a coyote was spotted on lake michigan by hyde park. skycam nine saw the coyote out on the frozen lake off 59th street -- at least a half mile from shore -- walking *away from land. a chicago police department helicopter tried steering the coyote toward the shore. but - eventually the pilot had to leave to refuel. the fire department responded with equipment and an ambulance close to the scene -- just in case. no update on whether the coyote made it to shore. that was amazing. pulling out you could see how far out they were. >> they knew that was a coyote with a defdeath wish. >> let's hope it's ok. keep your pets comfortable today. let's take a look. today the winter weather advisory remains in effect until noon. most areas have seen between two-3 in. of snow. we're expecting as much, our way. the snow will not let up until after lunch. it will clear around noon and will probably clear the whole region by 2:00 p.m.. this is a huge storm. it's basically crippling much of the u.s.. more than half the country has some form of snow. this a

street currently your drive time out of the coyote valley north bound leading up to our mountain view cam is 18 minutes so we really haven't seen traffic began to slow down gets out for this north bound corridor. >>: >>anny: thanks george. spanking children is always controversial. even more so might be a bill proposed in kansas that would give school teachers and caregivers more power to spank children. supporters of the measure say children need to be taught respect. but as bonyen lee reportsm not everyone thinks it's a good idea. deidre sexton enjoys being "nana" with the responsibilities of a guardian by day.

. >> they can be coyote food, absolutely.s and cats, once they are outside, they have entered the food chain. they are not at the top. >> draught or no draught, dog owners are being careful. >> are you afraid of coyotes eating your dog? >> always. i am afraid of big dogs eating my. do he's pretty rambunctious and he runs pretty fast. >> no. i am worried about my dog possibly eating somebody's coyote. >> big or small, animal or insect, something we ail need in the draught is water. kpix5 don ford. >> maybe we will get a little more rain, soon. >> reporter: we keep telling folks everyday why we need the rainfall. getting skunks outs of the yard may be near the top of the list >> yeah. >> reporter: this is a great forecast. the forecast keeps getting better. we have gone from two days of rain to three days of rainfall. new the 7 day forecast has four days for the rainfall. take live look outside. beautiful shot from the pyramid looking toward the. go it is mostly cloudy out there. it is not warm. this is our third straight day s

was there also a coyote yes did they make you pay we had to pay when we arrived you had to pay their yes and how much would you have to pay i think to a thousand five hundred dollars each one of you yes i think so where were you going to say next wait here a minute and the ladies will come and tell you where to sleep where to eat and where you can wash your feet. cold are you one forty nine. are you from mexico city yes the challenge is with you my grandson your grandson where we're going to new york yes new york what happened to you my face let's see. did you fall. foul where in the desert in the desert who are with you there were lots of us. it is. it is. you. when it was me and my husband we have to wait a long time before we could pass the border and we heat in the mountains for nine days a second before that they couldn't take us and then we crossed the border but they didn't do any good as soon as we passed over immigration got us. i said to my mom to bring three liters of water is the only thing i asked her to bring three liters of water but she couldn't and so i divided album

don pedro rivera regresa a la frontera que cruzÓ ilegalmente, se encuentra con el coyote que lo ayudÓo contarles en noticias, las sucesivas nevadas y heladas que azotan el paÍs. multiplica accidentes automovilisticos. convierte a carreteras en trampas mortales, un conductor impactÓ un trozo de hielo, perdiÓ el control y se volco en nuevo mÉxico. escapÓ ileso por una ventana, al aterrizar a diez pies de otro vehÍculo volcado. mÁs vÍctimas del invierno brutalmente crudo son miles de Árboles que ven sus ramas deformadas en lÁgrimas de hielo, como llorando por el castigo de la naturaleza. otros se parten en media calle, al no resistir el peso del hielo, tambiÉn derriban tendidos elÉctricos, dejando en tinieblas a miles de residentes en diversas ciudades del paÍs. >>> pese al impulso de la reforma migratoria la semana pasada, los republicanos mÁs conservadores dicen que no serÁ aprobada en este aÑo. a pesar que congresistas dieron a conocer una lista de principios, se dice que el partido debe esperar hasta el 2015 cuando controlarÍa el senado, el presidente obama dice que la reforma migrat

