. >> no jackpot winner in california, but somebody in daily city matched five of the six numbers, and that prize is worth more than $1,800,000. >> today was so busy because of the high numbers and the jackpot. people come in, buying $40 worth, $80 worth and higher of just lottery tickets. and i've never seen anybody spend that much on tickets. >> reporter: so that semi- winning ticket was sold at a 7-11 in daily city. and the powerball drawing is tomorrow. >> good luck. >> reporter: it's more than a slip of paper. it's a glimmer of hope. >> it's amazing. even if you don't win, to dream about winning, gives you a positive attitude on life. >> these are the winners. >> reporter: roy bought his at hana's bottle shop in santa clara, a store with a winning history. >> it's almost a billion dollars if you win both. that would be kinda awesome. >> reporter: massive back-to-back jackpots. >> it would be nice to hit it. >> this store is also lucky. customers were dreaming big, but practical. >> give my mom a house. >> i always tell my husband this, there's billions of dollars. i just want one.

reporting live in daily city i'm cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >> we have a chance. thank you for that reminder. >>> new insight into yesterday's earthquake. not surprisingly it led to a flood of calls to 911. there was an earthquake. san francisco 911 operators received 120 calls in the first hour after that earthquake. that's in the 2:00 a.m. hour. normally around that time they've got about 15 calls. the issue is most of the calls were people asking if there had been a quake. city officials are urging everyone in san francisco to call the city's 311 number in the future unless they have a true emergency. >>> let's be joined now by chief meteorologist jeff ranieri who does have family in florida so we may not see much of him. >> i'd come back. you have family there too. >> i'll be the only one anchoring here. >> i'd stick around for the rainfall we have coming. we need it desperately, we have a larger storm in the works as we head throughout next week. let's get to the micro climate forecast on this friday night. looking at the shark tank where the u.s. figure skat

. >> abc7 kate larson spoke with his boss at a daily city ballet school. >> reporter: 54-year-old viktor kabanliaev is in jail tonight after being arrested on friday on a warrant for 16 counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child under 14. >> these incidents occurred a while ago. >> reporter: he says the charges to be filed tuesday are associated with his role as a ba lay instructor. >> at one point he was in contra costa county with several different schools and giving private lessons. >> reporter: before his arrest, he was teaching here at the west lake school for performing arts in daily city. the executive director of the school says he teaches advanced ballet to teenagers. five days a week and has never received any complaints. peopleless is in disbelief. he tells me the accusations are completely out of character for him who has been teaching at west lake for almost eight years and has a wait list for his classes. >> i'm concerned that children might be at risk. >> it's pretty scary as a parent. we entrust these dancers with our kids. >> reporter: david's 16-year-old daughter ta

. >> no jackpot winner in california, but somebody in daily city matched five of the six numbers, and that prize is worth more than $1,800,000. >> today was so busy because of the high numbers and the jackpot. people come in, buying $40 worth, $80 worth and higher of just lottery tickets. and i've never seen anybody spend that much on tickets. >> reporter: so that semi- winning 7-11 in daily city. and the powerball drawing is tomorrow. >> good luck. >> reporter: it's more than a slip of paper. it's a glimmer of hope. >> it's amazing. even if you don't win, to dream about winning, gives you a positive attitude on life. >> these are the winners. >> reporter: roy bought his at hana's bottle shop in santa clara, a store with a winning history. >> it's almost a billion dollars if you win both. that would be kinda awesome. >> reporter: massive back-to-back jackpots. >> it would be nice to hit it. >> this store is also lucky. customers were dreaming big, but practical. >> give my mom a house. >> i always tell my husband this, there's billions of dollars. i just want one. >> reporter: first,

