receives a tip off about the boy's address although you know it's in an area that locals call like east la in the heart of the popular. it's an extremely rundown area controlled by the barrio 18 gang. put it in the 3rd house. this one here. get over here you know here. coming up. the house is a half collapsed corrugated iron heart with clear signs that people live here. there's no trace of the armed boys. the police call off the operation. it seems the boy go to way we think he was in the house with a ditch running alongside it. that's where he must have fled. but whatever happens we'll keep searching for him and we'll get him eventually. ok. despite the unit being undermanned and under equipped inspector carlos remains optimistic. better be in a cemetery in guatemala city the scene of a never ending series of funerals. i. lease works here for him the somber procession so just a part of the day to day routine. of what is really there are 20 or 25 funerals every day. one burial directly follows the next most of the deceased were minors as evidenced by the young faces adorning the gravestone

those big e ef fives or so, but yeah, maybe in the 0 with one and one and head of the east near las colinas also reports of a tornado on the ground there in a video to prove it too is that the system kind of rolled on through so very unusual to see that happen in the california we see maybe about 5 of those per year in the state. here in the bay area though we're watching things beginning to settle down now and drying out all around as it looks like catching little bit of a break from the stormy weather but tonight, yeah we've partly cloudy skies out there right now we certainly could see couple patches of ground fog developing in some of the interior valleys are skies kind of clear out overnight tonight but we've got some more storms that are going to likely effect the bay area coming up in the next couple days, we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. thank you lawrence, well, the first nurse to get the covid vaccine in the united states has now received her second dose. >>new york critical care nurse angela lindsay got it this morning the second dose came as more than 15 million dose

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east of there also on 80. this one is involving an overturned vehicle. emergency crews are headed out to the scene here. this is westbound 80 right after la lag goon valley road. we are seeing yellow popping up for that ride into the altamont pass. 30 minutes is your commute. everything else still in the green as well as the east shore freeway. highway 4 and 101 out of the south bay if you are commuting out of san jose this morning. so far traffic pretty light. just a little crowded near that 280, 680 connecter. overall from san jose to the peninsula only 37 minutes. it is 5:48. time to check your forecast. >> good morning to you. we are looking at beautiful day as we head through our afternoon catching a little bit of sunshine later on this afternoon. hopefully you had a wonderful weekend. we finally took down our holiday lights and christmas tree. we are looking as we head through the week feeling more like spring by thursday and friday. i will talk about this just a moment. here is a live look with our santa clara county, mount hamilton camera. you can see partly cloudy skies. it is a chilly start. we are down to the 30s and 40s this m

east coast with today. blizzard conditions across the upper midwest and a fire threat remains under clear skies in california. >>> finally, saying good-bye to a lasegfried & roy has passed away at 81. will ganss has a look at his dazzling career. >> reporter: siegfried fischbacher born in germany in 1939 lived by the mantra, in magic, anything is possible. >> how did you do that? and that was was i think the three words that changed my life. my life became magic and magic became my life. >> reporter: siegfried met roy horn on a cruise ship in 1957 where they decided to team up for a show. siegfried focusing on the magic and roy focusing on exotic animals. a decade later they made their debut in las vegas.i single most successful entertainment attraction in las vegas history. >> reporter: siegfried & roy paving the way for other vegas spectacles like cirque du soleil and putting white tiger conservation in the spotlight all the while and something they continued to effort after the show ended abruptly in 2003 when a tiger dragged roy off stage by the neck. roy died just last year ending a 63-year long partnership on stage and off for siegfried & r

east bay for the tri valley. i will move to sunday. here comes the first rainmaker in this busy seven-day forecast. rough la rning noh bay and then into the afternoon for south bay. it's not a soaker but it is going to rain and we'll get rain bay area wide sunday. there could be a few left over showers into monday. there scattered action off the coast but it looks like most of that will if rainmaker, it's not a lot. about a 10th of an inch for the north bay. we do the same for east bay and south bay. totals are maybe better but it's not a lot, like a quarter of an inch of rain. this will be like what happened yesterday. if you remember friday's rain, that's what sunday will be like. the thing about sunday's system is when it leaves, it will get windy after the storm. sunday into monday, watch that right there. that's monday, a strong up tick in northerly winds. that will make it feel cold. monday will feel cold and breezy. morning lows next week will dip down to the low 30s for many inland spots. we get a little bit snow from the first system sunday but look how much colder it already gets on monday. we can

waiting list, contact lama renda village by email at info at la morena village dot or g'kar in san jose jesse gary ktvu fox two news still in the east bay, the oakland coliseum is another step closer to. becoming a mass vaccination site. the coliseum authority just this morning decided to move forward with the plan. it would allow the alameda county health department to use the coliseum parking lot for a drive through vaccination site. the oakland a's are helping to organize the site, which will be similar to the mass vaccination site we saw at dodger stadium in los angeles. we've been in contact with several medical providers that we have relationships with. kaiser and sutter as well as the group that's doing the dodger stadium. um event, so i think, hopefully through some of that expertise that we have, operationally the ability to maybe bring that expertise to the table. we could help the entities really get this going as quickly as possible. vaccination site could be up and running in february, the coliseum authority is setting up a task force to work out the details, and the plan must be approved by the county health officer. i

