yeah, janelle talks a lot.ou know, as a defense attorney, that often doesn't work out very well. >> reporter: janelle was never charged in the case. >> why wasn't janelle charged in this? >> in her statement to the officers, she wanted to catch the burglars. she wanted to identify them. >> reporter: prosecutors say they had no evidence that janelle knew her husband was going to harm someone. so what exactly was markus kaarma thinking? prosecutors brought in two witnesses to support the argument that the shooting was nothing short of a planned execution. >> he said he'd been sitting up for three nights with a shotgun, waiting to kill some f'ing kids. >> she works in the salon where markus karma got his hair cut just days before the shooting. the woman said kaarma came in ranting about his recent burglaries, and his chilling plan to fix them. >> i did say to him oh, my gosh, you know, have you called the police? and he says the f'ing police will not do anything about it. and then he had mentioned that he wouldn't

=janelle/wx wall= a cliff hanger no more. after years of debate -- city leaders in pacifica finally say tonight: 310 esplanade must come down before it falls into the ocean. =anim= n-b-c bay area's jean elle is live in pacifica with what wthe final straw for the precarious apartment building. jean. >>> the city manager is not happy about footing the bill, but said she can not wait any longer for the building owner to act. >> our funds that are not obligated are not small. if the implications that it would not fall in to the beach and it would not be ti-- was no dire, we would not take this action. >> they are seeking grant funding to cover the cost. >> we hear about city applying for grants, we don't hear about them getting any money and anything that can take the burden off the civic packs payer will help us a lot. >> the city may need help, storm damage has costly repairs piling up and once the building is gone, there will be a new concern. >> we are watching carefully and closely the street being next at risk. and of cours

=janelle/vo= and the headaches are piling up. the trouble that traed ople in their cars for hours in thes. =raj/vo= also >>> right now, flood warnings in effect. the headaches piling up. the trouble that trapped people in their cars for hours in the south bay >> the transfer of power is complete. tonight the white house is home to the trumps. we are live in washington, d.c., our live coverage begins right now. the news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening, thank you for joining us, i am janelle wang. >> i am jessica, already we are tracking the third storm and this could be the strongest one yet. rob mayeda is joining us and rob, we can see another strong weekend. >> we'll see the winds picking up and rain innicreasincreasing. but, this is what it is getting our attention right now. storm number three is tapping into an atmosphere of rivers that's set to boost the rain rate for hours with saturated ground, that's going to elevate flooding concerns of the entire bay area under the flash flood watch as we head into saturday nigh

===janel/next close= ne at 6. sot it's been an >>> we're back now with a story of a young man who has long wrestled with adversity. he's been through tough times, spending many nights without a home or a bed. but today he's thriving thanks in part to a community that embraced him and a coach who says quitting is not an option. harry smith has more in our "inspiring america" report. >> reporter: jaime miranda is a college wrestler. few sports are more demanding, and none are less glamorous. >> pick the pace up! >> reporter: he's a senior at central college in pella, iowa, my alma mater. coach ben clay -- >> everything in life had been an uphill challenge and he needed a break. >> reporter: when jaime was little his father walked out on him, his mom, and sister in washington state. his mother struggled to provide. >> sometimes we would have a car. we would camp out in that for a while. >> you were homeless? >> yeah. >> reporter: in high school sports kept him off the streets. soon he learned his mother was dying of

===janelle/next close=== next.=sot== it's just part of living by the3 ==jan/take vo=ri >>> we want to end as we do every monday with something that will inspire you. tonight, medicine with a touch of magic. a medical student who amazes his young patients with every abracadabra, and he's teaching fellow physicians the tricks of the trade. our kevin tibbles has more on our "inspiring america" report. >> she's been doing really well. >> reporter: doctors and nurses are often hailed as miracle workers. but for young patients at long island's stonybrook children's hospital, they're magicians too. third year med student david elkin carries a bag of tricks along with his stethoscope, making anxiety of being in the hospital disappear. >> i think magic is a unique art form that allows you to suspend your disbelief. it makes the impossible seem possible. >> reporter: he started magic aid to bring the healing powers of a smile to a sick kid's world. and presto, he's got 11-year-old delaney unger under his spell. >> perfect. >

