transition day -- cooler -- not as pretty but still some energy coming down off of dell north and humboldt and mendocino county. isolated showers were those areas. for us, mostly clear -- everything from yesterday has moved off that you can see a couple of showers there -- to the north some there and partly cloudy -- mostly sunny/activity from yesterday has departed. look at the lows -- 41 in santa rosa -- 40s yesterday -- a few 30s as well -- calistoga has checked in and it will be close for windsor and to limit -- noticeably cooler. what about the breeze? still there -- not as fresh as yesterday but still a breezy day. look at the energy coming down -- not a sunny day -- partly cloudy in the afternoon with breeze and cooler afternoon cloud build up in a few showers to the north. tomorrow will be a different system is the cold air moves in and a cold rain. >> sending it over to claudine. >> the time is 4:01 -- alameda county coroner will retrieve for the body of the pilot the died in the east bay and hills -- from the sacramento area to the oakland airport yesterday when it went missing.

grant's commander at fort humboldt took offense. he gave grant the choice of resigning his post in his military career or having charges pressed against him. suddenly at the age of 32 and was a family to support, grant had no profession. and even of his own grandchildren. they trade farming which didn't work out and finally his father came around. grant who is much too good for him was able to moderate history again. he drank more than he did as a soldier and like many alcoholics he struggled to control history gained a struggle that was sometimes more successful than others. when the war began in april april 1861, grant acted decisively. soon he was the head of the company at the volunteers in the confederate army near the important junction of the ohio and mississippi rivers. at this point granted and drink and he didn't tolerate drinking among has been. grant's forces wanted the early victory for the union after the demoralizing defeat of bull run made him famous. grant's next engagement was more complicated and perilous but equa

i could list -- okay. g, delta, [ bleep ], there's napoli, humboldt -- i already said humboldt og -- question, that's fine. constitution. >> no. >> name three states that have legalized marijuana. >> oregon, washington, alaska. >> can you name ron paul's son? ryan paul -- paul ryan. wait. ron paul's son -- paul rand. wait. ron paul -- does he have a son? i can't remember. >> who said the quote, give me liberty or give me death? >> give me liberty or give me death was -- that was -- george washington? >> and who said smoke we eat every day? >> that was the late great nate dogg. >> what's in the center of an atom? >> a molecule. >> what is at the center of a twinkie? balances? >> checks and balances? like -- how they work? i don't -- i don't know internal stuff like that, honestly. >> can you explain hydroponics? >> of course i could. i mean, what do you want to know? >> everything. >> hydroponics is plants growing in water, rock pool, whatever type of nonsoil medium you want. depends on -- you have deep water culture, you have ebb and flow, all kinds of different stuff. >> what is new

that band of heavier snow north and northeast, seven to 10 inches of snow. 7-11 inches of snow, humboldt county down and through marshall county and north and northeast. lesser amounts where they are iowa. 26 tomorrow. cloudy skies. northwest winds, 5-15. new year's eve, 16 degrees. it will be dry with partly cloudy skies. stays in the 20's right through the weekend. todd: the iowa state patrol saying that no travel advise now it is just east of mitchellville. they say the highway is shut because of all the snow and winds. travel not advised on i-80 between mitchellville and grinnell. we caught up with hawkeye fans. everywhere you look, lots of black and gold. most fans were good to go with their flights to phoenix or to las vegas all on time. many waiting 25 years for this. >> my husband and myself, and two grandchildren, we are going to have fun. we're going to the rose bowl. todd: three charter flights will leave tomorrow and what more on wednesday. it hasn't been a smooth flight kcci photojournalist glen bearman was stuck, and steve was canceled so he was put on another flight. whene

and, on thursday, january 7th he'll be in buena vista, pocahontas, humboldt and kossuth counties. republican pennsylvania senator rick santorum has a campaign stop planned for tomorrow in holstein, iowa. the presidential candidate will speak at leonard limousin and angus farm atatoon. a light lunch will be served at the meet and greet. it's free and open to the public. at least 15 people left without a place to stay after a fire this morning in sloan, iowa. smoke filled the air this morning as the sloan, iowa fire department made their way to prairie apartments. two women jumped from a bobo were transported to mercy medical center with non-life threatening injuries. sloan's fire chief says everyone else made it out with no injuries. "volunteer departments man power is always an issue you never know whose gonna be around when you need the help. if you're available when the pager goes off you come. initially when sloan pulled up here to this fire we had three people. once we dealt with injuries we primarily started pulling hoho getting ready waiting for other departments to help us,

crews are preparing for impending weather and knocked out phone and internet service to much of humboldt county. they reported that the cal trans crew mistakenly cut a fiber optic cable in neighboring mendocino county. the service isn't expected to be restored until noon tomorrow. also new at 11:00, it was a packed out at san francisco city hall. the protesters are outraged at the city's police department after a 26-year-old man was shot and killed by officers. abc7 news reporter attended tonight's meeting and joins us live. >> you can see what's left and there are just a few flickering candles. the commission went into closed session about 30 minutes ag the commission said everyone would have a chance to speak during the public comment and the line was endless. because everyone wasn't allowed in the room at the same time, things got heated. >> the night started with a rally on the steps of city hall. demonstrators want justice for mario woods who was shot and killed by police in the bay view. it was captured on cell phone video. the police commission heard comment for nearly five hours.

and, on thursday, january 7th he'll be in buena vista, pocahontas, humboldt and kossuth counties. last night, u.s. senator marco rubio made a stop in sioux city. ktiv's tommie clark attended his town hall meeting and shows us his approach to the presidential campaign. << "a packed room cheered on n florida senator, marco rubio, as he took the stage tuesday evening. his town hall centered on his policy strategies and less on his competition." "if we're going to win this election we don't just need to unify republican party and the conservative movement, we do, we need everybody that we have already to come out, but we better bring some new people. park cars, the people that mow lawns, the people that work with their hands every day," said presidential candidate and florida sen. marco rubio. rubio emphasized re-embracing voters. "i like his policy that we are all americans and that we can do anything we want to do just like he i idoing if you really want to do it and i agree with that all the way," said former teacher, george c. zeitner. and his lack of criticism towards other candi

it looks like seven to possibly 11 inches as you head into humboldt county down through marshall county. i see next still continuing far eastern iowa. 3-5 inches down toward the missouri border. winter storm warning in effect. i will highlight polk county. the warning expires a little earlier in southern iowa. todd: here is a live look at road conditions statewide on 511ia.org. no normal road conditions anywhere in the state. partially covered roads in blue use caution if you have to be out anywhere in iowa tonight. lots of blowing snow making roads treacherous for evening kcci's vanessa peng is live in ames with current conditions. vanessa: when strong winds start whipping the snow around -- >> blowing snow can really create it's own problems. vanessa: city, county, and state plow drivers can only do so much. >> you could start to clear the roadway and then we have isolated spots where you think the road's ok and somebody sets their cruise control again and they end up in a slick spot and spin out of control. vanessa: the problem is the wind makes certain areas of the road appear clear

the areas in purple, that is a winter weather advisory from noon tomorrow -- humboldt county, hamilton county. the main threat is from i-35 to the east, and i see icy mix. maybe an inch or two extending back to sioux city, could get some light snow on highway 20 mixing in with the freezing rain and. sleet. rain in the area in the pink, snow to thee west, and the system. to saturday night -- except for southern iowa. that extends right into monday. it like early sunday morning could issa some moderate rain down in southeastern iowa. that dries out, and most of sunday is a good day for travel. the reason for that is big changes on the way monday, and i mix. by monday midmorning, it will change over to all of snow, and across iowa. again, this system still eight ways away. but definitely something to keep an eye on. rain moving in late, snow to the northwest, 33 year in des moines. below freezing to the north. upper 30's tomorrow, our rain chance mainly early, it would be late in southern iowa. but that icy mix to the north, they have that winter weather advisory. generally dry on sunday,

crews are preparing for impending weather and knocked out phone and internet service to much of humboldt county. they reported that the cal trans crew mistakenly cut a fiber optic cable in neighboring mendocino county. the service isn't expected to be restored until noon tomorrow. also new at 11:00, it was a packed out at san francisco city hall. the protesters are outraged at the city's police department after a 26-year-old man was shot and killed by officers. abc7 news reporter attended tonight's meeting and joins us live. >> you can see what's left and there are just a few flickering candles. the commission went into closed session about 30 minutes ago. the commission said everyone would have a chance to speak during the public comment and the line was endless. because everyone wasn't allowed in the room at the same time, things got heated. >> the night started with a rally on the steps of city hall. demonstrators want justice for mario woods who was shot and killed by police in the bay view. it was captured on cell phone video. the police commission heard comment for nearly five hour