. >> abc7 kate larson spoke with his boss at a daily city ballet school. >> reporter: 54-year-old viktor kabanliaev is in jail tonight after being arrested on friday on a warrant for 16 counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child under 14. >> these incidents occurred a while ago. >> reporter: he says the charges to be filed tuesday are associated with his role as a ba lay instructor. >> at one point he was in contra costa county with several different schools and giving private lessons. >> reporter: before his arrest, he was teaching here at the west lake school for performing arts in daily city. the executive director of the school says he teaches advanced ballet to teenagers. five days a week and has never received any complaints. peopleless is in disbelief. he tells me the accusations are completely out of character for him who has been teaching at west lake for almost eight years and has a wait list for his classes. >> i'm concerned that children might be at risk. >> it's pretty scary as a parent. we entrust these dancers with our kids. >> reporter: david's 16-year-old daughter ta

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daily city, it's not easing up there. as we move to piedmont, berkley, emery ville, oakland, you already saw over an inch of rain and we are going to get more. we are going to see another round tonight. look at fremont still getting a half to 3/4 of an inch. warm springs it is a little bit lighter further to the south. san jose, it just picked up but just to the south of san jose near campbell, there are lighter showers. the flood watch, north bay area is the big area of concern, three to five inches of rain expected by the time this is over. debris flow and mudslides are the concerns. here is what's going on. tonight this low will dip down and merge with all the subtropical moisture we have been getting and that will bring us more rain tonight. here is the futurecast. for the next few hours we are going to get plenty rain through san francisco and santa rosa. by 2:00, 3:00, it will stay strong. across the south, lighter showers. by 7:00 we'll start to get the next round as the low dips. at 8:00, 9:00, heavy rain again. w

live in daily city, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >> probably will be celebrating for a long time. all right, lonnie. thank you. >>> today, we celebrate the lives of two beloved u.s. figures. >> one walked the moon, and the other brought smiles to millions of american faces. >>> plus, a battle over bottles. california lawmakers say they are ruining our environment, but they are not looking to get rid of the entire bottle. >>> and will he or won't he? the jon gruden raiders' coaching search. it may have come to an end. >>> we're getting a break in the rain this evening, but our next storm is quickly approaching, and likely, we'll get >>> one of the few men who walked on the moon that has died. john young was the ninth person so set foot on the moon. he commanded the first space shuttle flight. george h.w. bush said of young, he was a fierce patriot whose courage and commitment to duty helped our nation push back the horizon of discovery as a criminal time. he died of pneumonia. he was 87. jerry van dyke also passed away on friday. he was known for "the middle," and he was brother of

daily city, you'll hit the -- daly city, you'll hit the mid- 50s. a good chance you may see some sun. sunnier on thursday. friday, that's a nice day. setting the stage for the holiday weekend, which will be rain free. sunshine on saturday and sunday. it's amazing how we are just boom or bust. we had nothing for about six weeks, the sky opened yesterday. and now another week with rainfall. >> we could use a break though. >> yes. >> after yesterday it's like okay. >> a nice way to think positive, yes. >> and you're right. >> i'm trying. thanks, paul. >>> well they are big, brig ♪ it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. future.. at the consumer electronics show in vegas. >>> so tonight we're getting a look at the tvs of the fut

toward it is coastline, also a mix of 50s and 60s. 61 in redwood city and a cooler 56 in daily city.continue with the 50s right in san francisco. heading to the mission maybe for a cup of coffee, 56 degrees. maybe to the marina, 57. maybe it's up to wine country, 62 in napa in my forecast and also looking at 60 under mostly sunny skies for the afternoon in sonoma. it may be lake tahoe you're headed to. time for the ski report. we'll start with temperatures in the 20s tomorrow by the afternoon to 45. so kind of a mild weekend for us after 1 to 3 feet of snow the past couple of days. by monday, up to 53 degrees. 51 at alpine meadows. dry weather the next 7 days, san francisco staying in the 50s to 60s for day time highs. morning temperatures crisp start with 40. the inland valleys will be milder. by sunday up to 65 degrees. and we'll hold with 60s over the next seven days. mark this down. next wednesday a blue moon, the second blue moon in january, two full moons in a month and a lunar eclipse happening at the same time. so a blue moon and a lunar eclipse. the first time it happens in