cooking and eating are what we'll focus on with the help of our friend and colleague janelle wang. ♪> reporter: chinatown captures all the senses of childhood, the unique smells that perm nate the streets at dusk and the fragrance of splattering oil in a sizzling hot wok, to the sweet essence of incense. they complement the simple and lab ras gatherings. chinatown is between powell to kerney streets, broadway to bush. the largest concentration of chinese outside of asia. despite its age it hasn't lost its culinary roots. or has it? chinese are obsessed with food, always searching for the next best restaurant. over the years with the closing of special occasion landmarks like the empress of china chinatown is a culinary destination for cheap eats for tourists. that sent locals to the suburbs to satisfy their palates but chefs want to change the culinary scene including brandon ju with his first michelin star within six months of opening. he's setting a new table for chefs in chinatown serving a new vision on the plate. robert handa gets his take on the food scene. >> how do you view y

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. we have team coverage jeff ray ne >> subtropical moisture that will be feeding into two different storms this week to boost our rainfall chances. a look here at the scanning doppler radar, you can still see some rain across the east bay and the peninsula. most numerous here from downtown san francisco into south s.f. including the san francisco airport which may be cause something delays. and that stretches back into danville. now, in terms of rainfall for tomorrow, that's when that new storm arrives starting in the morning hours, likely going to stay wet into wednesday. so, put snowy weather back into this year in the next 72 hours, one to 2 feet of snow. then we're looking ahead towards some heavier rainfall by this weekend which could bring us some flooding concerns on sunday. with all this rainfall on tap in the next six-day forecast, we have storm ranger. that is, of course, here to track our weather. our mobile doppler radar, an accurate picture of what is happening when that ra

y de esto nos va a hablar janelle rodrÍguez desde washington, adelante.tro en el congreso de los estados unidos, donde voy empezar la nueva sesiÓn legislativa. una sesiÓn que estarÁ liderada por los republicanos, tanto en la cÁmara baja como en el senado, pero que tambiÉn tiene gran presencia latina. en esta sesiÓn, tenemos al primer dominicano en representaciÓn de nueva york. el primer dominicano en la historia de los estados unidos en servir el congreso de este paÍs. y tambiÉn tenemos a la primera senadora latina que viene en representaciÓn de nevada. prometen proteger aquellos pilares de la aplicaciÓn obama que estarÍa en juego. tanto como la acciÓn diferida como cualquier legislaciÓn que perjudique a los latinos del paÍs. los republicanos vienen tratando de desmantelar esos pilares de la administraciÓn obama, empezando con el sistema de salud obamacare. y ya ayer tomaron un primer voto en secreto para desmantelar el comitÉ de ética, una decisiÓn que ya ha enfurecido a muchas democracias del dÍa de hoy y que hasta el presidente electo donald trump pare

. >> reporter: janelle is taking the stage. the march scheduled right now but running slightly behind schedule but you were just talking about the sea of pink. i want you to look at some of the people in the crowd here. the sea of pink are generally pink hats that they're wearing. it started out as something that is is shared socially about trying to knit your own hat and what you're seeing here are all of these pink hats descending on washington, dc. what they want to tell donald trump. because we've talked to women. these ladies are from california. we've talked to people from alaska, new york, and all wanted to come to donald trump's backyard so he could look out the window and hear from them. i'll stop here but some of the women if you look past into the crowd, you could see that they're ready to march. we heard janelle said they want to shut washington down and brooke, you know from being out here, it's incredibly packed. it is going to be logistically difficult to get all the women to turn and try to march in one way. the

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. yesterday a young father was shot and killed, today a little girl is wounded. her family is now at her bedside. she was shot this afternoon in oakland right near mills college. jodi hernandez is in oakland tonig tonight. these crimes could be linked. what is the latest you're hearing. >> reporter: the family of the man killed yesterday tells us they've been contacted by homicide investigators about a possible connection to that case and today's shooting of a toddler. tonight that toddler is being treated here at children's hospital for a gunshot wound. >> i think it was make four gun shots, four gun shots and then a pause and then another three or four gun shots. >> reporter: that's what people in this neighborhood heard about noon today when police say somebody shot at a car occupied by a mom and a toddler. wounding the 22-month-old little girl. >> the mother and child were in the vehicle at the time of the shooting and again the child did sustain a gunshot wound. >> it's horrible.