and, on thursday, january 7th he'll be in buena vista, pocahontas, humboldt and kossuth counties. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton also plans to stump for support in siouxland next week. today, she was back on the campaign trail for the first time since taking a break over christmas. she held two town hall meetings in new hampshire. on monday, she'll be in iowa. next, tuesday she will be in sioux city for an event at 2:15 p.m. the location hasn't been announced yet. thousands showed up for a rally for donald t tmp tonight in coununl bluffs, iowa. trump says he will start spending money on campaign advertising. the republican says he doesn't want to take any chances even though polls show him on top. spend $2 million a week in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina, the first states to vote in the 2016 presidential primararrace. former new york governor george pataki says he's ready to drop out of his run for the white house. the republican, who led new york through the september 11th attacks, failed to gain traction in a crowded field of candidates. the governor a

humboldt and hamilton county, and extreme northwestern parts of the state have snow. the south with freezing rain that could cause problems. 1-3 inches of snow in northwestern iowa. we will be watching this ice to see how close he gets to the metro. i think even metro could see some snow, in ames. some computer models trying to squeeze out a few more. obviously, point going to cause problems. looks to be quiet, though i think southern iowa late into sunday will see some rain continuing. this computer model has a better handle on monday. the timeline is still 1 a.m. on sunday. it will dry out and we see some sunshine as the day goes along. as we move through time, initially on monday, also could start off as a mix. that will be a big determining , and all snow sliding to the night. still a little too early to talk about snowfall totals on monday. we will keep you updated. 32 and a mixture of rain, snow north. rain generally early, east wind and 5-10. sunday is a good travel day. sunday is 32. a mixture of snow on monday, and as we head into next week, some morning snow

also humboldt county, the main threat fair will be some frozen precipitation. an up. enter storm warning in effect until midnight. looking at our timeline, does icy roads to the north and northwest. cloud cover, it looks like in the afternoon, will wrap around a few snow showers. most of the state looking pretty good. great meets the roads are normal. western part of the state meeting those roads are partially covered. our crews captured the wintry mix earlier this evening. the streets there are wet and you can expect normal winter driving conditions. stacey: one viewer sent as the shot of the snow in lake city. one shows the ice coming in nearly one inch thick. we want to see your pictures, so you can always upload them to our website, kcci.com. as the winter weather develops, be sure to keep kcci with you 24-7 right on your smart phone. you can check road reports, live interactive radar, weather alerts and school closings, with the kcci mobile app. , homicide investigation on des moines' westside. officers responded to a call of shots fired in the 3900 block of cent

. >>> crews are working to clean up a diesel spill in humboldt county. around 800 gallons of fuel flowed into big lagoon when a tanker truck overturned on 101. a ban on fishing is now in place and two ducks were spotted covered in oil. no word on how long it will take to clean up this spill. >>> usc santa cruz researchers say they know why sea lions are turning up at local beaches. evidence that the mammals are suffering from brain damage caused by poisoning from demoic acid, a toxin produced by naturally occurring marine algae. this year's bloom is the largest ever recorded and is to blame for the closure of this year's commercial crab season. >>> businesses in union square are seeing more of the homeless in the area. and tomorrow they'll launch an initiative to help those on the street. carolyn tyler joins us with the details. >> reporter: ama, san francisco's mayor has made the homeless crisis one of his top priorities. and now union square businesses have, too. it's called union square cares, and it focuses on the homeless who have become an increasi

heading up toward the pacific northwest and the northern portions of the state, up toward eureka, humboldtounty. not a lot of activity on the radar right now. lots of clouds in place, but enough moisture you might encounter drizzle, especially crossing the bay bridge or any of the bay area bridges for this evening. current numbers out there showing you the 61 in san jose. santa rosa, mid-50s. fairfield, 59. livermore checking in at 60. here is our live camera in the south bay, where we do have lingering clouds out there with partly to mostly cloudy skies across the bay area. actually made a storm door because the weather pattern will be changing quite a bit. looks like it could be opening. we'll bring it open for you right now. as you can see into monday, timing worked out perfectly there. the rain is mainly focused to the north of the bay area on monday. north bay showers expected into wednesday and then rain and wind into thursday, as this energy in the pacific gradually moves to the south and possibly to next weekend we could be talking about another system and beyond next weekend as we