he returned to his old digs a massive 200-person encampment called the jungle on the banks of the coyote creek to sound a warning. >> this water might come up here this next rain on saturday. the water is going to go up. that's what's on the news. >> reporter: he lived here for three years before recently getting into transitional housing. he says his former neighbors may not have heard a coming storm could dump enough rain to transform coyote creek overnight. >> this is like the calm before the storm, with little ducks over here. it looks like it's a smooth ride. but later on tonight, it will rise. it's going to rise. this is the rain that california needs. but the homeless people along this creek they don't know the dangers that can happen here. >> reporter: the san jose fire department is also concerned. in years past it had to deploy swift-water rescue teams to pluck stranded people off riverbanks and small islands when river levels caught them by surprise. >> the rains will come and then they will stop. and people will feel safe and go back to where they are staying and feel that, o

water doesn't recirculate we have one at the minnesota park and julius con race a feature where water coyotes and that's going off and the children's corridor in the said. >>and sadly at lafayette we've got a flowing river we're going to have to turn that off. we are going to establish that once a month so the embarrass can dry out and we check for leakages. >> denny are you doing any posting of signs to let people know this the temporary. >> yes. we are there will be a variety of signage why this is turned off and i'll be addressing more of these every time they'll see this they'll have signage. we are going to reduce the run time on our decorative fountains and dell sole those water usage recirculate symbolly we are going to put there a sign so people can see when they're back on. there's two big exceptions huntington at stole lake and a john f. kennedy drive we are going to leave those on the water falls recharger huntington rechargers one of those and they're the water feature that helps with allergy build up and prevents stagnation of the water so the water is circulating. now we are goi

barrio, podría haber explicación, los expertos señalan que la criatura podría ser cruce de perro y coyoteia orina >> es la historia de su naufragio >> aparecio cogeando como los naufragos, su historia es real afirma, salió a pescar hace 1 año desde méxico. >> en el segundo tumbo me tire. >> andaba nadando, me alejaba de la lancha >> el hombre aseguraba que paso 13 meses en altamar, comiendo peces y bebiendo su orina >> su familia pensaba que le había pasado lo peor >> pensé que se había ahogado o estaba preso >> su madre decía que aún no le llegaba la hora >> vivo llego a las islas marshall, había recorrido 6000 millas de distancia >> llamaba la atención sus condiciones, que están mucho mejor de lo que uno espera >> con el naufrago un joven que murió a las 4 semanas >> las autoridades siguen recopilando datos para expatriación. >> increíble >> después de perder un embarazo, una inmigrante demando a autoridades. >> no dudaron en tomar el caso, entonces 2 semanas después perdí los niños >> todo comenzó cuando fue arrestada en su casa, los llevaron a downtown pero a ella la llevaron donde el

us pay that want to cross how does it work to the quotas have to pay the hitmen yeah they make the coyotes pay for the people kind of pass through because in theory you're going through their territory with they are transporting goods and you have to pay some protection money to be able to pass through if you cross paths with one of them you must offer them something to keep going because you are invading their territory the drug traffickers turf yeah. really want to go to day seven seven comes right down through there. good you will hear do you like how they treat you here who like it i think in this prison they don't treat you will in comparison with the other jails here you suffer from hunger injustice maltreatment. you suffer from a cold the heat what do you think of the latest law they passed to that says if they see you are hispanic the police can stop you bad it depends on the police there are some that by the very fact that you are let and they stop you before they find you they gave you a fine of one hundred dollars now they deport you today for a broken headlight or if you go thr

in chicago a cold lonely coyote on an open stretch. it was the same from oklahoma to new york.lions of people digging out from monday's record-breaking storm. central park set a record with 8 inches of snow. they say take the subway. >> don't use your car. if you can use mass transit, use mass transit. >> airports for travels leaving the superbowl were a mess. some people got out this evening. according to flight aware, 30 flights are canceled. the airlines say you should always check on flights before you leave for the airport. >> reporter: we will see a storm of our own tomorrow night and thursday. satellite and radar showing mainly clear skies. it will be chilly tonight. the clouds will fill in tomorrow. the north merges with sub tropical pressure -- i mean moisture. it will move over the bay area. wednesday evening and into thursday. in the north bay after 7:00. right now we will see fairly steady right lane. at 5:00 it shows it patchy. it will be more widespread. there will be moderate rainfall. there will be steady rain mixed in. early afternoon will have lingering shower

