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riding his tractor in the hills above eureka.eenage girl. >> you know, i eyeballed him all the way around as i was coming around the car. >> he insisted the girl got into the car, as if she knew the man. so now, 18 years later, we showed films his sketch and a picture of robert durst. what is your gut reaction when you see those two photos? >> that's the man that i saw. >> how sure are you you got it right? >> in my heart i know. i remember. >> and he certain he said the girl who got in the car looked like a photo that police showed him of karen mitchell. >> it was her because she -- we made eye contact. >> but, issues. there's no proof that it was karen mitchell who got into the car. and bob durst eyes were not blue. and, said chief mills, constant come over 12 months after the incident. >> but we don't want to do is take something that is sensational and put that person into the midst of an investigation that may or may not have anything to do with them. >> but the investigation continues. and some [inaudible] believe there may

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again to start out the workweek 17 million people impacted by flood asserts from crescent city to eureka, san francisco, down to bakersfield, the green is where we're looking at flood alerts concern about flash flooding, in the pink that is the highest level of a threat risk brookings, eureka, cheek can a and reading. that's today tomorrow looking at the chance for flash flooding into southern california north of los angeles, monterey, you are under that alert as well. we are expecting a lot of rain in some spots up to 7 inches we will talk more about the rain, more about the snow and also the timing of the storm in just a few minutes. >> thank you, michelle. >>> in san diego eight people are dead after two migrant boats capsized authorities are searching for survivors. they believe this was part of a human smuggling operation. here is jesse kirsch >> reporter: at least eight people are dead in san diego and possibly more than a dozen are unaccounted for after authorities say a pair of suspected smuggling boats capsized some of the victims were mexican according to the consulate. >> this

just a few showers are popping ¦ this is through eureka.closer to a weather system.- we are dragging a weak cold front our way. th have a passing shower that's a possibility. that's the case as they go thrugh the afternoon and this evening. friday into the weekend. they will catch the break for t rain over the next few they are tracking the next storm system that could bring heavy rain and winds. we'll talk about the timing fo that. they talk about the weekend forecast and chilly i have more on the frost effect this weekend. >> nk you, mary. >>>ay with us. we cover the last storm and the next one coming we have the latest on air and online and streaming on the cbs news ⌞ investigators are on the seque of a deadly police shooting. a police officer shot a man with a machete. he barrice himself in the home the standoff came to an end around 11:00 p.m. he later died. the hostages including chien are okay. nay took a big step towards boosting afford building housing. $63 million will help fund hundreds of units. good afternoon. let's talk about

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but here we go, and then eureka, eureka, they finally get into paul's phone in april of 2022, and they see alex -- well, they see cash the dog, and they see paul's feet walking around and they hear voices in the background, one of them sounds like alec. and off they go. they go off and get an indictment from the grand jury, high velocity gun spatter, relying upon four guns having the same load and relying upon a rain jacket that's got gsr on it and alex lying about being down at the kennels. we know after we've been here six weeks, of those four things -- >> to continue review the updated items on your screen. >> i am so sorry. thought that was turned off. i will turn it off. the -- what we know is three out of those four things that was presented to the colleton county grand jury that you're going to be deliberating on aren't true. the blood spatter, no gsr rain jacket that's ever been connected to alex whatsoever, and there's no loaded gun. so we're left with the lie. we are left with the lie. alex lied about being down at the kennels and why did he lie? and that is certainly a fair

as the system sweeps closer to the eureka area that could give us a quick splash into sunday too. nothing too alarming. that system on sunday looks like it could trickle rain down all the way to the golden gate ridge. this will be like traces of rain. for the next six to 10 days we are showing drier than normal conditions for the bay area. this is good news for us. we have seen well above average numbers for our rainfall totals throughout the day. to see a dry break as we head into the month of april, this seems actually kind of nice. once >>> if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. which for those on medicare, or soon to be, is a good reason to take charge of your health care. so consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. why? because medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductibles and copays, could really add up. even thousands of dollars a year. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... mar oud costs a lot m

