i don't just mean sheltered glens of scotland, i am just mean sheltered glens of scotland, iam building, as was the case last night. if you keep hold of the cloudy could stay in positive territory. a lot of cloud around, a lot of dry weather to be had during the course of saturday. i think these holes in the south meat filling during the day cook during the course of the morning. was the north—east of england and the eastern side of the high ground in scotland that is where we will see the best of the sunshine. but it does nothing for the bridges. a—7. mother across the north and north—west of scotland —— temperatures. some brain to the great north —— to the north of the great north —— to the north of the great glen. that is the waterfront. not much about it as regard to rain because it is coming to the high pressure during because of sunday —— the front. perhaps cloud across most of the heart of england and wales. the odd spot of rain from that, perhaps. they returning back into northern ireland late in the day. best of the sojourn up in scotland. the top temperature of the day around

. >> when was the glen canyon dam built and by whom and what price tag, and what did it provide? water and one of the resources -- what other resources for their area? prof. bsumek: it was proposed in the 1950's and it is approved as part of a multi-dam package built between 1956 and 1966. dedicated in 1966 by lady bird johnson. and the price tag is -- i'm a little unsure of the exact number but it provided millions of gallons of water to residents throughout the southwest, primarily in places like phoenix. one of the things that was promoted was that it would provide hydroelectric power to growing areas. water for irrigation to the residence of the southwest, utah, arizona and hydroelectric power for those regions. where the most interesting things from my research perspective my earlier work was on native american history. it was actually built on navajo land and yet the navajo don't actually get the water and electricity they are promised. until very recently. >> it leads to the obvious follow-up, you have your undergraduate at the university in utah, this is the intersection

blocking southbound lanes in glen wood cut off. the right lane closed and had you can imagine that's backing up traffic for miles. it is expected to reopen in about 30 minutes. >> the nort bay has seen the brunt of the storm so far. napa. a little fun on the flooded streets. girls being pulled by a truck. the flooding more serious for other people. >> some of the problem spots. >> you can see just how hard the rain is coming down. it is windy. we have seen minortr flooding and mud ponding here. right here where we are standing. this storm is delivering quite a punch. >> scared. worried. >> that's how folks in the north bay are feeling as a powerful winter storm rolls in. leaving some already wading through water. >> two years ago it was flooded up to our doorstep. we were stuck for three days. my fiancee actually kayaked around the block. >> a huge tree came down in this neighborhood. knocking down utility lines. and as the wind whips up, folks worry more will follow. >> that's without a doubt my biggest concern a tree falling down

glen, we know the charges here, obstruction, witness tampering, making false statements. is conspiracy what does that tell you about the investigation? >> yeah, it's interesting, frances because as i was reading through it, all of the building blocks of a conspiracy charge are contained in those 24 pages. but thus far, mueller has decided not to charge the conspiracy that's purely a tactical decision he's probably going to use this to try to pressure stone appropriately so into flipping into providing information that i think we all know could be a treasure trove because of stone's multidecades relationship with trump. but you know, when you read it carefully, you can see that there are co-conspirators named, just not charged yet corsi appears to be a co-conspirator with stone, assange seems to be a co-conspirator with stone. these unnamed senior trump campaign officials, plural, and mueller makes it clear there are multiple officials, he uses the plural, have all been involved in sort of coordinating, acquiring these e-mails and timing the release for maximum damage to t

. >> reporter: versus glen close in "the wife"s, glen won a shocker at the golden globes.itics choice awards. >> my mother and glen are good friends, so i'm so very happy that you won this this evening. >> reporter: close has been denied an oscar in six tries. making the screen actors guild awards a key test. >> what makes this, her a serious contender, is just the impact of glen's entire legacy as an actress and performer. >> reporter: a star is born" will need a big s.a.g. awards boost. the assumed front-runner this season has struggled to maintain buzz. it i >> academy voters have almost two full weeks to select the winners for the oscars after the screen actors guild. that could tip the stakes in someone's favor. >> vice presidency is a mostly symbolic job. >> reporter: few are betting against christian bale as kidic cheney in "vase." notab notably, the form is not nominated for best ensemble. instead "a star is born" faces off against "black panther," "blackklanman" and "crazy rich asians" which is the only one not nominated for an oscar. >> might have registered too

