more cloud coverage and light rain. 40s and 50s. lot of 40s here, po valley, and also to petaluma. cloud cover is plenty, mostly cloudy to the south, cloudy to the north, and occasionally you'll get some of the sy

especially towards fairfield, cordelia. napa airport. novato, petaluma. rohnert park. concord is down to half a mile. highway 4 to the south, it's okay so far. keep an eye on livermore and around the bay as well. not bad. our first system is through today. overall, a mix of sun and clouds. and tomorrow, we'll cloud it up. and looks like rain is on the way friday night into saturday morning. and there are a series of systems out here, which looks like they want to visit us. 40s and 50s. cooler, by far, compared to yesterday. alameda is 50. everyone is pretty close. oakland at 48. after today, though, we will cloud it up and start to bring in a series of systems as the pacific is very, very active. 50s, 60s on your temps today. 5:01. >> steve? >> yes, sir. >> is it foggy enough for the fog horns to be going off? >> you know, it's more inland than near the coast and bay. but as you know, sometimes it can right now can form. >> i see. thank you, steve. >>> more inland -- >> did you have that cued up or what? >> no. the guys in the control room, they help me out once in a w

out to cordelia, fairfield, hiddenbrooke.tning strikes up in southern lake county. that's lake county, steve. lake county. so many here -- i'm trying here. it looks like that is finally collapsing but still some very heavy rain now stretching into parts of northern napa county towards anglin. santa cruz, san mateo coast, moving in rapidly. things are going to be quite active today because the colder unstable air coming in, you get what's called tremendous lapse rates. yesterday was the front, wind and rain. today more heavy downpours along with isolated thunderstorm activity and small hail possible today. the snow level is finally coming down in the mountains. it will go down to 4500 feet. that's where the winter storm warning goes and then blizzard warning above 6500 feet. it will not be as windy but still a blustery windy day, a lot of energy is coming across. this will play into areas north of the golden gate friday, saturday. one more system on sunday. 50s, 60s on your temps. we have probably hit the highs for the day bec

. >> people like cordelia prather, her rent subsidized by a federal grant that hasn't been paid since december. >> fbi agents looking for other work. the association warned that confidential sources may be lost forever and they're unable to do undercover work and they're putting pervs on stand by. >> dental and vision premiums will have to come out of their own pocket. serena marshall, abc news, washington. >>> no tuition increase for cal state university. the cost will remain at $5700 annually for full-time undergrads. the chancellor told cal state trustees, a tuition increase is off the table. this announcement comes after the governor's proposal to expand the budget by 300 million. >>> get ready for many more years of outside lands in golden gate park. the park commission voted to extend the contract for the music festival through 2031. the board of supervisors is expected to approve the extension. people around the park often complain about the traffic, noise and trash the crowds cause. but outside lands pumps about $66 million a year into san francisco's economy. this year's fest

rohnert park, fair immediately, maybe cordelia and concord as well. 40s for some. 50s for some. these are noticeably cooler than yesterday. brentwood is 43. same for blackhawk, pleasanton. mid-40s to 50 el sobrante and el cerrito. except for the fog, we will have a mix of sun and clouds then tomorrow. look across the pacific. there is a lot going on. this system, though, will dive a little towards southern california. but that will be our rain maker as we head into friday night and early saturday. today, 50s and 60s. warmest to the south. a little coolest to the north. we'll bring rain in friday night. break saturday night into sunday. next system, sunday night and monday. then looks like rain beyond, you guys. >> all right, steve. thank you. >>> time is 4:21. deadly information of a shooting inside a b.a.r.t. car. what police are saying about the murder that occurred as a car pulled into an east bay bart station. >>> and a surfer whose foot was inside the mouth of a shark. we'll tell you how he got away after the break. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that ca

