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this uprooted tree knocked down power lines.580 west in livermore the storm made this pothole leaving more than a dozen drivers with flat tires after they hit it going full speed. as caltrans worked to repair the roadway, traffic was jammed up between tracy and livermore. it took this truck driver 2 1/2 hours. >> you don't mess around and break a spring leaf or anything on this thing and it happened before. >> reporter: back in oakland hills the family is checking their trees bracing for the next round of storms. are you guys bracing for more? >> i haven't followed the most recent forecast. i'm a little tired of it to be honest with you. i know we need it and it's good, but i need a little break. >> reporter: they don't b when the role will re-- know when the road will reopen. >>> one driver had a very close call earlier. he was trapped in his car in a fast moving creek running out of time. then two good samaritans showed up and saved the day. the rescue happened on highland road near collier canyon road near livermore. two men

this is a tree down in danville. the large tree blocked a lane and closed things down. crews are rushing to try to get the damage cleaned up. it is close indeed both directio directions. pg&e say 200 people lost power. the roads should be open 6:00 this morning. take a look at that. this incredible video was sent to our newsroom last night. no one was hurt. but a family without a place to stay this morning. the mudslide in napa might take up to a week to clean up the napa river is dropping. it closed part of memorial park. >> you can safely capture what you're saying like getting through the water in a canoe or kayak, we want to see the storm from your perspective. this is from candi clark wozniak as she was kayaking down los gatos yesterday. a great resource to keep you on all the changes as the next storm moves in, our nbc bay area app. click at the top of the app to access live radar. >>> 4:37, a man is in critical condition after a shooting in the east bay. crews were on another call when they heard gunshots nearby. they found a richmond man who had been shot severa

that tree came right down on the house, bringing down wires with it. pepco has already been out there. somebody was home. she told us she was just watching tv. then she heard something. she describes it as something terrible, a sound she had never quite heard before. scared her. she didn't know what it was. the man next door, same thing. listen to him, that neighbor and the woman in the house talk about that sound when the tree fell. did you know that it was a tree? >> no. i think it happen in other place, not my house. when i go outside, i saw the tree. oh my god. >> then you hear the bomb, you know. and looking if it's in front, if it's in the back. >> reporter: back here live on southwood, you see pepco there working to restore power over here. the damage there on the other street pretty bad. she does have renter's insurance, by the way. over here at 5:00, you're going to hear from a 99-year-old man who lives down the street here who said that he heard when the transformer blew. >>> it's a great time to download the nbc washington app and turn on th

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it's down about four points, earlier down ten. we're off the lose here and the nasdaq is down sev points. j.c. penney not in passionate this hour. the embattled department store chain plans to shudder as many as 140 stores to transform the remaining locations into shopping destinations. as the stock drops four, nearly 5%, what does the destination thing mean? for pickup of online items that were ordered at j.c. penney. kind of just like a warehouse. who knows? mean time, jailhouse rock for prison stocks. both privately run prison companies stand to benefit as the justice department reverses president obama's earlier order to phase out private contractors for federal-run correctional centers. both of them moving higher by under 2% to just under 3%. >>> okay, i need to tell you this, whatever happens with the markets today, the dow will make history again. so this record streak of ten in a row we've been seeing will either keep roaring owhich will be another record or it will snap. ten straight days of new closing highs for the dow

the dow down 37 points. bay area based -- says is plunging nearly 10%. . >>> we will fight for our people this is worth fighting for. our city and our history. >> after a break my interview with the mayor of san francisco about i had plans and goals for san francisco this year. . >>> i sat down with the mayors of san francisco, oakland and san jose and asked them about the changes underway after the president's election and their plans for their cities. we will start with what the san francisco mayor had to say. when he came to ktvu. >> i was born in seattle washington. >> reporter: the mayor told me his goal in 2017 is for san francisco to feel safe. >> i think this year will be a challenging year where it is my responsibility to make sure people do not live in fear. >> reporter: fear of police brutality, federal immigration authority, homelessness and job instability. with the city's unemployment rate now below 3% city has more money to tackle his priority. more housing. the mayor has a goal of reaching 30

