drinking lots of fluids could help ward off hypothermia. how you can find a list of all those emergency shelters on our web site, wbaltv.com. click on weather. those of emergency shelters can get very busy during the code low alert. if you can call in number to make sure there is available space, 410-433-8145. >> last night's torrential rain lead to major flooding in parts of maryland. it left closed roasts and prompted evacuations in laurel. >> much improved in laurel tonight. at one. -- one point, the mayor was afraid he may have to act with up to 3000 people. fortunately tonight, that threat is gone. the patuxent river is still pretty rapid but officials say it is receding. it breached its banks earlier thursday after the commission opened flood gates. the rain fall on wednesday night was too much for the system but by nightfall thursday, the amount of water flowing from the dams was reduced. >> they have started to shut down the water. what was happening before when the gates opened is there was so much what to being released. we are so

that means they're going into hypothermia. whenever there's a heat source, make sure it's well ventilated and stay in buddies together, nobody should be alone. >> and realize it can happen to you. i think that's also part of the key there. i want to ask you, do you think the cities and small towns prepared properly for this blizzard? even though there's been accidents. the number seems very low compared to 1978 where we saw a death toll of about 100. >> absolutely. it's obvious many lessons learned and technology applied. the government, particularly the northeast is very sensitive with these large populations but still come up to people doing the right thing and staying informed and listen to what the government is saying. i think based on the conditions they've done a good job keeping the public informed. now we need to look out for one another. neighbors check on neighbors. if you know somebody in the region, call them and make sure they're okay. as in the case in katrina and many other disasters, most people that lost thei

it can lead to hypothermia. use a space heater. be sure to turn it off. never use a generator in the home it can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning. when it is this cold outside, a good thing to remember if it is too cold to be out it is too cold for your pets. and right outside of the studios. york road and fine not too many. and it is sticking on the roads. be careful. >>> we're dealing with accidents across the region if you are traveling in anne arundel. there is a crash on davidsonville road at route 50. we're dealing with an accident on telegraph at 32. for those of new baltimore county. look out for an accident on single we look at 695 here in baltimore. no plays as you head downtown. this is a ride from the beltway all the way downtown to fayette street. traffic is picking up back to the belt we here on the west side of national pike. it will be take you 9 minutes. as we found out, the snow is sticking to the roads. it is cold enough to do so. prepare for slick conditions, take it slow, that's the best advice this morning. that's a look at your tim

it can lead to hypothermia. if you use a space heater keep it away from furniture. never use a generator in the home, it can lead to carbon monopoisoning. when it gets this cold, remember to check on your elderly neighbors. we're live, linda so, abc 2 news, stay warm out there. >>> we're seeing flurries out in howard county along 70, as the snow picks up, the temperatures are cold out there. you may see a light coating. take it slow. here is 8 # 5 and 295. a crash has cleared. no problems whatsoever. if you are heading downtown. this is what 95 looks like. you are looking at an 8 minute right now northbound all the way to the toll plaza. and the drive times. 695 in great shape. no delays now from 95 up to 83. that stretch will take you 11 minutes. over on the west side. you are looking at an 11 minute ride traveling the outer loop from 795 to 95. that's the morning commute. two more sleeps, right. >> what about now? >> more us it is naps. >> the ravens fans are ready for the games but there is a purple haze. everyone is decked out celebrating the ravens. and we have

. >> the victim was taken to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries and hypothermia after sitting here for more than five hours dangling in the tree. it is up to the police department to question him and figure out how he ended up in that position. >> major tornado damage in the south but no deaths. what mississippi's governor thinks of the efforts to keep everyone safe. >> the widow of joe paterno speaks out for the first time. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. >> people in mississippi and alabama are cleaning up after 15 separate tornadoes hit the states. hundreds of homes and buildings were left mangled including on the university of miss

