>>> more live pictures now from jenner along highway 1.hat you see there is a van that authorities have been pulling out of the water for about the past hour or so. it's believed that this van carried a 62-year-old woman named phyllis bin who was staying at a hotel in santa rosea. it's sleeved she -- believed she may have driven off the side of the road there. no guard rails there and fell into the water. a coroner is on hand, and we believe her body may be inside the car. she was visiting this area with some friends. she was following them on saturday night, and all of a sudden, they noticed she was no longer behind them. this happened during stormy weather, and she may have obviously lost sight of the road or something to that effect. unfortunately, drove off to her death, we believe, in the water there off of jenner and highway 1. >>> people who live near the refinery are being told they should not be alarmed about flare-ups there in the coming weeks. the refinery is the bay area's fourth largest sing the source of air pollution. flames

. >>> we are following a developing story near jenner where search crews have pled a vehicle from the russian river which they believed was being driven by a missing woman from southern california. 62 quloled phyllis bin was drifing back from jenner to santa rosea on saturday night when she disappeared. search teams found what's believed to be her vehicle in the russian river right at the mouth where it runs into the pacific ocean. the coroner is on the scene. people who visit that area say the road there can be dangerous at night. >> that turn, i noticed there isn't any kind of arrow or anything, and it's dark, and i think a lot of people might start accelerating when they get out of the town area here. >> the missing woman and her husband had just had dinner with friends at the river's end restaurant saturday night and were heading back to their hotel in separate vehicles when she disappeared. the rainy weather has meant big business for bay area contractors who have been rushing to repair storm damage. today, contractors in the south bay used a break in the weather to do emergency

that is the latest from jenner in sonoma county. wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> in oakland tonight one person is dead shot after a high-speed chase. abc 7 is there live with the latest on this story. >> and two have been arrested they're looking for a fourth suspect. sheez he's considered armed and dangerous. this all had to do with a shooting which occurred last friday here in oakland that involved this car. so they were already looking for that car and spotted it this afternoon at 2:is a. and they tried to make a stop ending up chasing the car. the pursuit ended at 13th street and 33 avenue near highland hospital. the car crashed into a fence and a home. the people inside of the home were not hurt. the four men ran. this is according to police what happened next. >> there is four occupants in that vehicle and they ran from police two. officers were following one of the people inside of the vehicle. and there is that person can d.have a handgun and was shot and pronounced dead on the scene. >> there is a large presence here. police

live here in jenner claudine wong. >> all right thank you. >>> our time now 6:36. let's talk about our commute. sal, you say we have a crash in san bruno. >> that is right. it's an injury accident in front of the mall temperature this time of the morning is not all that busy there. san bruno fire department arriving on the scene to check it out. you might want to be aware of that. just north of interstate 380. moving a long and taking a look at live pictures. westbound bay bridge traffic looks okay and no problems in the city. this morning in san jose northbound traffic 280 looks good. northbound 17 traffic looks good coming on the bottom of the hill. 6:37 here is steve. >>> all right, sal, thank you. a slightly different pattern today. the cloud bend that has been over us is moving south. they will pick up more rain in southern california where they don't need it. there has been impressive numbers down there. and a line of shower activity or more thunderstorms are certainly possible but mainly toward the north bay as the cold air filters in. one line stretching fr

i mean the heaviest locations in the north bay up toward jenner coming up on an inch of rain. look at these, they're not huge. we go through saturday afternoon, you see rainfall accumulations. san rafael, the next 24 hours 1.3-inches. less than .2 of an inch in san jose. most of the rain in the hills. it's raining everywhere. nothing really heavy, this remind me a lot of -- i better not say 82 but the way it's raining. this consistency is just very moist. it's a very subtropical flow and it's just going to keep going. we'll go into saturday evening. we'll go into saturday late night into sunday morning. and it just keeps going. you get the picture. you know how today went, that's just the way it's going to go. in the mountains it's just going to be going the rest of the week. the forecast for the mountain, winter storm warning if they see, they could see ten feet of snow by next wednesday. that's a lot of snow. you get if avalanche concerns on 50. a pretty significant break julie and ken, some where around tuesday. this is a 12 hour by 12 hour, 24 hour by 24 hour forecast beca