glen kerrish under and glen, thank you both.to tell you breaking news, once the government is back open, it will likely take less than a week for all of the back pay to get to federal workers. something on the minds of many today. they would receive the paycheck then next as regularly scheduled. and that wraps up this hour of breaking news. i want to tell you tonight on "the beat" we have a very special show. sam nunnburg, a former trump campaign aide who testified in the hearing, including about stone, joins me, i will be joined by "get me roger stone" director, a big documentary on netflix with a lot to get you tonight. monday, person one, gentleman roam corsi is my special guest on "the beat." person one we have been talking about today, he's back on the beat. i'm sure we will have a lot to discuss. you should also know as a loyal viewer, i hope you are, ali velshi will be back in this seat monday. thank you for watching. "deadline: white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. it's 4:00 in washingt

glen, i know you've written about this too. i want to get to you, but first julia ainsley, you've got some new info? >> reporter: i think this is really important. roger stone will not be allowed to have any contact with the witnesses in this case, as part of the conditions of his release. again, he will be able to travel between florida and d.c. but he will not be able to have a passport. the reason why that witness contact is key, because if you read in the indictment stone over and over again tried to go to his business associates, the intermediaries he used to talk to weekikileaks and threaten th not to tell the truth to congress. even using a godfather reference -- >> you can't make it up. >> reporter: that's key here. he's not allowed to talk to witnesses in this case and it's because this judge is privy to what roger stone has done, not just in his past but specifically in this indictment. >> it sounds like the court has just wrapped up, according to our producers there. at this point, julia, let's repeat, we don't at th

in san jose's willow glen, maureen naylor, for ktvu, fox 2 news, i'm. >>> one of the first babies born into the new year came into the world 25 minutes after midnight. this is cannibals who is born at northbay medical center in fairfield. she is believed to be the first bay area baby born in 2019. she weighed eight pounds, five ounces, and is 20.5 inches long. she joins four older brothers and five older sisters. big family there. congrats to all of them. >>> pg&e releases new details of the deadly tub fire 2017. suggest that the utility and its equipment are not to blame. >>> a chilly start to the new year. some people kicked off their holiday wearing very little, or in some cases, nothing at all. >>> we are cooling down very quickly tonight. we will talk about this drop in temperatures, and the rain that is coming our way. your five day forecast is next. >> happy new year from all of us here at ktvu, fox 2. >>> a chp helicopter crew came to the rescue of a hiker on schoolhouse beach in sonoma county. the crew captured yesterday's dramatic incident on video, cc here. the chp says the

as we get you to street level, park more avenue, heading into willow glen, we're seeing rainfall rates of .7 to an inch per hour. really starting to ramp up here. we're going to continue to see bands of heavy rain pushing across. we're going from the santa cruz mountains heading towards campbell at 310, morgan hill adding into that time period. we pan around the bay area, towards discovery bay, brentw d brentwood, down to street level, heavy rainfall. that rain causing problems in yountville, oak more avenue. spencer show us the largest perspective with this intense storm. >> this is the live radar and sat right composite. you can see the storm is expa expanding as it intensifies. the wind is picking up as well. it's a rank 3 on the storm impact scale. flooding is likely. power outages. here's the forecast animation taking us into the heart of the evening commute. it's going to be a challenging and treacherous, potentially hazardous commute. let's go to drew tuma who has a look at the watches around warnings. >> we're seeing flood watches and warnings in effect. a flood advisory for th

we're in glen burnie, about 20 minutes south right now, it looks quiet. earlier this morning, a much different scene. smoke was coming from the basement andwh that'e the fire had started. two adults and a 4-year-old child had to be rescued from the house. the 4-year-old is at johns hopkins. 'll keep your hosted on information we get. those three people are init critical con. as far as the other people in the house, three adults and one get outhey were able to on their own. we were told they were on the first floor. they were taken to the hospital for nonlife-threatening injuries. ngrefighters were out here for hours, put out the hot spots and gathering the information they could. theyutill be back trying to get to the cause of this re while they're investigating that. that's the one thing we haven't heard from on the latest update. we will stay on top of it. stories, and you just mentionedon eit t, bnf not our area, but across the nation, is the cold.s it bitter out here this morning. firefighters say that didn't get in the way of them putting out the fla