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east bay valley. we have had gusty winds in the upper elevations, mt. diablo up to 64 miles an hour. mt. tam, nearly 30 mix down to la surface later today. we have a wind advisory in effect. low to mid-70s today, the holiday, perhaps into tuesday. liz, we have rain in the exte extended outlook. we'll talk about it later. >> thanks, lisa. >>> phillip spector, a 1960s music producer and convicted murderer has died at the age of 81. he died in prison of natural causes yesterday. spector was sentenced to 19 years to life for the shooting death of actress lana clarkson. before his incarceration, spector was an influential record producer, musician, and songwriter best known for developing a music production technique called the wall of sound. >>> race and social justice are key ftopics we are focused on. a banner in union city with the words "white lives matter" was taken down after being placed on city owned property. matt boon spoke to community members about att meant time o deepening national division. >> reporter: that sign wasn't up too long, but these two posts in the middle of union city. we spoke to the mayor who

la she made lsu make it may year's eve. yeah i was actually able to get to 1230 for real i did, but oil is not east coast 1230 i was up till 9.30 i know, but see i had last week off so i had a chance to acclimate my body to normal people time rides as opposed to our normal hours which is right we'll get with it now. played for new year's you know for a little time off and it's back to the grind. this monday morning and in the rain to boot. it isn't much star john trouble in the weather center with more on that good morning john good morning guys, yeah paid to wake up earlier this morning because you are looking at. i've made it to. >>you like 9 there sure yeah. >>i mean it was definitely not midnight haha you know we got a nice sunrise in that next morning i walked out there with my dog and so we enjoyed that morning after friday for new year's day. not so bright this morning that's for sure looking outside at sfo right here. we can see that skies are not as rainy but also pretty foggy looking that misty view is something that's pretty familiar now across some of our bridges to so watch visibility. watch slick spots on roa

la by cherie ♪ the moxie showerhead speaker. only from kohler. >>> on the night of thursday, may 28th, i was standing in front of a burning liquor store on the corner of eastnce the killing of george floyd and i was watching and reporting on the frustration growing. i talked about it for 90 seconds. i described the scene in detail with my colleague brian williams who was anchoring in new york city i was and concerned about the impression a viewer might get from watching a police station overcome was that of a riot and minneapolis itself was burning and i wanted to emphasize and remain that there was an overwhelming of the protesters who were peaceful and not participating for any violence and i did for about 20 seconds after my minute and a half report and that was the only part that the right-wing media continues to circulate. an inaccurate blending of the events of those days became a regular laugh line for donald trump who repeatedly told rally goers some version of the story about how the media embraced, downplayed and encouraged violence. that 20-second clip of my reporting without the context made its way to the floor of the congress as part of a hea

las vegas also getting snow, leaving roads slick and dangerous. >>> there's much more ahead on this wednesday morning, including the rain not stopping the return of outdoor dining in the eastay. take a look, customers were out despite some chilly temperatures as well. we'll take you there next and tell you how those small businesses are doing. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:00, a break from the heavy rain, but drivers on highways and roads across the bay area certainly feeling the impact of all that steady overnight downpour.

stay that way for a little while we have cold air from las vegas to omaha to tucson, 10 to 16 degrees below average. but staying warm in the east where temperatures will remain below average. the cooler air is making its way further to the east. that's what's going on around the country. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at what we're expecting all delay today. the rain starts to move out of the bay area. but then we're expecting a big impact storm as we go into tomorrow afternoon into wednesday. that will continue into thursday. we're looking at some heavy rain and some high winds. a break from the shower on friday. but then some more scattered showers in the forecast late on saturday into sunday. it will be a cool week and we'll be following the impacts of the incoming storm. >> and that is your latest weather. gang >> all right i really like that suit, by the way. >> thank you i like yours oh, wait a minute, we're both wearing pinstripes. >> this tie, do you recognize it >> one of my ties. >> it is >> we recycle here you ladies trade shoes >> swap ties. >> i like it. >>> ahead here on a monday

east coast. philadelphia to new york city and new england later on tonight. it is snowing in lasming into california later on tonight. as far as know goes, 2 to 4 inches later on tonight, so give yourself extra time to drive home. so, yeah, a very active weather pattern this morning. the big headline is the tornado and the deadly aftermath in areas of alabama. a shoveling and plowing going on in front of wrigley field, home of the chicago cubs. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. they know exactly which parking lots have the strongest signal. i just don't have the bandwidth for more business. seriously, i don't have the bandwidth. glitchy video calls with regional offices? yeah, that's my thing. with at&t business, you do the things you love. our people and network will help do the things you don't. let's take care of business. at&t. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for veterans like martin. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensit