i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the rehab center is relocating to the out of the closet location. >> abc7 news reporter is in the newsroom with what is being done to stop the opening. >> there is a change .org petition with more than 350 signatures. while the opening of the facility is being delayed, it is not likely to be stopped all agent to. stopped altogether. >> having a sex offender rehabilitation facility nearby is not on point with san francisco's ballet academy. >> the concern is for the safety of our students. >> some 400 students, half children study at the studio near market and church street. the clinic for parolees is relocating to the former out of the closet space at church and dubois avenue. >> they come very well recommended and they are considered absolutely one of the best service providers with a good reputation. >> nonetheless, scott wiener says the opening day of february 1st needs to be delayed so out reach can happen. >> nearly no out reach especially given the proposed date. >> the first th

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i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. this is happening on east 23rd street and 21st avenue. >> alan wang is there and joins us with the latest. >> this has been going on for more than 10 hours. people out here are starting to get a little anxious. at this point the rescue workers have the man hooked up to an iv which means they are trying to keep his vital signses stable. all of the pressure from the dirt that is squeezing his lower extremities. we are told he is alert and talking to rescue, woulders who were trying to rescue him after he was buried up to his waste in a trench that collapsed around 12:30 this afternoon. the victim is identified as 41-year-old esparza who works for star rooter and plumbing. he was trying to attach it to a hole and main sewage pipe under the street. the main sewage pipe was buried so deep they had to build a long, narrow trench 13 feet down. the fire officials tell us the workers used inadequate support which is made from plywood to hold back the crumbling walls in the trench. the soil had

i'm kristen sze in for dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. rick quan and drew tuma and everyone at abc news. up next on jimmy kimmle, calista flockhart. >> hi, i'm chris harrison. i believe it was lao tzu who said, "the journey to $1 million begins with a single question." and that journey begins right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ thank you very much. welcome to the show, and who's ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] i am so excited to meet this contestant. after a life-changing event, today's first contestant made a promise to live life to the fullest. she now says "yes" to everything, and i love that, and i love that that's how she got here today. from new york city, please welcome jen awe. [cheers and applause] hi, jen. >> hi. >> how you doing? >> great. nice to see you. >> so good to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> i've been excited about this. tell me, what was this life-changing event? >> so in 2012, i actually went under the knife and had open-heart surgery. i was clinica

. >> i'm dan ashley. the protests tied up traffic so badly some drivers made u-turns out of desperation. >> the message, i understand. the way you're going about it is not fair. itselfish. if it was one word i can pick, itselfish. >> let's go live to abc7 news reporter vic lee for details on how this developed today. vic? >> you can see all lanes are open and surprisingly there is no residual back up. the chp says 40-45 people were arrested and charged with unlawful assembly. the chp responded with bolt cutters but a took a while to cut the chains. that caused a big traffic back up. let's go to sky 7 for another shot of the action. we're hearing that only aout ten of the group of 40-50 chained themselves to their cars once driving here to the bridge. once they got here, they stopped cars in unison. they had planned to do this, protestors got out, began chaining themselves to their cars at 4:00. first responders were able to open most lanes. we talked to the chp but let's go to a proet wrester called vanes

. >> i'm dan ashley. sky 7 hd is keeping an eye on the street closures, cars are trying to cross to the south side of market street. >> abc7 news reporter sergio quintana shares us live to share stories of people impacted. sergio? >> reporter: we have a little bit of good news. a big change in traffic in the last hour and a half. you can see here on the southbound lanes, it's eased up a lot. it had been backed up more around 4:00 or so. around washington street is where super bowl city is being constructed. if you drove into san francisco, you got down fast. northbound traffic on the embarcadero were clear. leaving downtown is another story. >> how long have you been in this? >> 45 minutes. >> reporter: he's on battery street, trying to get south of market and left an hour and a half early to make sure he can drive less than a mile for a work assignment. justin jennings traveled three blocks in a half hour. >> they had a map showing what streets were blocked off. i doesn't know it's going to be like this.