no—one really saw that coming, i think glen close was the most prized of anyone. her acceptance speech. 0ne prized of anyone. she is still giving her acceptance speech. one of the big stories of the night could be to do with the movie roma. this is often described as a show that gives us a clue about what is going to happen at the oscars in a few weeks. we have this film which is a mexican film winning the best foreign—language category and also best director, the filmmaker behind this, alfonso cuaron, a real epic story about a well—to—do mexican household, a beautifully made film, cinematically it is extraordinary, a really big picture, beautifully choreographed by the director and i think we will hear a lot about that when it comes to the oscars in a few weeks. the other big story of the night is greenbook, it has now won three categories for best screenplay, best comedy and also mahershala ali, best supporting actor for mahershala ali, best supporting actorfor his mahershala ali, best supporting actor for his performance as the very gifted pianist in the segreg

." >> penny says her husband, glen, told her best friend, paula that penny was dying and wanted paula what started as a search for truth. >> you said it's a lie. you pass yourself around more than a bucket of kentucky fried chicken. >> this is not about me, glen, it's about you. >> announcer: took a turn that nobody expected. >> dr. phil: are you having an anxiety attack? >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: today will be a changing day in your life. >> five, four -- >> dr. phil: i'm not giving up on you. [cheers & applause]

oak glen heading into trestle glen. pockets of moderate showers. berkeley, claremont avenue. heading into the inland east bay around concord, pleasant hill. ygnacio valley road, it's pretty wet. scattered light showers. not all of this is reaching the ground. some of it on the peninsula, definitely hitting the ground around san mateo. belmont. as we head towards the south bay, alum rock, into san jose. wider perspective showing you the main energy with this storm heading into southern california. that's where they've been seeing some snow. grapevine is closed. tomorrow scattered showers. tenth to a half an inch. breezy to windy at times. so tonight expect more scattered showers. hour-by-hour, you can see. and that's not the only system we're tracking. a level 3 coming your way on wednesday. i'll be back with a closer look at the watches that are coming with that strong storm straight ahead. larry? >> thank you, sandhya. see you in a few minutes. >>> san francisco firefighters rescued a stranded surfer near land's end this afternoon. a firefighter paddled out to the man who wa

to glen's point, if you don't have clarity on your side, don't go for clarity. you can muddy the waters enough, you provide yourself some political cover. >> thank you so much. thank you. a lot more ahead, including, coming up, the intersection of money, power and politics as world and business leaders descend on davos. president trump is sitting out switzerland. another example of his america first agenda leaving him disengage from the world perhaps. >>> first, the big oscar nominations. and the best picture nominees, black pan they black klansman. bohemian rhapsody. a star is born. i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid.

i hear you, glen, saying not much of a legal remedy to push this forward. there's also political hay to the made on both sides. let's be clear. both from democrats saying, see, this is president trump at his worst, and some republicans saying this is president trump standing his ground. the comment that the president made, christina, about this lasting potentially months, potentially years, sounds audacious until you hear the log jam. like i'm not sure what breaks this. >> i don't know. i mean, and i don't think the president knows because we've been on this roller coaster with him the past two years's literally, he hears something, he goes with it. ask him a question, you can literally see he hasn't thought tab and speaks extemporaneously, oh, yeah. maybe i should do that. the question is suddenly a suggestion. dangerous. the vast majority of americans are living paycheck to paycheck. i was in graduate school six years. i know what living paycheck to paycheck is. these are people with families, mortgage, kids that need supplies and christmas was here. righ

the rig is on eastbound side at cherry glen.there's about a half-mile backup in the eastbound direction and about a mile backup in the westbound direction. taking a look. the chp decided about five hours later it was time to issue a sig-alert because traffic was getting backed up. here's a look at the drive times. 680 the corridor from highway 4 into walnut creek under 10 minutes. and 24 into oakland, it's looking pretty good as well. over the altamont from tracy into dublin, westbound 580. >>> "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> sam champion is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. good morning, sam. >> hey you guys. matt, jessica, how are you doing? you feeling good, i think, right? >> okay. i'll just go. coming up on gma, 150 million waking up to a deep chill in the midwest facing the coldest air in a generation. that's what people are saying. schools are closed, flights canceled. even the amtrak shut down. places not getting mail. it's a big deal. now that system is sliding east and bringing