but there's still areas of fog, if you're out towards tracy or stockton or cordelia, to travis and vacaville. you might encounter some of that. but mainly east bay. some of that is floating around a little bit. a lot of clouds here. it's going to move in ever so slowly and weaken considerably. a lot of this may take aim towards santa cruz mountains, monterey south. that's kind of the trend here over the last couple of runs on the forecast model. forecast is still favorable for a lot of clouds and a little rain into the weekend. rain develops by this evening. again, coastal hills, santa cruz mountains should take the bulk of this. there won't be a lot. coming in saturday morning. then the next system sunday into monday. it's after that, that we start to anticipate more of a widespread rain. it does look like it is starting to favor central and southern california. things can change. 40s and 50s on your temps. upper 40s to 50s. blackhawk 44. and 50 in lafayette. look for a lot of cloud cover. rain develops tonight. the next system will be here. monday morning. and then next week looks to be pr

cordelia cranshaw is an education specialist. >> and helps with children in crisis and encourage them to work hard and succeed in school. >> what people don't know we actually have a miss apple blossom here on set. >> i was not miss apple blossom >> weren'tyou? >> no, no, no. that's a pageant thing. >> you'reomething apple blossom related. >> i was ariess when dan aykroyd was our grand marshal fo that. donna dixon. >> keep going. >> apple blossom, for those who don't know, it's a big festival out in winchester, virginia, been going on oforever. >>e have to introduce you now as princessing ricketts. been trying to tell you that for years. >> prince ricketts, what is this weather looking like? >> hey, it's weather fit for royalty. fit for a queen. >> boom. >> tie it all together. >> listen, it's gorgeous outside. the sunrise will be absolutely gorgeous. the sun comes cup at 7:27. just turned 7:22. beauueful pink in the sky. going to be a gorgeous day. thank goodness we'll finally get some sunshine. glad we squeezed some out yesterday. we'll have sunshine ll day today so if you didn't en

and i'll tell you, if you're anywhere toward the napa airport, american canyon, cordelia, vallejo or areas to the east. that east wind, when that came in yesterday. man that was cold. that fog came roaring in from the valley. and you can still see an easterly breeze from oakland. stirring up a little bit. there's an easterly component in place that can always bring back some of that fog. a lot of cloud cover over us that is preventing the fog. there's that system. it is swinging in. it will start to rotate this afternoon and tonight. and give us rain. 40s and the d. 44 for redwood as well, yuky a truckee. ou're traveling, maybe heading down the valley. there's a fog advisory on 5. so be advised by that. there's also some out toward sacramento, but not nearly as much as for us in the san joaquin valley. there is a break for us. but then we'll see cloud cover moving in. next system will move in sunday night. now it looks like it wants to favor more central and southern california than us. but we'll stay the course for now late sunday. the first system coming in won't do too much into s

. >> reporter: people like cordelia prather, her rent subsidized by a federal grant that hasn't beend since december and john manley -- >> it doesn't come anywhere close to offsetting the salary we're missing. >> reporter: an air traffic controller and father of seven driving for uber on his days off. fbi agents also looking for other work. the fbi agents association has warned that confidential sources may be lost forever and that they are unable to do undercover work and that they are putting pervs on standby which puts children in jeopardy. fed up with the stalemate, tsa sick-outs extending to the usda. meat inspectors according to "the washington post" forced to show a doctor's note if they call in sick, and hundreds of irs employees skipping work because of financial hardship. that could mean a delay on tax refunds. and come friday federal workers will be missing their second paycheck, which means that now their vision and dental insurance premiums have to come out of their own pockets. janai, victor. >> it keeps on going. all right, serena marshall, thank you. >>> los angeles p

r reporter: cordelia and sister were in and out of foster care.t one point she was actually homeless. >> i actually tried to commit id su i called 911 and the ambulance came and got me. >> reporter: that marked a new beginning, trying to build self-confidenc she worked hard in school and at 16 she even competed in a butte eye p -- beauty pageant. >> i had no id i whatas getting myself into. >> she didn't win. when you don't feel good about yourself, it's hard. >> i was told i would end up pregnant and end up in jail. i didn't want to end up like that. i persevered and i graduated. >> reporter: after high school, she went to college. >> i got a scholarship and beuse i was a ward of the state, t py helped for it as well. >> she earned her mas rs in social work and was encouraged to runis for missict of columbia. >> i went if there thin there t was going to win and i didn't and i was humbled. >> she was encouraged to try again. >> i am miss district of columbia usa 2008. i have to do the math now. it's been about 11 years. ve i felt like she had a st