. >> i'm dan ashley.ley is here with the report. >> reporter: more sources from inside of the jail and sheriff's department are calling me. so i have stories lined up for coming weeks and this one, based on reports i've just obtained. the coroner finds a convicted child molester, paul eddie pierce died from a broken neck from falling in the shower but sources tell me the jail did not call out investigators or a homicide unit and by the time a rookie detective arrived, the scene, including the blood evidence had been cleaned up. that raises serious questions at the prison law office. >> there is evidence of lack of supervision, training, accountable. >> reporter: sources say they'll never know because of the poor investigation. two months before the incident, a mentally ill inmate, michael tyree was beaten t

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. >> i'm dan ashley. the protests tied up traffic so badly some drivers made u-turns out of desperation. >> the message, i understand. the way you're going about it is not fair. itselfish. if it was one word i can pick, itselfish. >> let's go live to abc7 news reporter vic lee for details on how this developed today. vic? >> you can see all lanes are open and surprisingly there is no residual back up. the chp says 40-45 people were arrested and charged with unlawful assembly. the chp responded with bolt cutters but a took a while to cut the chains. that caused a big traffic back up. let's go to sky 7 for another shot of the action. we're hearing that only about ten of the group of 40-50 chained themselves to their cars once driving here to the bridge. once they got here, they stopped cars in unison. they had planned to do this, protestors got out, began chaining themselves to their cars at 4:00. first responders were able to open most lanes. we talked to the chp but let's go to a proet wrester called vane

. >> i'm dan ashley. dan ashley is here with the report. >> reporter: more sources from inside of the jail and sheriff's department are calling me. so i have stories lined up for coming weeks and this one, based on reports i've just obtained. the coroner finds a convicted child molester, paul eddie pierce died from a broken neck from falling in the shower but sources tell me the jail did not call out investigators or a homicide unit and by the time a rookie detective arrived, the scene, including the blood evidence had been cleaned up. that raises serious questions at the prison law office. >> there is evidence of lack of supervision, training, accountable. >> reporter: sources say they'll never know because of the poor investigation. two months before the incident, a mentally ill inmate, michael tyree was beaten to death at the main jail, then, in september when guards wanted to move 33-year-old walter roches to another unit, he refused. the report says officers used pepper spray, and three rounds from t

i'm dan ashley. >>> and i'm ama dietz, the search has been suspended for the missing surfer off rodeo beach. >>> the crews were trying to find the person in choppy water, rescue crews began about 5:00. >>> that is when they tried to find another surfer, who was washed out to sea after a person tried to give cpr. >> the good samaritan made it back safely, the search will continue again tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, eight investigators are trying to learn what caused a greyhound bus that crashed. we know the driver's name is gary vonslater, david louie is on the story. >> reporter: the ntsb began their inspection of the greyhound bus which was on its way to gilroy. they were joined by a major accident investigation team and one task involved removing the 20 passengers' belongings from the baggage hall, and had retrieved something vital. >> yes, we retrieved a camera from the bus and will learn if it held anything valuable. >> the camera reported two directions, at the driver and at the road ahead. such video could document whether or not the driver fell asleep at the wheel. gary vonslater sa

. >>> and i'm dan ashley, with super bowl 50 on the way, we all have a responsibility. and san francisco police need your help. there are new security details officials are putting in place. >> reporter: all time off for bomb-sniffing dogs has been cancelled. and so has time off for officers. first responders have been training for emergencies in the waters of the bay, and the city's emergency operating center will be activating. and there are secret entrances to super bowl city, although bags up to 18 inches will be permitted they will also be checked for explosives and contraband. >> everybody has to pass security, and it will be like when you enter a stadium. >> working with the huge crowds, lots of plain clothes cops, good insurance against the attackers. still, the best line of defense, you and me. >> there is no substitute for a million people coming to san francisco, and if they see something, say something. >> the transportation system will have eyes and ears on the ground. >> we'll have up to 70 patrol officers and ambassadors. >> the fire department was strugg

. >>> i'm dan ashley. let's start withdrew tuma and live doppler 7 hd. >> it's tracking scattered showers. i want to take you into central sonoma county. we have a flood advisory in effect. the mark west creek is currently overflowing its banks a little bit. there is minor flooding in the area. never drive through any flooded roadways in the vicinity of that flood advisory. tracking light showers. winds down to santa rosa along 101. scattered showers at this hour. live doppler 7 hd to street level. kensington, 'em ripville, piedmont and orinda. heavier activity indicated by the orange. each by palo alto and east palo alto, you do notice we had light showers moving along the peninsula at this hour. all these storms over the past week churned up all ocean waters. look at this video into the newsroom of the waves around pacifica. they had high wives cresting over the barrier. it was great video. that put us into a high surf warning. look at that video. just amazing as the waves crest over while folks are watc

