so we're talking about areas around davenport, boulder creek. further up the peninsula it's light rain from monterey or half moon bay, montara and south san francisco. in the north bay out by the delta, it's wet. let's put this in motion and you can see how the moisture pushes to the north as the area of low pressure continues to sink to the south. so the rain will be pushed south throughout the morning, late morning and afternoon hours. but in the meantime, it's windy with winds anywhere from 20 to 35 miles an hour. so here's the plan for the rest of the day. the rain continues to slide to the south. we'll see a few sunny breaks and we're looking at 60s ahead for today. so matt, they are getting the heaviest rain where they need it but unfortunately it's coming at about half an inch an hour. there could be frolooding probls around santa cruz and mudslides as well. >> we'll keep an eye on it. lisa, thank you. >>> in marin county, a tree came crashing down and blocked mountain view avenue until a crew got out the chainsaw and cleared it away. the

take a look at north of davenport. it's coming down at a pretty good clip. there's a possibility of thunderstorms, very high seas, and there has been a tornado spotted in parts of southeastern california. active morning here around the bay. palo alto looking at light showers. you see the san ramon valley is wet and heavier showers toward 101 south of petaluma and novato. definitely slick roadways out there. as we go through the morning, the activity mainly south of san francisco. it will continue to push further to the south and we will look for a few sunny breaks in afternoon but there is another system on the way to keep the second half of your weekend a little damp. details on this in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. a massive treetop he would over in marin county yesterday. came crashing down and blocked mountain view avenue. until a crew got out the chainsaw and cleared it away. the tree fell from the yard of a homeowner. he said he's glad it fell away from his home. >> i was sitting here and started hearing branch and that's always a bad sign. then i he

heavy rain by davenport. lighter to hollister.l see a few showers and a few sunny breaks, as well. >> thank you, lisa. thanks for joining us on the abc7 is the day morning news. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. have a safeway presents real or how to find big savings on the things you need.eek. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, breakfast is on. oscar mayer bacois only $3.99. rise and shine with simply orange oj, just $2.98. and oikos greek yogurt is only a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> good morning, america. this morning, in like a lion. a monster march storm that will impact 100 million people dumping torrential rain on bone-dry california, causing dangerous flooding and mudslides, evacuations and daring rescues, and now this colossal system will roar east bringing ice and snow to much of america. >>> potent pain pill. the new drug ten times stronger than vicodin. it's said just two pills can kill.

. >> host: but that is controversial today you and important were is it exhibitionist david davenport with george lloyd published that the new deal is the paradigm. if you are for government experience and your stimulus if you are against it then you have other positions about career policy. so therefore hoover looks at him as the deflator baby coolidge is out of bet. but you show hoover thinking about the new deal to formulate op-ed articles that we cannot extend the mastery of government without making it the master of people's souls and thoughts. can we say another word about what is in this book about the new deal and how it could be perceived? to make yes i am glad that you mentioned them. there was a book out the few minutes ago by the same publisher we did not know that we were writing it but we have a convergence in thought as a leader of the deployment of the anti-statist arguments that are now in trouble and some of those arguments and hoover bakes are arguments as say permitted to issue in politics with the government a and free economy how far should we go. hoover raises i

>> guest: i'm glad you mentioned david lloyd and davenport.either of us knew the other was writing. we had a great deal of convergence in recognizing hoover was really a prophetic figure and leader in the deployment arguments antistatist arguments that have become integral to american consumerism. some of the arguments that hoover makes are the arguments we are having still. the government, which is the problem in which is the solution and how far should we go in deregulation and so forth? huber relates issues in this book which are very defining as you say of the american political landscape. in fact in 1932 hoover gave a talk in madison square garden, the speech of his unsuccessful re-election campaign. he said this election is more than a contest between two men into parties. it's between two philosophies of government and the selection will dictate the course of american life for 100 years to come. he regarded that as one of the most prophetic speeches he had ever given so what he is doing in this book in the crusade years as documenting h