. >> cordelia has a masters in social work from the university of maryland. she is anon educa specialist for d.c. family and child hrvice agencies. she earned her nfence. everything else is just icing on the cake. >> looking back at all the things to overcome, i was rilled to be here today. >> i love her story.ks she w with kids in crisis to help them believe that there is nothint they can't action pleasure with an education. >> w! all that she's accomplished. top of the list right now is le model for so many young people. >> she tants they willknow that yes, being miss district of sclum a very important title. she hopes to win the next time ound. she'll go now to the miss usa contest. she'll go on to miss universe. she said it is a stepping stone. she wantso get kids to stay in school. >> so inspiring. >> 2018 came to a close with the price of gas and food trending in the right dire downward. ahead at w5:00,hat you can expect to pay at the pump. t> my puppies didn'tin w.an >> it was a great way to start the new year. would be nice if they would last. we know

downtown cordelia. i get an american canyon and vallejo. vallejo is at 41. i think i saw 46 in hidden broke. all of these areas are in the 30s. the 29 in polk valley is the coldest i've seen so far. it looks nice tomorrow. dry and 60s for most. mostly sunny and a little bit of a breeze picking up in a few high clouds as we head into the weekend. no rain is forecast. maybe early february. afternoon highs are getting closer to the upper 60s. gradual warming as we head into the weekend. we should top out at about 68 if everything else in the place. coming out of the north, little puff and a breeze. nothing compared to yesterday. the lows are much colder. there is a very dry air mass. but if you have a little bit of trees, you can cut through your. the temperature is 37 in the windchill is 33. fairfield is 33. peninsula, man you live in los altos hills, do you think you have to go into town, you'll notice a big difference. 45 to 35. a few high clouds, but the only thing. 50s and 60s on the highs. make 60s on the south. >>> this i'm going to show it to you here.

fairfield and cordelia it lifted pretty quick. morning fog, a mix of sun and clouds today. today will be our best for a while. there is a lot out here playing out on friday, sunday, monday, and most of next week. it could be quite active. by that, i mean rainy. 40s, 50s, a few 30s. livermore 30 degrees. livermore is running 12 degrees colder than yesterday. anywhere from about 5 to 10 degrees including concord at 5 degrees colder. if it feels colder, it is. our next system will be here tomorrow evening. by tomorrow afternoon, some of the rain rates pick up into the light or moderate category. a rainy pattern looks like it can change when you're looking out thus far. by that i mean 5 to 8 days. heavy totals projected from north to south. 50s and 60s i will say. mostly sunny or partly sunny with a lot of cloud cover and rain on the way. not a lot friday and saturday, but maybe next week, you guys. >> reporter: for the latest on headlines we are working on, let's get right over to dave clark. >> thank you. here is the top stories we are following. president trump heading to mc

it happened last night around eleven at the 80 and 680 split in cordelia.he crash shutdown two eastbound lanes...they have since been reopened. no word on the cause of the crash. ( marty ) we're learning more about an officer involved deadly shooting at a santa clara gas station early saturday morning. police say the suspect was shooting at passing cars and at people at the gas station before he was shot and killed by officers.. kron 4's dan thorn has more on the investigation.

emergency crews are on the scene but that's stacking up quickly into the cordelia area. looks like our camera just froze up at the bay bridge toll plaza. other than the hov lanes are moving along faster. the cash and fastrak lanes are on due to an earlier disabled vehicle. >>> hydroplaning very high tomorrow. so many of us will be out. when the heaviest of the rain is falling during the evening hours. that will cause ponding on the roadways. the winds will get up to 50 miles per hour at the coast. and some higher elevations. 35 to 40. saturated soils, we could have trees topple into power -- they pick up 10 to 20 at noon tomorrow. look at this. at 10:00, we're anywhere from 35 to nearly 50 miles per hour. so 10:00 tomorrow when we could see damage develop from the winds. >>> thank you, mike. you may not have to teach your kids how to tie their shoes. puma is coming out with new self-lacing sneakers. they're called s.i., standing for fit intelligence. there's a motor on the tongue and you swipe up to tighten them and down to loosen them. costs about $330. i know you want

