. >>> they are already in the parts of the north bay and in humboldt county steady rain no fog, we stille a ways to go and it looks like am and i would not be feeling pad and it looks like rain saturday and thrapple be a better system. santa rosa is only 34% of normal and san those 5 -- san jose 52 versus 1.79. san jose will be making up a little ground here and our system is beginning to get closer but it is between youing in and hey, that is 18 they used to see and this will provide snow and i doubt these move very much at all, i guess they are socked in am and beaumont, los altos 52 and they are stand into a little more and then the third one on saturday. cooler what rain totals. the bump on meat it looks good for points north. i know some areas did not get much rain but some did. rain is developing some thick morning fog and that's mainly the main developments and we do find the rain am and i don't think the following is going anywhere, i think that will be back. >> okay, really, over the next few days? >> sunday and monday. >> okay. thanks, steve. 5:21 is the time right now. oakland

miller may be going to the humboldt county area, specifically the petrolia area, because that's whereand was very familiar with that area of humboldt county. >> petrolia is a small town. population around 600, but those people are spread out over 30 or 40 miles. so nobody really has neighbors, but everyone knows everybody because it's a small town. ♪ >> he was from here. he went to school here, grammar school, everything. so most of the older people in town remember him and know him and know what kind of a person that he has been. >> shane miller did quite well for himself in the marijuana world. has numerous properties. money wasn't a problem for him. >> allegedly, you know, he'd played in the methamphetamine world, possibly he was a user of meth, probably mushrooms. he was a gun fanatic. >> all the towns around here, people know of him or they've known him since he was little. most people we talked to about him said he's a scary guy and he's definitely very violent. >> about 16 hours after the homicides were discovered, around noon, there was a sighting of mr. miller and his vehicle

humboldt county prosecutor doubts that even he would get the same preferential treatment. >> candidlyg under the influence tonight and i was arrested i would spend time in the humboldt county jail as well. >> this week the court dropped the resisting charge after he pled guilty to dui and he served one day in jail and six more were dismissed because he spent a month in rehab. i will be keeping an eye what is happening north of the redwood curtain. send a tip for our next investigation at the i team page at abc7news.com or call me at 1-888-4 the i team. dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> pleasanton offered the vees rans of foreign wars and the american legion with the tri valley veterans day parade down main street. more than 100 units took part including servicemen and women and military vehicles and marching bands. there was a salute from a pearl harbor survivor and korean war helicopters flew over the parade and that was a first. >>> sounds like we have parade weather for the rest of the week. let's back over to drew. >> i like that. we do indeed. lots of sunshine in the next seven stays --

i took 22 units in a semester in college and maintained employment at the university in humboldt state and ran a program for veterans on the side. after graduating december 2011, i struggled finding employment even though i was a community organizer in a rural area and performed a lot of different activities, i always got categorized because i was a former infantry man. they told me you are pretty good for law enforcement or security and nothing else. with that, on my employment prospects were very narrow and i didn't know what i can actually do for gainful employment. upon graduating i ended up in an argument with my roommate and ended up couch is surfing for a number of months. the only thing i had was my pension from the va. i was good enough to have a good support system of friends that i didn't end up on the streets. it took about 8 months before i found my first job and before that i wasn't seeking treatment and i ended up self medicating and getting in trouble and losing my employment because of it. i ended up in a pretty bad cyclical repeat of unemployment with an additional du

the humboldt county prosecutor doubts he would get the same preferential treatment. >> i suspected ituence and was arrested i would spend time in jail as well. >> this week the court dropped the resisting charge against young after he pleaded guilty. he served one day in jail and six more dismissed because he spent a month in rehab. >> i will keep an eye on what is happening north of the redwood curtain. send a tip on the i team page at abc7news.com or call me at 1-8 i 8-4 the i team. >>> the wizards world of harry potter is back. j.k. rowling released a special story on her potter more website about the life of the much hated professor dolores umbridge. it is based on a teacher she disliked intensely on site. and this won't be her last venture into the potter universe. she has three new movies in the works. >> despite a wet morning the rain stopped long enough for a pleasant evening. >> it worked out well. >> families trick-or-treating up and down belvedere street. >> not just the kids were dressed up. also parents and even houses were decked out. peopling pad the streets for a festi