this is the first turn literally when are -- when you come out of jenner.hen you come around this first turn, apparently they found some tire tracks. we did see a couple this morning that led right off the bank and into the russian river which is right here. this was a picture taken by a person named maureen williams who was visiting yesterday. she said he saw a boat, they actually had a diver and helicopter. we believe this is the same area where they are gonna resume the search this morning. now, let's take you through what happened on saturday night when this woman went missing. she and a couple of friends were at this restaurant. it's called the river's end restaurant right in downtown jenner. they were there until about 11:00. they left that restaurant a ccording to authorities and they are gonna head to phyllis bin's hotel which was in santa rosa. the plan was she was going to follow them out of town and go to santa rosa. when they got a mile out of town to intersection, they realized she wasn't behind them any more. now, we drove the road to see what

coroner. 62-year-old phyllis binn was last seen driving on highway 1 after eating in a restaurant in jenner saturday night. she never made it back to her hotel in santa rosa. investigators do not believe that alcohol was a factor. >>> the san jose dentist office seriously damaged when a car crashed into the building this morning. police say the driver may have suffered some kind of medical emergency. he told investigators he didn't remember anything. a worker inside precious smile dental was also taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> a snapped power line ignited a pickup parked in bay point, burning it right down to its hub caps. thankfully there was no one inside the vehicle at the time but firefighters were power less to put out the flames. they had to wait until pg&e could come shut the power off to extinguish the fire. >> three more california counties got a declaration of emergency from the governor tonight bringing the total to 9. kendis gibson shows us one city that is dealing with wall to wall mud. >> reporter: highland, california, is covered in a river of mud. cars buried

half inch toward jenner. saturday and sunday looks okay right now. changed a lot, that model changed a lot. >> looked like sundays we were going to have rain earlier. now looks like everything is newer. >> thanks, bill. >>> a san jose postal worker is going to be singled out on thursday for his heroism in helping to put out a fire. demano noticed smoke while delivering mail. no one was injured. demano removed a burning pot from the stove and for that he is being hailed as a hero. >>> santa's helpers have been answering messages addressed to the north pole. it's part of a 100-year-old tradition of answering letters for children. if you would like to help postal >>> mark is here with sports, but what has happened to the warriors. two in eight in the last two games and it didn't help. >> you're the big sharks guy. what happened with the warriors? kind of a big bucket on ice when you see the cold hard truth staring at you. your team light years away from the elite team in the league and san antonio topping the nba. nothing more than a semi strenuous work

friends last saw 62-year-old phyllis bin leaving a restaurant in jenner around 6:00 saturday night. she was following them to her hotel in her chrysler minivan but they say somewhere on the highway they lost sight of her behind them. not clear if investigators found a body inside that minivan. bin's friends say she had not been drinking. >>> a close call during yesterday's storm for an oakland woman who ended up with a tree in her living room. hailey vain and her friends were hanging out in her house when they heard a big noise. she ran into the living room and found this huge pine tree had toppled by the wind through her roof. branches had speared the couch narrowly missing her friends. >> everything in there is completely trashed, it's got crushed completely so, i mean just the fact that those two guys were able to escape with nothing on them is pretty amazing. >> it's not the first time a tree has fallen on the property and haley says she is pretty sure her landlord will be removing the remaining trees. >> it was a wild weekend. we're going to check in with lawrence who is tellin

half inch toward jenner. saturday and sunday looks okay right now. changed a lot, that model changed a lot. >> looked like sundays we were going to have rain earlier. now looks like everything is newer. >> thanks, bill. >>> a san jose postal worker is going to be singled out on thursday for his heroism in helping to put out a fire. demano noticed smoke while delivering mail. no one was injured. demano removed a burning pot from the stove and for that he is being hailed as a hero. >>> santa's helpers have been answering messages addressed to the north pole. it's part of a 100-year-old tradition of answering letters for children. if you would like to help postal officials, letters will be available at the evans street postoffice the next few tuesdays. >>> mark is coming up next with sports, we'll be right bark. -- we'll be right back. >>> mark is here with sports, but what has happened to the warriors. two in eight in the last two games and it didn't help. >> you're the big sharks guy. what happened with the warriors? kind of a big bucket on ice when y

and internet 15 had to be shut down while firefighters burned the place, reporter jenner jenson has the story. >> if you listen, you can hear popping sounds made by explosives ignited inside of the burning home this, is the once-rented home that has been called a bomb factory after the largest discovery in u.s. history were found inside of the home three weeks ago. >> i don't think those, not the loud once, they were not. just wood burning. those where the things he had in his house. >> a team attached them to long cords, then rolled them into the street. neighbors in this commute watched and it became engulfed in flames, and balls of fire reached into the air. and there is smoke were far enough away from evacuees. >> add we seen smoke coming this way i probably would have grabbed the family and left. >> onlookers gasped as the fire spread to nearby vegetation, firefighters doused flames, you can see from sky 10 last-standing wall inside of the house gave way and collapsed. >> it was amazing to watch how quickly it was smoke and then, fire and how fast it was done. >> from start to fini

