reporter brian hickey has more on the dangerous road conditions you could face if you are headed the sierra. >> reporter: this latest storm feeling spring feel like winter. chain controls in effect for drivers coming up over the sierra. you are gonna need to have those chains with snow tires to get across the mountain pass not only through today but caltrans anticipates into tomorrow morning and beyond. you will need chance or four- wheel drive to get over the sierra as this latest storm could bring as much as a foot of snow to the mountain passes. up to 2 feet of snow at the tops of the ski resorts. certainly a significant storm if it all holds together. it could be one of the first storms. it's too little too late as they've already shut down for the season. other resorts open getting ready for a powder day and hoping that will bring business hoping to make a little more money but again be ready for winter conditions here in the sierra. i'm britain hick -- brian hickey, fox 2 news. >>> 1.5 million pounds of dirt was going to be installed at levi stadium for the supercross events. i

not so great is the ride here on interstate 280 in the southbound direction where at hickey boulevardwe are still have an accident that's backing up the ride barking into daily city. >>> a dead sperm whale washing up on pacifica beach as we try to figure out how this whale died. yolie has more. >> reporter: i got here closer to it. you can see the whale here still on the beach. it wash the up between monday night and into tuesday, and they did get a chance to check it out for a little bit and they -- they think that it's a male sperm whale because it's about 49 feet long, and they see no sign of trauma on the body of this whale so they're going to have to do a deeper examination and try to figure out what actually caused this whale to die and wash up ashore did it wash up and then die they're not sure about that. but this is migration season and a lot of times a lot of the residents hearsay they see whales all the time, swimming alongside of the shore but never have they seen just a washed up on to shore and if you can see this person that gives a good gauge about how big this whale i

what is he gonna do when he sees a hickey?as slash cathy's tires. >> obviously somebody had -- would have to be very angry at her to slash her tires. if those tires were slashed, ladies and gentlemen, there's only one suspect. there's only person that did it. >> reporter: murphy said sam's anger continued to build as cathy's attention turned to albert -- the same week when sam asked her to elope. a proposal she told her sister tina she was going to reject on saturday -- the day she was killed. >> so now it's not just a hickey. it's a denial of a proposal and it's all because of another guy. >> reporter: the result, the prosecutor said, was an attack so savage -- cathy stabbed more than 70 times -- that it could only be the work of a jealous lover. >> every one of those cuts meant something. every one of those stab wounds meant something. >> reporter: and the finishing blow -- >> she was alive and sam lopez cut her throat. it's as cold-blooded as you can possibly get. >> reporter: the 21st anniversary of cathy's murder fell dur

hickey's employees testified before a house committee today.month investigation found the philadelphia office has among many other things mishandled and/or neglected male and manipulated dates to make old claims look new. >>> topping your entertainment headlines today a big award for hollywood star sandra bullock people magazine naming bullock this year' most beautiful woman but the oscar winning actress says she doesn't take her appearance that seriously. joining us now is host of dish nation head crack. head crack bullock says she focuses on being a beautiful person on the inside. >> that's where it begins at. i mean at 50 years old who would ever think in 2015 sandra bullock would be named the world' most beautiful woman i think she deserves it. you never really hear anything about slanderous in the news, she's all about taking care of her child and like i mean she seems like a good egg all around. the cool thing is when she her the news, she said that's ridiculous. she taking the whole thing in stride. she gives a lot of energy and heart to

reporter brian hickey joins us live from donner summit where even though it's spring, the mountains are starting to look like a winter wonderland. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. up here on donner summit. the snow coming down. it started about 4 a. 30. in the last hour or two, we've seen a steadily snowfall. that's turn things into white. we talked to the superintendent of the caltrans area up here in the sierra saying they are 20, 30 minutes out from having chain controls under the present conditions. the highways are open. if you are watching this to the bay area, by the time you get to the bay area, the chain controls should be in effect with a heavy band of moisture moving its way up to the moisture. great news for the drought. they are expecting up to two feet of snow at the highest elevations at the top of some of those resorts. here at pass levels, could see about a foot of snow. again, great news for the mountains. we're looking across it. boreal. some ski resorts have shut down. boreal was making snow. they operate a summer camp. i imagine they are trying

