how what how does the fairfax grant come there?he fairfax grant was actually an original grant in 1649, made the exiled king charles the second he was a teenager at the his father had been beheaded earlier in the year. he was in exile on the continent of and he was selling off. he was why did he grant all this land? he had no way of enforcing it, whatever. it was a way for him to raise money. and this land was this grant was by a number of people it gets consolidated by a family name, culpeper and then an inheritance has fallen on lord fairfax. it's disputed by the virginia house of burgesses. lord fairfax conducts for 11 years from 1732 to 1743. a lawsuit in the british privy council to establish that he does own this land. and then he goes over and superintend and hires washington to be his so so that the chance anything could have happened could have gone another way was a close run thing. no lord fairfax, no george washington, all right. so now let's turn to the america, because i want to ask you this question i asked you earli

right next to the pickers home in fairfax. yeah, luckily not on our house but very close family. >> well, no one was hurt. the tree did hit power lines, causing an outage for dozens of pg and e customers in the area including the pickers pg. e crews were on scene to remove the tree and fix the power lines. but there's no estimate on when the power will be restored. luckily for the pickets they've been ready. >> got a generator so i can get back on, but probably is going to do candles and go to sleep for tonight. >> i mean, we've had it before. it's not too bad. want. it still? not talent. >> in downtown fairfax, the constant rain did clog storm drains on sir francis drake near drake avenue causing flooding. as cars slowly drove through the deep waters. crews worked quickly to clear the drains storm drain swelled up in sandra fell to flooding driveways to businesses, rain also accumulated on highway 101 driver to stop for gas in mill valley say they're taking it slow. >> it is a little dangerous, but i feel like californians do

not power. >> in downtown fairfax, the constant rain did clog storm drains on sir francis drake near drake avenue causing flooding. as cars slowly drove through the deep waters. crews worked quickly to clear the drains storm drain swelled up in sandra fell to flooding driveways to businesses, rain also accumulated on highway 101 drivers who stopped for gas in mill valley say they're taking it slow. >> it is a little dangerous, but i feel like californians do know how to deal with whether so there is a chance of potential accidents. so >> trying to drive safe. >> there's not always going to be a sign warning you about flooding. so take it slow out there, especially when it's dark. it's hard to tell if the road is flooded and how deep waters can we're already hearing about flooding in the north bay as well as boat rescues for people who drove into flooded roads. i'm sara stinson reporting in fairfax kron. 4 news. >> well, meantime, got crews there are hard at work in the south bay unclog catch basin right near the intersection of south winchester boulevard and david avenue. basil was a

caused flooding and power outages in fairfax and marin counties. kron 4 sarah stinson has details. >> we're seeing the repercussions of this storm across marin county and right here in fairfax, it was much worse earlier there was some flooding here on sir francis drake. but thankfully, crews were able to clear the drain and make sure that water subsided right up the road from here. a tree fell down onto power lines, causing an outage lineman and a lot of a combination of both causing a tree to crash down on canyon road wednesday evening, right next to the pickers home in fairfax. yeah, luckily not on our house but very close family. >> well, no one was hurt. the tree did hit power lines, causing an outage for dozens of pg and e customers in the area including the pickers pg. e crews were on scene to remove the tree and fix the power lines. >> got a generator so i can get back on, but probably id going to do candles and go to sleep for tonight. >> i mean, we've had before. it's not too bad. what? it still. not power. >> in downtown fairfax, the cons

i'm sara stinson reporting in fairfax kron. 4 news. >> boat rescues. wow. yeah.this morning, livermore police also warning people about. crime. they're seen going up in their community. this is something radar is taking a closer look at now. the studio. yeah. exactly. so police say they have recently been a series of wallet. thefts at trader joe's stores in the tri valley area. that's a wallet were taken from unattended shopping carts or even open purses. while the victims are just out shopping. so here's some tips. police are offering to help prevent thefts. first, keep your eyes on your surroundings and be where who's nearby second. you want to keep your wall in a secure location like maybe in the front pocket or exit bag close by you. they say you should minimize distractions, avoid leaving those items unattended and trust your instincts. if you notice suspicious behavior, say something. police say taking these steps can go a long way in protecting your belongings. send it back to you both. >> well, exclusive new video here obtained by kron 4 showing those thi