this man was painting a home down the industry when he saw the mud come pouring down. all tse trees up here like i think it was like this one or that one that just started snapping and it just fell on the back of the house and it just was all downhill from there. >> a lot of vegetation on the hill. i was more worried about too much vegetation and fire danger than i ever was about it coming down on me. >> reporter: kids' toys, family furniture, generations of memories buried under a mountain of mud and debris. the family does have homeowners insurance. they have already filed a claim claim. neighbors here say they are actually rallying together to help the family with some basic necessities in the meantime n san rafael, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> jessica, we're hearing two other homes in that neighborhood are still in danger? >> reporter: yes. so the neighboring homes actually have been red-tagged. and if i can show you one home just have my photographer pan, this home next to the home has a huge boulder that came rolling down into the backyard and that home, the bo

after a power pole came down.being told that pg&e has responded to this location, and they should have the pole fixed and the power restored by 7:00 tonight.. tme for check on weather... it's been a mess....but it's easing off - for now. chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here....to tell us not to relax....more is coming.. more rain for rest of the week. heavy on thursday a state of emergency has been declared for louisiana after a severe stormmoved across the state's southeast corner... parts of eastern new orleans are looking like a disaster area....after at least three tornadoes touched down... destroying homes...flipping cars...and breaking power poles off their foundations. one woman says it's the second time her home has been destroyed.. she lost everything when hurricane katrina hit in 2005. louisiana's governor says he's heartbroken to see people suffering again. there are initial reports of dozens of injuries - including two that are serious. but no word of any fatalities. still ahead... vice president

engineering down 20%. london's ftse down half of 1%. cac down half of 1%.,000. it has climbed day after day. all three major averages setting five straight days of records. we haven't seen that in 25 years. possibly with the dow down 29 the king of futures s&p down door. nasdaq down to. to put this on perspective, the dow was up 2280-point the election. nicole: we have a weaker dollar down almost half of 1% in the basket of currencies. oil and gold gaining on the weaker dollar. oil up 9 cents at 5320 down to the last three trading days. gold snapped yesterday come again once again today at 1237 at troy ounce. >> end quote talking about the weak dollar. the only strength here would be the euro, pound and canadian dollar and again are higher this morning versus the dollar. lauren: the 10 year bond yield click tired. 2.48%. workers at a boeing plant in south carolina have voted against joining a union. 3000 overwhelmingly reject an offer from a hard-fought campaign for boeing and that union mounted an intense advertising blitz to than the worker support. south

leading to more downed trees. branches coming down.d to power outages and more traffic troubles during the day today. right now gusting to 40 miles an hour. they have topped 50 miles an hour there morning. 37 in coatesville. 39 mile an hour wind gusts in belmar. blustery and cold wind blowing. 33 now in lehigh valley. 35 in delaware. we'll see sunshine, but not much of a warmup. 8:00. temperatures lower with winds of 23 miles an hour. back up to 30 miles an hour at 11:00 when it's 37 degrees. sunshine bright and strong gusty high winds will keep temperatures in the low 40s for philadelphia. 30s for the lehigh valley. and the suburbs. 40s for delaware and all little warmer at the jersey shore. break it down hour by hour when i come back. first how the roads are fairing. jessica boyington has an update. >>> starting off on 295 and belmar. right near black horse pike. both directions look okay so far. traffic moving through the work zone. crash in hatfield township. down to the storm damage we're seeing some wind damage out in cheltenham

man and woman carjacked the jeep, led on four minute chase and crashed down, rolling down embankment. ran away from the crash and hid in back yard, found and arrested shortly thereafter. >>> we're on storm watch tonight. live look if the camera. wet lens there. keep the umbrella handy. sandhya is tracking it. >>> and prepare for a messy morning commute. live doppler 7. there's more moisture off the coastline. go in closer. street level radar and around napa, wine country, seeing light to moderate rain. showers spotty around san francisco, brisbane, heading down the peninsula and off shore is quite a bit of moisture. storm impact, tomorrow is light, level one, brief downpours in the morning commute. winds are beginning to increase. brief heavy rain. by 5:00 it's pushing across the east bay and peninsula. morning commute looks dicey. driving wet and slow. ferry wide will be choppy and walking, raining, windy pattern. have rain boots on and be prepared for slow commute. back for hour by hour look coming up. >> stay on top of the weather anytime with the abc7 news app. >>> tonight uc berk