daily city, you'll hit the -- daly city, you'll hit the mid- 50s. a good chance you may see some sun. sunnier on thursday. friday, that's a nice day. setting the stage for the holiday weekend, which will be rain free. sunshine on saturday and sunday. it's amazing how we are just boom or bust. we had nothing for about six weeks, the sky opened yesterday. and now another week with rainfall. >> we could use a break though. >> yes. >> after yesterday it's like okay. >> a nice way to think positive, yes. >> and you're right. >> i'm trying. thanks, paul. >>> well they are big, bright, and bendy. tonight, how paper-thin tvs could be the next big thing. at stanford health care, we can now simulate the exact anatomy of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. if we can use analyze each patient's breast cancer to personalize their treatment, imagine what we can do for t

daily city native sam rockwell is up for his role in three billboards outsi billboar billboards ebbing missouri. >> and ladybird, got a total of five nominations. >> for a complete list of the nominees, head to abc7 news.com and watch the oscars live only on abc7 sunday march 4th. jimmy kimmel, once again the host. >> and the oscar for best seven-day forecast goes to? >> you're just winning brownie points, drew tuma. >> if you like rain, you'll love tomorrow. the next storm is already approaching the region. for most of us that rain will arrive in the afternoon tomorrow. the active sweep by live doppler 7. right now, it's quiet. a live look from our camera, showing you calm and clear conditions across san francisco. the clouds are building overhead, and in about 12 hours, the rain will be here. we bring back the storm impact scale to rank our storms from 1 to 5, light to severe. gives you a good idea what to expect. the system that arrived tomorrow, it's a 2, a moderate storm system, we're tracking light to moderate rain. there will be some pockets of heavier rain within this cold fron

looks good across the peninsula, 58 in daily city. we'll keep 50s here in san francisco for the most part with the mission the only location expected to push into 60 degrees. for marine and napa and sonoma county, 65 to 60 degrees. high pressure is building back in, and that's the main reason temperatures are turning more mild for us. it's taking that rainfall and sending it off to the north. so high pressure acting like a shield and keeping the cooler and wetter weather away. the result on the extended forecast, temperatures in san francisco by sunday up to 64. then by martin luther king day, temperatures cool off. and a chance of showers next tuesday. it's a rather weak storm system. but a better chance of rain once he hit thursday and friday. for the inland valley, 70 on sunday and temperatures drop down on tuesday as we get the rain chance for the interior valleys. this is the rain totals we could get next tuesday through friday. a half inch for the bay area. one inch or more from the san francisco area right into the north bay. w

last night somebody in daily, city won big with mega millions. they have yet to claim their prize. tonight bay area power ball players are dreaming up what they would do if they won. >> buy me a house. give my mom some money. give my nieces some money. >> i love to help animals. and the unfortunate. people who are really trying to help themselves. >> the odds of winning the power ball is 1 in 292 million. >>> with recreational marijuana legal in california law enforcement acrs the state must now consider the future of hundreds of pot sniffing dogs. >> in this demonstration more than an ounce of marijuana is concealed. 6-year-old police dog indy sniffs it out in seconds. >> with how sensitive his nose is, he can find a q tip. >> and alerts his handler. >> how accurately can indy detect marijuana? >> 100%. >> the german shepherd is one of seven dogs trained to identify illegal drugs with the police department here. will law enforcement still need pot sniffing dogs? >> some say no. police decided to retire its dog. >> we felt like we couldn't use him the same way we pry -- prior to th

live in daily city, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >> probably will be celebrating for a long time. all right, lonnie. thank you. >>> today, we celebrate the lives of two beloved u.s. figures. >> one walked the moon, and the other brought smiles to millions of american faces. >>> plus, a battle over bottles. california lawmakers say they are ruining ourkingo get rid of the entire bottle. >>> and will he or won't he? the jon gruden raiders' coaching search. it may have come to an end. >>> we're getting a break in the rain this evening, but our next storm is quickly approaching, and likely, we'll >>> one of the few men who walked on the moon that has died. john young was the ninth person so set foot on the moon. he commanded the first space shuttle flight. george h.w. bush said of young, he was a fierce patriot whose courage and commitment to duty helped our nation push back the horizon of discovery as a criminal time. he died of pneumonia. he was 87. jerry van dyke also passed away on friday. he was known for "the middle," and he was brother of dick van dyke. he passed away at his ra