your drive time out of the coyote valley is now just 18 minutes. >> just into kron4 news room.nding the release of the opposition leader in venezuela. his name is leopoldo lopez. he organized protests calling for better security and an into shortages of basic goods. now, but as well as government blames him for the ensuing violence. both protest's are taking ties between protesters and government forces. >> a possible new shoe bomb, designed by terrorists has airlines on alert. u.s. security officials say that new intelligence suggests that terrorists are working on new shoe bomb designs. the department of home lands security says, there is no specific threat or plot, but it is acting out of cautious. terrorism experts say that the focus of airport security since 2000 and one has shifted from hijacking to bombs. >> an initiative to split california into six smaller states is getting up and running. tim draper, founder of the draper university in san mateo, can now begin collecting petition signatures for his initiative. he's more than 800,000 signatures, or 8% of the total vote

it looks like a coyote but lacks verve. one animal control expert thinks it's the result of in breeding animals and been released into the wild. demetrius nickname in college ... >> that looks like a coyote to me. 11 degrees is our current temperature right now. wind and five bottles. the wind will shift today. we get snow from a system coming our way and some like affect snell because the wind is coming off the lake. 14 degrees at the lakefront. o'hare read and 11. much warmer than yesterday. some light composite shows the system coming out of the south and the west. as it moves in from that direction it taps into the gulf of mexico picking up some moisture. we will have a wide swath of heavy snow as it continues to move through. the snow does not get here until this evening. it should press into the region. it will be heavy at times tonight. if you have plans they may change because of the snow. rush hour could be treacherous tomorrow. three-6 in. of snow expected. three to the northwest. six plus in portions of like port

. >> the hair had spent five years outside most likely being drug around by scavengers like coyotes.my question was not so much where is the body, because i had no way of determining that, but where had the hair spent five years? >> the lack of soil in the hair suggested the body had not been buried. >> the hair wasn't muddy and there was bleach marks. in other words, bleached by the sun in the places that were exposed. and that would not have happened had the hair been buried for five years. >> trammell also found pine needles and shards of bark in the braids. the bark was from an aspen tree which tends to grow in cleared areas. she also found needles from two coniferous tree species, the subalpine fur and the engleman spruce. subalpine furs grow in elevations above 9,000 feet. and engleman spruces grow in wet areas suggesting the body was somewhere on the mountain's north slope, which doesn't get much sun. trammell identified an area matching all these parameters just one mile from where the braided hair was discovered 15 years earlier. the necrosearch team made up entirely of volu

he returned to his old digs a massive 200-person encampment called the jungle on the banks of the coyote to sound a warning. >> this water might come up here this next rain on saturday. the water is going to go up. that's what's on the news. >> reporter: he lived here for three years before recently getting into transitional housing. he says his former neighbors may not have heard a coming storm could dump enough rain to transform coyote creek overnight. >> this is like the calm before the storm, with little ducks over here. it looks like it's a smooth ride. but later on tonight, it will rise. it's going to rise. this is the rain that california needs. but the homeless people along this creek they don't know the dangers that can happen here. >> reporter: the san jose fire department is also concerned. in years past it had to deploy swift-water rescue teams to pluck stranded people off riverbanks and small islands when river levels caught them by surprise. >> the rains will come and then they will stop. and people will feel safe and go back to where they are staying and feel that, okay, i

. >> minutes ago firefighters rescued a person from the chilly waters of coyote creek near the municipal golf course. no word on his or her condition or how he or she ended up in the water. >> this morning we have an nbc bay area microclimate alert as we give you a live look at san jose and san francisco overnight, the second storm of the week hits the bay area. bringing with it wind and tons of rain. and it's not just the bay area. >> not just the bay area dealing with this stormy weather. southern california also seeing its fair share of rain. adrian is live in malibu. >> reporter: there are reports that at least two vehicles are trapped by debris from rockslides, those reports coming in around 4:00 this morning. we can tell you that the rain has slightly subsided in the malibu area. about an inch of rain overnight. because of that we know that california highway patrol has enhanced a closure, one on pacific coast highway that was supposed to expire at 6:00 this morning as now been extended until noon because of the concerns about the mud slide and rock slide condition in this area.