a tree toppled down on top of a cab of a truck branches ensnaring wires on the the way down. downed wires forced the closure of wynnewood road by city avenue. barricades blocked the streets to traffic. the fierce winds left their mark on conshohocken state in tall treee were downed trees and wires across the area. in cheltenham at this branch came crashing down at ash bourn road andew second street. you can see the smaller branches and the, when the pick up,ment -- the everywhere. if you're heading to the airport, check with your carrier, because the winds couldon thert. live along the parkway katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> when the winds subside 6abc.com/wealatest on what next. updated hourly t of our meteorost. >> reporter: police are to two intruders shot the animal during 89 break suscts out if anyone else w small drove into utility poles and the driver fled the scene inenton. the crash knocked out power to a nearby hospi holmes. nora mscen the veh authorities are hoping to find. nora >> reporter: hi, sarah, we have a mess on berk street which is next to the

now we're down to 37 degrees.u have been with us for awhile, the temperatures has been dropping every hour. and the winds are picking up. that's the way it will be for the rest of the day. so freezing to the north of us, finally in the 30's here in philadelphia. and in wilmington. still in the 40's down toward the shore. we will see temperatures continue to fall throughout the day as the winds pick up. that's your planner for thursday. but scott, you're witnessing the transition. this is when travel is really tricky. >> absolutely, sue. we are just right on the cusp of that snow, to sleet, to rain trains action zone that you've been talking about. still dealing with rain even some sleet. so you can see, it is kind of accumulating here, on the sidewalks, so that's really what you will have to watch out for, eventually, not so much the main roads, really those untreated surfaces. so we're getting a little bit of the slushy sleet accumulation right now, as those temperatures continue to fall. so you can take a look r

slow down. know and -- try to get to your destination as cuevas possible. >> reporter: and downed trees another problem bay area drivers have had to contend with. this is video from the oakland hills. sheppard canyon road was shut down because 100-foot tree came crashing down blocking both directions of the roadway. the tree came down first and then a driver crashed into that tree this is a round 6:00 this morning. the driver was not hurt. he said that the conditions this morning were dark, rainy with very poor visibility and he just didn't see that tree in the road until it was to late. also in the east bay residents in pleasant hill had to rush to put out extra sandbags ace creek -- this is near sequoia over flowed. there were four to five inches of standing water. storm drain was overwhelmed and over flowing. the water receded in that neighborhood by about 9:30 but left a very muddy mess behind. a muddy mess is what crews with the public works crews are working on right now. again crow canyon

especially down south. from monterey. salinas there is gusting coming in that are up about 50 miamis plus, if you have pressure at home it's going down fast. wet drive. no doubt. already here. wind advisory. high wind washing to the south. heaviest should be to the south. i think we will pick up more than first thought here. the heaviest rain should start to kick in around eight to noon and then start to taper off the wind advisory for good reasonw. he will see gusts 50 with stronger gusts to the south. i would not be surprised by 60, 65 miles an hour. a massive system. it goes from almost northern california all the way down to southern california. they will get their fair share. there are advisories out for many. including southern california. pretty strong cell now. south san francisco. just went by pacifica. looks like -- heading in over daily city. west lake. have to make sure we mention that. sal will get after me. we have walnut creek. back toward san leandro, . eastedy rain for some. heavier for others. 50s on mos