some power outages to up in fairfax in marin county. >> kron 4 sarah stinson has more oo the impacts.>> we're seeing the repercussions of this storm across marin county and right here in fairfax, it was much worse earlier there was some flooding here on sir francis drake. but thankfully, crews were able to clear the drain and make sure that water subsided right up the road from here. a tree fell down onto power lines, causing an outage lineman and a lot of a combination of both causing a tree to crash down on canyon road wednesday evening, right next to the pickers home in fairfax. yeah, luckily not on our house but very close family. >> well, no one was hurt. the tree did hit power lines, causing an outage for dozens of pg and e customers in the area including the pickers pg. e crews were on scene to remove the tree and fix the power lines. >> got a generator so i can get back on, but probably is going to do candles and go to sleep for tonight. >> i mean, we've had before. it's not too bad. what? it still. not power. >> in downtown fairfax, the constant rain did clog storm drains on

right next to the pickers home in fairfax. yeah, luckily not on our house but very close family. >> well, no one was hurt. the tree did hit power lines, causing an outage for dozens of pg and e customers in the area including the pickers pg. e crews were on scene to remove the tree and fix the power lines. but there's no estimate on when the power will be restored. luckily for the pickets they've been ready. >> got a generator so i can get back on. but probably it's going to do candles and go to sleep for tonight. >> i mean, we've had it before. it's not too bad. want. it still? not talent. >> in downtown fairfax, the constant rain did clog storm drains on sir francis drake near drake avenue causing flooding. as cars slowly drove through the deep waters. crews worked quickly to clear the drains storm drain swelled up in sandra fell to flooding driveways to businesses, rain also accumulated on highway 101 driver to stop for gas in mill valley say they're taking it slow. >> it is a little dangerous, but i feel like californians

>> i think that the the gfc probably actually helped fairfax.irfax was positioned well. might have even been short the subprime securities going into the gfc. yeah. what happened before, from what i can glean, is that the short pieces really revolved and didn't think they were adequately reserved. this is basically consolidated level of the accounting. abysmal basically. highly misleading. a lot of smoke in mirrors. to put it in context here, since that big acquisition in 2017, which seemed to be the company saying, hey, we need to try to grow the book value. since that acquisition about 60% of the growth in book value per share has come through these non-substantive like smoke in mirror-type transactions. so that's a different thesis from what we saw back in the early 2000s, or, you know, when the company ended up suing everybody. i think there were others. >> and pwc toronto. are you suggestingauditors aren't doing their job? >> funny about that, first time i've seen this is that pwc actually states in the audit report that it's unable to dete

so significant impact right there in fairfax. want keep watching this throughout the evening as the weather conditions continue to. you know, get idea has a warrant says it's going to be with us for a while. >> young girl is recovering tonight after a tree fell on a truck with her inside. this happened on oak place in saratoga this morning. and we spoke to a neighbor of the girl's family and they saypthe family was about to lead to drop her off at school when the tree just came down on top of the truck and split it in half. the girl taken to the hospital. she had glass removed but is expected to be ok tonight. there's also some damage to the family's home, but that has since been boarded all right. let's show you a live look at sfo tonight. weather always an issue when you're flying. and here's how the flights are fairing right now around the bay area. >> at sfo 183 delays. that's up just in the last hour about 27 cancellations at sfo opens had 24 delays and 4 cancellations so far. san jose, 20 delays and 2 cancellations and that

this was in fairfax in marin county last night. some streets turned into waterways. marin county is used to seeing higher water levels during big storms. people there should be on alert for the stronger of this weekend's two storms moving in early this afternoon. >>> if you want to make it to the sierra for this president's day holiday, your best bet would be to go this morning before this next storm rolls through. the snow picked up last night forcing chain controls on i-80. here's how it looked overnight. this is not the worst of it. the sierra is bracing for more snowfall through tuesday. the storm is bringing plenty of snow to sierra ski resorts. here is a look from tahoe's live stream. the resort had to put colds on its lifts. a winter storm warning is in effect this afternoon through wednesday morning. remember, download our free nbc bay area app. you can track the rain and the snow while you're on the move. just open your camera, on your phone. point it to that red and white qr code on the left side of your screen. it will take you directly to our exclusive do