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i'm raj mathai >>> and i'm janelle wang. we're hours away from the first raindrops. take a look at our live satellite radar. you can see the storm building and getting closer. let's begin with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> this is the pineapple express that's aimed towards the bay area through this upcoming weekend. and that's the main reason we have all of the rainfall in the forecast that will lead to an elevated flood threat saturday and sunday. currently as our stormranger scans around, you can see a few light showers right now. but we could see it pick up a little bit by late tonight. in advance of the storm system there's a flash flood watch in effect 6 p.m. on saturday to 9 p.m. on sunday. that's when we could have the heaviest rainfall and creeks witness rivers and streams could have a rise in the water. 9 p.m. tonight, a little rainfall begin to develop near the coastline and then we'll see our first wave of wide

good evening, thank you for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >>> and i'm terry mcsweeney. we are tracking the rain and damage it is causing tonight. >> we have team coverage, we have jeff ranieri, what can we expect tonight and tomorrow? >> well, i still expect the rainfall to continue, we've seen the continuing rainfall for the past four hours, widespread in the bay area, getting hit in the lower elevations, areas through san rafael and novato. we're seeing things picking up in the last hour, and across the santa cruz mountains that will continue right here into campbell. 11:22 tonight, downtown san jose, 11:39. now, the highest threat no doubt is across santa cruz, and two to four inches of rainfall expected. possibly mudslide especially near where the loma fire burned. now after this storm system another storm system heading this way through the weekend. we have more details at 11:10 and later. >>> and now we have chuck coppola, there are concerns over flooding and mudslides? >> reporter: that is right, there is a lot of flooding and mudslides going on in the los gatos

janelle's doctors turned to st. jude children's research hospital where we've helped increase the overall childhood cancer survival rate from 20% to 80%. and we will not stop until we hit 100%. cancer, you're going down. and janelle, you're growing up. donate now at stjude.org or shop where you see the st. jude logo. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. emily fazzino was dead, and investigators wanted to know how and why. the secret of emily's addiction had been exposed. was this a suicide, an accident, or maybe even murder? evidence that pointed the investigation in a new direction was about to be discovered. more accusations and more suspicions. here again is josh mankiewicz with "the quiet one." >> alex fazzino had lost his wife emily. despite his grief, he still had to be strong for his children. >> what did you tell your kids? >> i remember hugging them. i remember just telling them that mommy went to heaven and she can't come back. >> as two families mourned and said goodbye, alex had to come

and in front of me, the first lady had her back to me, and janel -- >> jimmy: janel monet. >> was huggingng behind him. and you go -- i did that to janel, did you know he was coming? and it was caught. so i had that crazy moment. it was like, oh, my god. i didn't know he was coming. i love barack. >> jimmy: yeah, big barack, and little barack right behind him also. two baracks there. >> two baracks. >> jimmy: that's gotta be fun. did you ever imagine you'd be in the white house watching a movie? >> let me tell you, i remember i was -- i bet against him on that first one. >> jimmy: that's right. you told me a story. where you didn't think he was going to be elected president. >> i didn't think america was ready for him. but i was wrong about that. and i was wrong about america being ready for a woman! >> jimmy: what was the bet you made specifically? >> i said if america elects a black man president, i would run down the street naked. >> jimmy: oh, right. and who did you make this bet with? >> my best friend, taylor. who was definitely going to hold me to it. and he did. but hi to stipulat

we love the picture, janelle. thank you for sending it in.or all of you out there, pick up your cell phone and take a selfie of you and your business and send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com so we can feeture it here on the show. you can also tweet it t to @msnbcyourbiz. include your name, the name of your business, your location, and use #yourbizselfie. >>> if you're savvy, a couple of apps and online tools can help you knock off a whole slew of items on your to-do list. that's why we turned to our viewers to find out which ones they've bookmarked and downloaded. >> so, an app i use on a daily basis in my business is todo. it's basically a to-do list app broken down into multiple different categories and i can prioritize things. it allows me to organize my life and business and keep everything inside one app. you can also share it with the team so we're all able to understand what everybody's focused on. with a split, you know, quick screen shot of being able to see what everybody's doing. >> if an instant messaging service had a child wi