that has been a problem with trees going down. we had gusts topping 50, 60 miles an hour in some spots. rainfall totals, many of you in the 1 to 3 inch category. look at ben lomond. half a foot of rain. moffett field, just about a half an inch of rain. in sierra snow levels are rising. the snow is at the highest elevations around 9,000 feet and so there's a flash flood -- or flood watch for that area. mt. tam cam showing you peeks of sun as we do have quite a bit of cloud cover and mild air over us. 50s right now for most of you except san jose, gilroy, you're in the 60s. here's the golden gate bridge camera. take it easy out there, low visibility as we do have a moist flow out there and definitely some fog forming. up 50s to the low 60s. beautiful view of rain/snow mix in tahoe right now. scattered showers through tomorrow. a stronger storm arrives on thursday and a dry pattern begins on saturday. we'll need it by then. on our storm impact scale, the current system is a one. it's a light system, takes us through wednesday. look f

so that boils down to numbers? it boils down to staff numbers?o staff numbers and prison numbers. i think what liz truss has said about reducing prison numbers is irresponsible in the extreme. she, better than anybody, knows that the biggest danger to our society at the moment is the environment prisons. they are creating a situation which is fuelling violence and drug use, and these people are going to come out at some point. so we are creating a situation in which people are being made worse criminals and given less of an opportunity to make their lives successful. by putting more people in prison we are exacerbating the problem and not protecting the public. the prison population has risen and crime has gone down. yes, the latest statistics from the office of national statistics slightly changed that because there has been an increase in cybercrime. general crime has been going down. and yet we've got these big prison populations, due to politicising sentencing, and giving people mandate to re—sentences for crimes, in an attempt to try and con

more mix down the shore so not as much of terms in snow fall totals but that snow will come down heavily for next couple of hours. as a result, of course it will accumulate heavily. i will show everybody, later on our updated snowfall map to give you a sense how much you have to shovel way. >> no escaping now. all right, katie, everyone pack your patient this is morning because we are going to need it and leave, your homes, early. because not only is there going to be busy but you have to take it very, very slow. this is a live look at right now katie was just talking about this. we have a mixed bag depending where you are, 95 south at cottman we are eag it the look very wet coming around s curve schuylkill in the eastbound direction at syringe garden same story here just looking very wet. things are changing. we know that but right now just looking wet, you can see droplets and how wet roadways are. it is 4:00 o'clock this is morning and we are seeing your neighbors already. we will do a split screen and show you two different areas. king of prussia area, we will show you spring house a

grassley is down on the her left in iowa.ituent gave hem a bottle of tums and said you're going to need it. a couple of things that are remarkable. first, as i mentioned, these are usually boring affairs. but people are very involved in their democrat she. this is red state iowa. trf trump country. people are saying these are paid protesters but there is absolutely no evidence of that. they say who they are, where they are and say i am not a paid protester. but president trump said the angry crowds in home districts of some republicans are actually planned out by liberal activityisactivist activists. sad. you heard about milo? he lost his book deal. steve bannon may lose his spot on the national security council fpt the incoming adviser will get to choose his own staff. milo made statements anti semitic. >> the antisemitic threats are horrible, painful, and a sad reminder of the work that must be done to root out hate and prejudice and evil. >> laura and sam, we have been asking pore your thoughts. we would like to hear what

down south, 2 to 4 and coating to two inches down by the shore. the areas picking up the most snow allentown easton, quakertown and lee heighten. as for philadelphia, the latest model indication and these have been adjusting one model gfs has us at 4 in philadelphia. i think 5 looks good. 7.5 on the rpm that's probably a little high. in allentown the numbers are higher since it's been all snow up there. lehigh valley 6.2 inches before we are done. keep in mind this is heavy wet snow, if you do wind up with a lot on the sidewalk, it will be tougher to shovel. it could be hard on the heart they call this heart attack snow especially in the northern suburbs, it's hard on the heart and hard on the backs stretch before you start. melting today and refreeze tonight. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we have snow wrapping up this morning be careful on roads at 10, 11:00 a.m. the snow could pile up and take the plows a while to clear it out. it's a cold and windy day 31 degrees windchills in the teens. tomorrow windchills in the single digits