taken way out of proportion but it's not like it hasn't happened before i mean joseph mccarthy and jenner and the crew that one against the communists in the fifty's harry truman was forced to initiate a loyalty oath for government employees this is not something new to america now they're taken out of proportion but then you know what's used is that this little example of one preacher or pastor excuse me in florida that wants to burn korans is shown to the muslim world and that's what they think. all of america feels or the majority of what they should see of course again going back to my other point is our example that we tolerate anything that has to do with religion almost to the extent of being absurd but we do that's what our constitution saying that religion is not a state of fear in our country so could we have done it any different after nine eleven i mean i don't know nine years later with so much that's happened if that's this is the question again most but one of the most important aspect of my answer to you would be we could have not done iraq had we not done iraq it would be

you look at the totals up toward jenner. we're going to tkpwáet rain.it's due to the warmer system. it's raining when you wake up. tomorrow night's overnight saturday into sunday morning should be some of the heavier rain with some of the heaviest winds. the computer model, you can come back and join us. winter storm warnings not going any where. it's up all weekend and beyond. rain continues to fall steady. it's not just the bay area it's the west coast. saturday morning there are showers and watch it start to pick up again saturday afternoon. and saturday evening, i think this is going to be the brunt of this next system saturday night overnight into sunday. but it just keeps coming. this is sunday morning at 8:00, i mean we're in the breaks. if you don't get the breaks. and we'll be watching this because this definitely is going to be something to watch. as we get into sunday morning, it keeps going. the systems to time them is very difficult. because they haven't developed yet. this is like a little fire hose pointing at the west coast. disturbances

to the north in jenner, this is going to rotate sliding east through sebastopol and lighter rain to the the rest of the day today, scattered light showers continuing to taper off. rain redevelops later on this evening through the overnight hours, monday we're looking at more showers. and then the rain will be much lighter come tuesday and wednesday and even thursday, scattered showers and better rain christmas eve. if you are going to run around this weekend, today is not too bad. >> sfo is reporting 30-minute delays on arrival flights. >> next newscast is at 8:00 a.m. go to www.abc7.com. stay dry.

she was last seen driving in the minivan from a restaurant in jenner where she had dinner with friends on friday night. >>> the sewage we reported yesterday, is much bigger than first thought. officials say as much as 3 million gallons of sewage p oured into corte madera this week. rain water and sewage spilled out of manhole covers in k entfield last week. during the cleanup of last w eek's spill, workers found large amounts of debris stuck in the pipe and at the site where a construction company was w orking. some sewages did overflow. some neighbored say they are kind of upset they weren't notified. >> my family's right here. we have -- i have two young children and we want to keep abreast of the prognosis of the drainage. >> signs were posted in the neighborhood. officials say they told as many as possible and they admit there's no system in place to let every resident don't. officials don't know if the act was deliberate but the sheriff's office and the fbi are th involved in the incident. >>> right now, carolers are in san francisco -- ♪ i want to wish you a merry christmas ♪ >>

authorities found her body in a minivan submerged near jenner. she was last seen saturday night after leaving a restaurant in the area with friends. the southern california resident was following them in her vehicle when they noticed they couldn't see her headlights behind them anymore. search teams found tire marks leading into the river. they found the van yesterday using an underwater camera. the federal government is launching an investigation into the firing of mark herred. the sec wants to know the circumstances surrounding his fourth resignation months ago. he want to know if he passed information about a 2008 multimillion dollar h. p. acquisition to the woman to later accused him of sexual harassment. that led to her dismissal. h. p. is cooperating with the investigation. >> this morning funding to restore moffett field hangar one is in jeopardy after the money was thought to be available. it would have been used to restore the hangar after toxic siding was removed. nasa committed $20 million to the project but was counting on another $8