and, on thursday, january 7th he'll be in buena vista, pocahontas, and humboldt. last night, u.s. senator marco rubio made a stop in sioux city. ktiv's tommie clark attended his town hall meeting and shows us his approach to the presidential campaign. << senator, marco rubio, as he took the stage tuesday evening. his town hall centered on his policy strategies and less on his competition." "if we're going to win this election we don't just need to unify republican party and the conservative movement, we do, we need everybody that we have already to come out, but we better bring some new people. the people that clean these hotel rooms, the people that park cars, the people that mow lawns, the people that work with their hands every day," said presidential candidate and florida sen. marco rubio. rubio emphasized re-embracing voters. "i like his policy that we are all americans and that we can do anything we want to do just like he is doing if you really want to do it and i agree with that all the way," said former teacher, george c. zeitner. and his lack of criticism towards other c

he looks like steven spielberg's brother from humboldt county. i don't know if we can show the picture again, but he looks awesome as a doctor. although my dad was a surgeon and i don't recall him ever, ever describing anything as astonishingly excellent except a kidney stone he pulled out. look what i brought out of here. >> they love those. >> it is strange. also he got the doctor's name wrong. he called them jacob first. trump said here is the report from my doctor who was the dad. >> that's understandable. i remember my doc's dad. >> we get confused sometimes. not that he has memory problems. i like that he tested positive. when i go to the doctor, i hope i don't test positive for that. >> that is the most confusing thing doctors ever tell you. you want positive, but when you go to the doctor you want negative. trump can't say negative. trump has to say positive no matter what. >> this is why you can only go to doctors that look like 70s porn stars. he looks like he goes through a lot of vaseline and i have no idea why. >> he reminds me of bu

regards mike obligations for seat number nine, i lived up in humboldt county for nine years. there i worked on several different grow operations for medical cooperatives for those who cannot grow themselves. i have volunteered and worked with nonprofit medical organizations , and work in every facet of the industry from germinating seeds to processing the plant at the end of harvest. my goals for being on this task force will evolve. since we are unsure of what piece of legislation or initiative will actually come through, our goals will evolve as we come closer to unite as one 96, which is the deadline for the petitions to be submitted to the elections official. i am also a residence in district 11. i live fairly close to tree med dispensary and also to cookies, two of the most popular clubs in san francisco. the negative affects there had been palpable. i walk to and from parts every day. i walk past those dispensaries and what we've touched on earlier concerning the security guards, i find their presence to be deplorable. we do thank you. >> in my opinion they do not actua

o'malley will continue his tour of iowa today with rallies in humboldt and clarion. bernie sanders, chris christie, rick santorum and marco rubio are also in the hawkeye state today. elizabeth: still ahead first snow of the season. how other parts of the country dealt with this week's major winter storm. shaina: and top scams of 2015. how americans were tricked this year and what to look out for to protect yourself and your bank account. >> the best part about it, there is not much to look forward to then new year's eve. a great way to celebrate, coming up. shaina: we cannot catch a break as far as slippery roads. not as bad as it was a couple of days ago. commute. the roads are going to be slippery. give yourself some extra time to navigate. this is a lot different than it looked a couple of hours ago when i was on i-235. you're going to need to take it slow. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz and right now coverage with shaina humphries. metinka: it is snowing again this mor

. >>> crew work to go clean up a diesel spill in humboldt count county. 800 gallon of fuel frot into lagoon on saturday when tanker truck overturned. a ban and 2 duck covered in fuel. no word on how long it will take to clean up the spill. >>. >>> researchers believe they know why thousands of sea lions turning up on local beaches. they reveal evidence show the mammal suffering from brain damage caused by poisoning from acid a talksen provided by naturally occurring pa renal gee it caused problems for this years. this is the largest ever recorded. it's to blame for the closure of this 84 commercial crab season. >> santa clara county prosecutors found the owners of cats that were wearing collars found if the consider of accused serial cat killer. these collars critical pieces of evidence in the prosecution case. vic lee has the new details on store you will see only on abc 7 news. >>reporter: abc 7 news first broke the story in late september. when this man woman police say is robert farmer was caught on video snatching a cat from the lawn of a home in the camp bridge district of san