. >> janelle ellen is an equipment manager and says health care is her biggest wish. president-elect donald trump want tops repeal obamacare. >> because it has helped a lot of people. people that cannot afford health care, and you know, they have diseases or medical problems with, and obama care has helped with that. for him to cut that off it will set back a lot of people who can get their medicines and what they need to help them. that's really going to be the issue. >> so tonight we are digging into health care, and this, of course, affects everyone. >> babies, seniors, businesses, and pete montine is on your city, your voice team. >> reporter: stepping into our booth a lot of people want to talk about obamacare. >> obamacare is a valid thing to do. >> if may not have been good for some people, but it's good for other people. >> the nays are 48. >> reporter: congress passed the law in 2009, requiring every american to have health insurance. the president-elect says it's a total disaster. he says payments and headaches are getting worse. >> he's committed to replaci

janelle. not worms... not cancer. i want you on my team. ok. janelle's doctors turned to st.esearch hospital where we've helped increase the overall childhood cancer survival rate from 20% to 80%. and we will not stop until we hit 100%. cancer, you're going down. and janelle, you're growing up. go to stjude.org or shop where you see the st. jude logo. >>> big box stores call them cavernous warehouses with bulk items, like that 12-pound box of ketchup you'll get through eventually. that company is also getting an app, a company that's giving employees astonishing benefits that might have you freshening up your resume this morning. >> reporter: they call it costco for millennials, and it's changing the way we shop. >> 36 months allego, you were i your garage. >> that's right, just n nondescript garage. >> started 30 years ago, box is basically a warehouse in your pocket, designed for millennials who don't have the time or patience to shop for good deals. you said this is perfect for someone like me, i'm a millenni millennial, don't have a car, don't have time to go shopping. wh

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janelle's doctors turned to st. jude children's research hospital where we've helped increase the overall childhood cancer survival rate from 20% to 80%. and we will not stop until we hit 100%. cancer, you're going down. and janelle, you're growing up. donate now at stjude.org or shop where you see the st. jude logo. ...ad, and my sweethearts handsome,gone sayonara.rance... this scarf, all that's left to remember. what! she washed this like a month ago! how's a guy supposed to move on! the long lasting scent of gain flings. >>> now that i have a better sense of how george collazo was murdered, i start to collect more documents like trial transcripts and court filings in the case against richard rosario. there are thousands of pages, and i need to have a good sense of them. so i've read through a lot of this paper work and here's what i know for sure. the case against rosario was based solely on those two eyewitnesses. there was no forensic evidence, no physical evidence against him, and there was no murder weapon ev

>> reporter: janelle, i'm on summit road. this tree was ripped right out of the ground and took part of the road with it. you can see the cones there marking the spot. there are trees like this all along summit road and homeowners took a hit, too. the near constant rain is eroding the ground right underneath their feet. mark holt knew the recent storps were going to hit his santa cruz mountain home hard but never expected this. >> i was up in the room up there a little before 7:00 and there was a big crack and looked out and the hot tub was sliding down. >> reporter: a landslide took holt's deck and hot tub with it leaving them just feet from the nearby road. >> now you can high-five people that drive by here. >> reporter: this is a common scene. each time a storm pounds the already saturated area. this man has lived in the area for 40 years and hopped on his ford tractor and took it upon himself to help out. >> clearing the culverts and trying to make sure that the road is passable. >> reporter: nearby, the lexington reservo

===janelle/live cam=== and, a live look at one of the inaugural balls - the fit dance is minutes away. raj mathai is tracking it all. ===janelle/next close=== >>> finally tonight, from washington, a note about this day and about democracy. as we saw, it can be noisy. the cheers and the boos on the parade route speak to the passion of a bruising election, and yes, to some deeper divisions we have to work through. joy and disappointment are part of the package. but the bigger takeaway is despite it all, we saw the peaceful transfer of power just as it always has been. and just as it also has been, washington and those in power will ultimately answer to all of us. we the people. at this point, some of our stations will be leaving us for others, another half hour of our special coverage begins in moments. for our entire nbc news team here in washington, thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. have a great weekend, and we'll see you from new york on monday night. good night, everyone. >>> the inauguration of donald trump. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from