the humboldt county prosecutor doubtse would get the same preferential tatment. >> i suspected it if driving under th influence and was arrested i would spend time in jail as well. >> this week the court dropped the resisting arge against young after he pleaded guilty. he served one day in jail and six more dismissed because he spt a month in rehab. >> i will keep an eye on wha is happening north of the redwd curtain. nd a tip on the i tam page at abc7newcom or call me at 1-8 i 8-4 the i team. >>> the wizards world of harry tter is back. j.k. rowling released a special story on her potter more website about the life of the much hated professor dolores umbridge. it is based on a teacher she disliked intensely on site. and this won't be her last venture into the potter universe. she has three new movs in the works. >>espite a wet morning the rain stopped long enough for a pleasant evening. >> itworked out well. >> families trick-or-treating up and down belvedere street. >> not just the kids were dressed up. also parents and even houses were decked out. peopling pad the streets fora fes

and the main action has been focused up to the north and a few lightning strikes detected out to humboldtounty and well offshore. this is the radar loop over the past six hours. this is our live camera looking out over the golden gate bridge. wet roadways and probably accumulating water on the roadways. we'll get rid of that and show you pattern. those yellows and orange correspond to moderate downpours. could be heavier cells as well. steady rain up in the north bay. petaluma sonoma, st. helena. as you can see, closer to oakland and san leandro, those rainfall rates have been picking up especially out towards la fayette and we'll continue to tour the bay. they are covered with the green there, indicating light rain showers. the heavier amounts are out to palo alto andwoodwood side. not as much south. basically dry in morgan hill and gilroy. things are more active closer to the coastline and the san mateo coastline and right around half moon bay. as far as forecast totals, we're expecting about .25 to possibly an inch in the wettest locations. we'll have more on the timing of this system

and then when i was 13 i read humboldt's gift. i just went directly from little house on the perry to humbles gift, which was playing around. and i reread that book this last year and it was a canadian because i remembered every word of it. it was completely imprinted on my brain. and also when my grandmother was dying 10 years ago, i was having a heart time finding the right and to read to her and i ended up reading her all the little house on the prairie books again, which really have a lot of problems. he was really difficult. again, i could almost close the book and recite the next page. your brain is such a sponge when you are young and those things really stick. >> one of the great things i recommend actually listening to charlotte's web, there is an audio recording that eb white does himself and is so amazing to hear how he imagines the goose in the idiosyncratic speech patterns. when i asked you for your letter wary your letter wary hero was, ann, you said wilbur. >> i lived on a farm in tennessee when i was a kid and i go

the andid not book him into the humboldt count jail.ased him to a supervisor. >> we have a site and release policy, and we have one at our office. as long you et certain criteria, you can be cited and released. >> i'm wondering whether i would have gotten the same treatment. >> it'sa a fair question. i think it's fair for you to conclude you probably would not have. >> reporter: t district attorney claims it's the normal procedure to book aui. so far the chp arrested 234 dui drivers and just including tyson young, were sighted and released. lieutenant fabric could not tell me whether the other four were government employees or their friends or family. >> we should have aspired to entitle everyone, andveryone is assigned to the same consequence as the law. >> cops are ariding cops, right? >> reporter: when a reporter got a tip after young's arrest, she had a hard time verifying it because she was not booked into il, hiname done appear on the name of arrests who --'m talking about people who have n for senator, local -- >> his lawyer ente

the and did not book him into the humboldt county jail.hey released him to a supervisor. >> we have a site and release policy, and we have one at our office. as long you meet certain criteria, you can be cited and released. >> i'm wondering whether i would have gotten the same treatment. >> it'sa a fair question. i think it's fair for you to conclude you probably would not have. >> reporter: the district attorney claims it's the normal procedure to book a dui. so far the chp arrested 234 dui drivers and just including tyson young, were sighted and released. lieutenant fabric could not tell me whether the other four were government employees or their friends or family. >> we should have aspired to entitle everyone, and everyone is assigned to the same consequence as the law. >> cops are ariding cops, right? >> reporter: when a reporter got a tip after young's arrest, she had a hard time verifying it because she was not booked into jail, his name done appear on the name of arrests who -- i'm talking about people who have run for senator, loc

biologists have found traces of radioactive element about 100 miles off our coast, off of eureka in humboldtnty. it's far below the levels known to be harmful to people but this reinforces need for consistent monitoring. >>> new at 6:00, changing the way we build houses in earthquake country. stanford researchers say they've figured out how to make a single family home and apartment building resilient to the violent shaking of a major earthquake. conan nolan from our sister station in southern california shows us how it works. >> reporter: amidst the chaparral and scrub brush off the 15 freeway the countdown has begun. >> four, three, two, one -- >> reporter: to seismic calamity. an earthquake re-enactment. this time it's northridge, magnitude 6.8. a conventional two-story model home will move almost 15 inches. when the shaking is so far, the house will not only have survived, it will be unscathed. >> this could be a game changer. >> we think so. about you think about large tracts of development, townhouses being built, if they could be built on isolators, it could totally kind of mitigate o