. >> mia brits i ing the storm damage across her street in fairfax. asked how close the tree came to falling onto her home. >> do you mean the first tree incident or the second tree incident? >> a stump, all that's left of a massive tree that crushed her car and skimmed the edge of her roof two weeks ago. then on sunday night, the wind started gusting. >> really, really strong. and so we were looking up and we watched the whole thing just come down and shatter the carport. >> still shaken and grateful. no one was hurt. the storm sending trees toppling all across fairfax, some into power lines, sending much of the town into darkness. there's no late night sales at this 7-eleven were an employee. i'd all the food they'll likely have to toss out. >> it's all too close. no lighting, pg and e grappling with mass outages all across the region and san rafael, most customers understanding they're trimmed almost every year by pg and e, so i feel like the utilities do the best job they can. >> but still, there was frustration over what one customer described as

the storm sending trees toppling all across fairfax, some into power lines, sending much of the town into darkness. there's no late night sales at this 7-eleven were an employee. i'd all the food they'll likely have to toss out. >> it's all to close. no lighting, pg and e grappling with mass outages all across the region and san rafael. >> most customers understanding they're trimmed almost every year by pg and e, so i feel like the utilities do the best job they can. but still, there was frustration over what one customer described as a lack of communication from the utility provider. >> we're hooked up with them. they're supposed to give us notifications, and they can't seem to give us any indication of when power may be turned back on. >> meantime, tad jacobs, who owns tree masters tree service, says when it comes to downed trees, we're likely not out of the woods just yet. >> a lot of the trees have been destabilized with the winds last night and all the rains that have saturated the soil and there could just be small, fine roots hanging on, holding a tree up. >> telltale signs t

the past. 24 hours about 4 inches in a santa cruz mountain and boulder creek and almost 4 inches in fairfaxerywhere else picked up an inch of rain. when i come back will be timing out the next couple of hours because we still have a threat of some severe isolated thunderstorms can. >> all right. thanks a lot. let's get a look at those pg and e numbers out there tonight in terms of power outages, just getting some updated numbers from pg and e we're at now nearly 322,000 customers. and fortunately, we still have the 400,000 number up there. we know that the big problem spots of the areas that are in orange and in red oranges around 500 to 5,000 customers without power red at 5,000 plus, customers without power. of course, that doesn't mean individuals that do not have power. those are just people who have accounts with pg and e so it could mean that there's a lot more people that are without power tonight. we know the big problem spots have been in the south bay and also along the peninsula and into san francisco. but you can see some of that orange in the north bay and rain county and also

well, fairfax issued a statement, here is part of it.holders that fairfax has prepared its financial statements and reporting in accordance with all applicable accounting principles. that stock fell nearly 11% on the toronto stock exchange. the company is expected to release fourth quarter and full year results next thursday. going to hold a news conference on friday, february 16th. >>> coming up next, president biden responding to a report questioning his mental fillnfit. what this means for his campaign for a second term. "squawk box" coming right back. billy idol? i mean where's the skin-tight leather? my shoes are leather. where's the unnecessary zippers? that thing! billy, rock star is just how doug feels when he uses workday. thanks, rory. i'll show you rock star! be a finance and hr rock star. workday. for a changing world. billy idol just stole your golf cart! there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefi

and fairfax in marin county, four and a quarter. fairfax and carter, tim fairfax and carter.thank you. if you know, payback from mel gibson, san rafael, almost four inches of rain. uvas reservoir, 3.62, vacaville. how about that? two and a half sunnyvale 2.44. that's the most rain i saw anywhere near the peninsula or anywhere close. sunnyvale or cupertino area. that was some good rain. orinda an inch and three quarters. napa also with an inch and three quarters. fremont 1.62 and palo alto picked up an inch and a quarter. still some activity to the north. nothing too heavy, but occasionally some of these cells are popping up here, and that's what we're going to see today. uh, again, the heaviest has been more towards the east and south, especially in the santa cruz mountains. but i think we'll get some isolated cells today. it would not take much today. so just, you know, wait wait five minutes. it's one of those patterns again, especially on the look at cupertino, sunnyvale right now. kaboom. there you go. so that's what we're going to see over to milpitas san jose. and they