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when we got there, we realized the remoteness of that area and the sage brush and the snakes and the coyotes and the insect. we couldn't check to see if there was another girl. >> they conducted an ariel search. fortunately there were no other victims. investigators looked at how the crimes were committed, hoping to find clues tote killer's identity. >> it was a disorganized crime scene. >> maybe at the time he got ought up in his actions. it was a sloppy scene for somebody to leave so much behind. >> near the bodies, investigators found two white wash cloths. >> we're thought was there dna? did he put some other substance on it that would help him achieve his control of the girl? >> they found shattered glass on the ground and embedded in one of the victim's legs. >> she apparently kicked out the glass and shattered the window. >> there were beer cans in the area that looked new. >> we're picked up the beer cans hoping to get whatever you get off of them. >> investigators collected all of this evidence. not quite sure what if anything would help them find the killer. >> two young women were

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for example, fox and coyotes are moving into these areas because there's more prey for them.nd there's been an erupting trophic cascade in some of these lush willow riparian habitat sites. narrator: while the willow populations appear to be rebounding, scientists are working to determine how much of this regrowth can be attributed to the wolves as compared to other contributing factors. dr. crabtree: we're finding out that it's very complex. and we are seeing some very clear impacts due to the wolf reintroduction, but it's not clean or as clear as we'd like it. one of the confounding factors has been in 1995, 1996, and 1997, we had 25-, 50-, and 100-year floods right at the time when wolves were reintroduced. but both, arguably -- and what the evidence is initially showing -- have improved the health of the riparian habitats in the park. and it's the greatest charge sent to us as scientists to try to unravel that and tease apart that complexity and rightfully assign the big signal that is coming from the wolf reintroduction on the entire ecosystem and food web of yellowstone.

you can see how murky it is lacking towards coyote tower. 55 in san francisco.rtable in oakland. 54 degrees. 56 degrees. view from the emeryville camera also foggy one looking towards interstate 80. santa rosa 53. might be slow going for your morning commute. might want to leaf home a little earlier. 54 in petaluma. currently 57 in livermore. from our mount tam camera see the fog laying there like a blanket. areas of fog in the morning. dense in patches. mild day for your valentine. we are looking at rain for your saturday. so let's look at our droughtwatc watch. extreme drought last week covered a good chunk of california. now remember last weekend storm. it brought up to foot of rain in the north bay. we have seen some improvement in the north bay and also parts of the sierra nevada now we are in a severe drought in those sections. not expecting the upcoming storm to make much of a dent in our drought. we do have a system that is bringing written to northern california rate now. that's not really going to do much for us. the one developing behind it that will

no wonder this wily coyote today preferred lake michigan to michigan avenue., the weather may be causing another, potentially even more serious shortage, scott. the red cross says blood donations were down 10% in january with some 770 blood drives canceled in 27 states. >> pelley: we'll check with you again tomorrow, dean, thanks very much. >> the airlines canceled more than 1500 flights today. that brings the total for the past two days to more than 3600. mark strassman went to the delta airlines operations center in atlanta. >> we'll just monitor it here through the tarmac situation. >> reporter: the man at the center of coordinating and controlling delta's 4800 daily flights is dave holtz. he leads the 270 employees in this room trying to get ahead of three storms. lawyer >> you have to have an airplane. you have to have a flight attendant crew. you have to have a pilot crew. those are three separate resources you have to put together. there's always that movement of crews and resources within the hub that we have to manage. so there's a lot of juggling tha

photograph taken by the san jose fire department, you can see a man trapped inside debris inside coyote creek. he was dehydrated and cold when he was rescued. >> we have firefighters that wear floatation devices who waded in the water, put a device on him and was able to drag him out. >> reporter: chp officers, police and caltrans have been traveling to accident scenes and flooding incidents all day long. they are still handling incidents as they come. i just got off the phone with a caltrans spokesman. he said two lanes are open in the southbound lanes of 87 bus they are still dealing with flooding on the roadway there. i'm told they should have all lanes of open by 2:00 p.m. just in time for the afternoon commute. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. good news, janine. >>> taking a live look hat the conditions in oakland right now. you can see all of the storm clouds above the estuary. but as brian flores joins us live to explain, this morning's downpour caused problems across the city. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. we're high above