david davenport, a scholar and former president of pepperdine university with george will it recently published public saying the new deal is a paradigm for modern debate. if you are for you ever government expansion and stimuli. if you are against it you have other positions about current policy. they say hoover therefore is the key fire. they think coolidge, my subject is retro and out of it what i enjoy about your book is you show that. you show hoover thinking about the new deal and there could be offset articles today. we cannot extend mastery of government without making it master of people's souls. can use a word or two more about what is in this book about the new deal and how it might be perceived? >> i am glad you mentioned board ruling and david davenport on american conservatism out a few months ago, same publisher i might add. neither of us knew the other was writing separate volumes but we have a lot of convergence and fought in recognizing in hoover a prosthetic figure and a leader in the deployment of arguments that have become integral to american conservatism and som

. >> an offensive lineman for the philadelphia eagles lives in nearby davenport iowa. he has a 15 month old son. he is not offering of $1,000 reward. >> with a psychopath roaming around. >> have seen a sharp increase. >> the center for disease control says raccoons and cattle can pass along the disease. the rest is dumped from international outcry over the plight of stray dogs in the city. >> the dog will be housed in d.c. until medically evaluated. >> warning about a severe allergy season. facebook might start using drugs. might start using drugs. a positive sign for stocks as the end of the first quarter draws near. the dow up about 82 points. wal-mart taking credit card companies use it to court. the lawsuit is asking visa for $5 billion. the world's largest retailer. those are the processing fees that banks charge retailers every time a customer pays for the credit or debit card. visa has not commented. the lawsuit comes two years after visa mastercard reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with several retailers in a similar case. drums might be the future of th

a sharp decline from nineteen ninety eight to two davenport the house price decline nearly every home owner sold the value of their house to drop by two point six million dollars average. dubbed the millionaires delete on the deck. i think all the people and it was time to pick it up. yes said the competition did not rush is not killed off because they did. you have probably didn't look too deeply into hong kong katrina that. don't go away because of that book the look out the price to beat it. welcome back to china for clubs the canopy was tiny but didn't open to the one hundred thousand we both fall is destined to be a big supporter of protest to respond to price declines in home killed hundreds protested respond to large and sudden drop in housing prices. but corny yet. the dj competition for protesting but that are rumors going around that. given the genuine. you can get it out now that the actors working today by housing developers. the origin of the reel tape deck to see that both local government and housing developers do not want to see a decline in house prices the uniform of

models are able to pull a toss a few things you can pull it off then getting a hang up the shutters davenport. thanks k entertainment coming right up where the top. i don't think about us going on. i work in as much as i can work their eye on in january and february. a lot of good will that have made their comebacks as well as utep use and this is good news for denny on because he gets to go out and interview them then a good morning good morning i made a lot to them liberty's us like a good interview a couple weeks ago and the sexy interesting because they had just finished reaching the number one spot on a k pop music show in so they're celebrating the advent and so we have a really fun interview share with you guys the unthinkable the eye. this is going to install a simple shopping district always bustling with people i'm so nervous like dunno what to say. they are to take part in a free hug and told them that way. these days and this song that easter. i've not been. a lot. you win the first two months of the year of law in competition with other groups we see the track meets her i liked t

this has been a defeat to the davenport in the mall before emotionally. forty five point nine percent of the french voted for the ump and its allies forty eight fifty seven percent for the laughs and six point eight percent for the full right national front has won the election is in a dozen cities and towns. orient the ins and one leading police on eight thousand mr beazley's told the ministry they will be multiple even as the future of the mausoleum at the print enough. linda pence bill now is to do it any better the european elections in may. last night for the social a script from the president on down to announce a cabinet reshuffle as early as today. surveys have already sounded out on is the least popular president in recent history and to make matters worse new data released today says the government used its own target to cut the deficit in twenty thirteen the french president is due to address the nation on tv later today here's a closer look now at just what kind of shake up there might be. france's socialist leader is about to make changes aft