as chair of the performing arts department at her public high school in fairfax county, ray advocates have access to a quality music education, including students with developmental or intellectual disabilities. >> these students have changed my life, like completely. how i approach teaching, how i approach seeing the world. >> congratulations to ms. ray and all teachers who make a world of difference. and you can watch the 66th annual grammy awards this sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cbs and streaming on paramount+. >>> and that is the overnight news for this friday. be sure to check back later for "cbs mornings" and, of course, follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. that's where you can find my podcast, "the takeout." politics, policy, a little bit of pop culture. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm major garrett. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. several people are dead after a small plane crashed into a mobile home park in clearwater, florida, last night. the faa said the pilot reported an engine failure. >>> the race for the democratic

santa rosa has had over five and fairfax, 3.74 inches of rain. mt. diablo, over three inches of rainfall. where do we stand when we compare this season to last? we know that last year was kind of crazy for a while. we had so far this season over 28 inches. so that's more than last year. in santa rosa but not more than last year in oakland, livermore, san francisco. we are very close to last area's rainfall totals as well, as san jose both seasons getting about 12 inches to date. and we're seeing more rain coming in with the heaviest rain moving across southern california. we are seeing a lot of lightning strikes just off our coastline. but a lot of that is not making it into the inland areas. we do have that chance as we continue to watch for the heavier rainfall now moving into the north bay. moving over closer to novato in the next few minutes. we've seen the rain really picking up in the last few minutes. as we go throughout the day, we will see off and on showers. it may be heavy with gusty winds and flooding. it does look to taper off. we should

. >> in downtown fairfax, the storm caused a brief power outage for more than 1500 pg and e customers. >> totally black all of a sudden, as sorella cafe, the owner, said the outage happened right around 6 p.m. during the dinner rush. we were in the middle of serving tables with about three quarters full. you know, and all of a sudden the lights are out and the kitchen is down. you know, we have to look for candles down the block, a pizza restaurant also went pitch black. >> i had a couple of tables and then i had a few pizzas in the oven working. so that was interesting. we got our little flashlights out. try to look in there at ghirardelli pizza. >> the owner, alex, said they were able to finish cooking the pizza delivery orders by flashlight and pulled out rechargeable lanterns. glad that pg and e was able to restore power within a half hour. paul rain had some people putting up flood barriers and sandbags in front of businesses. traffic was slow going along streets and highways throughout the north bay, and tree companies got some emergency calls in kentfield. one homeowner got a s

way to san anselmo, a very wet commute, but take a look at this tree that collapsed into wires in fairfax. fortunately, no one was hurt and the tree didn't hit any homes nearby. so for now kateryna says she's ready to deal with the rain top and next week. >> when you're living in a flooding area, it's considered it can be happening, but we've done it. i've done it two times. my crew helped me out. we clean it up and start the next day working. that's san anselmo. we love it. i wouldn't be without it. >> reporter: that's right. that's san anselmo downtown where we are now, you can see a little water, but things are basically under control. of course, we'll stay here a little while when i give you more details later tonight. >> jose martinez live in the north and a few popular attractions closed today because of the weather including muir woods, stinson beach parking lot and night tours at alcatraz and the oakland zoo also will be closed. the san francisco park and rec department has closed stern grove, pine lake and all their golf courses, the san francisco botanical guardens and japanese

numbers already dropping off here in the 40's in timber on fairfax. 49 now in sonoma about 41 are getting cold and callous told the boy that is chilly this early in the evening. something else to watch out for another round of the astronomical high tides. going to bring some flood advisories inside the bay through tomorrow morning. overall, pattern beginning to shift gears, that area of low pressure started kick to the east. that is going to be moving out of town. still. the couple of scattered pop up showers in the san francisco along the peninsula right now, parts of the east bay. but that ridge going start to sneak in here. and as it does, well, we're going start to get some better weather ahead. and that's some good news. we definitely need a dry spot out there. but long-range forecasts for as we get to the weekend weekend looks good here. but i think as we get into next week, well, we're going to get some dry weather through the middle of the week. and then guess what? we've got another significant storm possibly coming our way by friday into saturday. so we'll be watching that one v