. >> i'm dan ashley. let's get to sandhya patel and the live doppler 7hd. >> dan and ama, the streets are turning slick. let's check out the live doppler 7hd, and i will show you where the rain is falling. we have seen steady rain from ukiah to santa rosa. i will take you in. the street level radar around santa rosa and the row -- roanoke park. as we head toward the east bay, we are also seeing light rain from oakland to el cerrito and san ramon. hayward boulevard as well. don't be surprised if you run into light to moderate rain. san francisco and the peninsula, not as much. it is spotty as you will notice. it is very light around the bay shore and brisbane area. and up to the north, north of clear lake we are tracking some snow around the mountains north of the i'll be back to let you know exactly how long this storm is going to last, and if it is going to be a foggy weekend or if you will see a break before the next storm arrives coming up. ama? >>> the new enhanced weather pattern has closed down these

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the rehab center is relocating to the out of the closet location. >> abc7 news reporter is in the newsroom with what is being done to stop the opening. >> there is a change .org petition with more than 350 signatures. while the opening of the facility is being delayed, it is not likely to be stopped all agent to. stopped altogether. >> having a sex offender rehabilitation facility nearby is not on point with san francisco's ballet academy. >> the concern is for the safety of our students. >> some 400 students, half children study at the studio near market and church street. the clinic for parolees is relocating to the former out of the closet space at church and dubois avenue. >> they come very well recommended and they are considered absolutely one of the best service providers with a good reputation. >> nonetheless, scott wiener says the opening day of february 1st needs to be delayed so out reach can happen. >> nearly no out reach especially given the proposed date. >> the first th

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> let's get right to the weather center. >> winds 43 miles an hour, tracking the wet weather, i'm going to -- from bodega bay to ukiah to clover dale.7s>óg . >>> we get ready for rain here in the bay area, the east coast is getting ready for a huge blizzard. >> this map shows what the eastern seaboard can expect. 60 million people are in the path of the snowstorm. including washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city. more than 20 inches of snowfall is expected in some areas. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard picks up our coverage from sfo. >> thousands of flights already cancelled. >> yeah, that's right. as many as 200,000 travelers could be impacted by this epic winter storm over the next four days. for travelers out of sfo tonight, it's truly a race against time to get home before that storm hits. >> the satellite map at the american airlines ticket counter was hard to miss. a monster storm creeping north. flights are changing from on time to cancelled by the minute. >> philadelphia, i think is going to take the big hit, but i'm red eye, hoping to ge

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. federal authorities are looking for the men. >> the two fugitives escaped from the orange county jail last week with this man duong. duong turned himself in this morning. they broke out of a jail in santa ana. >> we confirmed the fugitive inmates were spotted in san jose and may be on their way to fresno. sergio joins us live from the hotel where the fugitives were hiding out. sergio? >> reporter: ama, tonight the u.s. u.s. us marshal service are searching in san jose and the greater bay area. the $200,000 is for any information that may lead to their arrest and here on the alameda is a motel called the alameda. the manager there says the fugitives checked out from there yesterday morning. the alameda manager didn't want to speak on camera, but he recognized the youngest of the fugitives accused of mrd and attempted murder. all three described as extremely dangerous us are. they stayed in room 214 on tuesday and wednesday night and checked out on thursday morning. the california corre

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> let's get right to the weather center. >> winds 43 miles an hour, tracking the wet weather, i'm going to -- from bodega bay to ukiah to clover dale.7s>óg . >>> we get ready for rain here in the bay area, the east coast is getting ready for a huge blizzard. >> this map shows what the eastern seaboard can expect. 60 million people are in the path of the snowstorm. including washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city. more than 20 inches of snowfall is expected in some areas. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard picks up our coverage from sfo. >> thousands of flights already cancelled. >> yeah, that's right. as many as 200,000 travelers could be impacted by this epic winter storm over the next four days. for travelers out of sfo tonight, it's truly a race against time to get home before that storm hits. >> the satellite map at the american airlines ticket counter was hard to miss. a monster storm creeping north. flights are changing from on time to cancelled by the minute. >> philadelphia, i think is going to take the big hit, but i'm red eye, hoping to ge