on satellite and radar, that moisture, the snow level overlooking right now over the eureka coastlinerse, the sierra, and staying off to the bay coastline. it'll move in during the morning for petaluma. 39 degrees. 9:00, 10:00 a.m., storm ranger will be tracking all the rain. i will be, too, at 7:00 a.m. i'll walk you through the rain hour by hour. the snow chance, where it'll be best on the bay area mountaintops and what is ahead for the weekend. >> thanks. reminder, you can download our free bay area app. we'll send weather alerts straight to your phone minutes before the rain falls in your neighborhood. when it does come down, send us your pictures or videos of the weather. tag nbc bay area on your social post to share them with us on twitter, facebook and instagram. >>> coming up this morning on "today in the bay," he is back on the job after a brutal attack. this street vendor has some backup outside of the s.a.t. center. you'll hear from the people volunteering to be his security detail. we'll have that plus all your other top stories and cinthia's full forecast, tracking the ra

but it's the one to our north over eureka thbring us a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms. but from now, until then, we also have an atmospheric river that we're tracking. so let's track this storm hour by hour because by early monday evening, we're going to start to notice those light bands of rain from this strong atmospheric river arriving to the bay area. and it's really going to peak by early tuesday morning, even continuing through mid morning by tuesday night, widespread light rain. so we're expecting heavy rain and gusty winds with this strong atmospheric river that is going to target the bay area and central coast. we're expecting wind gusts along the bay area coastline and highest peaks ranging anywhere from 50 to 70 miles per hour. and even by wednesday morning, it's going to linger. starting to exit in shortly before noon lunch. time hour. that's when we're going to notice drier and clear conditions. so we're expecting inches of rain when it's all said and done at least one inch for most of the bay area. but we could see up to 3 inches, especially for those of y

unstable air and you can already see numerous thunderstorms popping up just off the coastline there near eureka. now to the south that the unstable air is going to be rotating into the bay area here in the next 24 hours. so, yeah, we're watching the for, but the possibilities, more gusty winds. the advisories now coming down across the board. but we're a long way from being done. you'll see it here as we head through time overnight tonight said again, that solid line of storms are going to get these individual storms. these thunderstorms come rolling through tonight as we head toward tomorrow morning, kind of a stormy day. so the commute tomorrow could be a little rough, too. as we head through the morning, some very unstable air likely to move through and you see those big storms. you can see the possibility of maybe some water spouts, maybe some funnel clouds around the bay area. going to be a very interesting day of thunderstorms are rainbows, little sunshine mixed in for tomorrow. you can follow us online as we track this latest storm do that by scanning that qr code that on your screen. >>

parts of los angeles right at the central coastline, getting real close to santa cruz and right up to eureka and crescent city. as of right now 24% of california under moderate drought. 34 -- yes, 34% of the state is now abnormally dry which is the lowest level of drought. we continue with this rainy picture and we're going to see even more of this erased away so just what we want to see. i'll have more updates on the rain coming our way this weekend. right into tomorrow morning's forecast and you can see we are going to start with fog to watch out for. clears away to sun in the afternoon. some high clouds mixing in. we can handle this tomorrow morning. temperatures starting off in the upper 30s and low 40s. have you here over the east bay at 38. san francisco, 41. daytime highs through the day, we'll continue here in the 50s to low 60s. all in all a nice friday forecast for us. how about the rain chances. the way things look, we'll see that rain returning as we head through saturday morning, 10:00 a.m., some heavier pockets could produce some small hail. also some gusty winds. but the thing