now. 46 degrees in fairfax. 45 degrees in sonoma. hey, you're only a 40 right now in calistoga. so, you know, we're headed from here. still a couple of scattered pop up showers. you see those moving down the peninsula and parts of the south bay, too. but those will quickly come to an end tonight. and then we're done with the rain. how about that? looks like that is going to be moving out of town. but yeah, as we look toward long-range forecast model, yeah. we've got dry conditions. looks like as we head through the weekend. then as we get into the end of next week, guess what? we've got a chance of another significant storm. this could be another atmospheric river event. maybe a big wind event to by next weekend. all right. the news tonight, the supreme court heard arguments today on whether >> former president donald trump is eligible for a second run for the white house. the question should he be thrown off the colorado primary ballot because of his actions during the january 6th violent attack on the capitol kron catherine heenan is in the newsroom for us with more on that. k

times of war, it's very difficult to try and you separate the civilian population from the population fairfax. but if i'm, if i'm understanding your response correctly though you're saying it's harder to do that when they're palestinian children. because again, you can see that it was unavoidable when it's palestinians, when it's not palestinians. oh, maybe we could, we think the strategy, but let me move on because it as, as we said, it was, it was killed over 27000 palestinians. and guys, over 10000 of whom were infants and children, and they blended 66000 people. then you ins. humanitarian office accuse is rarely authority of systematically denying access to northern dies and to deliver aid. and it effectively hindered their operations. they say the head of the work program stated people in guys a risk dying of hunger, just miles from trucks filled with food. with thing, reports of countless children who have faced amputations without anesthesia. on average 10 children are losing their legs every day. and now the humans top court has ordered israel to prevent death to prevent destruction,

will react very badly and the netherlands will do anything in the power to, you know, to get these fairfax from the 50 price to, to israel. because, you know, there's a lot of money invest in that. well, the jet set that within 7 days they should stop at the nose. within the 7 days they will send the lowest part. so yeah, it's hard to say, yeah, do it or not. but my guess is this, in effect, that will appeal that when the few and they will continue delivering the f 35. that's what i think we will have. i hope enough, but i think that's what is being simulate mixed messaging coming from washington to this is the us national security council spokesperson says they'll be absolutely new laptop and support for as well as war. and garza, is the president ever threatened to military assistance from israel operation that does not take instant consequence? what happens with it continues to support is really have a right to defend themselves against them. awesome. we're going to continue to make sure they have the tools and the capabilities to do that with interest being a president by didn't on the

we've seen plenty of rain the past 48 hours across the bay area, fairfax over 4 1/2 inches, ben lomond over 6 inches, otherwise mostly 1 to 2 inches across the bay area which resulted in some localized flooding, but it was really the wind energy yesterday that resulted in more problems, widespread power outages, which is unfortunately what we expected. we would have loved to have been wrong about that. we have a few lingering showers this evening, including heavier downpours along 680 in between pleasanton and san ramon, through the tri-valley and other parts of contra costa county, other shower in alameda county and eastern santa clara county and a few light showers down the peninsula. that activity will gradually quiet down the next couple hours. we'll see a few pop-up rain showers tomorrow. the heavier rain will be winding down. if you're heading to las vegas, be prepared for rain tomorrow and cool throughout the week with highs only in the low to mid-50s, partly cloudy in general wednesday, thursday, friday, but a chance of a couple pop-up showers in las vegas the latter half of th

as chair of the performing arts department at her public high school in fairfax county, ray advocates have access to a quality music education, including students with developmental or intellectual disabilities. >> these students have changed my life, like, completely. how i approach teaching, how i approach seeing the world. >> major: congratulations to ms. ray and all teachers who make a world of difference. and you can watch the 66th annual grammy awards this sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cbs and streaming on paramount+. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm major garrett. good night. ♪ ♪ . >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report from kpix and cbs news bay area. >>> we are going to ride it out to the end. we have an opportunity to finish this thing the right way. >> the 49ers are hoping to ride their momentum to a win in las vegas. >> i have a question for you, why do analytics people say momentum is not a real thing. >> san francisco is going back to the super bowl. >> we are going and nobody is going to stop us. >> viva las vegas.