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you can see how murky it is lacking towards coyote tower. 55 in san francisco. comfortable in oakland. 54 degrees. 56 degrees. view from the emeryville camera also foggy one looking towards interstate 80. santa rosa 53. might be slow going for your morning commute. might want to leaf home a little earlier. 54 in petaluma. currently 57 in livermore. from our mount tam camera see the fog laying there like a blanket. areas of fog in the morning. dense in patches. mild day for your valentine. we are looking at rain for your saturday. so let's look at our drought watc watch. extreme drought last week covered a good chunk of california. now remember last weekend storm. it brought up to foot of rain in the north bay. we have seen some improvement in the north bay and also parts of the sierra nevada now we are in a severe drought in those sections. not expecting the upcoming storm to make much of a dent in our drought. we do have a system that is bringing written to northern california rate now. that's not really going to do much for us. the one developing behind it tha

mile and a quarter visibility but may be less as the low clouds drift through. 101 south of coyote, we see the speeds lowering a bit. not a problem. looking at dublin, we don't have major fog. not like yesterday. clear visibility here by el charo. westbound with the headlights and smooth drive at the limit livermore, dublin and the interchange. the bay bridge, you can make out the light show from the view from san francisco looking at the western span. low clouds cutting off the top of the towers and a fog advisory. they said watch it. we know about that because of what christina said as well. >> still ahead a san jose firefighter in jail facing drug and sex crime charges. >> a health warning on the cal camp campus. what officials are doing to prevent a measles outbreak. it's knowing beyond a doubt "you got this"... it's keeping your head down, your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park... it's getting in the zone... it's keeping on your toes... on target... on top... focus is staring the world in the face and saying "bring it"... focus is power... focus is life... and 5-hou

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an accident on 101 north bound and the 880 interchange that is backing of the traffic and to the coyote valley almost down to highway 85 furyk fee for the second safe and a half-dozen rows if city down to a castle what is backing up the traffic into the 580 interchange >>erica: live spread of the conditions for the bay. we do have a dance fog advisory of fact. will see bricks of sun and '50's and low 60s. a chance for showers and the north bay as we head into tomorrow free of haven't look into your extended forecast coming up. for >>:and shirley temple. the curly-haired child star of 1930s hollywood. has passed away. she lived here in the bay area. more on her story and the rest of today's headlines. next. new this morning. if you live in the east bay get ready to be told to conserve your water. later today east bay mud will ask for the cutbacks which could be the first step to drastic steps down the road because of the severe drought kron 4's will tran is live in oakland with the details will new this morning. the girl who is arguably the most famous child actress in hollywood history,

this one on one ride, is up over 48 minutes coming from coyote valley.he normal drive time. >> heavy traffic for 280 northbound and 85 especially out cupertino. >> here's a look at the bridges, the bay bridge ride was okay but it is backed up into the macarthur mayes. it has eased a little bit. it has been slow going on the approach earlier r occurring accidents have been clear but the golden gate bridge, 1 01 southbound is still a smooth and easy commute. if your headed towards the moorland, no backups at the toll plaza for westbound ride. >> it was a pretty gray start. starting off with a live look from mount tam. you can't make out san francisco. the calls will remain during the day, in fact, pretty overcast conditions. for those of you leaving the home, the temperatures are mainly in the 40's, hayward is at 46 degrees. vallejo is back in the 40's, 43 for livermore. later on today, pretty seasonal, it will be cloudy and we will see a fair share of 60's. 62 degrees for those of you in pleasanton. >> my later on tonight, it will be cloudy and we are loo

let's take a look at coyote creek. it's still, but there is some runo runoff. something is better than nothing. and they welcome what is only the second storm of the season. cale and his son matthew tried to beat the rain during their bike ride. he told us what many others in the south bay were probably thinking. it hasn't felt like winter until now. >> there hasn't been one. it's been dry, dry, dry, dry, dry. >> reporter: here's a perfect example. at this reservoir people are walking around an area that would normally be covered in water. >> i love the sun, but we also need the rain and precipitation for things. so it's good. >> reporter: water experts say the south bay needs much more in order to quell concerns about drought. >> i think it would take a good, you know, 8 inches of rain, basically to start seeing any measurable runoff. the water shoulsheds are that d. >> reporter: they are watching mother nature closely, not just here, but across the state and especially in sacramento. >> every bit counts. >> reporter: and even though it may dampen a bike ride,