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came down at that time. here as you can see the light rain and -- hopefully as we continue down south we can tell you about more rain or hopefully not as much. to let people know about their morning drive as we head to highway 17. >> particularly in that area highway 17 where that work continues on the mudslides there. all right. thank you paul. >> reporter: exactly. >> we will follow you around the bay area. >>> the anderson reservoir in santa clara still at risk of over flowing. the reservoir is at about 99% of capacity. it's fear that the rainfall in the next few days will cause that reservoir to spill over. there are also worries about the structural integrity if it's full at the time a major earthquake. >>> late their morning the murder trial of garcia torres will continue. is he accused of killing sierra lamar. yesterday at the trial the focus was on a disputed run away note. apparently found in her notebook after she disappeared. the person who wrote the note said hates her life and she would be in sa

some trees could come down.round is still mushy from the rain we had yesterday, so won't take much to bring certain trees down and power lines could come down too. crews are trying to prepare for that throughout the day, so if the power goes out the today don't be surprised it is because of the high wind. right the now we have temperatures that are mostly in the 30's but factor in the wind, and it feels a lot colder then that. the these are your wind chills out there this morning. the it feels like the 20's. that wind will go right through you, because wind right now are gusting as high as 46 miles an hour in the city, 36 miles an hour in mount pocono. 40 miles an hour in wrightstown. 31 miles an hour. all these high wind gusts proving natalie warnings were warranted. so looking ahead i think worst of it will be in the early part of the the day, 30, 40 miles an hour wind gusts, maybe even more especially along the coasts, closest to the storm that is bringing us, all of that wind, although storm affecting new en

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breaking news at ten: flooding -- mudslides -- and trees down... we tracking severe storm damage across the bay area. good evening i"m pam moore. and i'm steve aveson.the problems are ánotá over yet... tonight we are closely monitoring the russian river in sonoma county. it's expected to crest above flood stage in just hours. tonight: the damage is mounting. in san rafael -- a house smashed by a mudslide... in the santa cruz mountains .. a driver nearly killed when his truck was slammed by a rockslide.. and we are tracking another big storm on the way. tonight kron4 has team coverage... on the major road closures and possible school closures. let's start live with kron4's alecia reid in guerneville -- where people near the russian river ... are bracing for more flooding. alecia? water just isn't getting enough time to recede before another pounding of rain. people in the houses behind me are trying to make it work.pkg sot - it's really bad herewith his walker chris venza is wading through the water in front of his home. after a dozen years and a nu

trees and wires down. down at least one d.c.lding has roof damage.ildings >>> good morning to you. to yo. thank you for joining us.us i'm maureen umeh. umeh. >> and i'm wisdom martin. and erin como is going t io talko about the roads but first mikeie thomas he's going to talko k about those strong winds thatint knocked out power and left a lot of damage. >> yeah. >> and they're going toy're goio continue throughout the dayin today soue twe have about 12 mo hours where we'll have to deal l with these winds before theybefe subside and calm down.e and cald could be still more downed done trees and the powered lines.and take caution as you head outad on the roads today.on the roa watch out fodsr those branches n and everything that's beenever blowing around overnight.ve let's get to it. strong winds of course is the wn big story dsda onf co anywhere e there in the orange those areane locations where high windhigh w warnings are and in effectre ane until 6:00 p.m. tonight..m. ton. those are locations that haveh the best shot of seein

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the sleet is coming down. hard to see but it is coming down heavily and there is a bunch of ice pellets town beneath my feet, crunch, crunch, crunch and we will see the sleet change over to snow, which will happen this is next 20 minutes or so but because we have snow north and west of the city coming town heavily at an inch per hour in some areas up toward lehigh valley and poconos, visibility at zero right thousand down to a half hyle in allentown, down to 3 miles with the sleet falling heavily in philadelphia, on the roads, it will be a brutal day, if you can work from home i would do that. morning commute heavy snow, as we head into lunchtime road snow covered, windy conditions and in your p.m. commute with temperatures struggle telling day we will see ice and snow covered roads persisting along with the windy conditions, temperatures are dropping significantly, we are at 40 degrees in philadelphia, 38 in wilmington. you can see cold arctic air positioned off to the north and west and as wind speeds pick u