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and we stepped into europe last year tony visconti the legendary producer is with us and glen green. yourself were actually part of it all and you've added len gregory famous for having seventeen we satirize the hatches economic policies in the eighty's when did when did. it by accident it was in a plan to do an interview for the instant contemporary. and i thought that's a bit you know from a but. talked me into i did it did put a band together with a name and musicians like from belong day. one of spandau ballet steve norman paul bob geldof's guitarist and they were it did they did a festival with under the banner of the institute and they said well why don't you come and do two numbers so i went and did a couple of songs at the festival and i was amazed because i'd played the song for like a couple of decades you know the audience response was response was that manson and a lot were teenagers and then we had to go off and tow with long day so they said will you get the drummer in your own band and i went yeah as long as of the after all dish and you know these are the some of the

john, glen, thank you very much. appreciate your time, have a good weekend. >> you as well. >>> while the country is scrambling to learn exactly what russia was doing during the 2016 election, is one of their oligarchs having his best week ever? verywhere meet o, that's good! frozen pizza one third of our classic crust is made with cauliflower but that's not stopping anyone o, that's good! [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ >>> it's one russian oligarch who is a central figure in the russia investigation having his best week ever. it seems that way for o ligament der pas -- oleg deripaska. he's the former owner of the second largest aluminum producer and he has a business history with paul manafort. that's according to "the washington post." manafort allegedly offered to brief the oligarch two weeks before trump accepted the republican nomination to be president. there's no evidence anything came of this. so how did things get so good for deripaska? okay. well, senate repu

behind it, bright and breezy before more rain pushes into the north—west of the great glen.or many. asimilar a mild saturday afternoon for many. a similar theme moving into sunday but a slight change as the high—pressure drifts away and another weather front bridges across the top, the isobars bridged together. the wind will become more ofa together. the wind will become more of a feature, satellite into sunday, reaching gusts along the coast. england and wales, bright and breezy afternoon, largely dry, more persistent rain into the north west of scotla nd persistent rain into the north west of scotland and gusts of wind largely in excess of 40, 50, maybe even 60 mph which will take the edge off the field of things to the extreme north—west, seven or 8 degrees, but further south, ten or 11 yet again across the country. things will change as we move into next week because the high—pressure continues to push off into the atlantic, allowing the cold air is still backed down from the arctic. not the extreme cold and severe weather that we have in europe at the moment, but nevert

could be looking at temperatures down to —12 celsius in one or two sheltered glens of eastern scotlandround once the mist and fog tend to clear away. we should start to see showers easing away from the south—east corner and just a few others dotted around western areas. temperatures really will struggle after that — very cold start. no higher than 3—5 degrees. as we look into thursday, a weather front approaches this north—west corner. ahead of it, some showery bursts of rain which will continue to move southwards. it might turn into sleet and snow in cold air into the south—east, something to keep an eye on. further west, the clouds will build up with outbreaks of showery rain and more of a breeze. much of the country except for a few showery burst of rain, should be dry with some good spells of sunshine but still on the chilly side. 0n into friday, the warm front, as the name suggests, will introduce something a little less cold to many parts of the country. we start to pick up some milder air off the atlantic but it will be short—lived because on into the weekend, it turns colder on

despite the ban, treasury ministerjohn glen says it's important not to become complacent.re that we stay ahead of this and we are not saying it's the end of it either. if there is a mutation in the scammers activities we will be looking very carefully to take further action in future. the government is being criticised for not serving up a cold calling bands sooner not serving up a cold calling bands sooner but now anyone calling without your permission about your pension savings is breaking the law. simon gompertz, bbc news, south london. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: donald trump has appealed directly to the american people, urging them to support his controversial southern border wall. afterwards, the democrats gave their response. they called on the president to immediately reopen the ghovernment. australian police are dealing with suspicious packages that have been sent to 11 foreign embassies and consulates in the cities of melbourne and canberra. let's look then at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. l