. >> he got crafted by the phoenix coyotes in 2008 but for the last couple of years he's been playingrussia and in sochi 2014 he'll represent that country fighting for gold the way his grandfather did as coach of what used to be the soviet olympic team. >> reporter: tatiana is viktor jr.'s sister and another ice hockey player. she says they were born with it in their blood. >> at the newly opened restaurant a stone's throw from their home there's the tikhonov player. he believes viktor jr. in the olympics will inspire more local young players >> i grew up in california so obviously i have a lot of california rooting me. >> you'll always have these professional guys who come in to make their money and they are doing their job an doing it well and having like local guys born and raised here. >> real nice and special to have someone from other to be playing in. >> i'll be rooting for russia, absolutely, all the way. >> but the biggest cheerleader of them all for viktor jr. won't be here on the couch with the family. >> he was a great coach and great father. >> their father passed away up

percent on their state the mix has been posting weekly losses so far in two thousand fourteen but his coyotes are in a positive for this week and a button topics as i am by one point five two percent. so investors are buying shares and the open after the overnight many in the us unlike its investor sentiment in the us got a boost after the date is the ad showed that us manufacturing expanded at the fence is peace in almost forty years and facebook shares gained a more again three percent after the company announced that it would acquire more while messaging said the spider and japanese are dying in the area such as market and may take some trees cues from the us that comes after go on the u s shopping website operator please and that the consensus falls for her paintings and now moving on to doctrines he might get to the dollar yen faced only and is now at one hundred and two point three nine two four four compared to the one hundred and one double when he ended it really sessions hearing tokyo on thursday. traders are buying back the dollar as us manufacturing data mentioned on here. he even

the south bay freeway only has 16 minutes from the coyote valley to the montague expressway. still under 25 minutes down to the golden gate bridge. >> new this morning for. profits at tank for target after the big data bridge over the holiday. the discount retailer said sales fell 5.3% as the breach scared off customers. target earned $520 million for the quarter, but they earned 961 million a year earlier, that is a 46% drop in profit. the company also offered a profit outlook for the current quarter that is below wall street's estimates. >> the time is 6:19 a.m.. in richmond, some residents are online for the first time this morning. this is thanks to a grant funded program to expand free high-speed internet. about 400 houses are getting a wireless internet signal from a new 40 ft. tower in richmond's iron triangle neighborhood. the free services made possible by building blocks for kids, a collaborative of government agencies, a nonprofit groups and local leaders. this program is aimed at increasing digital literacy among poor people. >> another place to help keep kids saf

cloudy skies and down twice the south still staying in the very least be likely to see it for the coyotes nice and sunny spells in manila throughout your work week same time that i'll email with your extended forecast around the globe i am to noon i am. and that's the way this edition of news i'm this edition of news i'm casting my actions

and oftentimes we use that in control, for instance, coyotes and gophers. and that's what we encourage, to have these rafters and blue herrons, this time of year, you see them out there hunting. this year in our annual pesticide safety training which is mandatory, the second part is sold out by our biodiversity. we've invited fish and game to come in and do training with the staff to answer questions and be aware of wildlife in the parks and their role. and the second part is the predator/prey relationship between raptors and rodents. i hope that hope fully gives you a good description of my role which is to reduce pesticide use where i can ~. it's the main thing i do. >> thank you very much. thank you for everything you do. all right, colleagues, questions? if there's no other discussion from the commission, do we have any comments from the public on this item? yes, ms. bose. >>> [speaker not understood]. >> and hooray for the goats. you don't have to do a card. that's okay. >>> i would like to start by thanking chris and kevin for their work in trying to