crews had to cut up the pines so traffic can use the road near the town of davenport. >> i didn't hear about the power outages very small areas. nothing major. but we didn't get winds forecast, either. yet. >> pg&e crews fanned out to be ready as fallen trees or high winds did rip down lines heavy rain created a demand for sandbags a dump truck arrived with a welcome load. >> my garage is flooded so yeah. trying to keep it from really taking over. >> you know this kind of rain is due sooner or later. >> it's great. don't get me wrong. it's absolutely great. >> the mountains experienced strong wind gusts. >> it's like wailing up the hill. lovely and exciting and fun. yeah. >> did you hear thunder? >> not much. >> crews were kept busy trying to prevent tree limbs from falling. kept richard busy all day. >> good for business we need rain. so... we need more rain so probably get more down. >> the rain did add between 3 and 4 ifrns of rain to mountain reservoirs three inches is only enough water to satisfy the drinking water needs for one day. in scots valley abc7 news. >> david, thank you.

crews had to cut up the pines so traffic can use the road near the town of davenport. >> i didn't hear about the power outages very small areas. nothing major. but we didn't get winds forecast, either. yet. >> pg&e crews fanned out to be ready as fallen trees or high winds did rip down lines heavy rain created a demand for sandbags a dump truck arrived with a welcome load. >> my garage is flooded so yeah. trying to keep it from really taking over. >> you know this kind of rain is due sooner or later. >> it's great. don't get me wrong. it's absolutely great. >> the mountains experienced strong wind gusts. >> it's like wailing up the hill. lovely and exciting and fun. yeah. >> did you hear thunder? >> not much. >> crews were kept busy trying to prevent tree limbs from falling. kept richard busy all day. >> good for business we need rain. so... we need more rain so probably get more down. >> the rain did add between 3 and 4 ifrns of rain to mountain reservoirs three inches is only enough water to satisfy the drinking water needs for one day. in scots valley abc7 news. >> david, thank you.

coral davenport is with us, she is an energy reporter with the new york times. coral is a friend of the program. good to see you. let's walk this out slowly, is the possibility there for the u.s. to become more of an exporter of natural gas to europe? >> absolutely. there is a big political push right now, especially from republicans, and from the oil and gas industry itself, for the u.s. to open up and start exporting natural gas overseas. there are now 21 applications from companies into the u.s. energy department for permits to export natural gas. the energy department has given out six export permits. so in the next two to five years, we absolutely will see the u.s. begin to -- u.s. companies begin to export their natural gas abroad. >> so coral, the infrastructure is here, right here in the country to actually become a major exporter natural gas in the next five or six years or so? good it's not here today. you -- >> it's not here today. what's amazing in the u.s. natural gas energy picture is that just six or seven years ago, it was thought that u.s. natur

lives in nearby davenport, iowa. he has a 15-month-old son, and says he can't believe someone would set out to hurt children. he is now offering a one- thousand dollar reward in the case. >> there is a psychopath running around the quad city. as a parent i don't feel safe for my child. i will do something about it. >> police found at least a dozen razor blades glued throughout the park, and are investigating a few possible leads. a tornado touched down, just outside of trenton, missouri. at least four homes were damaged. a county road and bridge department building lost its roof. and the electricity was knocked out. but no one was seriously injured in yesterday's twister. emergency crews are working to restore the power in trenton. a 9-1-1 operator received a call that only had panting and scratching on the line. >> hello? >> hello? >> this is 911. is there an emergency? >> my dog just, i just took my phone away from my dog. >> that's what they always say. a "japanese chin" named sophie got hold of its owners cell ph

but we are beginning to pick it up around davenport and the santa cruz mountains.e will look for some rainfall in the south bay throughout the afternoon. it's been quiet for you, as well as the east bay valleys. upper 50s with the gusty, southerly winds out ahead of the system. 56 and dry in los gatos. half moon bay 56. a little fog as well this morning. as we look at our roof camera. still pretty cloudy out there and breezy with some rain at the airport. 57 by the delta. so here are the hilltop winds over in the east bay up to 28 miles an hour. we are looking at the breezy winds and then by the afternoon it will be dry in the north bay. but it's going to take some time for the rain to clear the rest of the bay area. so this morning north and east. picking up a little bit on the peninsula. and the showers throughout the rest of the afternoon for most of you snow in the sierra. right now it's pretty mild but we will look for the snow to move down to lake level by the afternoon. and then a sunny second half of the weekend. here's the first system heading over us righ