. >>> we are learning how a teenager died and autopsy results shows alyssa died of hypothermia. blood tested positive for methamphetamine. >>> a manhasset died from his injuries. 68-year-old harry was on board a 22-foot motor boat that collided with a golden gate ferry. the owner of the boat remains in the hospital. the coast guard is investigating who is at fault but they say the speed of the motor boat is a contributing factor. >>> the body of a hiker has been recovered in allan park. they searched an area of the park which is off limits to hikers. he fell while hiking alone in the park on saturday and the identity of the hiker has not been released but he is believed to be a santa clara man reported missing over the weekend. >>> a woman reported being raped and beaten on campus and they released this sketch of the suspect. the victim describes him 5-foot 11 green eyes and with a tattoo on his right bicep and white caucasian. she was alone which happened sunday around 12:30 in the afternoon. >> it is usually not that desolate and it is lit at night, but i don't know, i never t

too much can lead to hypothermia. keep a candle away from curtains and never use a generator in the home. remember as you head out today, if it is too cold for you to be outside it is too cold for your pet tons out there. bring them in. they started falling. right outside here at the studios here. along york road. traffic is okay. something to keep in mind as you head out and give yourself time to where you are going. >> we're live. >>> the temperatures are cold and it could stick to the roads. in frederick a crash on route 15. the snow again falling across the region. it will lead to a hectic commute as it does so. heading out to 695. this is old court road everything is moving along. you will not have problems getting to route 40. and this is what it looks like. and you are looking at an 11 minute ride now on the outer loop up to 83. the inner loop will be cleared. as we look at the time saver traffic drive time, the jfx in great shape this morning. it will take you 11 minutes and south from the beltway to east faye

the probable cause of alyssa byrne's death is hypothermia. but they said they found evidence of methamphetamine and drugs. alyssa byrne disappeared after a music festival and found near a snow bank a few days later. >>> makers is backing down on plans to water down their whiskey. ktvu's jade hernandez is live. >> reporter: they have seen sales up 200%. makers said that was the reason for their decision. but an organizer here in the city said that publicity stunt seemed like a stunt to him. >> the front page says it all, you spoke, we listened. here is proof. today they resumed production at 45%. reversing the decision to weaken the bourbon. >> the initial thought is wow, just -- thinking this over. >> reporter: this year's event will be held in april. >> they want consistency in their flavor. and to do that it is questionable. you wonder, and then when they come back, is it a marketing ploy. >> i don't know if i could get a bottle of the 86 proof to use for that. >> you can get them, you know, like these for $20. last week in particular there

alyssa byrne, byrne attended a new year's eve concert in south lake tahoe and was found dead of hypothermia a half mile from the venue, a former classmates raisings funds to buy a memorial bench bearing her name. she has booked seven bay area rappers to perform at the phoenix theater. a portion of the funds will be donated the polly class foundation to help fawn new buddy program. >> still ahead, another delay in getting grounded dreamliner jets back into the air. the decision from one airline that could turn out to be a major setback at one bay area airport. >>> and we will take you live to downtown san francisco. we're taking a peek there now. thousands are celebrating the year of the snake at the you chinese new year's parade. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. breezy and cool today but get ready for a nice warmup next >> ama: new at 5:00. another delay for the troubled 787 dreamliner and the latest stall is a setback for san jose airport. nip upon airways has stopped taking reservations for the flight. it was supposed to be flown by the 787 but since the entire fleet of dreamliners has been gr

. >> the victim was taken to the hospital to be treated for minor injuries and hypothermia after sitting here for more than five hours dangling in the tree. it is up to the police department to question him and figure out how he ended up in that position. >> major tornado damage in the south but no deaths. what mississippi's governor thinks of the efforts to keep everyone safe. >> the widow of joe paterno [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we have some good news. it's our bundle price promise. [ male announcer ] a price you can definitely count on for two whole years. from at&t. call to get u-verse tv starting at just $19 a month with our triple-play bundle. get the same great price for two years. plus now two times the internet speed than before. [ female announcer ] switch today and get a total home dvr included for life. [ male announcer ] you get reliable high-speed internet on our advanced digital network. choose from speeds up to 24 megs. [ female announce