the peninsula, anywhere from 61 in palo alto, 56 in daily city, san francisco also 50s here as well. and enjoy the calmer winds, that's a nice change for you, where it's usually gusty in san francisco, it will look nice for you. up in the north bay, 58 in napa and also in santa rosa. the extended forecast, we'll stay storm free right through sunday's forecast. so it looks at least good in terms of dry weather through this upcoming weekend. by monday clouds increase with possibility of wet weather by tuesday. san francisco stays in the 50s for the day time highs. the inland vale we stay in the 60s. and wet weather coming back tuesday and wednesday. we also see the chance next thursday and friday for wet weather. let's show you something your phone apps can't show you. that's how much rainfall from next tuesday to next friday. a half inch to the south bay to a quarter of an inch, and then towards the north bay, a half inch to one inch. we'll monitor this each and every day. when we see changes, we'll let you know. the sierra snow, that's a big thing we've been following we'll get a lit

some spotty returns, you might drive through a little raindrop or two, this is around francisco, daily city, near the sfo area, be aware of the fact that there are still some scattered showers. that rain has moved on as we take a look at the sierra, just checked no restrictions as far as the roadways, no chain controls, but scattered snow showers are continuing in that area. look at this live picture, they're enjoying some fresh powder on the ground. from kirkwood, 7 to 11 inches of new snow. is that a gorgeous shot or what? this is coming from north star where they got 11 inches of snow. they needed that snow, they're behind in terms of the state wide snow pack as you all know. .71 on mount tam. liver more, .80. now the skies are beginning to open up but there's still a chance of a shower or two. this is from our east bay hills camera. temperatures low to mid 50s. it's chilly out there, here's a dramatic picture from our south bay camera. i'm going to step aside so you can take it in. still seeing some of those cumulous there, keep that in mind, unstable air mass until the sun sets, low to

daily city native sam rockwell is up for his role in three billboards outsi billboar billboardsi. >> and ladybird, got a total of five nominations. >> for a complete list of the nominees, head to abc7 news.com and watch the oscars live only on abc7 sunday march 4th. jimmy kimmel, once again the host. >> and the oscar for best seven-day forecast goes to? >> you're just winning brownie points, drew tuma. >> if you like rain, you'll love tomorrow. the next storm is already approaching the region. for most of us that rain will arrive in the afternoon tomorrow. the active sweep by live doppler 7. right now, it's quiet. a live look from our camera, showing you calm and clear conditions across san francisco. the clouds are building overhead, and in about 12 hours, the rain will be here. we bring back the storm impact scale to rank our storms from 1 to 5, light to severe. gives you a good idea what to expect. the system that arrived tomorrow, it's a 2, a moderate storm system, we're tracking light to moderate rain. there will be some pockets of heavier rain within this cold front. it will br

pittsburg, 53 degrees. 54 for daily city. santa rosa, 47. barely out of the 40s for lake county tomorrow. rain moving in late. showers continue monday. a few north bay showers are possible tuesday. and more showers are possible on wednesday. so there is no one day that's going to be a washout. out of any of those days, we'll have showers around. the radar will be active for four straight afternoons. >> hopefully it will keep adding it up. >> after december, we were looking bleak, but we're doing better. >> we'll take it. thank you, paul. >>> tonight, steph curry, colin kaepernick are teaming up for a good cause. legend has it, the first voyagers arrived on canoes, sailing the seas day and night. they knew where they were going, by watching the clouds move in the sky or the way their boats rocked. that's how the waves and stars would speak to them. guide them. sometimes, you can find your way in the world, by getting lost in it. let your legend begin at aulani, a one-of-a-kind disney resort in hawaii ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the w