close to eureka and the redding area. right now it is unsettled weather into the weekend. the winds are light this morning but they will pick up into the afternoon. once we head into the 5:00 our it gets breezier near san francisco with wind gusts goes to 22 miles per hour. heading into the next seven days we have mild weather but it is pretty unsettled, especially as we head into this weekend. the chance of showers stay mostly into the north bay. models are showing partly cloudy even dense clouds for saturday's forecast it looks like it will breezy start to next week. plenty of changes around the corner. but we are not dealing with any first alert weather days, as of now. into next work week we will be sitting in the upper 50s. inland areas, low 50s along the coast. >> reporter: we are live at the coliseum. the sun is out and it is the mood of how we feel about opening day. they are getting the field ready. the a's face the angels. the giants are away getting ready to face the yankees. coming up we if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unex

i saw her, it was like someone's telling me world isn't flat, you know, i can have really a real eureka moment in my life. when i was about 89 years old, i had a friend called hamish and his dad used to race, not professionally, but um, you know, very competitively at club level. and he said, yeah, you know, we're going racing. if you and com. i never actually been to race track and especially being in the paddock with all the cause being surrounded by by of these cause it's very, yeah. it's a very kind of intoxicating smell. being in that environment, you know the caster lauren and just the noise and do some thing about it. they just yeah. just let a real spark of enthusiasm in me. i said year less seat of a. see i made up my mind. this is it. i'm going to 20 some, some racing myself, but this persia to a 5 was like a half finished project at a row cage had a 16 valve and jane. but that was, it was like, had 4 wheels at no doors on a. it was a like with everything was stripped out of it, but it was something i could afford. the 1st thing i did like she was a sprint, a cobra. but noneth

you know, i can have really a real eureka moment in my life. when i was about 89 years old, i had a friend called hamish and his dad used to race, not professionally, but um, you know, very competitively at club level. and he said, yeah, you know, we're going racing if you'd come, i'd never actually been to racetrack and especially being in the paddock with the cause being surrounded by, by of these causes very here is a very kind of intoxicating smell. being in that environment. you know the caster lauren and just the noise and do something about it. they just yeah, just let a real spark of enthusiasm in me. i said, year le seat of a c. i made up my mind. this is it. i'm going to 20 some, some racing myself but as opposed to a 5 was like a half finished project at a roll. cage had a 16 valve and jane, but that was, it was light at 4 wheels at night. doors on a, it was a like with everything was stripped out of that, but it was something i could afford. a 1st thing i did out, she was a sprint, a cobra. but nonetheless, i was there, i was can p

through tahoe and the foothills down to los angeles, the central coast right up to crescent city and eureka. some remarkable changes here. 24% of california is moderate drought and 34% of california is abnormally dry which is the lowest level. so we get more storms in here, we're going to see that drought. we still have some work to do, yes, and we still could have more come back this summer but we have to celebrate this moment, right? all right. as we get you into that forecast, what you're going to see here is for tomorrow morning some fog right here near the south bay. a little bit in the east bay. upper 30s and low 40s. that will be a lot easier instead of upper 20s. 41 in san francisco. the east bay at 38. daytime highs for tomorrow, pretty simple. upper 50s and low 60s. into the rainfall and you'll see by saturday morning here, 10:00 we get rain returning through the bay area. i think through the afternoon on saturday a little bit of a break but another round, some heavy rain by saturday night at 11:00 p.m. and we'll undergo the on and off areas of scattered rain as we roll through th

take a look at this landslide on eureka canyon road. a tree, mud, power lines all coming down the hillside. the wind is also a big story. a large tree fell onto several cars in san francisco. this is at oak and lion streets near the panhandle of golden gate park. you can see all the damage done to the cars parked on that street. fortunately no one was hurt. we have crews fanned out across the bay area and beyond to bring you the latest on this storm damage. but we're going to begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. jeff, while we saw some sunshine today, this afternoon, things are much calmer now, but keep those umbrellas handy. are we out of the woods yet? >> i really think we've seen the worst of this thing moving through. so this weekend we're going to hold on to a spotty chance of rain but nothing big. i think it's kind of time for us to just breathe a little bit, and we'll be able to relax as we head through our saturday and sunday forecast. let's take it in. we'll get you a look at the rest of our weather and show you what yo