. >> i'm dan ashley. to fight traffic is flowing again where traffic flipped over in san jose this morning. it was just before 6:00. a tow crew hauled off the hang gelled wrack kennel. it was 11 hours after it slammed into a median and overturned. >> the driver has been identified as gary bonslater who said he was fatigued. >> one of the victims was olovera. >> 10 people were taken to the hospital with various injuries. the uninjured passengers were shuttled by bus. >> we have live team coverage on this terrible crash. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the latest. >> first melanie woodruff sat down with the crash victim and joins us with more. melanie? >> antonio is very much in shock after learning his mother was killed in this morning's accident. >> we don't expect anything bad will happen to us. >> just as antonio was enjoying having his mother by his side here from the philippines -- >> she moved here last september. >> devastating news. >> everything is surreal. >> he says he went to the bus

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. >> waves of heavy rain have swept across the bay area tonight. a live look at the san mateo bridge cam shows the remanence of the downpour that hit in the hour. >> look at the rain on the cam pro lens. now -- camera lens. >> here is live doppler 7hd. we had a line of intense downpours accompanied by the powerful wind gusts sweeping through the bay area. you can see it outlined in yellow indicating the most intense downpours over the inland east bay. the rainfall totals have been impressive in someplaces and over three inches at ben loeman. .30 in san jose and over a third in san francisco and half an inch in oakland. on our storm impact scale we rank them one through five to indicate the intensity. one a light storm and five a vere storm. the storm we have coming our way tonight and tomorrow is ranking number one on the storm impact scale. a quarter of an inch to half an inch in most location. it is the dangerous surf conditions we are worried about. here is that line of intense rainfall i told you about that is sweeping throughout the central va

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the decision from bart is an about face. the agency defended the decoy cameras on board its train. >> lilian kim is live in san francisco with the story. lilian? >> dan and ama, feedback from the public made all the difference and now big changes are in store. >> when bart revealed many of the cameras in the train cars were decoys riders cooperate -- riders couldn't believe it. >> the taxpayers are paying all of this money. it is a common sense question. don't you think these things would work? >> now it is taking public sentiment to heart. >> we hear loud and clear from the public they are unhappy that we were using decoys. so today we are announcing that we are committed to as quickly as possible buying and outfitting every single train car with a working camera. >> the decoys came to light last week after bart was unable to provide video evidence of the january 9th fatal shooting in a pittsburgh baypoint train. it came from station cameras in assisted. the new cameras will record video to be recorded later and not in realt

. >> i'm dan ashley. to fight traffic is flowing again where traffic flipped over in san jose this morning. it was just before 6:00. a tow crew hauled off the hang gelled wrack kennel. it was 11 hours after it slammed into a median and overturned. >> the driver has been identified as gary bonslater who said he was fatigued. >> one of the victims was olovera. >> 10 people were taken to the hospital with various injuries. the uninjured passengers were shuttled by bus. >> we have live team coverage on this terrible crash. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the latest. >> first melanie woodruff sat down with the crash victim and joins us with more. melanie? >> antonio is very much in shock after learning his mother was killed in this morning's accident. >> we don't expect anything bad will happen to us. >> just as antonio was enjoying having his mother by his side here from the philippines -- >> she moved here last september. >> devastating news. >> everything is surreal. >> he says he went to the bus

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. federal authorities are looking for the men. >> the two fugitives escaped from the orange county jail last week with this man duong. duong turned himself in this morning. they broke out of a jail in santa ana. >> we confirmed the fugitive inmates were spotted in san jose and may be on their way to fresno. sergio joins us live from the hotel where the fugitives were hiding out. sergio? >> reporter: ama, tonight the u.s. u.s. us marshal service are searching in san jose and the greater bay area. the $200,000 is for any information that may lead to their arrest and here on the alameda is a motel called the alameda. the manager there says the fugitives checked out from there yesterday morning. the alameda manager didn't want to speak on camera, but he recognized the youngest of the fugitives accused of mrd and attempted murder. all three described as extremely dangerous us are. they stayed in room 214 on tuesday and wednesday night and checked out on thursday morning. the california corre