con -- jenner! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] any fans of wheaties out there?ians? pro -- the album cover shows a young artist struggling to deal with fame and disillusionment with the music industry. con -- it also looks like the world's first american apparel ad. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] pro -- the previously unheard song "save my love" is streaming free at brucestringsteen.net con -- seriously, he couldn't get brucespringsteen.com? what's going on? [ laughter ] what's the problem there? >> steve: he should call the internet. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro -- it's cool to look through the notebook and see the kind of stuff bruce wrote down in his own handwriting. con -- like the time he had to go to walgreens to buy deodorant, toilet paper and seven butterfingers. [ laughter ] "nobody better lay a finger on my butterfinger!" [ laughter ] "i need seven." [ laughter ] "i had two on tuesday. i had one on monday. that makes three. i skipped wednesday altogether." [ laughter ] "had four on thursday. friday just talked about what happened earlier in the wee

friends last saw 62-year-old phyllis bin leaving a restaurant in jenner saturday night.st sight of her. friends say she had not been drinking. rough waters have prevented divers from going into the river. >>> 5:34. packer patience if you are heading to the airport anytime in the next few weeks. nearly a half million californians expected to catch a flight for the holidays. local air travelers could face delays though with the heavy holiday crowds, combined with that forecast of stormy weather. yesterday rains caused delays of up to two hours at sfo and we just checked with san francisco, oakland and san jose and all those airports say they are not anticipating any delays this morning. >>> it is 5:34 now. and we are going to check in with how our weather is. tracy humphrey has the forecast. >> good morning. scattered showers out there this morning especially in the north bay. they are fairly light in nature. but again still producing some wet roads. we are looking at scattered activity through novato, petaluma, up near the santa rosa area. plenty of rainfall still in the

rain, we could see half a foot of rain in some places, more than that, a foot of rain up towards jenner those areas, easy. partly sunny tomorrow. we've seen these before, we had something sort of similar to this last year as well. this is the system that rolled through last night, quarter inch of rain, weather system to the north, some out to the west and they will start to move in. as they do, group up, get their act together and start bringing rain as early in the bay area as friday morning. tomorrow afternoon, mid-50s, tomorrow at the end of the day, mid-50s upper 50s, not a real warm day tomorrow. partly sunny and then increasing clouds so here's the computer model the latest. going to take you all the way into saturday. so thursday at 6:00, you see the clouds start to increase. that's tomorrow night just about now. i've got rain, probably be showing you rain from live stormtracker 2 on shore. now we are thursday, friday morning at 6:00 a.m., that's a wet morning commute. you can see -- you know what i noticed when i look at this? look at the extent, look at the aerial distribution

phyllis bent left the river's end restaurant in jenner 10:00 saturday night on her way back to santa rosa. friends at another car lost sight of her. the sheriff's department is searching the river for her car. tire tracks were seen leading up to the river's edge. she was vitting sonoma county from southern california. >>> the storm led to problems around the bay area with power outages and downed trees. traci grant is live in san francisco with that part of the story for us. >> reporter: well, jessica, it seems that so far in terms of damage, this storm has brought more of a whimper than a wallop. try telling that to the thousands of people who have had problems with the power over the last few days in the bay area. pg&e says it has restored electricity to all but just a few homes. >> like a little whirlwind. then i saw the -- what i thought was just a, you know -- the tree limb come down on the house over there. and just with a wild crack. >> reporter: she was watching yesterday when a huge tree keeled over on top of this house on marlowe drive in oakland. some neighbors say it felt

argument isn't terribly new, when smallpox was a scourge, timothy dwight, head of yale, said taking dr jenner's injection was an interference with god's design as well. that's sort of by the way, you need something like unicef to get jor work done if you want to alleviate poverty, misery and disease, and for me, my money will always go to organisations like medicins sans frontiers, like oxfam, and many others, who strangely enough go out into the world,o good for their fellow creatures, for its own sake. they don't take the bible along, as people do to haiti all the time, we keep catching them doing it. their money is being spent flat out on proselytisation. it is a function of the old thing hand in hand with imperialism. it's the missionary tradition. they can call it charity if they will, but it doesn't stand a second look. so much on the biness of doing good, except perhaps to add, since i have you for some extra minutes, mrlair and i at different times gave quite a lot of our years to the labour movement, and if the promise of religion had been true, right up until the late 19th century in,

further, in jenner, a 62-year-old woman apparently became disoriented by the storm. she drove her minivan into the river and her body was discovered last night. getting from point a to b is treacherous. >> i was driving. the wind is what pushed me and caused me to hit the pole. >> reporter: the pacific coast highway near malibu is blocked with mudslides and rocks. in bakersfield, california, one young man decided a jet ski was the smart way to travel. the rain has been relentless. and the fear this, this gushing water could turn into mud. concrete rails have been put in place. but there's no way of knowing how much they can hold back. the storm is just getting started. los angeles can expect three to six more inches through wednesday. las vegas, more than seven inches. in st. george, cedar city, utah, more than eight inches. and it's moving east. just look at fargo, north dakota, and much of minnesota. a white christmas is one thing. but whiteout conditions are a tough way to travel home for the holidays. on the west coast, this prechristmas nightmare is supposed to