. >> reporter: well that's right, janelle. i'm at thousand trails rv park and there's been a steady stream of campers leaving all day long. they've been told to get out own th and that's what they're doing. one by one campers are packing up and heading out of thousand trails rv park in morgan hill where the phrase of the day seems to be -- >> better to be safe than sorry. >> better safe than sorry. >> this woman didn't even have time to change ore shoes. >> i have some slippers on. they told us last night to be ready to leave. i've been packing up all day long. >> reporter: campers received evacuation notices like this one warning them of possible flooding due to expected storms this weekend. nearly the reservoir is at full capacity. the water level appears to be 20 feet below the top. heavy rains could cause overflow which sits low in the ravine. the ground already saturated. >> i don't know what to think. this is my first rodeo on this one. >> reporter: but it's not walk weatherby's first time and he's not messing around. >>

reporter: meri was the first to wed cody 27 years ago and says she was supportive when he then married janelleistine, and robin, and had 1t it is the with his first wife that don'tou and i are on the page. >> are you still in love with cody? we don't have the romantic love that we didt the very beginning. we don't. but i definitely love him and i have a lot of hope for our relationship and our future. >> how would you answer that question? >> you know on a practice tonic level. i mean we're just not in a loving relationship. >> reporter: despite being surrounded by her large family meri says she felt lonely and vulnerable when she found companionship >> it did feel good to have somebody that i was, you know talking to. interested in my life. >> do you feel like you were having an emotional affair? >> no i don't. no. >> do you feel like she was? >> i don't now, but at the time i thought she was having awn affair. >> were you angry with her? >> i was worried. >> we were worried and angry and sad. >> confused. >> yeah confused, a little bit depressed. >> she was so checked out from us. >> reporte

raj and janelle, that is a 35-foot gain since january 1st. we'll detail our long range outlook coming up at 6:45 tonight. >> thank you, jeff. >>> drivers in the santa cruz mountains still struggling with the problems created by these storms. both directions of highway 9 at 35 shut down because of the unstable hillside. it's closed between redwood gulch road and the santa clara line. >>> following some developing news in oakley this evening, a car crash in front of freedom high school. our nbc chopper on the scene? one car four students from freedom high school. in the other car, a parent with two kids. police say the parent pulled into traffic and didn't see the other car coming. all seven people involved in this crash have been taken to a local hospital. >>> the search for a missing teen driver who ended up in alameda creek is done for the night and still no sign of the 18-year-old. this afternoon the recovery crews managed to pull her honda accord out of the rushing creek but did not find the teenager. robert handa joins was more. she's bee

headliners include janelle monae, maxwell, kt tunstall, questlove and the indigo girls 5th harmony performed last night at the people's choice awards and that is what live in mobile track seven suzanne live tease trump in dc last night for a pair of announcer: now, "good morning washington," on your side. autria: at 6:00 we are barely more than 24 hours away from inaugurating donald trump as the 45th president of the united states. larry: the nation's capital is going into full preparation road -- into full preparation mode. abc numeral seven is your inauguration headquarters. jummy olabanji is heading up our team coverage. she is live at the capitol building at the canadian embassy. are here at our headquarters at the embassy, 501 pennsylvania avenue, where the action will be

janelle. >> good morning, yeah. that is one of the concerns that a lot of officials had here in the plains as they saw this storm moving through. we're here in downtown omaha. i want to show you the standing water here in the old market area of the city. this is one of the concerns that city officials had as this storm started moving through. that standing water now turn to go freezing rain and then to ice .those kind of crashes that you guys mentioned. a very big concern for them. they've had city crews out since friday treating the highways and roads around the omaha area, trying to go those streets ready for today's storm. part of the concern they have is that while many people will be off because of the mlk holiday today, they're concerned about the morning commute and people getting up this morning unprepared for how slick these roads are and that they could have more crashes like that. the airport prepared canceled 20 flights yesterday, another 30 today. so as they temperatures begin they're going to see more

eva posted this of janelle monae, obviously this wasn't my favorite moment of the night but definitely my favorite style moment of the night. >> and still to come, details on george and amal's date night. >> then before this is us returns, we are with the cast digging for answers the fans want to know. >> is toby alive? >> huh? >> and winning -- >> charlie sheen reflects on his >>> at the tea party, father/daughter stars, showed up together >>> ray? >> may the force be with you. >> so emotional after that now. >> and the big question, what will star wars do? carrie fisher signed on for three new movies before she pass wade. >> she already shot scenes for the second and j.j. abrams admits they don't know what to do about the third. tonight, how does star wars carry on? >> the third film is remained to be seen. still no script. she was someone that i know will be missed deeply by so many. >> meantime, "e.t." has obtained death certificates for kari and debbie. carrie death is cause pending hp her mother, from a stroke. and charlie sheen? he said his life is much different now. >> does th