jennifer jellicoe, ctv news, humboldt. >>> coming up, the ultimate workplace revenge fantasy times two. three years in the making. the gang is all back for "horrible bosses 2." this time things are even more horrible than ever. >>> ahead in our next half hour, wrist wars. we'll check out the smart bracelet that's hoping to take a big bite out of the much-anticipated apple watch. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ ♪ >>> have you ever gone that far and taken revenge on a bad boss? >> no. what would you do? >> wanted to? >> no, i don't think i've ever wanted to take revenge. >> what did you want to do? >> take them out for lunch. >> and be friends? >> why not. >> better than me. a lot of people have had some issues, of course. >> yeah. some people are lucky enough to have never had that problem. there's one group of hapless employees who do. and they're not pulling any punches the second time around. here's cameron mathison. >> let's get you prepped for a fill and drill. >> reporter: all hot and bothered. not the way we're used to seeing our friend jennifer

that crash killed ten people, several of them high school students on their way to visit humboldt university. >>> well, you know you got trouble when the mail's going to speed things up. santa clara county believes mail-in ballots may actually fix the slow election results. election officials blame this year's delayed results on outdated technology. the board of supervisors president says it's time to consider dropping traditional polling places altogether rather than spend millions to replace the election machines. already, more than 3 out of 4 voters in santa clara cast mail-in ballots. that's among the highest statewide. l.a. county has a bit more. >>> starting today, santa clara superior court is reducing the business and telephone hours by one hour. its new hours are now from 8:30 till 3:00 in the afternoon. this is because of state judicial budget cuts. >>> investigative unit exclusive report. tens of thousands of people fleeing the violence in central america has ignited a movement nationwide. tonight, our investigative team takes us behind the movement called sanctuary that started i

us a professor at humboldt university in berlin, the world's leading expert in a germany to americanse, i will start with an anecdote. withars ago i was working a german and an intern got into a fight with the boss. he said, i see in your resume, you were born. -- in a certain city. does that still play a role in politics? >> i don't think so. be.r people may some of those people are in political influence but that is way behind german now. you still have some differences across regions but they are looking at other challenges they have to deal with, including southern europe and the euro. >> there is still a divide between east and west, but it is all about money. germany spent so much time rebuilding and now we have infrastructure problems in the west, of all places. it is interesting. for the first 10 years, money was poured down the gullets of east germans. they build highways, factories, lots of infrastructure, at the cost of western german investment. lopsided situation some rebalancing. a lot of german money is flowing to eastern europe and other places. it is a general problem

there were bans on gmo's passed at the local level in humboldt county, california. there were a couple of places in california and texas that voted to ban fracking. finally, there was a soda tax measure for the bay area. in san francisco, berkeley and more than $10 million spent on those races. san francisco, a majority voted for it. it required a super majority for the tax increase. berkeley did vote for the soda tax. it was at 75%. most of this was from the beverage industry but there was some money -- michael bloomberg , the enemy of the big gulp, put in $400,000. berkeley approved it. i love this quote in the "chronicle" afterwards. roger salazar, the spokesman for anti-tax campaigns in both places, says san francisco would've mattered -- i don't think people will look at berkeley's results and see and think that is what the rest of the country would do. it is not exactly mainstream. this was the spokesman for the campaign. it is hard to believe a charmer like that was not successful. [laughter] >> other than free pot for poor people -- [laughter] -- any takeawa

frost advisory goes for another 11 minutes for mendocino county northward up to del norte, humboldt county, high fire danger out. i just saw 61 in anaheim right now. gusts to 70 miles an hour there yesterday. 29 in redding. 17 in tahoe. 36 ukiah. 45 in monterey. brutally cold all the way down to southern texas and the gulf. they are getting rain and more snow on the back side. reports of 3, 4, almost 5 feet of snow from that lake-effect system. 32 to napa and also novato. 40s for some. a lot of 30s here. menlo park holding onto 30. i wouldn't be surprised if there's a couple of 30s around. our system for wednesday will weaken. it does look like it will arrive. but a cold morning will give way to sunshine. a couple of systems. there's too much energy east of us. i'm having a hard time buying into it. we'll get some more rain wednesday and then a break. another system wants to come in i think friday or saturday. next week is looking dry. we'll see. cold morning, sunny. 30s for mow inland. high clouds in the afternoon but overall a sunny day. 60s on the temperatures. 60s for many to near 70.