and my good friend mike, 35 in clear in cordelia. a modern version where the temperature goes up instead of decreasing with 45 degrees on mount diablo and a northwind gusting to 45. you get around 1000 feet you can find 15 degree temperatures. there is the inversion that will trap things below the visibility. it will decrease over the next couple of days. won the when the fog forms visibility goes down. mid 60s in santa cruz. dense fog up toward stockton and san joaquin valley. once that fog starts up, it is not going anywhere. high pressure on the west coast, deep cold system driving down the pattern. it is locked in until the end of the month. early february things could change. 30s and 40s on the thames. east bay temperatures, 30s and 40s. 35 in pleasanton. 2 to 3 degrees -- the moisture is working its way and allowing higher dew points. a little bit of patchy fog giving way to mostly sunny skies. high clouds sneaking from the west, southwest favoring the santa cruz area. but it isn't giving us any rain. just some high cloud deck.

michael sessa 32 in cordelia. there are many temperatures.ed at sunrise with those are the coldest temperatures. by the time we get into the afternoon it is sunny and warm. low to mid 60s and then we see 50s for the last couple of days. out of the north a little hint of a northerly or easterly breeze high pressure large in a chart not going anywhere for at least a week or 30s and 40s and a lot more 30s 34 in fairfield and rio vista. sunnyvale 37 and 33 in menlo park. woodside at 34 foster city 38. union city at 39 fremont 36. redwood city in the 30s. a few clouds along the coast as the cold air moves over and higher clouds underway for the weekend with a dry forecast. 50s for a fuse.; 31. cell is here to tell us the traffic so far has been -- what would you say? >> i think it has been okay. i want to show your picture and show everyone at home. let's go to my picture of the san mateo bridge. you think this great. it is wonderful. the problem is right before this spot, there is a big crash westbound 92 8080 and it is blocking traffic upstream.

. >> reporter: cordelia prathren of montgomery county, maryland, worries she could be out on the streets because of the government shutdown. her housing grant hasn't been paid since december. >> i may be in line to become a homeless person again. >> reporter: many federal workers, some who are working for free, will miss their second paycheck this friday, and from here on out they have to pay their dental and vision insurance premiums out of their already empty pockets. workers are starting to quit. this is the resignation letter from an air traffic controller in madison, wisconsin. due to the financial hardship as a result of the government shutdown, i am forced to resign from my position and seek employment elsewhere. i hope for my co-workers and friends that the shutdown ends. mia williams and jana frierson have each worked for the tsa for more than a decade, they can't pay the rent and begging utility companies to give them a break. >> i absolutely love what i do there, and quitting my job right now, i cannot even fathom that and like mia said, you know, we're scared, we have familie

in cordelia it's 38 degrees and calm, brilliant pink sunny skies, thanks to high clouds. there are a few high clouds out there but sunny to mostly sunny, lots of sun. breezy at times out of the north. normal temps this time of year about 57, 59. so we are right in there. 56 to 60 degrees. 30s, 40s for many. we had 50s for a while and then all of a sudden the wind tailed off and those temps went down. sfo now 43, 39, 38 on the peninsula from sunnyvale to redwood city. concord 38. castro valley 37. menlo park down to 34 which is cooler than woodside. even fremont is 37. so a little chill in the morning air but we will rebound and see upper 50s, low 60s under mostly sunny skies, a few high clouds spill over the ridge but overall a dry pattern and staying a dry pattern for this week. cloud cover may play into our cloud cover later in the week. just clouds by the weekend. 50s, upper 50s, 60s on your temps. >>> 7:31. you're looking at something, something new? >> well, yes, that residential fire we have in antioch, we can see it from our highway 4 camera. it's on east 18th stre

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