, commissioner wiener's request and effectively implemented with late night services connecting daily city and the mission. another regional initiative we partnered with them on was a capacity -- transit core capacity study that looked at the bay bridge corridor, short and long-term minimums for the corridor. it's a complex corridor but we know bart for example carry twice as many. we need to work on aspects of that. treasure island, this had multiple facets and continue to work on the transit plan, the bus and ferry services. i appreciate chair kim's leadership there and we worked on affordability in terms of the guidance of the board. had great outreach and initiated some agreements with ac transit and other partners, eric, thanking him for his team's work on the treasure island area and securing funding for the next stage of infrastructure on the island as well. on the funding side, we continue to collect robust sales tax dollars around $100 million a year. we allocated 125 million in 2017 and managed a total of about a billion dollars under the transportation authority from props k thr

pittsburg, 53 degrees. 54 for daily city. santa rosa, 47. barely out of the 40s for lake county tomorrow. rain moving in late. showers continue monday. a few north bay showers are possible tuesday. and more showers are possible on wednesday. so there is no one day that's going to be a washout. out of any of those days, we'll have showers around. the radar will be active for four straight afternoons. >> hopefully it will keep adding it up. >> after december, we were looking bleak, but we're doing better. >> we'll take it. thank you, paul. >>> tonight, steph curry, colin kaepernick are teaming up for a good cause. it's all part of kaepernick s >>> tonight, colin capper peck and steph -- kaepernick and steph curry are teaming up together. he is asking fellow supporters to pick a charity to donate to. steph curry chose united playas. kaepernick announced he would match curry's $10,000 donation with another $10,000. it all came as a complete surprise to the non-profit. >> when i picked it up, i thought he was playing. and so i was like yeah, what

we learned that investigators seized keiser hospital records in the death who led his family to daily city when they fled vietnam four decades ago. >> the way that he went. just heartbroken. >> reporter: grandson who is with other family at his bedside that night while he was being treated for kidney failure and a heart attack. >> he was fully conscious. we asked how are you feeling. he said yes. >> reporter: a state public health investigation found that later the night the tube feeding blood back into his body came loose. >> everything went south. >> reporter: an alarm on the dialysis machine sounded but family members told investigators the nurse simply sigh l silenced it without checking further. when the nurse pulled the blanket there was a pool of blood on the bed and the line was disconnected. >> she you witness a beloved family member die right in front of you. i saw it too. i had to keep it together. everyone else was breaking down and crying. >> you have to be outraged. why? >> reporter: the family's attorney said the dialysis machine indicates the alarm sounded for 13 seconds be

in daily city, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> and there's a $450 million winner in florida.et clear who bought friday's mega millions winning ticket at this sev7-eleven. they have 180 days to claim their prize. >>> and a witness took this video at geary and third avenue in inner richmond. crews are going to the intersection and then the suv comes in from the right side hitting it. the police officer responding to another police car. the first crash happened at 8:30 yesterday morning. a witness tells abc 7 news the driver of the black car ran a red light hitting the police suv. police say a total of three officers and one other person was hurt in the crash. but they are all expected to recover. >>> and now to the crash of a truck that ended up petaluma river. the vehicle vailed to navigate a curve near highway 101. he was able to escape from the truck. his two dogs also apparently made it out. they have not yet been found. >>> john raiders has been confirmed. welcome back, coach gruden. let's get to work. >> reporter: 20 years ago on monday when the raiders saw john gruden as

the company also closed its daily city restaurant this week.t a little over a year before being shut down. a sad end for both the business and its customers who wanted a different outcome. >> we were looking forward to having some steak n shake today, and unfortunately that's not going to happen. >> reporter: in the south bay, chris winn, abc7 news. >>> only one steak n shake franchise remains in the bay area. >> yeah, it's inside the sjsu student union building and is operated apparently by a different owner. >> one last check of weather now. >> drew is here. is the rain done for a time being? >> yeah. at least the heaviest of the rain is out of here. could see light showers tomorrow, but nothing widespread. a bit of clearing, especially the farther north you go. and tonight, it's going to be a pretty dry night. a mix of stars and clouds for most. a little fog in the delta. we'll fall to about 40 degrees in a lot of spots across the region. but the storm impact scale, we're going to bring this back for your wednesday. because we do have a coup