so we're talking about areas around davenport,

crew had to cut up the tall pine so traffic could use the coastal town of davenport. >> i think the crewyment i didn't hear about that many power pout -- outage. small area nothing major. we couldn't get the wind forecast either yet. >>reporter: however pg&e crew fan out to be ready if high winds rip down liens. heavy rape also created a committee mapped for zapped about. county dump truck arrived with welcome load just as she had a flooding problem at her home in boulder creek. >> my garage is flooded. fairly flooded. so i try to keep it from really taking ove over. >>reporter: of course you know this kind of rain was due sooner or later. >> it's great. don't get me wrong it's absolutely fwraishingts as forecast the mountains experience strong wind gusts. >> i live newspaper bonnie dune and whaling up the hill and lovely and exiting and fun. yes. >>reporter: did you hear any thunder last tonight. >> a little bit not much. >>reporter: tremendous crew kept busy trying to prevent tree limb from smalling or sna snagging utility licenses. kept richard busy all day. >> we need the rain so whe

david davenport recently published a book saying the new deal is the paradigm for the debate if you areor it or against it and if you are against it then you have other positions about the current policy. they say that hoover is a defined or. he's retro and out of it. i -- what i enjoyed very much about the book is that you showed that coming you showed hoover thinking up a new deal and formatting things that could be offset articles today. you quoted him we cannot extend over the daily life of people without someone making it a master of people's souls and thoughts. on this new deal and how it might be perceived. >> guest: i'm glad that you mentioned them just out of few months ago, same publisher i might add create neither of us knew the other was writing the separate volumes but we have a great deal of convergence and fought in recognizing a prophetic figure into the leader in the deployment of arguments and anti-statist arguments that have now become and trickle and they are arguments that we are having so. it's kind of a permanent issue in our politics. the free economy which is th

take a look at north of davenport. it's coming down at a pretty good clip. a tornado spotted in parts of southeastern california.

david davenport, a scholar, with george lloyd, same new deal is the paradigm for modern day.f you for a coming or for government expansion. if you're a good state, the 1930 video, you have other positions about current policy. they say hoover therefore is the designer. what i enjoys you showed hoover thinking about the new deal and formatting things that could be op-ed articles today. you cannot extend mastery of government over the daily lives of people without him are making a master peoples souls and thoughts. can you just say a word or two more about what is in this book about the new deal and how it might be perceived? >> guest: yes, i'm glad you mentioned david lloyd and the american conservatives and a few months ago. same publisher might i add. neither of us knew the other was writing a separate volumes but we have a great deal of convergence and recognizing hoover, really pathetic figure in the leader of the deployment of arguments, anti-statist arguments that it's now become integral to american conservatism. some of the argument server makes the 1930s or arguments

base jumper ted davenport and his friends are preparing to leap off what they call route 817 of the w persons to ever budget this object, and the shape of the cliff is about a half mile around, and it can formed into a w if you look at it from affair. so that's why i named it the w hotel. that room we were jumping room 817, which is 817 feet. it has a really flat takeoff drive right to the exit point and pretty much just run off the top of this thing. let's go! >> ted is a seasoned base jumper, with more than 600 jumps under his belt, not even a number of nasty crashes have deterred his enthusiasm. during jumps he stays focused on his number one priority. >> not dying. challenging base jumping to be able to do it successfully and safely and wake up and do it, again. it's an incredibly dangerous sport. there's a lot of risks. and it's only experience, safety and making smart decisions that lets you continue on in this sport. >> on this day, ted and his friends believe they have everything figured out. >> we talked about this jump, what we were going to do. >> walk it out with me. you'r