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. this is happening on east 23rd street and 21st avenue. >> alan wang is there and joins us with the latest. >> this has been going on for more than 10 hours. people out here are starting to get a little anxious. at this point the rescue workers have the man hooked up to an iv which means they are trying to keep his vital signses stable. all of the pressure from the dirt that is squeezing his lower extremities. we are told he is alert and talking to rescue, woulders who were trying to rescue him after he was buried up to his waste in a trench that collapsed around 12:30 this afternoon. the victim is identified as 41-year-old esparza who works for star rooter and plumbing. he was trying to attach it to a hole and main sewage pipe under the street. the main sewage pipe was buried so deep they had to build a long, narrow trench 13 feet down. the fire officials tell us the workers used inadequate support which is made from plywood to hold back the crumbling walls in the trench. the soil had

dan ashley has the night off. >> alan wang has more. >> he taught honors chemistry and an integrated science. >> andrea martinez says he was her chemistry teacher at fairfield high school. >> he got along well with the students. he talked to us a lot too. >> this was his first year at fair field high, but it didn't last long. he was arrested on new year's eve day and charged with lewd and lascivious behavior with a 14-year-old student. it happened on campus in early december. >> how does something like that happen on campus? that shouldn't be happening. >> hankins was placed on administrative leave. >> i received an e-mail from another chemistry teacher saying he would no longer be our teacher and he would be taking over for us. >> but to know that someone was taking advantage of their privilege and their rights as a teacher is disgusting. >> police searched hankin's home for evidence of an on going relationship with the student. >> the school district was unavailable for comment. meanwhile investigators are still asking the public for more information about this incident. in fair fi

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. three tickets matching six numbers were sold in tennessee, florida and california. >> the winning ticket that matched all six numbers was sold in the 7-eleven in chino hills, just east of los angeles. >> a sign of the frenzy caused by the massive jackpot throngs of people swarmed the 7-eleven. they were cheering and taking pictures and trying to take in the historic moment. >> that store's owner will get $1 million. inside the store as you can see dozens were trying to get close to an instant celebrity, the clerk who sold the winning ticket. >> you know i sell lots. it is crazy going the store line every day. >> your ate one who -- you're the one who probably sold it? >> i think. >> abc7 news reporter lilian kim picks up our coverage now outside one lucky store in santa cruz. >> and several people in the bay area are still getting powerball riches nonetheless, right? >> that's right. four people in and around the bay area matched five of the six numbers including one person who bought

i'm dan ashley. >> have a great night. >>> breaking news tonight. donald trump's new attack.g video about hillary and bill clinton. the massive lines at this hour for blocks, hoping to see trump. and bill clinton tonight, pressed several times on donald trump. what the former president said this time. >>> the attack foiled. the man armed with meat cleaver, pledging allegiance to isis. gunned down by police in paris, and we're on the scene. >>> breaking news here at home. the stock market plunges. the worst start to a new year ever. what it means for your money tonight. >>> the rescue. miners trapped 900 feet underground. the deepest salt mine in america. the race to get them out. >>> and, no longer powerball fever, a full-blown outbreak. the new jackpot tonight, $700 million and counting. why the sudden huge paydays?

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. let's start with new video. drivers are dealing with street flooding. you can see the showers that are continuing. >> and in the east bay and pleasant hill there was a crash involving a police cruiser. one person had to go to the hospital. >> on the coast we are watching the waves. abc news was in pacifica as huge waves pounded the pier before 8:00. >> it is rainy here, but it is a cold and snowy night in the sierra. this is near donner summit. chains are required. >> we have live team coverage and let's start with sand yaw patel and live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> it is still active on live doppler 7hd. what we have been waiting for years now, take a look. it is the soaking conditions across parts of the bay area as moderate rain comes in. in the north bay we are seeing lighter showers in pet lemieux and nava -- petaluma and novato. we have a small stream flood advisory for central sonoma county. they have seen minor flooding and there is still a possibility so keep that in mind. in the east bay from hercules to

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. >> waves of heavy rain have swept across the bay area tonight. a live look at the san mateo bridge cam shows the remanence of the downpour that hit in the hour. >> look at the rain on the cam pro lens. now -- camera lens. >> here is live doppler 7hd. we had a line of intense downpours accompanied by the powerful wind gusts sweeping through the bay area. you can see it outlined in yellow indicating the most intense downpours over the inland east bay. the rainfall totals have been impressive in someplaces and over three inches at ben loeman. .30 in san jose and over a third in san francisco and half an inch in oakland. on our storm impact scale we rank them one through five to indicate the intensity. one a light storm and five a severe storm. the storm we have coming our way tonight and tomorrow is ranking number one on the storm impact scale. a quarter of an inch to half an inch in most location. it is the dangerous surf conditions we are worried about. here is that line of intense rainfall i told you about that is sweeping throughout the central