the bay shore into the south bay, mid to upper 40s san francisco and daily city i. the bay bridge is getting -- the showers will sprout if you're going to be out and about today dodging the showers. if you're exercising, up in the sierra we've got more snow blowing around. be careful up there. 54 to 58 for highs. lake port and ukiah cooler at 50. look at the freezing cold temperatures tonight. lakeport, santa rosa and places like alamo, danville and san ramon. sue? >>> metering lights were on at about 5:25 this morning. you can see the backup here behind the bay bridge toll plaza. your drive remains pretty good on the 80 corridor until you get to this backup, which is the majority of that 30-minute -- 36-minute backup there. once you're on the upper deck, it's sluggish on the eastern span. things pick up through the tunnel. we're seeing slowing up and over the altamont pass. the green on the map, that represents rain for that commute. so that's probably one of the reasons it's slow. it's usually, typically slow there as well. near 101, an accident off the roadway. c

stretches of ocean it's hard to believe capetown could become the first major city in the world to run out of water. >> only use the daily amount per person per day. >> reporter: on the day zero, april 21 is when the taps will be turned off. three years of success-- draughts devastated the city's three years of successive draughts devastated the city's water supplies, the local government has brought in severe restrictions forcing people to look for alternative supplies like this natural spring tapped for public use. there have already been scuffles here, security guards now monitor the site to prevent violence from breaking out. >> so, imagine no water. how will it be? chaos. it's going to be terrible. and we're not looking forward to that time. >> reporter: residents are only allowed 23 gallons of water per person a day. next month that goes down to 13 gallons, enough for a 90-second shower, a quick toilet flush and one large bottle of drinking water. americans use around 100 gallons daily. outside the city center, the effects of the water crises are more obvious. farmer has only been able to plant a quarter of his cor

a lot of slowing getting out of daily city and 101 and 280 and all avenues getting over towards the bayavy traffic and wet roads. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> happening now, we are keeping an eye on the conditions in the north bay this morning, especially by the areas devastated, i should say by the wildfires two months ago in that burn zone. concerns are high about potential for mudslides. also worries about potential runoff from toxic debris moving into streams and rivers. we're posting updates to our twitter feed, as well. sign up for alerts on our nbc bay area app. the first major storm of 2018 hitting the bay area. the threat of flash flood and high winds a big concern. and - i )m tracking when the ran is heading out. that )s tuesday on )today in te bay. ) 4:30 to 7. there's only one place where you can get... ... more adventure, more woo-hoo! more magic and more happy. so now come to the disneyland resort and get... more happy ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, fashion statement. stars strike a different tone at the 75th annual golden globe awards. the red carpet a

we have an accident north 280 near alamani boulevard coming in from daily city. 101 pushing slow in sann the toll plaza, we have a lane blocked there. slow in 880. >> next on "gma" robins emotional interview with elton john and deals and steals under 20. we'll have another update in about 30 minutes and always on the news app and i'm the one clocking in when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking overnight, new fallout from the team usa gymnastics scandal. the head of michigan state resigns after the former team doctor accused of abusing young girls is sentenced in prison for up to 175 years. >> you do not deserve to walk outside of a prison ever again. >> now, more top officials under fire as one of the courageous young women who helped put the doctor behind bars talks to "gma." >>>

of ocean, it its hard to believe capetown could become the first major city in the world, to run out of water. only use the dailyed amount per person per day. >> named day zero, april 21st when the taps will be turned off. three years of successive drought have devastated city's water supplies. the local government has brought in severe restrictions, forcing people to look for alternative supplies, like this, natural spring, tapped for public use. they have already been scuffles here, security guards, now monitor the site. to prevent violence from breaking out. >> no water. how will it be? chaos. it is going to be careful. and we are not looking for ward to that time. >> residents are only allowed 23 gallons of water per person a day. next month, that goes down to 13 gallons, enough for a 90-second shower, quick toilet flush and one large bottle of drinking water. americans use around 100 gallons daily. outside the city center, the effects of water crisis are more obvious. farmer, has been able to plant a quarter of his crop. if the taps are turned off. he is facing financial ruin. >> difficult situation for us.