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we could be looking at temperatures as low as —12 to —15 celsius in some of the scottish glens.ice and also risk of freezing fog to start this morning. but, on the plus side, plenty of crisp winter sunshine. now, things start to go downhill across the south—west of england across wales and that weather system arrives, initially bringing rain and turning increasingly to snow across this part of the country. further north and east it should be relatively dry. the sunshine continuing. but it will be a cold day with increasing easterly winds. now this sleet and snow will gather force and become more widespread, pushing northwards and eastwards all the while through thursday evening and overnight. some heavy snow likely across the downs of the south—east into the midlands and certainly across southern and eastern parts of wales. by early friday this is the lying snow, a map. we could be looking at significant accumulations across parts of wales, the south—west, and the south downs, 1—4 centimetres to lower levels. a lot more than that further north. so a significant risk of ice throu

it. ie the glen. thet meg leeee " to avoid new checks on this border.ed by many brexiteers at westminster and northern ireland's democratic unionist party, but supported by many people living around here. when-are when - are a third country, there are checks that have to occur at an external border and the backstop meant those checks would occur elsewhere. there has been promises by both the british and irish governments that this border will be kept as open as it is today, but until there is a clear agreement in westminster, many people here believe a no—deal brexit is now a real possibility. south of the border, in the republic of ireland, they are watching developments closely. ireland says it will not impose a ha rd blow ireland says it will not impose a hard blow order, the uk says it would, do you believe them? -- hard border. there has to be the clarification of import tariffs. border. there has to be the clarification of import tariffsm could happen by default. it is the default position and it is up to parliament to come up with an alternative.

we could be looking at temperatures as low as —12 to —15 celsius in some of the scottish glens.s morning. but, on the plus side, plenty of crisp winter sunshine. now, things start to go downhill across the south—west of england across wales and that weather system arrives, initially bringing rain and turning increasingly to snow across this part of the country. further north and east it should be relatively dry. the sunshine continuing. but it will be a cold day with increasing easterly winds. now this sleet and snow will gather force and become more widespread, pushing northwards and eastwards all the while through thursday evening and overnight. some heavy snow likely across the downs of the south—east into the midlands and certainly across southern and eastern parts of wales. by early friday this is the lying snow, a map. we could be looking at significant accumulations across parts of wales, the south—west, and the south downs, 1—4 centimetres to lower levels. a lot more than that further north. rain, sleet, and snow will continue to fall, become lighter and patchier, but it

have staff communicate with me regarding the reasons that this station was put at randall street and glen park when there seems to be substantial opposition. >> can you designate someone to take that up. if it is not taken up to your satisfaction or the board needs a briefing, please request that. this is an ongoing issue of concern for this board. >> thank you very much. >> mr. chairman, you do have a member of the public who wishes to address items on this topic that don't relate to the election of chair or vice chair >> please call that member. good afternoon, mr. toronto, welcome back. >> it's been a while. i had to get a little sleep to come here, because i went to the airport commission meeting this morning. i worked until 4 in the morning, i couldn't go home and get back here, but i got a little shut eye. i want to congratulate you on your chairmanship. i want to address what director borden mentioned about the jobs for muni drivers. how about offering them to cab drivers where you have our records and background checks? why is it only the chariot? and we work with a variety of dif