del norte and humboldt county. some of the creeks are flowing. cloud cover up there could be misty, drizzly conditions. we still have some of that here. mid-50s to upper 50s. 58 half-moon bay, concord 54, napa 55, a few 40 south, morgan hill and gilroy into into boulder creek, those are upper 40s, 51 santa cruz, 53 saratoga, cooper tonight, bodega bay, san francisco, boy, have those gun up? i'll say. 60 in the offing here. 37 intricate, 52 ukiah, cloud cover cover, mostly cloudy pattern, temperatures in the mid-60s but other areas up to the south could get upper 60s, look at the moisture source plowing into the pacific northwest. by thursday the pattern will drop southward. the pattern is one now, but sun and clouds today, warm and muggy, moisture in the air but the wind picks up and rain, moderate to heavy rain north bay, next five days, copious amounts on the north coast but from ukiah to santa rosa, one to three, maybe even down to san jose, that would be on thursday and friday. been turning much, much colder. going into the weekend, fog, driz

crescent city around humboldt county, possibility of 10 to 12 inches next five days. than an inch in the santa cruz mountains. severe will be the big story and shasta. winter storm watch going to a warning, i guarantee it. high wind watch as well. snow level high to start, 7,000, then going down to 4,000. 1 to three feet pass levels. gusts 75 plus. lake level 6 to 18 inches of snow. this looks really good. morning fog, high clouds, cloudy to the north, mostly cloudy to the south. i would think there is too much cloud cover and fog and sun doesn't have much of a chance this time of year with the days so short. we'll pencil in a few mid-60s. tomorrow cloudy, off and on drizzle, gray day. rain and wind thursday. here comes the cold air friday. i think saturday is okay, sunday more rain. >> i'll find the umbrella now. >> i would. i'd get it ready. >> all right, steve. >>> 8:22. it's a move aimed at putting more women in combat roles in the u.s. military. preparations underway at the u.s. naval's academy's most elite program. great change comes from doing the rit thing. li

regards mike obligations for seat number nine, i lived up in humboldt county for nine years. there i worked on several different grow operations for medical cooperatives for those who cannot grow themselves. i have volunteered and worked with nonprofit medical organizations , and work in every facet of the industry from germinating seeds to processing the plant at the end of harvest. my goals for being on this task force will evolve. since we are unsure of what piece of legislation or initiative will actually come through, our goals will evolve as we come closer to unite as one 96, which is the deadline for the petitions to be submitted to the elections official. i am also a residence in district 11. i live fairly close to tree med dispensary and also to cookies, two of the most popular clubs in san francisco. the negative affects there had been palpable. i walk to and from parts every day. i walk past those dispensaries and what we've touched on earlier concerning the security guards, i find their presence to be deplorable. we do thank you. >> in my opinion they do not actua

regards mike obligations for seat number nine, i lived up in humboldt county for nine years. there i worked on several different grow operations for medical cooperatives for those who cannot grow themselves. i have volunteered and worked with nonprofit medical organizations , and work in every facet of the industry from germinating seeds to processing the plant at the end of harvest. my goals for being on this task force will evolve. since we are unsure of what piece of legislation or initiative will actually come through, our goals will evolve as we come closer to unite as one 96, which is the deadline for the petitions to be submitted to the elections official. i am also a residence in district 11. i live fairly close to tree med dispensary and also to cookies, two of the most popular clubs in san francisco. the negative affects there had been palpable. i walk to and from parts every day. i walk past those dispensaries and what we've touched on earlier concerning the security guards, i find their presence to be deplorable. we do thank you. >> in my opinion they do not actua

in humboldt county two years ago, i was invited to help them start the process of forming an organization to write the very first cultivation ordinance ever in california. it is built on sustainability, water conservation, land use practices, conversion of cpz land to agricultural use. it was built on seeing cannabis as agricultural and not drugs and i'm proud to say after two years within a couple more meetings that ordinance will be voted on and passed. so i understand direct political action. we have to apply those principles now, because the cannabis industry has done a great job of serving its patients. so we don't hear about that as a problem. so there has not been a voice in city hall and we need to replace that with the voice of what is going to be coming down the road. >> thank you. thank you. supervisor avalos, i don't know if you have any other questions, but we can continue. i'm done. >> thank you, mr. alan. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, supervisors. ? >> next up james araby, i don't think he is here according to my notes, but just in case. >> hello, i'm not jim ar