it can lead to hypothermia. if you use a candle keep it away from turn tour and never use a generator inside a home it can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning f it is too cold it is too cold for your pets to be here. bring them in. >>> now maryland's most accurate forecast. >> all right let's talk about the cold temperatures that linda was talking about. and in manchester 27 degrees more of the same and the temperatures are coming in below freezing this morning. so, yes, the temperatures are cold enough to support snow. and 33 degrees. we're going to have a wind chill out there. maic sure you bundle up. the snow. we'll see what is going on. it is trying to come in across the area. the air is dry. dew points in the teens this morning. we look back off towards the west. then we have another round back here and this will looks like it will stay. things will look up. we're teaing with the winds. calm. weir tea talking about gusts today up to 30 miles an hour. it will be another fusty day on tap. good morning. >> and t

. >> i would risk hypothermia for this experience. >>> not so long ago i brought you guys a hilariousndy go-go campaign by an l.a.-based indy folk band. >> the band guaranteed to make you friends. >> kind of a spoofy infomercial to raise money to fund their first album. >> once i put it into my cd player, i found i owned a new car, my -- >> there were all sorts of funny testimonials. they reached their goal, and here's video from their album release party. ♪ singing their song "cliche hooray" from their album "pack up the moon." pretty good song. pretty cool band. notice there's a guy with a trombone. he's not actually in the band. he was just hired for the album release party. what's really weird is that is not the first time we've seen this guy with the trombone. the dude tromboning down the sea slope? that is the dude tromboning. >> are you serious? >> no way. >> what are the chances of that? >> this guy, sean pauling, has known the band since college. how random for us. we featured this. we featured smithfield barringon in their indy go-go campaign. we see their album release part

hypothermia sets in. we're still hopeful. if they made it onto the cooler, their -- that could help. we're asking anybody if they have information about the boat "the charmblow," contact the coast guard. we need people to fill in the gaps. >> reporter: and you the temperature in the water right now, could play a role, whether they are found alive or not. we'll keep you posted on the ktvu news at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. we're live from yerba buena island, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. >>> investigators in rohnert park are working to figure out what started a huge fire in a vacant home. alex savidge is live at the scene. it sounds like squatters were staying there. >> reporter: a lot of neighbors complain the about people camping out at -- complaining about people stamping out in the home. fire investigators have the house now taped off as they do their investigation and an assistant chief with rohnert park said it was like lib the squatters to started this fire accidentally. >> this is our neighbor's h

thank you, just in the newsroom, we have the autopsy results of the petaluma teenager who died of hypothermia, she had meth and other drugs in her body. her body was found in a snow bank, investigators think she tried to work the three miles in freezing weather from the concert to the hotel. >>> rescue crews recover the body of a hiker killed after falling in a park. he was hiking in a steep and remote part of alum rock park on saturday when he fell more than 150 feet. a search team found the body, but there was not time to remove it before dark. the search and rescue crew met with rangers and firefighters to figure out how to retrieve the body. after trying to move it back to the top of the cliff, they decided to walk it out by crossing a stream and carrying it for a mile. >>> a deadly crash is being investigated that happened after 11:00 last night. an officer was conducting a traffic top when a dark surf swerved and tried to run over the officer. the officer got into a pursuit with the suv, the driver of the truck ended up losing control and rolled into a ravine, the driver died at the sce

she died of hypothermia but officials also found evidence of meth amphetamine and multiple psycho active drugs. she attended a new year's eve music festival and disappeared afford. >>> a possible motive in the sandy hook shooting. showing the suspected gunman was obsessed with another mass murderer. >>> experts say it could soon show up in the u.s. >>> coming up later in this broadcast was it the harbaugh brothers ? kaepernick? flacco? who was the most tweeted performer on super bowl night? it wasn't any of them. we'll tell you who later in this broadcast. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, tide is $5.49 for 50 ounces. that's under 20 cents a load! skip the warehouse. charmin is $8.99 for 16 double rolls. and chobani greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. . >>> developing now a possible motive in the new town connecticut massacre. cbs news

person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capaby

person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself.