minute, some through of a stablish month of an independent palestinian state has been at the heart of fairfax over the international community. this size has been recognized by the general assembly, the security council, and by this course, it's about center calling that the principle of self determination of peoples is one of the foundations of the united nations. mentioned in the very 1st article of fits chuck habit estate has the duty to refrain from any form of civil action which deprives people's people. so for this, so right to self determination, meanwhile, has said they've got a nice there by the general assembly. they've brought practice, he's a very little patient, prevents the been the students from implementing that, that type. and then to there is a little patience has been identified as a goal for today, instead of national community by legally binding resolution some of the security council, including better solution 23. the 3rd, therefore, he's an, he's a court, the gauge of the seas. it's violations of international law and to allow the police didn't default to establish an i

fairfax, 4 inches. san francisco and richmond in oakland and san jose about an inch of rain. so when i come back, we'll be timing out the rest of your evening and your morning commute because monday does look like a better day and what we're dealing with today. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. hundreds of thousands of customers across the bay area without power tonight we are at nearly 322,000 customers that are without power. the orange areas right there showing anywhere from 500 to 5,000 red at 5,000 plus, customers. we're going to keep you updated throughout the night and also on our website with these power outage numbers. you can see pretty widespread there in the south bay. this is the san jose area to the east of san jose. you can see the red. you can see it all the way up the peninsula. so most of the bay area dealing with these issues tonight. a lot of people sitting in the dark but pg and e says that they're responding to these outages. as quickly as possible. and you can tell by this map it's going to take some time to restore all of those lines. so be pati

we're down to 40 now and live more. 41 in concord. 47 in san francisco. 38 in fairfax start to break out the 30's in the north the way down to 34 right now in calistoga. so we've got some cold temperatures settling in for the night. we did have some scattered showers popping up around the bay area this afternoon. mostly just some widely scattered showers. you see that moving down the peninsula, parts of the state. but now things have settled down. and so we're going to your skies. parting. that means a high-pressure get ready to take over that ridge builds in. that is going to send the jetstream to the north and the storm track that way as well. we'll keep you nice and dry think for tomorrow. but a little bit on the cool side, long-range forecast. well, we've got nice weekend ahead. tomorrow looks good as we get into saturday, even better more sunshine around the bay area. maybe a couple clouds moving in on sunday, but still staying dry. and then as we get in toward the latter part of next week, well, everything the is the change again. the atmosphere picks up. we're in the middle of

numbers down in the 40's and fairfax 52 in the bottle. 49 now in calistoga and 56 degrees in concord. we are expecting that overall. the pattern, though, really begin to shift high pressure building in and we're seeing more of a northerly component. the winds. and that's just what we want to see as we head in toward the big weekend. that big dome of high pressure going to slide in overhead. that's the jet stream. well to the north and that's going to focus storm's way north of the bay area in california. so we're going to keep it dry and it looks like a nice dry period, not just this weekend, but into next week. before we start talking about some rain. but here we go. blowing forecast model and you can see high pressure building in nice start to the weekend. a lot of sunshine sunday looks good. but a couple passing clouds throughout the day. then as we get toward the middle of next that ridge starts to break down a bit and finally see a front get very close. but i think most that rain is going to stay to the north of the bay area. after that, though, it looks like things may open up a

it came down on the wires in fairfax. also in saratoga a large tree fell on a truck this morning with a girl inside. she managed to get out safely. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> another area that is used to seeing problems, the santa cruz mountains. the rain was coming down steady on highway 9 in felton this afternoon. neighbors were hit hard by last winter's storms and preparing for the rain has become second nature. >> my nice maybe came over with a friend of mine and we put sandbags in front of the driveway. when my other neighbor has his sandbags up, that's time to do it because he has a weather radio. so we really know what's going on. >> it is slick on the roads. the chp had to push this car that fun out in the rain on northbound 280 near the 92 exit in san mateo today. so the wind gusts could really get strong on some of our bay area bridges. the best advice always take it slow. >>> let's get to chief meteorologist paul heggen with where the heaviest rain is now. paul? >> a picture w