there is your surface low lurking off the coast of eureka and;s crescent city right there.ping south as we head into wednesday as x opposed to forming right or the bay area on tuesday. so likely the strongest winds we'll get will be the v+ mountaintops of sonoma county up through mendocino county. look at the rain line. tuesday morning's commute, high impact. right there, 7:00 a.m. second half of the morning from the areas south of san francisco into san jose. and then towards the afternoon, you begin to see that rain push out followed up by more scattered showers and a chance of thundershowers. the peak wind gusts likely to be just before sunrise to a couple hours after sunrise on tuesday morning. the areas of purple indicate hilltop gusts that could be 40 to 60 miles per hour on tuesday. if you add up all the rain from monday night into wednesday morning, a lot of red on the map for the santa cruz mountains, north bay hilltops. could have rain totals of about two to three inches by the time we head towards the middle part of the week. a chance of thunderstorms and hail wi

here over tahoe, the foothills, parts of los angeles, right up the central coast, also including eurekarescent city. right now 24% is under moderate drought, but 34% of the state is now abnormally dry, which is the lowest level of drought. so we still have more to go, but we can certainly celebrate the moment. it's really nice to see that we have been able to chip away at it. we've still got to get more rainfall in here, and i'll have details on that in a second. let's get a quick look at tomorrow morning's forecast. we're going to start it off with a mix of 30s and 40s. chance of some patchy fog by the afternoon, partly cloudy with upper 50s and low 60s. how about that storm system? it starts on saturday, hangs out through tuesday. i think the bulk of the rain is really going to be on saturday and sunday. it's going to be more of this on-and-off rain situation. totals, just a half to one inch. i don't see any flooding threat with that. we're going to see some cold mornings in the 30s and 40s. low bay area snow. snow levels 1,000 to 2,000 feet. sierra snow, one to four feet. on that sev

for me the eureka moment was, what if bill nighy was in this film, at the centre of it?work. if bill nighy had not been in that they were not have been persuaded to do it. for me the concept was not a remake of the film, it was this thing with bill on it. the other thing, it should feel like a british movie from the 1950s. and for you, bill, a dream come true to have a part like this written for you, or is it a huge amount of pressure? it is more of the former, and a little bit of the latter. but, weirdly, because i'm quite good at manufacturing pressure, i did not feel daunted or oppressed by the originalfilm of the situation. i just felt that i was very fortunate, beyond lucky, to be considered in those terms, not least by kazuo ishiguro. the result is a quintessentially british study in restraint. from written word, to delivery. a sweetly sentimental drama unfolds as mr williams befriends a young employee who effortless exuberance inspires him to leave something lasting, and give life meaning in the face of death. it has led to first—time oscar nominations for both me

for me, the eureka moment was when i thought, oh, what if bill nighy was in this film?uld suddenly see how the whole film could work. if bill wasn't going to be part of that, i wouldn't have been persuaded to do it. i was up to my neck writing a novel anyway. because, for me, the concept wasn't a remark of this kurosawa film, it was this thing with bill in it. and the other thing was that it should feel like a british movie from the 1950s, that was the other interesting aspect. for you, bill, is that a dream come true to have a part like this written for you or is it a huge amount of pressure? it's more of the former and a little bit of the letter. i mean, but no, i didn't actually feel, weirdly, because i'm quite good at manufacturing pressure, i didn't feel daunted or oppressed by the original film or by the situation. ijust felt that i was very fortunate, i mean, beyond lucky to be actually considered in those terms. not — least by mr ishiguro. the result is a quintessentially british study in restraint, from written word to delivery. a sweetly sentimental drama unfo