city. john daily boulevard, and south bay from coopertino, and palo alto, and further south in the santa cruz mountains. we are seeing spotty showers. lake county, you are getting your share as well. light rainfall right now as we go in to street level radar. here's the next system. as we look at the widerpicture. another level oneyour way, so, tomorrow, light system. scattered showers tonight, giving way to light to moderate rain tomorrow. it will be breezy at times. we have another storm, that will be stronger than the current level one system. details on that, coming up in just a few minutes. >> the rain is nothing compared to the massey storm hitting the east coast, firefighters, they are trying to rescue people from freezing waters. just brutal, south of boston. ice and an ice machine were seen floating around. that is what you are looking at there. now, people are bracing for record breaking cold air. >> reporter: the east coast taking a beating from mother nature. the powerful nor'easter dumping up to three inches of snow an hour in the region. some areas hit with lightning. thunder. a

city. john daily boulevard, and south bay from coopertino, and palo alto, and further south in the santa cruz. we are seeing spotty showers. lake county, you are getting your share as well. light rainfall right now as we go in to street level radar. here's the next system. as we look at the widerpicture. another level one storm coming your way, so, tonight and tomorrow, light system. scattered showers tonight, giving way to light to moderate rain tomorrow. it will be breezy at times. we have another storm, that will be stronger than the current level one system. details on that, coming up in just a few minutes. >> the rain is nothing compared to the massey storm hitting the east coast, firefighters, they are trying to rescue people from freezing waters. just brutal, south of boston. ice and an ice machine were seen floating around. that is what you are looking at there. now, people are bracing for record breaking cold air. >> reporter: the east coast taking a beating from mother nature. the powerful nor'easter dumping up to three inches of snow an hour in the region. some areas hit with light

dailies. >>> a new york city image illustrating power of mother nature this vehicle was park on the manhattan street when a massive ice chunk fell from the high rise and landed on it as we can see there. vehicle's back window and roof were completely crushed. no one was inside at the time. >>> time is 4:42. >> katie's here with another check of the forecast. in the only do we have a threat of ice on the ground but for those folks in new york we have a threat for ice in the air. >> something that heavy got stuck on the roof and temperatures are that you go things will break off it is scary stuff. ice ahead eyes up, ahead and on the sidewalk too. you need to be conscious of your surroundings here. this isn't where you can put your ear budd in and walk down the street and nothing will work against you here from be careful out there we will look at the current snow cover it is receding. it is in the as far south as georgia or south carolina anymore but we do still have some locally and you can tell where it is, which makes sense with last week's nor'easter coming in, heaviest snow fell across new

in san francisco, many teachers live outside of san francisco and are forced to commute into the city daily. approximately 71% of our teachers drive to school and park nearby as there's no designated parking area for our school. as a principal my greater job is retaining quality teachers. i'm going to let you read the rest of this, but this is key. these teachers are our community. as i heard you ask how many streets don't have street cleaning, a number of them. in the zone, these are the ones without it. they are flat streets as well as ones with hills. it -- prospect and winfield do not. mirabel does not. industries streets need street cleaning and enforcement. >> thank you. thank you next speaker, please. >> clerk: nicky vanderwallen. is nicky here? no? okay. is desna lurotic here? is nick miliotis here? >> yes. >> is linda kitlitz here? >> hi. thank you. i wanted to say -- change what i was going to say and address something mr. wilson said and that gary mentioned, and that is the big orange line and how the process of this rpp was implemented with the petition and all. and that is we d

in san francisco, many teachers live outside of san francisco and are forced to commute into the city daily. approximately 71% of our teachers drive to school and park nearby as there's no designated parking area for our school. as a principal my greater job