fairfax had for ukiah, 3.8 for berkeley had over three inches of rain. vallejo two and a half, los altos 217. in the city 214. los gatos 209. and concord, right, at the concord pavilion 1.90. mount tamalpais, as i'll show you them in a second, they usually get one of the most. they were an also ran excuse me, orinda fire station 292 castro valley, two and a half. oakland two and a half. danville two and a quarter. petaluma is in there. fremont, benicia and atherton all between an inch and a third and almost three inches of rain. but speaking of mount tamalpais, since saturday, usually i pencil them in at the top of the list. that was not the case this time. three and a third. that's it. even kentfield really wasn't that high popping or anything, but san anselmo, fairfax had more rain and other locations, especially around santa rosa, had the most petaluma zero visibility. novato zero. napa at a half mile visibility. stockton a quarter mile a few 30s in the mix here, but a lot of 40s. we'll get some breaks in the sun 25 truckee, 30 south lake tahoe. still

todo el sistema está operativo y atención ahora a este video es en el condado marin precisamente en fairfaxndadas, por lo que se reportan inconvenientes para los automóviles. el condado marin, donde se encuentra esta comunidad es de las zonas donde se advierten mayores estragos. mientras tanto, en el sur de la bahía se pronostica lluvia ligera a moderada, como la hemos sentido ya durante esta tarde. desde ahí contactamos en vivo contigo nathalie vera quien nos tienes. lo último desde esta zona. adelante bueno, además de la lluvia también se pronostican fuertes vientos. sabemos que a lo largo de la bahía durante el día se registraron al menos unos 1100 apagones de clientes de pg&e, mientras que en otras partes, como mencionaste, en santa rosa también se vio un árbol caído al sur de la bahía. negocios empezaron a tomar precauciones, como esta tienda en la pequeña comunidad de alviso con el vidrio quebrado. después de un intento de robo. entonces estamos pensando ya en mandar a hacer un toldito en frente para que no caiga directo en la. en la pared de arriba y que no se empiece a meter el agua

this is a look at fairfax. you can see some streets turned into a river. substrates hit hard by the area and making a dangerous for drivers. >>> we have team coverage, mary on five row will have that in a moment, but first, let's get to rob mayeda with the timeline. >> we saw high rates at times, almost an inch there at moran county, and that the north bay, san jose still seeing showers, but now storm 1 is starting to move out. you can see the santa cruz mountains around the south bay. the radar looks relatively quiet off to the west, but that is misleading. you can see storm number two here, clearly defined, grilling up your offshore, that will reintroduce more wind at the potential of some heavy rain at times, as we move forward into tomorrow afternoon. notice the relatively dry start to tomorrow, and by the afternoon the rain spreads back in. and with that we could see a chance of thunderstorms during the day tomorrow. so flood watch will be up across the bay area, starting tomorrow morning until 10:00 on wednesday and on top of that another round of th

cientos de residentes amanecieron sin electricidad, mientras que en calles como esta en fairfax, lasmento de bomberos, nos cuenta que esta semana los elementos han respondido a incidentes involucrando árboles tumbados, cables eléctricos caídos e inundación leves. es por eso que el domingo el departamento de manejo de emergencias de la ciudad le pidió al público mantener su distancia de los parques y árboles en general. y si vive rodeado de árboles que podrían posar un peligro para su residencia, el capitán baxter recomienda reportarlo llamando al 311. una vez que la salud está corriendo riesgo por por la lluvia y todo, pues. pero ahí estamos. ahí estamos trabajando. vendedores ambulantes como carlos y sus compañeros no tienen el lujo de refugiarse de la tormenta mientras se buscan el pan de cada día. pero pues la verdad, las condiciones están un poco críticos, pero tenemos que trabajar mientras tanto. ford road entre petaluma y bodega bay, permanece cerrada desde el sábado, cuando se inundó, pero eso no detuvo a estos conductores. quienes se arriesgan a cruzar esa carretera . por su

these fabulous month of and then the bends and for the student and state has been at the heart of fairfax over the international community. okay, we'll come back to the studio. we've just been listening in a 2 day 3 of a 6 day hearing of the international court of justice based on a request by the united nations general assembly for a known binding advisory opinion on the legality of as well as policies in the occupied palestinian territories the i, c j is hearing arguments from 52 countries and 3 international organizations this week is the largest number of parties to participate in any single wells quote, case will be keeping you fully on top of all the latest developments that moving on for now, despite the rainy weather in london, protesters have gathered outside the u. k. hi cool. building now is the 2nd and final day of hearings that are on whether to expedite is joad whistleblower julianna's songs to the us on espionage charges. the 1st session took place behind closed doors on tuesday, speaking outside the court house, the car into editor in chief of which he likes the wicked exp