valley road between mill road and abington was shut down t in both directions after a tree fell down from the blustery winds. >>> "action news" reporter john rawlins spent the day down at the shore. he's live in ocean city tonight with the problem the winds caused for people on the coast. john. >> reporter:.>> reporter: there are no ofy significant damage down here. we did have significant wind and wind chills to match which meant being outside for any length of time today rather miserable. as a weathers noisy. the highest recorded wind ty today was 49.7 miles per hour. there were a few scattered of l electric estimated 200 customers down from 550. the ut has 547000 custo service area. on the bay there were some small white caps while in couldn't traffic report the ocean looked more like a lake today. on the almost deserted boardwalk, it was 41 and sunny and best enjoyed using the buildings as a wind break. >> i love it. >> reporter: as you were >> i think it's very invigorating, very refreshing. >> it is. it's very windy but it's -- it's nice with the sun. >> reporter: not much fudg

break it down straight ahead.oday is monday. >> it feels like a monday. >> it does feel like a monday but we will get through it together. great to have you with us. bobbies here to tell us. transformer fires, crazy morning to take. >> let's just go home. >> okay. >> we can literally say monday will blow you away, i mean literally look at bus stop buddy, he is, sideways, he cannot get his footing on the ground there. watch out, it is a windy monday, hold on to your hat, bundle up too because our wind chills will be in the 20's throughout the morning. we have a four out of 10 because of this high wind advisory and the high wind warning and wind advisory in effect, it will be worse down in south jersey and all of delaware. they are in the high wind warning for wind gusts as high as possibly 60 miles an hour. so we will see precipitation coming off those great lakes and some streamers, lake effect snow, none making its way here because especially north and out in lancaster county could see a snow squall or two. look

one of the issues, the downed wires, the downed polls, the downed trees, because of the wind. so heads up on that, that can make for some areas. warrington, 611, between street road and bristol road, one lane block here. then we also have disable vehicle, not causing too many problems, push off the road, upper dublin, route 309 at willow grove avenue. construction to talk about whether we come back in about 15 minutes, back to you. >> see you then, thank youment family, st. christopher hospital for children received newly remodelled home. >> all thanks to the philadelphia flyers. building hopes for kids initiative unveiled a home for the family of nine month old sierana. the family says they were overwelmed excitement when they saw the home. >> this is amazing. and i see them the way they was working in the house, we all the love, when i go outside sometimes i'm there, i see all of the people working, and everything, i see the love, they are doing this with love. >> now, building hope for kids is a collaboration between flyers charities and michael's way who support chronicall

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downed trees a big problem...damage resulting in power outages for thousands of people in the south bay. right now pg&e crews say they are working to restore power to more than 27-thousand people. kron four's philippe djegal shows us what's keeping emergency crews busy. people looking to get away for the weekend - are having a hard time flying out of the bay area this evening. that's because s-f-o, oakland and san jose international airport have canceled dozens of fights due to the weather. travelers can also expect delays of up to 45 minutes at sfo. a weather delay program is in affect there... until midnight and the delay program could be in effect during the weekend and early next week... all due to upcoming rain. and remember you can track the storm directly from your phone. you can get live radar and breaking news push alerts. all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app. to another big story we are following this evening... tense moments - in an east bay neighborhood as a man with a gun opened f

larry: trees are down, taking down wires and houses. john gonzalez has a look at the damage right now. john, good morning. john: when many of us went to sleep last night, many of us to realize that the wind was going to create such problems. a lot of trees down in the cabin john area. you can see there are a number of fairfax county police officers at the scene. this is the intersection the whole area shut down and we want to show you why. take a look. there's a massive tree that came down, bringing down power lines, creating a domino effect. power lines came down, snapping the utility pole here at the intersection of mcgarity in great falls. we are told that a utility worker, a service man with dominion power has just arrived to try to isolate the problem, try to turn on some of the power , because this is going to be a job, eight to 10 hours, we are told, you definitely want to avoid this area. keep in mind that there are at least three schools in the area. mclean high school. vdot crews are here with police. they are waiting for crew