. >>> i'm getting hypothermia just watching them. >> i know. what did you do this morning? >> you woke up quickly. >> that's right. took a warm bath. yeah. nothing like that. it was cool outside today. in san francisco, really all across the bay area it was because it was pretty breezy outside. it kept temperatures a little cool. and those breezy conditions are going to continue into the overnight hours. so here's a live look. you can see sutro tower in the distance. going to remain clear for the most part overnight tonight and temperatures still mostly in the 50s outside. so they are continuing to drop. 55 in oakland. 51 in san jose. and 52 in santa rosa. so overall it was actually a nice day because we saw the sunshine even though it was on the chillier side. it made for a nice day to ride the sailboat over the bay. i saw a lot of them out there. cool breezy overnight temperatures in the mid-30s to mid-40s and then we have a warming trend on the way beginning tomorrow and continuing throughout the week. it looks like thursday, friday that's when we'll see the warmest weat

zach succumbed to hypothermia and drown. >>> a family in alameda this morning -- caltrans telling california drivers that bridges and over crossings throughout the state are safe. the state transportation department completed extensive review of testing data after the sacramento bee raised questions about the foundation on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. caltrans says its experts pored over 23,000 tests finding the results reliable in all about 11 of those cases. engineers conducted structural tests to try to determine whether the concrete was stable. >>> time to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. rainy start to our early morning. >> snowfall coming down as well. good morning to you. as 23 million people wake up under a blizzard warning across the east coast this morning. we're talking about snow but enough rain that could slow your drive and after all that's why we live in california, right? so we don't have to contend with blizzard conditions. this morning we actually have low level snow and in fact it's at about 1,000 feet at this point for straight snow and po

person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself. . >> we're going to go over search and rescue in this class, go over some buildings and how you assess buildings. you already had classes on utility controls, correct? how about medical? did medical? okay, as i said, my name is alec, i'm on truck 11. let's go into some light search and rescue. before you start, what do you do? stop, look, listen and think. any time yo

. >>> the teenager who disappeared in south lake tahoe on new year's eve died from hypothermia. but the autopsy also reveals that the 19-year-old had drugs in her system, specifically meth. burn was last seen at a music festival at a community college in the area. deputies say she may have tried to walk three miles in the freezing weather to her hotel before her death. >>> a family is temporarily homeless after a 50-foot oak tree crashed into their home. as you can see the roof took a beating. we're told there is major structural damage to the house, but no one was hurt. >>> and right now it is really cold in the bay area and it's about to get wet too. kpix chief meteorologist is tracking the newest storm with the high-def doppler radar. >> first the clouds, then the cold, and now the rainfall. although with the rainfall we had a little bit moving on through earlier. the main rainfall will likely arrive after midnight tonight. kpix5 high-def radar is clear right now. some showers near the north bay earlier. that moved inland. let's look at future cast with our computer what they

. >> she's shivering, i'm afraid she has hypothermia. we are very close friends. i'm glad she's okay but i mean i don't -- i don't feel like i had much of a part in this. >> that is a special 16-year- old. it turns out that hughes and his dad frantically shoved a path for the emts to bring sylvia down and this morning she's thanking them for saving her life this morning. >> that's something you have to think about lynette when storms like this hit. we become to inundated with the snow by the feet as we saw here. self-years ago. -- several years ago. emergency crews can't get around. >> they always remind you check on the elderly neighbors. the story is reason why. >> the heat the cold check on the elderly and also protect the pets. as we check out what's going operate now. not a whole lot. that storm has exited the building people. stage right. as we check out what's going on for today we have some fog this morning. that's going to get out of here as well. but with that, that system exiting, well, very cold temperatures in place this morning. so what we're watchin