i'm ama daetz in for kristin, and i'm dan ashley. this is the new span of the bridge right before the center sank r anchorage, to show you a bit of backups that continues and will for some time as a result of this protest. >> on a holiday, you would want all of that to be green, but not the case today. our alan wang is live on the phone for us as we're looking at the map to tell us the situation now. you've been talking to people stuck in this? >> reporter: yes, ama and dan, almost all the lanes are open. traffic is flows except for the far two left-hand lanes which they were using to tow away the cars, the protesters that they used to get up here. also they are arresting, the last few of them, taking them off of the bridge. they say about 40 to 45 people were arrested for unlawful assembly and disrupting traffic. about ten of those people actually chained themselves to cars and stretched themselves across all the lanes, shutting down traffic about an hour ago. this play was a parking lot. and you have westbound lanes, people were wa

>> i'm dan ashley. for all of us, we appreciate your time, we'll see you again. >> bye, bye. >>> breaking news tonight. at this hour, sarah palin is back. the event right now, revealing she's all in for donald trump. tonight, the palin factor, and why it matters. also breaking now, the stunning new poll out of new hampshire. not good for hillary clinton. >>> the deadly greyhound bus crash on an american highway. the bus flipping onto its side. and what the driver has now revealed. >>> we are watching a major storm brewing at this hour. it could bring more than a foot of snow. several major cities along the possible track. and developing now, the latest on the toddler and the hundreds who have shown up to search in the brutal cold. >>> stealing your money. the irs says it's the biggest telephone tax scam ever. calls in every state, demanding you pay back taxes. togh

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the decision from bart is an about face. the agency defended the decoy cameras on board its train. >> lilian kim is live in san francisco with the story. lilian? >> dan and ama, feedback from the public made all the difference and now big changes are in store. >> when bart revealed many of the cameras in the train cars were decoys riders cooperate -- riders couldn't believe it. >> the taxpayers are paying all of this money. it is a common sense question. don't you think these things would work? >> now it is taking public sentiment to heart. >> we hear loud and clear from the public they are unhappy that we were using decoys. so today we are announcing that we are committed to as quickly as possible buying and outfitting every single train car with a working camera. >> the decoys came to light last week after bart was unable to provide video evidence of the january 9th fatal shooting in a pittsburgh baypoint train. it came from station cameras in assisted. the new cameras will record video to be recorded later and not in realt

. >> i'm dan ashley. let's get to sandhya patel and the live doppler 7hd. >> dan and ama, the streets are turning slick. let's check out the live doppler 7hd, and i will show you where the rain is falling. we have seen steady rain from ukiah to santa rosa. i will take you in. the street level radar around santa rosa and the row -- roanoke park. as we head toward the east bay, we are also seeing light rain from oakland to el cerrito and san ramon. hayward boulevard as well. don't be surprised if you run into light to moderate rain. san francisco and the peninsula, not as much. it is spotty as you will notice. it is very light around the bay shore and brisbane area. and up to the north, north of clear lake we are tracking some snow around the mountains north of the clear lake area. i'll be back to let you know exactly how long this storm is going to last, and if it is going to be a foggy weekend or if you will see a break before the next storm arrives coming up. ama? >>> the new enhanced weather pattern has

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. three tickets matching six numbers were sold in tennessee, florida and california. >> the winning ticket that matched all six numbers was sold in the 7-eleven in chino hills, just east of los angeles. >> a sign of the frenzy caused by the massive jackpot throngs of people swarmed the 7-eleven. they were cheering and taking pictures and trying to take in the historic moment. >> that store's owner will get $1 million. inside the store as you can see dozens were trying to get close to an instant celebrity, the clerk who sold the winning ticket. >> you know i sell lots. it is crazy going the store line every day. >> your ate one who -- you're the one who probably sold it? >> i think. >> abc7 news reporter lilian kim picks up our coverage now outside one lucky store in santa cruz. >> and several people in the bay area are still getting powerball riches nonetheless, right? >> that's right. four people in and around the bay area matched five of the six numbers including one person who bought

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us.vreau, from "the forest," natalie dormer and music from pvris with cleto and the cletones. . and now at long last here's jimmy kimmel! ♪