will react very badly and the netherlands will do anything in their power to, you know, to get these fairfax from the 50 price to, to israel. because, you know, there's a lot of money invested in that. well, the jet set that within 7 days, they still knows within the 7 days they will send the lowest passport. so yeah, it's hard to say do it or not, but my guess is this is it will appeal that when the seo and they will continue delivering the s 55. that's what i think that will happen. i hope not, but i think that's or to there's been a vocal display of anger in south africa. overbooked lanes continued support for tele beach sanctions. in garza protest is made that feelings clear outside a prominent gym and institute artes collect. i'm assuming reports from janice back the session it's demonstrated as have gathered to voice the discontent of a gym. any support for is rob emotions are running highest protesters, wave flags, tron slogans and coal for a change in foreign policy, palestine solidarity active as artists, as well as cultural work as a holding a lively peaceful tickets at the hotel i

fairfax four and a quarter. the rain totals, which i think this was a bigger wind event than rain event. not in southern california, but for us, petaluma, los gatos, yountville, vallejo over two and a half to almost two and three quarters or more. san bruno two and a quarter. the city just shy of two. san jose 1.63. oakland 1.47. san rafael almost four. uvas reservoir 3.62. vacaville over two and a half sunnyvale 2.44. castro valley 1.92 napa an inch and three quarters. fremont one and two thirds. redwood city 1.59. there are some activity popping up here, some hail, light, hail, small hail has been reporting cazadero. thank you raymond. and these cells could easily pop up. and that's what we're going to see today. some areas get breaks. next thing you know it's pouring down rain. you might get a little hail then back to a break. the heavier amounts have been east and south, no doubt about it. now favoring areas west, especially on the southern end of the peninsula and then over to fremont, milpitas, livermore,

host: mike in fairfax, virginia on the independent line. caller: we are in a very dangerous point.have someone in the white house who is not senile enough -- who does not have the faculties to stand in front of a jury and be judged by his peers, but he has the faculties enough to be president? what a joke. we should all feel very imperiled right now. at the same time the secretary of state that you have, the woman. you could see the hate in her face and the trump derangement syndrome that she has in her head over trump. you have these crazy women, they are leftist women that are prosecuting him whether it is georgia -- host: do you think it is a woman thing? caller: i have nothing against women. i am a very happily married man to my wife who i love very much for over four years. host: let us go to kreg in capital heights, maryland. morning. caller: i just wanted to say people have been brainwashed with donald trump's rhetoric but he was involved. he sat there and watched it for over three hours. he was seeing what would go through. any decent president would have called the army up

. >> mia brits eyeing the storm damage across her street in fairfax asked how close the tree came to falling onto her home. do you mean the first tree incident or the second tree incident? a stump, all that's left of a massive tree that crushed her car and skimmed the edge of her roof two weeks ago. then on sunday night, the wind started gusting. >> really, really strong. and so we were looking up and we watched the whole thing just come down and shatter the carport. still shaken and grateful. >> no one was hurt. the storm sending trees toppling all across fairfax, some into power lines, sending much of the town into darkness. there's no late night sales at this 7-eleven, where an employee eyed all the food they'll likely have to toss out. it's all too close. >> no lighting, pg and e grappling with mass outages all across the region and san rafael, most customers understanding they're trimmed almost every year by pg and e, so i feel like the utilities do the best job they can. >> still, there was frustration over what one customer described as a lack of communication from the utility

we'll get to that in a very shortly we're going to finish up with our guest first little buddy can in fairfax virginia independent. >> i think it how are you. >> good. >> great happy friday and just a couple of questions, so we have consistently and constantly support nations in their efforts to defend themselves against - and i guess in a lifetime the russia has always been a threat in a gap of the question comes a point we just go ahead and eliminate russia so we no longer have to continually support ukraine question would be going to the audience about essentially that we give endless funds to certain nations for example israel, he could you explain to those unaware of the 1967, u.s. liberty incident and could you explain it to people that are not aware of it exactly what happened. >> well be reluctant to try to recount history here but i think we seen throughout the world with our nations the dealer help and in a point of u.s. policy we have made the decisions to and try to help prevent things from escalating in the region so that we do not have to fight worse at home we would much rather