some suffering from hypothermia after spending the night in the bitter cold. four-wheel drive helped, but it wasn't always enough where new york looked like alaska. cars abandoned friday night were plowed under or drifted shut. as this trucker discovered before dawn, exits were no route to safety. >> they clean the service road but they don't clean the highways. >> reporter: more than two feet of snow proved to be too much for mere plows. this job required the heavy equipment. comparatively, new york city weathered the blizzard well. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: returning to its hurried pace by midday. >> we've gotten through this, looks like we dodged a bullet. >> reporter: on long island, it was nature in contrast. her beauty, and her frustration. gilbert abandoned his jeep at 1:30 this morning. >> i got home. my wife had to throw blankets on me. i was shivering. my clothes were all wet. >> reporter: with a crew of friends he worked to rescue his vehicle. >> go, go. >> reporter: a day of inconvenience, ending with small victory. now, tonight local police are urg

hypothermia which is a dramatic increase in core body temperature which ultimately results in your organsooked from the inside out. >> reporter: holmes finally went her separate way from molly. >> i've been clean for 13 months today. >> reporter: a fresh start after years of addiction. >> it's never too late to turn your life around and do the right thing. >> doctors have issued a new warning about synthetic marijuana and there's new help for homeowners facing foreclosure. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >>> up first tonight more and more women are using emergency contraception. no. 5, according to the cdc 11% of the morning after pill called plan b at least once in their lives. women ages 20 to 24 used it the most. the cdc also found white, hispanic women with some college education were more likely to use plan b. no. 4, the std rate in the u.s. is growing. new data from the centers for disease control and prevention found in 2008 there were 20 million new incidents of infection in the u.s. at a cost of nearly $16 billion. researchers say people ages 15 to 24 account for about half

the siberian cat survived an entire cycle in the washer and walked away with only hypothermia. >> roommate was doing laundry, and he came in here and he dropped off some clothes and he left the lid open and shewander. he dropped off my clothes and didn't notice that she jumped in there. >> the insurance company uses the ham bones award. >> poor little cat. >>> we're going check in with meteorologist rob mayeda on the weather. and it was just beautiful and it's going to get even warmer. >> yeah. you know, this is typically probably one of the wetter and snowier times of year for northern california, but the seven-day forecast does bring a chance of seeing some 70s coming our way a little later on. right now 40s and 50s outside, mostly clear skies. no fog, no high clouds and that's part of the issue tonight. it's like sleeping without a blanket for most of the bay area as this chilly dry air has settled in. winds are still out there. if you've got winds overnight that should keep your temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s, but the wind-protected, wind-sheltered valleys, we're talking low

and hypothermia can be deadly.symptoms should get someplace warm immediately. also, please do not use gas ovens or ranges to heat your homes. that can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning which can be fatal. now, as we do during all emergency weather conditions, our city has a plan of action for keeping new yorkers safe and we've already put that plan into motion. and i would like to describe a little bit about what our different city agencies are doing. and stress some things that we would ask all new yorkers to do. the first is stay off the city streets. stay out of your cars and stay in your homes while the worst of the storm is on us. that's for your own protection during potentially hazardous outdoor conditions. it is why we've canceled all friday after school activities, including the public school athletic league games, saturday classes and activities at public schools have also been canceled. staying off the streets will make it easier for city workers to clear streets of snow so that emergency vehicles can us

. >> clenching your teeth, exwroased blood pressure, increased heart rate, severe dehydration, hypothermiach is a dramatic increase in your core body temperature which ultimately results in your organs being cooked from the inside out. >>reporter: homes -- holmes finally went her separate way from molly. >> i've been clean for 13 months today. >>reporter: a fresh start after years of addiction. >> and it's never too late to turn your life around and do the right thing. >> wow! eye opener there. >> yeah. >>> well, coming up, it's a dream so many people have had, you hit those winning lottery numbers, you say good-bye to your job and hello to easy street, right? >> that's a neighborhood i'd like to be in. but get this, a virginia couple who just claimed the recent demonstrators 217 million powerball jackpot says they're not quitting right away. we'll have more on that after the break.  le >>> welcome back. for some people in d.c., valentine's day was spent getting married. dozens of couples tied the knot at superior court on thursday with a total of 14 couples taking the