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. let's start with new video. drivers are dealing with street flooding. you can see the showers that are continuing. >> and in the east bay and pleasant hill there was a crash involving a police cruiser. one person had to go to the hospital. >> on the coast we are watching the waves. abc news was in pacifica as huge waves pounded the pier before 8:00. >> it is rainy here, but it is a cold and snowy night in the sierra. this is near donner summit. chains are required. >> we have live team coverage and let's start with sand yaw patel and live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> it is still active on live doppler 7hd. what we have been waiting for years now, take a look. it is the soaking conditions across parts of the bay area as moderate rain comes in. in the north bay we are seeing lighter showers in pet lemieux and nava -- petaluma and novato. we have a small stream flood advisory for central sonoma county. they have seen minor flooding and there is still a possibility so keep that in mind. in the east bay from hercules to

i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from the entire news team, thanks for joining us. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a philanthropist from washington, d.c... a lifeguard from laguna hills, california... and our returning champion -- an internet operations technician from mineral point, wisconsin... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, and welcome to our program. you noticed our champion, fred, seems to be smiling a lot more today than he did at the beginning of our show on friday. he was a little out of sorts, i thought, and then all of a sudden, he caught fire in double jeopardy! and by golly, just like that, he became the champion. adrien and steven, we are delighted to welcome you two to our program today, so good luck to all of you. here we go, into the jeopardy! round. and now let's take a look at these categories, shall we? followed by... and finally, "at" the movies. "a-t" coming up in each correct re

. >> i'm dan ashley.ping an eye on the street closures, cars are trying to cross to the south side of market street. >> abc7 news reporter sergio quintana shares us live to share stories of people impacted. sergio? >> reporter: we have a little bit of good news. a big change in traffic in the last hour and a half. you can see here on the southbound lanes, it's eased up a lot. it had been backed up more around 4:00 or so. around washington street is where super bowl city is being constructed. if you drove into san francisco, you got down fast. northbound traffic on the embarcadero were clear. leaving downtown is another story. >> how long have you been in

good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. our live team coverage will take us from berkeley to pacifica. >> we begin with spencer christian, tracking live on doppler 7 hd. >> rain has been pouring in buckets in the south bay. this has been going on for hours now around gilroy and into watsonville area and into salinas. nearly three inches so far, over a quarter inch in san jose. and nearly an inch at mount st. helena. ranking the storms, 1 through 5, next storm coming our way tonight ranks number two on the storm impact scale. that will be accompanied by strong gusty

. >> i'm dan ashley. >> we appreciate your time. we hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a financial analyst from huntingdon valley, pennsylvania... a graduate student in physics from port jefferson, new york... and our returning champion, a internet operations technician from mineral point, wisconsin... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert, and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, folks. welcome again to our program, a half-hour of answers and questions featuring a good champion in fred and two excellent challengers in bianca and colin. welcome aboard. good luck. here we go. categories are... okay. "c-o-n" in quotation marks. we know what that means. fred? let's start with "con" men for $200. fred. what is conductor? yes. $400, "con" men. fred. what is constable? right you are. it borders austria for $200. colin. what is italy? yes. "con" men, $600.

. >> i'm dan ashley.d suspended the search in bonnie dune beach. >>> and in marin county, there is little hope of seeing a missing surfer alive, he was found unconscious in the water yesterday. >> reporter: it's important to know that el nino is ling in big, very dangerous waves, dan, you can see the search is over. there are just a few friends hanging out, out here, the conditions made it extremely difficult to find him. his wife and family waited, hoping for any signs of the missing surfer. the unfortunate announcement came before dawn. >> we did switch this morning from a search and rescue to a recovery. >> the waves were relentless, making it impossible to navigate the waves in search

. >> i'm dan ashley. >> we'll see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!"ontestants -- a nurse residency program manager originally from evansville, indiana... a bus driver and trainer from orlando, florida... and our returning champion, a criminal defense attorney from orlando, florida... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you very much. hi, folks. good news for whoever wins today's game. not only do they get to relax for the entire weekend, but they get to relax for the next two weeks because coming back on monday, we have the beginning of our annual college championship. that's always an exciting two weeks. sandy and chris, i'm happy to welcome you two to the program today. and, mara, good to see you again. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories for you. starting off with... followed by... then... and finally, this... i'm po, the dragon warrior. presenting five other unconventional warriors. oh! oh! mara. [ laughter ] i'll t