my commander, colonel jim hickey, was a marvelous warrior. general ray ordierno was our commander in the fourth infantry division. those were my two immediate commanders. they gave me great latitude. i'm very grateful for their bravery and trust. we worked together as a team. my unit was not the only one involved, but was one of about half a dozen. it was very humbling to participate in that time. we nearly captured saddam in the summer of 2003. we did not get him, but we got personal effects, papers, $10 million in cash, $2 million in jewelry. it turns out, he was captured six months after that raid across the river. you could see the two places from one another. you could see his home, where i had soldiers using it as an outpost, all three could see each other. it was really interesting and i count it a great privilege to have participated in that. i give great credit to all the units involved. my book, it has been noted for its vivid detail and a lot of the experiences we went through. that was very important to me coming home was to tell

. >> my name is chris hickey and i bought a building on folsom street in 2012 and the brokers told me there was flooding problems in the past and it had been fixed, a new road and plumbing and there were two floods this year and four floods since i have been there. i ended up after talking to the city and the neighbors it seems like the city was not going to do anything soon so i embarked moving all my tenant it is out and raised the slab for flooding and put flood gates in and pump system to protect my own building but the streets still floods. something needs to happen and i propose that perhaps we could get a committee together from some of the stakeholders, the business owners of the neighborhood, building owners and something from the puc and have a small committee to brainstorm ideas and ideas from us and hear from them and we could perhaps that to somebody who can say yes and we can do these things because all we hear is no right now. thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. i also want to call david hooper and anyone else that would like to speak come up. >> helloiff i am

beduse you were distracted >>stanley roberts:we never have to leave the intersection of gellert and hickeyto find violators like this driver in the white bmw playing phone twister >>stanley roberts:thats when the right hand in holding the cell phone on the left ear, now what's about to happen next show that phone twister can make navigating an auto safely >>:pull up past the driveway, now normally that a rather easy task if both hands were free but instead the car goes in reverse >>:put you car in driver and pull up past the driveway >>stanley roberts:but the driver stays in reverse and then starts rolling backwards even more >>:put your car in drive and pull up past the driverway >>stanley roberts:then finally the corporal get to have a chat with the driver >>:you can't it up to use it holding it up to your ear like that >>stanley roberts:this next driver its hard to see but she also has a phone firmly attached to her ear. who she was taking to created a double wammy . in cost that is >>:who were you talking to my lawyer, your lawyer >>stanley roberts:the base fine for the first violation

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it will take you a while to get to 19th avenue onto 280 because of a crash on hickey boulevard.traffic is going to be a little bit better on 101 but not much. i would say you need to leave yourself extra time. let's take a lock at some of the other commutes. i traffic on 280 at the 880 will be slow getting up to highway 17. this morning's commute on northbound one is getting better. it's still slow. the south bay commute is slow and so is the commute on 880 getting to the south bay. as we bring in mark tamayo, one. lock e songs of led zeppelin is dazed and confused. >> what about stairway to heaven? >> that's about eight minutes. >> stairway to heaven. that was an awkward song at a school dance. it starts off slow and gets fast. that was always my challenge. >>> a lot of sunshine. temperatures warming back up. 60s, 70s. warmest locations will be around 80. nice wednesday morning. 65 to 80 degrees later on this afternoon. but a bit of a breeze out there. keep that in mind. winds have been picking up, especially up in the north way. you can winds in fairfield have backed off. earl