and tonight we have more answers. 19-year-old alissa burn of petaluma died of hypothermia. but autopsy results reveal she had meth and other psychoactive drugs in her system. she was found dead in south lake tahoe after a new year's eve concert. a utility worker found her body in a snowbank about four days later. investigators think she may have tried to walk three miles in freezing weather from that concert to her hotel in south shore. boot prints also suggested she was disoriented. >>> police are looking for a man who attacked and rained a young woman visiting the uc santa cruz campus. a sketch of the suspect. the victim described him as being muscular and white, in his 30s with dark hair, a full mustache and a goatee. she also said he had a tattoo on his upper right arm and wore a dark blue t-shirt and said he smelled of cigarettes. the 21-year-old victim was treated at hospital for bruising. >>> a shove to the chest ends up with a slap on the wrist. mike montgomery, one of the most legendary basketball coaches in bay area history was reprimanded today by the pac-12 conf

the cause of death is listed as probable hypothermia. deputies say the teen's boot prints in the snow suggest she wondered disoriented. >>> lawmakers in washington are up against the clock again tonight. they're in recess this week but have less than two weeks to agree to reducing the nation's debt or face $85 billion in automatic spending cuts. the cuts would take 9% of funding for domestic programs and 13% from defense programs. senate democrats are pushing a plan that includes new revenue and cuts, but republicans say the president already got a tax increase in january. now, those cuts could ground the blue angels annual visit toth bay area. as rob roth explains, that part of fleet week may not fly this year. >> you can usually hear them before you see them. some call the blue angels the greatest show on or above earth. >> it's a great family outing for our kids. >> the blue angels have been the unquestionable star at san francisco's yearly fleet week celebration but their wings may be getting clipped. the u.s. navy has put out a memo

. >>> and the petaluma teen who disappeared in south lake tahoe on new year's eve died of hypothermia. but an autopsy also revealed 19- year-old elissa burn had drugs in her system including meth. burn was last seen at a music festival at a community college in the area and deputies say she may have been trying to walk three miles to her hotel in freezing weather when she died. >>> a bay area mom who spent time in prison for having sex with her kid's teenaged friends is in trouble again. she spent the past 2.5 years in jail for having sex with two 14- year-old boys in 2010. but she was arrested again on friday during a routine compliance check. the registered sex offender's parole officer busted her with pornography a violation that sent her back to jail. >>> cal's basketball coach will be grilled about a shoving incident when he holds his weekly news conference today. head coach mike montgomery shoved star player alan cram during the come-from-behind win sunday night. after the game he said the shove was meant to snap his star out of a funk and it worked. they won but he later apolog

. >> it caused history and a little hypothermia. i hated being told and it was the support from everybody and encouragement. it was my team. can't work o do it without the team. >> she lost her sight because her body was shutting down to keep her warm. >> good thing she doesn't do the weather like that. >> first degree weather update. i don't want to do the weather in a bau kinney but i want to go to antarctica. high temperatures will not feel like you are in antarctica across the northeast. relatively mild day out. 40 degrees were the high temperature in new york city and across florida. 79 tampa. new orleans a lot cooler today. 66 degrees for the high temperature this afternoon. we have a storm system tracking in it through arkansas producing light snow out here ahead of the system looking for a lot of moisture and threat for flooding across mississippi, alabama and portions of the florida panhandle and areas across georgia. we have a severe threat across florida and georgia. we are talking tornadoes damaging wind gusts and large