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heavy rain and a faulty drainage system have shouldn't the place down. >> so -- have shut the place down. >> so this is the edge of the walkway and from here the water level is usually about 3 feet down from this peeps right piece right here. >> reporter: appear -- piece right here. >> reporter: she's the executive director of a nonprofit aquatic park that rents boats and bikes and teaches boat building and other vocational skills, but it's been shut down since january when floodwater went over the seawall. the drainage system that's supposed to let freshwater flow out and saltwater flow in is failing and not only is waterside flooding, marine life like this stingray pay the price. >> we're starting to see dead bat rays and leopard sharks because of the amount of fresh water intrusion. >> reporter: the problem is not new to the city. a network of aging tide tubes that crop under the interstate haven't been fixed since the 1930s. the tidal infrastructure of the park is deteriorating. the main tide tubes are falling apart. installing new tide tubes under i-80 is expensive and not feasible.

let's get a check on the commute. >>> we are going down here quickly here. we've got a serious situation on northbound 880 in oakland area. this is just before you get to oak street. they just updated the location at the 5th street off ramp, now a sig alert. two right lanes are blocked and yeah, that bup is really starting to grow. so we'll talk about alternates coming up in a few minutes. live look outside, tough driving conditions today. rain coming down sideways and a high wind advisory in effect for the bridges. we're already off to a rough start. webb 580, tracy to dublin, we do have a crash at grant line road, 40 minutes, still in the green, southbound 680 and northbound 85 through the south bay. lot more to come in the 5:00 hour. >>> as you just saw from alexis, not the greatest weekend or week to be going outside so maybe you want to go to a museum. 2,000-year-old treasures are now on exhibit in san francisco. >> abc7 news was at the asian art museum for a preview of the exhibit, tomb treasures. it is made up of 160 burial pieces. there are musical b

so winds, wind, wind, oh, the cameras, seeing downed trees, downed polls, in fact, we have five downed trees right now. they are actually closing down the roadways. so it is an issue this morning. >> keep an eyes out there, a lot of rain reese lengthy, not saying it will definitely happen but keep your wits about you f a branch comes down, you don't want to get conked in the haded here. i saw lot of debris flying around, even on my drive in. if today is garbage day for you, i highly suggest trying to keep it in the house until the last possible second. that will sends your garbage cans flying down the street. keep that in mind. anything that is loose outside will need to be secured. right now, you can actually see the wind driving a couple of snow showers even out there in the last couple of hours, things are generally clear at this point. but, this whole winds issue is coming courtesy of pressure gradient. all that means, area of low pressure departing. high pressure is trying to move in. you get the wind tunnel effect setting up. kind of like when you go down is the it streets, skysc

so a lot going on with just down trees, again, that transformer fire, could have been caused by downree, pawl ings road and audubon road in trooper. possible delays at philadelphia international. wind here in philadelphia but both boston and maine getting hit with a big snowstorm. that could have a domino effect here in philadelphia back to you. >> i was checking with my family in northern california to see if they have been evacuated yesterday because over 200,000 people have been evacuated. >> in northern california. it is big concern among part of the nation's largest dams could fail. >> thomas, this is 100 miles north of sacramento. >> 70 miles north of sacramento and 150 whiles north east of san francisco. officials this morning, they are very concerned as you mentioned about integrity of the sill way connect to the oroville dam this happened quickly but officials ordering evacuation of the nearly 200,000 people live in the area downstream from the dam. officials say recent heavy rain severely eroded structure , causing a large hole in that dam. state water engineers they have t

coming up in a few minutes i'll break down the forecast model and also break down that big range in terms of rainfall expectations across the bay area. you are talking two inches to eight inches. we'll let you know where they might be popping up in the bay area with your full forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you very much, mark. >>> marin county has seen their share of damage from our powerful rainstorms. tonight they are preparing again for the potential of flooding where rob malcolm is there for us tonight. >> that's right heather. you know what that has been well documented when those storm clouds rolled over mt. tama it usually means misery for people living here. the creek running in town is why many of them are on flood alert. >> reporter: even the ross valley fire department is getting prepared for the coming storms. >> we're preparing by up staffing with extra facilities. like what you would see here we are notifying the citizens in the creek area there is potential flooding coming tonight and tomorrow morning. >> reporter: the fire department has been through this before. mark