as you can imagine, the stars like taraji, janel in the house, the amount of rumors, were all over the place. i asked them to kind of snitch on each other. >> these two are like we love their style. which one of these has a bigger glam squad and need more time. >> well, you know what, i think, as woman, we have to defer so much to things like that. >> yes, a lot of moving parts. >> and you need them, so i don't. >> you will not pick a lane. >> i'm this both of those lanes. you cannot tea any the sister hood. >> no. >>> well, as an actress. >> she's amazing. she's warm, serious, funny. they all are. again, they are just warm with each other. i will say, there is literally 13 people for taraji and 14 for janel. >> yes. >> i love it. >> so many young girls are excited about this movie. my mommies taking young african-american girls to go see this. people are excited. inspirational. >> yes, a lot of them are feature in the movie and they are members of the group. >> you know janelmonet is from the state of kansas. >> she knows nothing about you >> i know. >> by the way, you will teach alex

eva posted this of janelle monae, obviously this wasn't my favorite moment of the night but definitely my favorite style moment of the night. >>> and still to come, details on george and amal's date night. >>> then before "this is us" returns, we are with the cast digging for answers the fans want to know. >> is toby alive? >> huh? >>> and winning -- >> charlie sheen reflects on his infamous melt down. >> it is like, dude, what the my husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. my whole family wants to stay free from artificial preservatives. and my debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 organic and free-from items. eat well for less. my giant. >>> at the tea party, fathauer/dr ghtestars, showed up together where -- >> where she said, hey, dad, can you give me a ride? >>> rey? may the force be with you. >> so emotional after that now. >> and the big question, what will "star wars" do? carrie fisher signed

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i'm janelle wang >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. we have a team of reporters covering the weather. let's start with our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> on doppler radar you'll be able to see that we have a wide spread coverage of rainfall, certainly some heavier mopocket we have been detects in the last 45 minutes. it's moved over towards the east bay. and i want to take you to that. you can see the zone of rain, lafayette 6:22, walnut creek at 6:36. hercules 67:18, rodeo 6:25 and crockett at 6:42 tonight. in terms of our flooding threat that's through the santa cruz mountains, where we could see mudslid mudslides. what's on tap as the storm system moves in. i think we'll have the rainfall continuing throughout the night tonight. scattered rainfall on wednesday and then this weekend we're look

i'm janelle wang. raj is on assignment. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we are hours away from round two. it looks clear right now, not much happening but boy is that about to change. this is the live satellite radar. the leading edge of that storm is in the north bay. we're in a microclimate weather alert. we begin with meteorologist rob mayeda. rob? >> some of the things we're watching with storm number two, similar to what we saw last night, gusty winds and potential for thunderstorms. this time around, high surf getting above 20 feet during the day tomorrow. overnight tonight, wind advisory and the hills could get gusts from 1:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. reaching the marine and sonoma coastline, you can see the storm cranking up as we go from storm two to three. the rainfall totals are very impressive. if you live in the north bay, we saw flash flood warnings last night. stay tuned. you can see as we head to noon on sunday, 3 to 4 inches there. perhaps the biggest rainfall will

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i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. the coast guard is looking if are a missing kayaker. about an hour ago a kayaker and a rafter were in the bay on the palo alto side of the dumbarton bridge. the rafter saw the kayak capsize but when it popped up the kayaker was gone. the life vest of the kayaker has been found. the coast guard are searching this area. we have a crew arriving on the scene and we'll pass a i long information as we get it in. >>> the sierra hasn't seen this much snow in years, nearly to l of normal. it's not just about the snow. the local reservoirs are overflowing. so the question is do we still need our strict water restrictions? >> we have two reports this evening. let's begin with mari ann favro. >> reporter: well, raj, thanks to our recent storms tonight the water district board is going to consider easing the 20% restriction implemented