up the right here at bay for bill barr with thick of the ax and on the arginine northbound 280 ed hickeywith that of the are millbrae to sfo all the way along 101 northbound as a 47 minute drive times into downtown san francisco jammed on 101 or 1 01 south also there is an accident now in the vicinity of hospital curb. slowing the trip off the upper deck look at 280 into san francisco is a mess this morning and for your trip coming over from the east bank if you're ride out of the macarthur maze even the 880 approach is backed up to was glad we've seen some slight improvement in the drive time for the san mateo bridge westbound and still and 18 minute trip across the span and still about 25 to 27 minutes from hayward over to san mateo. >>anny hong: they're searching for the missile malaysia airlines they issued a joint statement today saying that they've agreed to extend such area in the indian ocean by 37,000 square miles if the plan is not found by maine. that is a two-year to finish, the new search area and two thirds of the current search area has been scoured off the west coast of a

hickey freidman has made me three hazmat suits. >> obama wants to start classifying pandemic viruses violence. that's where we are at. take care of yourself now. >> now everybody is mad in california. usually a mellow state because there is no water out there miller. what's going on? >> well, we are certainly in a, shall we say our potable dodage. i have a feeling that the democratic powers that be out here in california will spring in to the fray and come up with a tax on dust. that's what they are going to do. >> dust? >> you can't depend on anybody out here, billy. what you should do is go out dressed at jed clampett and start shooting at varments and instead of hitting oil hit water. they are not any smarter here in california than they are in the overview. the state government is going to start selling dry packs of simulated water and all you have to do is add water to them. that will be the solution out here because nobody is a genius. >> there is no water to it add to. they a lot of this is jokes. i'm a comedian. [ laughter ] >> i am just pointing out the absurdity of the joke

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my commander, colonel jim hickey, who works on the senate staff now, he was a marvelous warrior. general ray ordierno, who is the chief of staff of the army was , our commander in the fourth infantry division. those were my two immediate commanders. they gave me great latitude. i'm very grateful for their bravery and trust. we worked together as a team. my unit was not the only one involved, but was one of about half a dozen. it was very humbling to participate in that time. to lead the raids. we nearly captured saddam in the summer of 2003. we did not get him, but we got personal effects, papers, $10 million in cash, $2 million in jewelry. it turns out, he was captured six months after that raid across the river. you could see the two places from one another. you could see his home, where i had soldiers using it as an outpost -- all three could see each other. so it was really interesting and i count it a great privilege to have participated in that. i give great credit to all the units involved. my book, it has been noted for its vivid detail and a lot of the experiences we wen

this is from colonel hickey from the archdiocese of washington. he writes a heartfelt letter, part of it reads --i want to assure you of my prayers and support. at noon today at st. matthew's cathedral i am celebrating mass to ask god's blessing and strength for you and all who are risking their lives to halt aggression in kuwait. may god be with you and lead us all to peace with justice. as president bush is receiving these multitudes of notes and letters and words of encouragement, he sends up to congress this authorization of use of military force on the 16th. you would think he has a whole lot on his plate. he is worried about barbara and her injuries, he has desert storm, and he calls president reagan. they talk about this friendship that we saw with that beginning note. president reagan talks about how he is on his side. he states emphatically that i'm totally supportive, and president bush promises to call him in advance of that happening. just when you think he has so much on his plate he cannot do anything else, what does he do? he does w

my commander, colonel jim hickey, who works on the senate staff now, was a marvelous warrior. general ray ordierno was our commander in the fourth infantry division. those were my two immediate commanders. they gave me great latitude. i'm very grateful for their bravery and trust. we worked together as a team. my unit was not the only one involved, but was one of about half a dozen. it was very humbling to participate in that time. to lead the raids. we nearly captured saddam in the summer of 2003. we did not get him, but we got personal effects, papers, $10 million in cash, $2 million in jewelry. it turns out, he was captured six months after that raid across the river. you could see the two places from one another. you could see his home, where i had soldiers using it as an outpost, all three could see each other. it was really interesting and i count it a great privilege to have participated in that. i give great credit to all the units involved. my book, it has been noted for its vivid detail and a lot of the experiences we went through. that was very important to me comin