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s&p down about 5 points. dow jones down about 50. nasdaq down about 10.t we saw in fixed income and foreign exchange brought the ten-year yield down to 2.42. inching around 2.50. unclear why. we got better economic data. feels like a pause in the action. >> in terms of those record highs, there's been so many of them during the course of the week, one gets that sense of euphoria from the headlines, yet for the week as a whole, the s&p up 1.3%. those records, of course, that we will keep getting if we go higher, give than we're at the peaks of markets, have been flattered by performance in certain sectors. similar to the story since the trump election, and it's banks up about 3.5% this year. the broad index only up 3.1% as a wh a whole. >> but it's still amazingly resilient. >> when you're at a high, you only need a slight gain to hit another one. the other point to note is that this is classic trump rally correlations. the days that yields went up, people were selling bonds, buying equities, we saw the new highs. as you said, the ten-year has come back fr

kevin downs' partner making the call when downs was shot in the head. >> what do you remember abouting. >> reporter: downs was one of several officers responding to a 911 call at lake shore plaza. a man who appeared to be mentally disturbed was causing trouble at a store. he was later identified as nicholas mcwerter. >> it was so dark and happened so quick, i didn't see him pull his arm up. as he ran by me, he fired three shots. >> reporter: one of them struck downs in the head. his immediate reaction? >> why did he do that? that's not fair. i was just going to tackle him. >> reporter: police cornered him and he was shot and mortally wounded. the officer spent six days in intensive care. he was lucky to be alive. downs' doctor said the bullet narrowly missed a major artery in his brain by one sent meter, the diameter of a fingertip. >> he said if it hit there, i would have only had a couple minutes. >> reporter: but the head wound affected his motor skills. >> i had no movement in my riot leg at all. the right arm was very clumsy. >> reporter: downs has a tie tan january plate over

now down to 101%. albeit it's been very slow to come down but we do think water could stop spilling over the edge once we hit sunday, 5:00 p.m. into sunday at 11:00 p.m. once this happens, even more of our flooding threat, at least most immediately will continue to drop. we're looking at a storm system to move in by this weekend. i'm tracking the rainfall chances. but right now it does look better here in terms of getting less rainfall. a new update in ten minutes. >> thanks, jeff. >>> with the water level receding along coyote creek we're getting a stunning look at how much debris has built up in there. some are asking whether it is the debris that contributed to the flooding. nbc bay area's scott budman joins us along the week with a look at what's there and what does the water district have to say about that debris? >> reporter: well, yeah. i want to show you a little bit of what we found in just one section here along coyote creek. a steady stream, if you will, of garbage, clothing and giant trees

down 21. falling further away from what would have been never-before-seen territory and that would be 13 straight record closes. here comes from the closing bell. [closing bell rings] no, it does not appear to be a record. the dow is down 24. david, melissa, you get to take it from here. melissa: there it goes the dow's longest record streak in 30 years, 12 straight days coming to an end. the index failing to close at new record high. david: i'm trying to listen to the music. we have special music whether we made it or didn't. ♪ oh, okay. still a good day. i'm david asman. glad you could join us. more on downturn from dow ahea here is what else we have for you at this hour. >>> taking his case to the lawmakers and the american people.

shares down in extended trading.nfluential scholars on american foreign-policy says that despite president trump's bluster on twitter, he is not in a position to undermine u.s. judges. he says political discourse was not always discharged, no doubt. period where we had a strong foreign-policy and a civil discourse. technology has heard this somewhat in the sense that in 140 characters, people can be quite rude. of the 2016 campaign was pretty rough. the question is whether politicians will find it to their advantage to keep it that way or whether people will say we would like to hear more politeness, so it is possible that the pendulum will swing back. hand, technology is not in our favor. >> professor, what is your prescription for mr. tillerson? en theould he act giv executive acts and the white house in the first two weeks? on your program, i think the tillerson appointment is a good one. knowsws what he is doing, the world. he will have to deal with a white house which likes to act quickly, sometimes without care