my single best chart this .orning is from james davenport he compares starbucks locations to the 2010sus to create a chart that basically shows how well centered it is in u.s. populace. more than 30% of the population lives within one mile of a starbucks. about 250 nine people, live within 20 miles of a starbucks. not happy. are still they are still tweaking stuff. get over here. look at this. >> they are offering some new breakfast options. >> it is a slow roasted ham and swiss. ,> and it is 490 calories $4.45, which is more than that been done at eggs benedict sandwich, if you're so inclined. i know you're partial to dunkin' donuts. >> no, i am partial to taco bell. >> the waffle taco. i don't know how much it is, but that is 460 calories. this is the strategy for a lot of these quick service restaurants. books now i need breakfast. >> i'm not getting anywhere near that stuff. me the bread and the sugar? not happening. >> and we have photos this morning. >> or we can look at carnival. our number three photo of the oly, members of a samba scho in rio de janeiro, brazil. performing, w

quick story, i used to be a booth announcer at w oc and davenport, iowa. it was all live.ommercial book in a small booth. the director would tell the news anchor here -- pause. we would do the commercials live. sit ors anchor would stand at a desk. they had three cameras. one on him, to cameras concentrating on what they called camera parts. there was no film. it was polaroids. they would say that there was around. they would cut and take the camera over here and he would keep reading the narrative. they would switch over here, back and forth. >> the tv is this is obviously change dramatically. what about the sports? college sports? it is a business now. >> i struggle hard every saturday when i referred to student athletes. it is sometimes painful, because we know that a lot of them are not students. they are athletes. that bot -- that is bothersome. now than everso before? >> i am not so sure. i think just the form is different. i came to texas in the 1960's for 30 years. coach royal is one of my idols. but i am not so naÏve to think that there were not things going on ba

steve davenport at carnegie mellon has paperwork on this that will be very important document. >> the gentleman back here. >> thanks. i'm eric sterling. i wear a lot of different marijuana related hats and i want to say what a terrific panel this has been and how much i have learned from everybody and how excellent the discourse has been. my question is what are your suggestions about what kinds of conversations family should have about marijuana use to discourage young people from using marijuana in either the current conversation, national discourse and in the post-legalization environment? i'm on the montgomery drug and alcohol abuse advisory council and i think we are struggling to figure out what should we be saying in schools and what should families be saying if the old is no longer valid? >> you sue? >> i think that it's important to understand that as the country accepts marijuana first as a medicine and more recently as for recreational use into states that message that is coming out to children is it's a safe drug. she co-mom it's medicine. why can't i use at? i'm going to

august 2nd, 2005, davenport, iowa, a developmentally disabled man and his caretaker are riding on a 50oot ferris wheel when disaster strikes. >> he slipped underneath his safety harness and was dangling from the top of the ferris wheel. >> the caretaker gave it all she had. i mean, you see her screaming and holding on to his arm and he's slipping through. >> oh, my god! >> but she can't hold on any longer. >> he falls. your stomach just drops. i screamed. it's goose bump inducing. >> but help is on the way. >> the woman actually holds on to him just long enough that some of the guys who work the ferris wheel can climb up the center of it. >> they were able to pass him from one person to the next until they got him down all the way. >> the man suffers some scrapes and bruises, but without the actions of the caretaker and fair workers, it could have been much worse. it takes a village to save one man's life. september 12th, 2011. in logan, utah, we see the aftermath of an accident between a car and a motorcycle. >> the motorcycle is on fire. so if the gas tank is ruptured, it could explo

david davenport and former pepperdine university with george lloyd of recently published a book to sayt is the paradigm for the modern debate. you are for government expansion and if you are against it, the 1930s deal then you have other positions about the current policy. they think hoover therefore is a definer. they think that coolidge is kind of retro and out of it. what i enjoy very much about your book is that you show that, hoover is thinking about the new deal and things that could be articles today. you said we cannot extend the mastery of the government without making it a master of people's soul and thoughts. can you say a word or two more about what is in this book and how it might be perceived? >> guest: yes i'm glad you mentioned gordon lloyd into the new deal on the conservatism just out a few months ago. same publisher i might add. neither of us knew that we were writing the separate volumes but we had a great deal of convergence and recognizing and hoover this figure and leader in the deployment of arguments and the anti-statist arguments that have now become an troubl