humboldt county, california and -- voted down g. most. there were some places in california and in denton texas voted to ban fracking. is already a lawsuit against denton texas. finally, there were so tax measure in the bay area in san francisco, berkeley, more than 12 many dollars spent on those racist. precedent-setting. so san francisco voted, majority voted for it require a super majority. berkeley did vote for the soda tax, 75%. most of the money from the beverage industry but there was some money, michael bloomberg, the any of the big gulp put in 400,000. so berkeley uprooted 75% of the voters. i love this quote, roger salazar, a spokesman for the anti-tax campaign in both places said san francisco would have mattered but berkeley, it's berkeley but he said i don't think people will look at berkeley's results and said that's what the rest of the country would you. berkeley is the city that gives away free pot away to poor people but it's not mainstream. it's hard to believe a charmer like that was also not successful. >> other than

there were bands passed at the local level and humboldt county california and hawaii and there were a couple places in california and texas that voted on the lawsuit and finally there were tax measures in san francisco and berkeley that were precedent-setting so the majority voted but it required a majority for the tax increase but berkeley did vote for the tax. most was from the beverage industry that michael bloomberg of the enemy of the big goal putting 400,000 associate professor 25% of the voters and in this quote in the chronicle roger salazar who is the spokesman said san francisco would have mattered about i don't think people would say that's what any country would do it's hard to believe the charmer like that was also not successful. [laughter] other than free pot for poor people is there anything in the mayoral elections? >> we will have this how do you manage up if you're -- where you stand depends on where you sit and do so if your a mayor in a big city in a state with heavily republican state government, what do you do and how do you work that and of course caesar always

. >> este es un pingüino que vive entre perÚ y chile, en la corriente de humboldt, desafortunadamente >> ven las espinas, pero son diferentes a la del puercoespÍn, no tienen la punta que se enganchen, cuando se sienten amenazados se hace una bolita, y se enrollan. lo puedes tocar muy suavecito. asÍ. muy bien. y son las espinas. >> una pregunta, mi hija estÁ obsesionada con los...¿ se pueden tener como mascota? >> hay una colonia en los estados unidos donde sÍ se pueden conseguir como mascota, ya en África es ilegal sacar a los animales. >> pobres animales! aguantarte en casa todo el dÍa. >> ¿quÉ es lo que come? >> son gusanos, porque comen insectos, les pusimos gusanos por si quieren comer. >> y para cerrar con broche de oro, tenemos que cerrar con esta maravilla, miren nada mÁs esto, por favor, pero! >> platÍcame de esta maravilla. >>es un castor norteamericano, se llama peanut, tiene dos aÑos y medio. >> estÁ investigando. >> es un rescate, vino de canadÁ. ven acÁ. vino de canadÁ, un oso atacÓ a su familia, y ella fue la Única sobreviviente, pesa 50 libras, porque el gobierno de can

it looks good for del norte humboldt county. we have a lot of low clouds and fog over us.ds increase. rain northward. it will start tonight. it's already on its way. maybe late this afternoon for the north bay. once they start to move quick. this one is getting closer to fort bragg. we have a little bit of sun here this morning. but up north we're gonna see see -- decent rain. 40s and 50s. already spilling over which will lead to rain tonight. it looks like by noon on saturday. it will weaken considerably. fog, low clouds, some sun. not a lot. clouds are increasing. some rain starts in the north bay. overnight tonight into early saturday morning. 50s and 60s. here he is, the man, sal castanedo. >> i want to show you the eastshore freeway has been terrible. well, today, it is what it normally should be for a commute. about 30 minutes driving from the carquinez bridge to the maze at this time of the morning. that's actually pretty good. one day we had 90 minutes. this is much better as you drive on westbound 80. you will see a little bit of slowing. i would say it's a do-abl

and then when i was 13 i read humboldt's gift. i just went directly from little house on the perry to humbles gift, which was playing around. and i reread that book this last year and it was a canadian because i remembered every word of it. it was completely imprinted on my brain. and also when my grandmother was dying 10 years ago, i was having a heart time finding the right and to read to her and i ended up reading her all the little house on the prairie books again, which really have a lot of problems. he was really difficult. again, i could almost close the book and recite the next page. your brain is such a sponge when you are young and those things really stick. >> one of the great things i recommend actually listening to charlotte's web, there is an audio recording that eb white does himself and is so amazing to hear how he imagines the goose in the idiosyncratic speech patterns. when i asked you for your letter wary your letter wary hero was, ann, you said wilbur. >> i lived on a farm in tennessee when i was a kid and i go