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could be looking at temperatures down to —12 celsius in one or two sheltered glens of eastern scotlandund once the mist and fog tend to clear away. we should start to see showers easing away from the south—east corner and just a few others dotted around western areas. temperatures really will struggle after that — very cold start. no higher than 3—5 degrees. as we look into thursday, a weather front approaches this north—west corner. ahead of it, some showery bursts of rain which will continue to move southwards. it might turn into sleet and snow in cold air into the south—east, something to keep an eye on. further west, the clouds will build up with outbreaks of showery rain and more of a breeze. much of the country except for a few showery burst of rain, should be dry with some good spells of sunshine but still on the chilly side. 0n into friday, the warm front, as the name suggests, will introduce something a little less cold to many parts of the country. we start to pick up some milder air off the atlantic but it will be short—lived because on into the weekend, it turns colder once

and glen kirschner, former federal prosecutor.here's -- you know, 350e7ival used very strong language. mob tactics is something members of congress have said. as a federal prosecutor, what do you think? >> it is mob tactic. i it don't think that's hyperbole. i did mob cases for 15 years and this is right out of their playbook. >> so you had a cooperating witness and someone else would publicly tell that person. >> this is why it's harder for people to maybe see. so i think glen and i have both used this analogy, this hypothatical to explain it. if i was prosecuting a mob boss and one of his capos was prosecuting, and they met in a bathroom during trial or somewhere during the core proceeding, things like this have happened and the mob boss said to the cooperatinging witness i can tell about your father or something like that, and that cooperator came back and whether or not the father was implicated in criminal conduct is not the point. that said in private in that setting is more obvious. who's he talking to when he says it publi

scott budman with the frisky tenants, then tina and louise of willow glen. owner in and out of toub town, daughter at college, so neighbor offered a casita for the kitties. >> didn't plan for. money doesn't distinguish between sex or race, even species these days. >> reporter: silicon valley authority, housing at premium, smaller percentage of humans able to afford it. >> in america we love pets. may sound funny but it's clever and creative. and i like it. >> reporter: someone to feed them, visits from the famil lap of luxury. >> looks comfortable. >> very. nicest place. saw a tv inre. opposable for them, music, thumbs. >> scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> big screen tv? >> watching animal planet or dog shows. you got a lot going on. >>> good day to be indoors like the cats. >> tomorrow is bigger than we thought. >> based on the radar trend, low pressure area approaching bay area and northern california brought new life to showers offshore. watching thunderstorms and cells showing brief rotation. why that's important, last weekend stronger cells approachin

so can you zoom in and see across the south bay campbell as well, look at willow glen, looking at way wet start to the day. there is the bay bridge. the wet roadways out there. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. downtown san francisco at 54. san jose at53. your weather headlines, cloudy start to the day. foggy as well because of those showers. low visibility in spots. temperatures in the 60s as we head through the afternoon. so mostly cloudy skies. slightly cooler compared to yesterday but still mild with above average temperatures. we can't completely rule out a stray sprinkle or shower as we head through the afternoon with that disturbance today with more storms this week, an active weather pattern for sure. we'll time it out for you on futurecast taking you hour by hour in a few minutes. >> i've got some good news to report. we've kept our eye on this trouble spot along westbound 580 connecting over to 80 right in the heart of the maze. we had a vehicle stuck in lanes that is now being cleared. they just towed it off the freeway and you can see traffic is backed up. so the damage is

. >> a dear friend of mine and former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst glen kirshner. cohen has been at president trump's side for a long time. in your mind what is the most damaging thing that could come out of testimony? i was surprised cummings wants to focus on the stormy daniels payments. >> the most damaging thing that could come out of cohen's mouth is the truth. and we all know the congressional committees didn't get the truth last time he testified. >> why do you think we're getting it now? >> because, you know, he has not become a formal cooperating witness but he's become a cooperator of sorts. so i actually think continued lies hurt him now more than they help him. back when he was still aligned with the president, he was willing to lie on behalf of the president to protect him. he doesn't seem to be willing to do that anymore. >> but he could be willing to lie to protect himself. >> he absolutely could. that's why, when we have somebody in michael cohen's situation who is -- i'll call him a quasicooperating witness. we make sure what he says is truthful an

it could be the coldest night of the winter so far here in the uk with temperatures in the scottish glens—14. we are used to seeing snow up here in the brecon beacons, the ground is pretty high and there is a snowfall behind me and the mountain rescue teams are very busy this time of year. marc teams are very busy this time of year. machones teams are very busy this time of year. marc jones is teams are very busy this time of year. machones is from the brecon mountain rescue team. what are you expecting in the coming days? we are preparing for an increase in calls with the snow forecast from tomorrow afternoon so we with the snow forecast from tomorrow afternoon so we are with the snow forecast from tomorrow afternoon so we are expecting a busy weekend. we also make the 4x4s available to other services like the police and the ambulance to help them to get to emergency calls and help them in their routine calls like patients who are on dialysis to get the treatment they need. we are helping them where we can. thank you very much. substantial snow is forecast to come in across southern engl