. >> reporter:in chicago -- a cold, lonely looking coyote on a frozen stretch of lake michigan. at least he was getting around without any big problems. it was the same story in places ranging from oklahoma to new york. >> reporter: millions of people -- digging out of monday's record breaking storm. new york city's central park set a new daily record with 8 inches of snow. and the advice from the mayor - take the subway. >> reporter:for thousands of people heading home from sunday's super bowl.airports were a mess.more than two- thousand flights were canceled because of the storm. >> jacqueline: right now it looks like a lot of the rain will go towards the north bay but we will keep you posted good because it could move down south. stories and images. >> reporter: a tune after the break an you a closer look at paper. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to fo

negotiators are expected to hold preliminary colts in the opt in the coyotes to be signed on thursday will focus on cooperation in weather forecasting and research as well as a quite moment praying during his stay chandler also in the toowong ut. taiwan's mainland affairs chief for the first time since they took their respective parts. the talks come as prostrate communication has been increasingly active recently last week ominous party of china central committee general secretary. she didn't think that the visiting pullman tongue on reach him and he and sharon and the week before the un's visit the top officials for cross strait affairs from but still hides that formally for the first time in more than six decades. john is whether all parties have issued the second highest alert for heavy small the ageing of its neighboring city of tianjin as well as have a province and lunch parts of central china. by continuing to choke in the small dance the current stable atmospheric conditions prevent the smoke from this posting up there was some good news. a cold front is expected to clear the

orders for the instantly famous jacket were streaming in from as far away from dubai, the coyote jacket goes for $3,000. the new york merchant who helped him pick it out said he could hardly watch the super bowl because he was too busy answering tweets and facebook messages about namath's style. >>> finally a video of a creative dad that is quickly going viral. >> popping up on a lot of facebook pages overnight. take a look. it shows a guy using a vacuum to put his daughter's hair in a ponytail. a quick and easy way to get that hairdo. >> pulls it off and it's perfect. >> my daughter 10 is an expert can do all kinds of things, french braids but i had to do a po ponytail a couple of types it wasn't so good. >> the trick, the vacuum cleaner. you have to wonder how he bigged that out and how she doesn't get hurt. thatting looks painful. >> way to go, dad. pretty much everybody wants to keep those. ♪ most car insurance companies know this -- because they keep yelling about it. only they don't say how they're saving those dollars. ♪ but esurance was born online, raised by technology, and maj

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the south bay freeway is looking good and the coyote ride from 85 to the montague expressway is 14 minutes is only 23 minutes from highway 37. >> arizona's governor is expected to make a decision and the next five days on whether or not to vetoed a controversial bill. the state legislator passed the bill, which would allow some businesses to cite their religion as a reason to deny service to people based on their sexual orientation. opponents of arizona is controversy mobile call it discriminatory, given business owners the right to deny service to people who are gay or lesbian. some businesses worry that this bill could lead to boycotts. the n.f.l. issued a statement said it will allosang that it was following the issue and would continue to do so should the bill be signed into law. the >> an indian tribal leader in northern california faces murder charges. cherie rhoades is suspected of killing four people in a gun and knife attacks. prosecutors are expected to seek the death penalty for the former see reveal chairwoman. a sheriff's deputy reported seeing her stabbing one of the victims

ride through san jose on 101 in the northbound direction street currently your drive time out of the coyote valley north bound leading up to our mountain view cam is 18 minutes so we really haven't seen traffic began to slow down gets out for this north bound corridor. >>: >>anny: thanks george. spanking children is always controversial. even more so might be a bill proposed in kansas that would give school teachers and caregivers more power to spank children. supporters of the measure say children need to be taught respect. but as bonyen lee reportsm not everyone thinks it's a good idea. deidre sexton enjoys being "nana" with the responsibilities of a guardian by day. i would never ever. but sexton says she has limits with how she disciplines her two year- old granddaughter?and she draws the line at spanking. even if the parent tells you. even if my own children told me you can discipline the grand kids. i wouldn't do it. i would find other ways of doing it. a bill proposed in the kansas house suggests a bill proposed in the kansas house suggests lightening the spanking where every thursda