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we're looking at eureka to oregon, that will slide into san francisco right around midnight, then increase in intensity during the overnight hours through central california. one to two inches per hour on the saturated ground, that will take down trees, as we'll have 60, 70-mile-an-hour ones, as well. that will slide into los angeles later in the day. this is a mostly rain event. this much water over this already saturated state will be a challenge to say the east. david? >> yeah, can't be good. our meteorologists on both sides of the country tonight. rob, thank you. >>> in new york city tonight, the news just in this evening, the convicted terrorist that drove that home depot truck into bicyclists and pedestrians, killing eight people, has just learned his fate. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: convicted terrorist sayfullo saipov will spend the rest of his life in prison for running down and killing eight in the deadliest terror saipov, driving this home depot truck, plowed down a bike path in the name of isis along the city's west side on halloween 2017. >> we've got multiple casualt

we can have crews coming from pretty much any part of our service area, which is from eureka to bakersfield. what we see during storms is vegetation or debris flying through the air , hitting our equipment and causing outages. but in downtown lafayette, a different problem with a downpour. pg and e crews had to pump water out of an underground vault. but all this rain that we've been experiencing can actually caused amateur underground system as well, and some businesses were in the dark for several hours ago, had to stop and close up shop. a sign on the door explained they had no power. others had no internet, no cash registers, and no heat went out today about 1 45. pm actually possible, rattana said. her restaurant, amarin, thai and others in lafayette have lost power three times this week. we have to close because there's no power. we cannot cook. we cannot turn out on the hood. yeah so it's not good for employees here . obviously we lose business for that amount of time. the rain and storms wearing on even the most patient people we've all said it's wonderful, but that was probably a m

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no, no, they haven't seen the light, it's no eureka moment, this is all a political calculation. it started with lauri lightfoot's loss in chicago and that mayoral primary last week. >> i want to talk about what happened in chicago this week, your friend mayor lori lightfoot. is that a warning sign. >> to the contrary, eric adams has been talking about public safety. i think if anything, it is really stated that this is what i have been talking about. america, we have to be safe. >> laura: now, how did he not off in his face, because the media are all part of writing this narrative. it's like covid. all right. this is all coordinated and the white house of course it quickly jumped on the law and order band wagon. >> the president inherited increasing in crime, when he walked into this administration and this is a president who has lead on that, making sure that we keep -- that we put forward public safety and law enforcement policies, make sure that we keep our communities safe. >> laura: just one day after those ridiculous comments, biden said that, he would not veto a gop effor

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eureka and san francisco with another 1 to 2 inches. we likely will see more flooding. this is going to be something ongoing. we have seen the images like steve showed of washed out roads. we have more structure damage that is likely to come here as we go through the next couple days. as far as the snow is concerned, higher elevations could see up to 8 feet. we have received rainfall amounts of 6 to 9 inches across southern california. we will see more rainfall and snowfall. as this system moves east, the rockies will be impacted. guys. >> angie lassman, thank you. we will get the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> we turn to the economy and stunning news on friday that silicon valley bank, the biggest bank collapsed. the first major bank to go down since the 2008 financial crisis. it quickly ignited fears that its collapse to lead to a ripple effect. we have global markets reporter seema mody here with more. seema, good morning. this is one of the top 20 biggest banks in the country. it served the start-up and venture capital communities. in 48 hours, it basica

he was living near eureka. he's been doing aid work in nigeria for three decades.ed men in 2016. a woman who admitted planning the kidnapping of a baby last year in san jose was sentenced to prison today. a judge sentenced her to 13 years and four months in prison. ramirez cried for about 40 minutes while she apologized in court for the kidnapping of baby brandon in april. prosecutors say she took the biological mother shopping to distract her while her boyfriend took the three month old boy. our accomplice was -- her accomplice was sentenced to five years in prison. larry: coming up, ted lasso at the white house? and the happiest countries in the world. do you know where they are, and where the u.s. ranks? that's next on the the four at before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea

then eureka, they finally get into paul's phone in april of 2022 and they see -- they see cash, the dog and they see paul's feet walking around and they hear voices in the background. one sounds like alex. and off they go. they go off and get an indictment from the carleton county grand jury relying about high velocity gun spatter and four guns having the same load and relying on a rain jacket with gsr on it and alex' lying about being down at the kennels. we know after we've been here six weeks of those four things. [ >> return the updated items on your screen. >> that was turned off. >> i will turn it off. >> what we know is three out of those four things presented to the grand jury that you will be deliberating on for the indictments returned aren't true. no blood spatter, no gsr rain jacket that has ever been connected to alex whatsoever and no loaded gun. we're left with the latter. we are left with the latter. that alex lied about being down at the kennels and why did he lie? that is certainly a fair question and that's -- frankly, i wouldn't be sitting over there right now if he