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.... were you scared... yes im still scared... i cant believe this is happening runs=04 =janelle/vo continues= right now at 11: we're following breaking news. a triple shooting at a south bay taqueria. we're live on the scene >>> i'm still scared. >> right now at 11:00, we are live on the scene as the manhunt continues for the gunman. >> the news at 11:00, starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. an east san jose restaurant is shut down, it's an active crime scene with the victims bodies still inside. rick, what are witnesses there telling you right now? >> reporter: well, we are hearing from witnesses and police asking the witnesses more to speak up at this hour. they are saying if you saw this happen or saw anything before this went down, speak up at this hour, because they need to find this possible shooter or shooters before they have a chance to strike again. >>> a guy came in saying, oh, they are shooting outside. and um, he was holding his baby and then he was just like panicking. >> reporter: a triple shooting that left two people dead in a east san jose restaurant. >> w

janelle? >> thank you. the mayors of the three biggest cities, oakland, san jose and san francisco say they are ready to fight the order. that includes pulling millions in federal funding for sanctuary cities. it didn't take long for the mayors to react. >> reporter: the stiff san francisco gets a billion a year in federal funding. mayor lee said he doesn't know how much of that money would be impacted if the president follows through with his sanctuary city threat but it is definitely a threat that drew a lot of reaction inside and outside city hall today. it only took minutes for demonstrators to organize the protests to the president's immigration order. outside of san francisco city hall. >> we will fight you in the streets. we will fight you in the courts. >> reporter: that promise from supervisor hillary ronan came less than an hour after mayor ed lee announced san francisco will not back down from president trump, despite a promise to withhold federal moan from sanctuary cities that do not abide by h

so janel and terry, we have the dry weather coming this weekend. >> we need it. >> thanks, jeff. >> caught on camera, but still at large. video released to us of suspected burglars taking things from a peninsula home. how you can help catch these suspects next. >>> happening now on our twitter feed.pharmacy is selling a cheaper generic price of the epipen. the one at cvs costs about $100. a san rafael man has died in u kau kauai. he died while swimming near the famous beach. as ceo of exxonmobile... rex tillerson put exxon's interests before america's i'm not here to represent the us government's interest. instead, tillerson sided with putin. with billions in russian oil deals... he opposed us sanctions on russia... ...for war crimes forced to pay hundreds of millions for toxic pollution... ...putting profits ahead of our kid's health. tell your senators to reject rex tillerson. and protect american interests not corporate interests. >>> well, it looks like a scene out of "how the grinch stole christm christmas." see for yourselves. police showing off this video of two men who burglarized

. >> and i'm janelle wang. we're going to take you outside to san jose. we've seen on and off rain today. but that will be small potatoes considering what we'll see tonight. >> the stream of moisture is lining up out in the pacific right now. that looks like it will be increasing the flood threat throughout the next seven days. let's get a check of your mie tro climate weather. you can see in the pacific, here's the moisture that is building strength all the way from hawaii, the sub tropical stream that we've seen in the past couple of months. it definitely mhas a lot of moisture. right now we're on the tail end of our latest storm, some areas of wet weather on interstate 80, down toward the south bay it's dry in san jose but low snow across mount hamilton. in terms of the next storm arriving, it looks like that's going to head through tuesday morning, going to stay wet likely into wednesday. this will put us with some snowy travel in the sierras, one to two feet of snow and the flooding threat could be increased by sunday's forecast.

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. >>> the morning commute is going to be dicey. from the south bay to north bay, roads are already wet and storm number two is just getting started. >> let's get to meteorologist rob mayeda tracking the rain, the wind, and dangerous surf. >> we're watching all those right now around the golden gate bridge, wet roadways and the cameras bouncing because of wind speeds picking up. san jose southeast of 14, gusts close to 30 at half moon bay. 2:00 a.m., wind advisory, san francisco to the coles to the hilltops between 3:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. that's when you'll find the strongest winds with gusts up to 50 miles per hour. wave heights on the coast, already up to 18 feet. we will see wave heights getting up to 25 to 30 feet late tomorrow night. as we head into saturday morning and yes the rain now starting to arrive. you're seeing light rain in sap hoe. more steady rain around mt. hamilton and the santa cruz mountains. the main event with the storms still a few hours hereof shore. tonight increasingly strong wind gusts, heavier rain, and