. >> mega bus adding another maryland low cost inter city bus service kicks off daily route that runs from annapolis to new york city and back. two new york buses will leave every morning from mta park harry truman parkway each morning with two returning trips each morning. >> mcdonald's about to use fresh beef. it's called arch burger and will be three ounce patsy slightly smaller than quarter pounder and fresh beef big change for mcdonald's relying on phones are patties the last 40 years. >> and 5:25 time right now let's check back in with michael thomas. forecast is better today but don't get to the comfortable. >> tomorrow is tricky in the weather center as we have snowing trying to move to the region. 14 degrees now. winds generally light to calm. north west at 3 right now and that brings wind chills down and 14 as you get off to work and school this morning in the district. 0 by 10:00. sdeents amount of morning sunshine and clouds building 29 by 1:00, 31 by 4:00 this afternoon. snow impact. let's talk tomorrow. moderate impact here out of the impact scale. thanks to timing there

again and to facilitate practical discussions practical issues for the daily life of people especially in the northern part of the city of middle of it so that it's divided between albanians and so now that he is dead what will that mean for those talks on for those on going negotiations about daily life look only two days ago the united states issued a travel vor and there were warning to go into north and middle bits of the serbian dominated part because obviously they fear that new tensions might raise especially after that as nation of today. thank you experiment for thirteen brothers and sisters thought to have been imprisoned by their own parents have been rescued from a house in california the victims ages range from two to twenty nine police say they were alerted by a teenage daughter who managed to escape. authorities were shocked at what they found hidden in this quiet suburb describing emaciated captives in foul smelling surroundings with padlocks and shackles. neighbors described the family as reclusive the children nearly invisible. they were the type that you didn't really get to know anything about them

daily rainfall. take a look, san francisco 3.15. old record was 2.36 set back in 1872. this was the 15th wettest for the city of san francisco. san jose had a daily record, 1.40. half moon bay, a new daily record 2 inches of rain. the last one in 1959. so this storm gave us a drenching. yesterday it just poured. almost half a foot of rain there, ben lomond 2 to 3 inches across many parts of the bay area. san jose, normally in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains, over 2 inches of rain. did it help us? absolutely it did. it pushed our percent of normal up. as san francisco, 71% of oakland, 78%. san jose, 69%. santa rosa, 72% on average. we need more rain but the reason why that storm did not cause any major damage here, december was so dry, the ground was able to absorb it. temperatures now in the 40s, 50s. it is going to be a cooler start tomorrow morning. a live look from our future towercam. visibility from this vantage point is good. foggy areas in the morning. there will be showers drying out late in the week. milder for the weekend. our level 1 system for tomorrow on our storm impact scale is a light one. scattered

daily rainfall. take a look, san francisco 3.15. old record was 2.36 set back in 1872. this was the 15th wettest for the city of san francisco. san jose had a daily record, 1.40. half moon bay, a new daily record 2 inches of rain. the last one in 1959. so this storm gave us a drenching. yesterday it just poured. almost half a foot of rain there, ben lomond 2 to 3 inches across many parts of the bay area. san jose, normally in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains, over 2 inches of rain. did it help us? absolutely it did. it pushed our percent of normal up. as san francisco, 71% of normal. oakland, 78%. san jose, 69%. santa rosa, 72% on average. we need more rain but the reason why that storm did not cause any major damage here, december was so dry, the ground was able to absorb it. temperatures now in the 40s, 50s. it is going to be a cooler start tomorrow morning. a live look from our future towercam. visibility from this vantage point is good. foggy areas in the morning. there will be showers drying out late in the week. milder for the weekend. our level 1 system for tomorrow on our storm impact scale is a light one. s

you ended up with a record daily snowfall in atlantic city as just over 13 inches, but did start snowing.2, dover, 4.3 inches fell, in bryn mawr, up to five. so, yes, there is quite the difference. you just don't have as much clean up. half the amount of clean up the further inland you go. but future feels like are very much uniform whether it comes to the cold and how harsh it will feel for everyone. no one will feel like it is above zero any time today. this by 4:00 p.m. this model is suggesting some spots may feel like 0 degrees, that's the best we will find for the rest of the day. even into the overnight. by tomorrow, this particular model is little bit more optimistic, that will feel more like positive territory. but we don't really break that until sunday. so, really harsh cold is the story, and as a result here, from this point through saturday. even sunday pretty harsh but not as windy, monday we crack freezing, woman for wintery mix late in the day, tuesday looks just glorious, sunny and 40 degrees. >> i was just going to say, you're right, you say glorious , because 40 right n

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