. >> just a splash of showers to the north bay as the system tracks closer to eureka, redding area. let's talk about the big picture. for the next six to ten days, climate prediction center is showing drier than normal conditions throughout the bay area and throughout california. this is good news as we head into april. i know april showers bring may flowers but we have had enough showers. i think we can agree. current temperatures, upper 40s near oakland, upper 40s in san francisco. it is chillier and more of a jacket weather set up santa rosa and san jose, both in the low 40s. weather headlines for the weekend. first, we have a mix of sun and clouds today, nothing to complain about on a day like today especially after a wild weather week like we have had. there is a chance of slight sprinkles of showers into the weekend mostly into the north bay. i will break this down and show you on futurecast so you are prepared. if you see a rain icon on your weather app, don't be too alarmed. i will break that down so you can be prepared. into the weekend and next week, we have unsettled weat

once we head into saturday, unsettled weather to the north of us, mostly closer to eureka. a slight chance showers could dip their way into the north bay. the north bay will see a lot more dense cloud this weekend. other than that, not a lot of issues. winds light, a bit of an offshore flow. it will pick up around the 5:00 hour this afternoon. noon, excuse me. an onshore flow around 20 miles per hour in san francisco. that is at the max. here's another thing i want to show, the climate prediction center shows the updated six to 10 days, showing other conditions for rain outlooks here do not be shocked because we have unsettled weather around the corner. next seven days, right now showing partly cloudy skies this weekend and into next week with windy conditions and unsettled weather north of us, could potentially change this next seven days. for now, enjoy these mild, sunny skies we will see this afternoon with clouds about the north bay and east bay. upper 50s, low 60s, a lot warmer than yesterday. >>> in a way , they have opening to be more relaxed around people. >> a spec

>> and after that eureka moment, carol dodge made a decision.she would do more than search to find for her daughters killer. she would actively work to free christopher tapp the only man convicted of the murder. >> i think that chris is case truly got taken seriously after i made my contact with boise state. >> she was the first victims family member to come forward to work on in innocence project the. she is part of a group of people that came forward and said, you know at, i just want to know what happened. >> but the man who is now on his side, chris tapp was face to face with too uncomfortable truths. one, years of appeals had done nothing to overturn his conviction and prison sentence. and to, the detective who put him behind bars had gone on to a much more powerful position in idaho falls and he was still absolutely certain that chris tapp was as guilty as sin. >> the former detective reveals one makes them so sure of taps guilt. coming up. >> he took us into the bedroom, and relived that night. and you could see it on his face. >> when da

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some crews have been working in eureka. reporter: they intend to stay as long as it takes to bring back power to the neighborhood. while it has been inconvenient for them, they say the community is grateful. >> god bless the folks for doing the best they can and in a very awkward and frustrating situation for everybody. reporter: dustin dorsey, abc7 news. larry: workers are racing to remove tons of dirt from a hill threatening to destroy several homes in santa rosa. at least two homes have been red tagged on corporate drive. that's where mud from a hillside has destroyed fencing and could push against homes. bulldozers are trying to move the mud before the oncoming storm arrives and creates even more danger. kristen: yes somebody national park will reopen tomorrow after storms caused significant damage and cost the iconic park to close for three whole weeks. monza, yosemite valley will reopen 24 hours a day. -- monday, yosemite valley will reopen 24 hours a day. keep track of the changing conditions and access the same live