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. >> reporter: glen dechico of berkley doesn't leave hayis hou without his thermos. no empty couple ends up notiin landful. he sa it's something everyoneds t >> when people see a charge for the bag or cup they change their behavior. >> reporter: sophie hahn wrote the ordinance that promises to reduce the single-fuuse plastic that ends up in the landfill and in the bay itself. if it passes, starting january of next year anyone who uses a dispose willing cup will have to pay 25 cents for it. plastics industry association is a lobbying firm in washington, d.c. that represents companies who manufacture plastic products. their vp of affairs says berkley's ordinance won't just impact the average joe's wallet. >> it's going to impact the restaurant on restaurant owners more than anybody else. >> reporter: council member hahn says there will be some exceptions for some food stamps users. that's the latest here in berkley, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> the search continues for a man who impersonated a meals on wheels employee. last week he stood outside of a safe w

one winning mega millions ticket was sold for last night's $425 million jackpot in glen head, long islandt 25 miles from new york city. the cash option for the jackpot is $254.6 million. the winning numbers, 34-44-57-62-70, the gold mega ball was 14. dave? >> that's the way to start the new year. >>> texas pulling off a huge upset beating georgia in the sugar bowl. this after their mascot set the tone before the game. andy scholes has more in the "bleacher report." happy new year, my friend. >> happy new year, dave. there aren't too many live mascots on the field in college football anymore. bevo, the longhorn at texas, is one of them. check out what happened before the sugar bowl. the bulldog trying to get a pregame pick with bevo, but he was having none of it. bevo charging at uga. luckily no one was hurt when he did that. but bevo definitely setting the tone for the game. texas scoring the first 17 points. quarterback sam ellinger who dreamed of playing quarterback for the longhorns since he was a toddler rushed for three touchdowns. matthew mcconaughey loving it on the sidelines. tom

. >> this is the casita located behind a single-family home here in -- willow glen. inside, two tiny tenants. they like to lounge around the country. according to the landlord, they mind themselves, don't complain and the $1500 a month rent comes on time. >> i never planned for this to happen. people love their pets. they are part of the family. they really do care for them. now i have my buddies. >> reporter: his buddy is victoria. she could not take the cats to the dorms when she started school. her father lives in the bay area. when his fiancie's dog and the cats did not get along, he was looking for a quick solution. she says hey, would you mind how about i rented your place. he says what you mean? you don't have to deal with people and i can stick because there. i am close and can visit. this place comes with a bathroom and shower and an apple tv. it does not have a kitchen. the cats may be getting a good deal. rents fall just under $2000 a month. victoria says, it is a temporary solution until she gets her own place after the school year. >> it is not in a publ

blocking the roadway with another storm report, a tree blocking northbound and southbound lanes at the glen canyon road. there is a coastal flood advisory in effect from 5 am to 9 am along the low-lying areas and the bayfront with sea water expected along the roadways. we have very rough surf, and this will begin at 5 am today through 5 pm tomorrow with the sea swelling up to 40 feet or heil -- or higher with an increased rip current risk. be careful along the coast. through the day will show you the future d we are unstable in atmosphere with showers developing through the day. we will time it out in a few minutes. >>> let's check in with gianna on the traffic. >> on highway 84 eastbound, we have big rig that is stuck on its side. the problem is that it is carrying 20,000 pounds of content and they are trying to unload that big rig which is locking up this mess. they are diverting traffic to the southbound 880. at the south bay on another part of 24 we have affected traffic signals. apparently they may have been blown down and they are over the center divide so use caution with the four wa