and mild hypothermia. now it will be up to the police department to question him and figure out how he ended up in that position. reporting in san jose, abc 7 news. >> the ship built pilt cause blamed for caution the worst oil spill is now suing the coast guard to try to get his license back claiming his civil rights were violated when he wasn't allowed to renew his license. the state board of pilot commissioners found cota at fault for crashing the snipe a tower of the bay bridge in 2007. 53,000 gallons of thick bunker fuel spilled into the bay as a result. >> relief is on the way for the congested highway 4. >> that project will widen the highway in two places. and. >> here is. >> we've got a look at transportation improvement budgets today. including this. it's located at bailey road just beyond current last stop, here, passengers will transfer between regular cars and smaller trains. that won't be finished until 2017. word on expanding and improving is going on at the same time in antioch. it's the las

i'm told he will be treated for hypothermia but he's expected to be okay.talion police chief said it was about 6:00 when a passerby heard a man screaming for help. that person called 911. rescuers suited up and found this man out about 100 yards in the water and brought him safely to shore. i'm told by the fire chief this man is very lucky. >> very, very lucky. don't know how long he was in the water. >> reporter: and the chief says the person who initiated this rescue, actually, a tourist from switzerland and helped to save a man's life. i did ask firefighters what the man was doing in the water. i'm told that's still being investigated whether he went into the water or somehow fell in. a 19-year-old pulled from the frigid bay waters and being treated for hypothermia. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> it's coming up on 7:03. the san francisco 49ers came so close to pulling off the greatest comeback in super bowl history. but it's the baltimore ravens who are the new champions of football. >> and the ravens have won it. >> after a recordbreaking runbac

alyssa byrne died of probable hypothermia and there was evidence of methamphetamine and drugs in her system. the teen disappeared new year's eve after sundaying a music festful. december festville -- festival. >>> foils received -- officials received reports of illegal gambling going on at three locations and they sent letters to the businesses telling them to shut down operations. one of the three closed. the city counsel will consider a moratorium tomorrow night to give them time to look at recommendations. >>> jerry buss died today. he passed away before 6:00 a.m. this morning in los angeles. the 80-year-old had been battling cancer but the immediate cause of death was kidney failure. he bought the lakers in 1979 and they won 10 nba championships, five titles in 9 years. >> branded the lakers as we all know. >> jerry buss' son and daughter will run the deem. jerry buss has a star on the hollywood walk of fame. those who knew jerry buss are reacting on twitter. magic johnson wrote, i was 19 when i first met jerry buss,. funeral and memorial services are pending. >>> california woma

she suffered from hypothermia and drowned in the river. the investigation continues. >>> the drake bay oyster bay filed a legal appeal to stay in business. the property expired and the secretary interior rejected a request for a ten year extension. the farm has until march 15th to remove all of its equipment. they want a court to say it can stay on that land until a full trial of the case is heard. >>> an investigation has been called on what is called private room kerry okey. according to the investigation there is more than just singing going on in these rooms. >> reporter: she is a bay area singer and d j and took special interest in a report about a private room kerry okey. they are suspected in drug activity. >> i have always heard roomers about them and you wonder, are they even open, is it a front? >> the owner denied anything illegal was going on there but they are taking steps to crack down on private rooms. they are concerned it has become a haven for prostitution and illegal drug use. if you have any information send us your tip

he thought she might be suffering from hypothermia. he shoveled for an hour to make a path wide enough for emergency crews to get to her home. got there just in time. dillon said he did not do anything heroic, just check them on a close friend and neighbor he had known his whole life. >> a 10-year-old pitbull is a hero for an oklahoma family. the pitbull went crazy and would not stop barking and jumping until both of them woke up. they made it out safely but they were not able to get some of the other five dogs out. but baby was not leaving anyone behind. >> there was one hiding under the bed and may be dragged him outside. >> the family home was a total loss but everyone is just happy to have escaped with their family intact. >> making important financial decisions, negotiating real estate deals are hard. >> in this town, these kids are actually doing it before they graduate elementary school. >> a major merger in the sky. two airlines combining to create the world's biggest airline. >> mild temperatures on the way tomorrow and then a