we have kate of "was feed" who has been writing about it, car roll davenport.o start with you. the idea here, i guess, is that right now a putin has leverage over not just ukraine but europe because they're so dependent on russia for this natural gas through this pipe line. but the u.s. will eventually -- it's not something that's going to happen overnight wu the u.s. has a plan to counter that that will take away leverage from putin. >> already actually putin has a little bit less leverage than he's had in the past. the state department two years ago under hillary clinton created this bureau of energy resources which was aimed specifically at figuring out how to leverage this hum boom in u.s. natural gas as a diplomatic weapon. and already this boom in natural gas has loose nd up a lot of supply around the rest of the world. over the last couple of years u.s. diplomats working on the ground in ukraine and europe have lessened ub crane's depend dense on russia for natural gas from 90% to 60%. that's in part because europe and ukraine can get natural gas from af

coral davenport is that reporter there. we're going to come back and revisit it at the end of the "washington journal" today. if you did not make your call in this session, you can try later. we will talk to a caller now from richmond, virginia on our democratic line. caller: first, i want to congratulate you on your position there at c-span. i think you do a fantastic job. i have been working in the field of communications about climate change for about 15 years. for the first 12 of those, at least, i was beyond frustrated and angry at the ignorance of a lot of the american public about the science of climate change. i continued to to be amazed that people don't understand the difference between weather and climate. it has become so frustrating for me. i have made a little bit of a shift in my way of talking about the subject. first off, the conversation around the science is like a ping-pong game. it is back and forth between people who don't understand the science and people who are trying to make this people understand

kim, davenport, iowa.aller: the bottom line of this whole thing is not looking at -- when looking at the transportation part of it. building bridges to nowhere, yes it gives us jobs. we have three prisons in the united states that were never open. was 13 yearsar us never open because they built it with federal money. they could not afford to staff it in the state of illinois. the president was told no on purchasing that prison from the and he usedinois his pen to override what congress told him and go ahead and purchased the prison and illinois. the prison is in a horrible state. it will never open. now the federal government owns that prison. my daughter works for the department of the army as a civilian. i am upset and she is ready to leave that job. ,he has five years of college but she is ready to leave because she has -- she is fed up with the fact that they came to , you haveust and said no more money appropriated, don't spend in your programs for your installation. the six yearsr, she has been there

all of our friends from davenpo davenport, iowa.h, but you don't have an "h" at the end of your name. >> no. >> do you want to buy a consonant? like on "wheel of fortune"? "family feud", wrong game. wasn't that funny anyway. let's show you what we have going on today. we are looking at wet weather. 29 in chicago. 35 in cleveland. 48 in d.c. we're going to see some changes coming. look. look there, cleveland tower cam. you can't see it because of the snow now that has changed over, so we're going to be looking at a good deal of snowfall. in fact, right now we have winter storm warnings up for cleveland, detroit, blizzard warnings for buffalo. winter storm warnings up into northern new england. they'll be looking at anywhere from a half a foot to almost 2 feet of snow. >>> really riled up out there. good morning to you. we have really strong wind, but i'm happy to report at this hour that the wind speeds are dropping off. we're going to continue to see the winds decrease throughout the day, but look at that the wind is doing to our te

wayne, chicago, davenport, or as katy would call it kankakee. then more rain down south.et down there by 6:00 in tevhe evening. anywhere from 1 to 2 inches of rain from jacksonville to tampa over the next 24 hours. >>> never had a toss quite like that, al. good morning to you. temperatures right no in the 50s and we're going towards the 60s and 70s. we'll hit 71 in san jose. mostly cloudy conditions for most of the day. those clouds will get thicker this afternoon. showers will start to develop in the north bay and this is what we're expecting for your evening commute as a heavier and steadier rainfall moves into the area. al, thanks a lot. why some parents may be putting their infants at risk by using those sound machines to get them to sleep. a look at the big headlines in health after this. mommy's got a surprise for you. [ rattling ] wanna see what's in it? yeah! whoagasp! whoagasp! whoagasp! you wanna make these? you put it in here? yeah, put it in there. ok, just press. i'm gonna give you some m&m's® to put in there. ok! ready? and then you wanna take this... ...put