the agoura hills resident was last seen driving in the minivan from a restaurant in jenner, where shewith friends saturday night. authorities found fresh tire tracks on a grassy shoulder of highway 1 that overlooks the russian river. they don't believe bin was drinking although a toxicology report is pending. chp officer tim randall said investigators are also looking into whether the vehicle suffered a mechanical failure. san jose police are warning residents. two pit bulls attacked a san jose woman in front of her house monday night as she was trying to get into her vehicle. one of her neighbors called police at about 6:20 p.m. to report that two dark gray pit bulls were attacking the 41-year-old woman in front of the home at 3000 whitesand drive. police are warning community members that the dogs have not been captured. they have clipped ears and may have light gray spots. hundreds of residents of the cupertino is calling to it and into a cement plant that they feel it is releasing mercury. southwest cement company no longer belongs in that area that includes home schools and parks

search the russian river or 60 year-old woman is believed to have driven off their road south of jennersing sunday morning after she failed to return zero at a coming tender piece of water rescue divers in 10-search portion portions of the river hoping to find a woman. coming up on the morning news much more weather, traffic, news. but set aside what concrete you can see the road quite dry at this time and things are pretty smoothly in that area. we will be right back. the next seven days it will be partly cloudy pretty much all week it's going to clear up thursday, friday just in time for christmas eve. saturday there rain returns. at least you're inside opening your packages that hopefully will arrive on time. the u.s. post office is expected monday to be its busiest day of the year.postmasters estimate 800 million pieces of mail will be processed nationwide during the course of the day. the u.s. postmaster general said that if customers get their cards and packages to the post office by monday, they will make it by christmas.if the items are not ready until tuesday, customers must us

jenner who believed in a democratic prospect, living harmoniously in bangladesh, india, pakistan, afghanistan in that region. so i want us to support the concept of his legacy. just let me read some headlines that are reflective of his history. strong american voice in diplomacy in crisis. i can affirm that. vietnam, afghanistan, pakistan, all resulted out of crisis. but he was a man of diplomacy. statesman. who defined a generation. clearly, 50 years of service, there was no doubt that ambassador holbrooke's life will be considered an era, a time frame of american diplomacy and an approach of getting involved and getting to know the people who you had to engage with. as we listen to reflections about ambassador holbrooke, it was noted that he would go to the sites of the chief or the elder statesmen or elder warrior or the village or the mountains to be able to draw from that very person who could be part of making peace. you know, as i reflect on this, i would say to you, that's the kind of diplomacy we need. we're going to have to unshackle ourselves. interest -- it's interesting as a memb

>> i was just looking will you "okay" magazine and saw kendall and kylie jenner.uly in need and everybody else gets a little sweet. you know how i feel about those presents things. trying to keep it -- >> trying to keep from getting anything at the last second. >> i know this time of year so many people make their entire livelihood based on a christmas selling season. i'm torn. how about you? >> i buy for family and friends and i'm a last-minute buyer and every year i say not this year. then you panic and buy a candle or something at the last second. >> what's wrong with a kringle. >> nothing. tammy loved hers last year. >> most men prefer to toast beer over the holidays. they don't want the champagne. they just want beer so somebody has solved this problem just in time for -- >> beer! beer! >> it's called infinium. >> it is sam adams beer that comes in a champagne bottle. >> fine bubbles and a fruity, elegant aroma. $5. jerry, you're a champagne guy? then you should be the one to give us a -- >> it's beer. it's totally beer. >> how is it? >> if you were a beer lo

argument isn't terribly new, when smallpox was a scourge, timothy dwight, head of yale, said taking dr jenner's injection was an interference with god's design as well. that's sort of by the way, you need something like unicef to get major work done if you want to alleviate poverty, misery and disease, and for me, my money will always go to organisations like medicins sans frontiers, like oxfam, and many others, who strangely enough go out into the world, do good for their fellow creatures, for its own sake. they don't take the bible along, as people do to haiti all the time, we keep catching them doing it. their money is being spent flat out on proselytisation. it is a function of the old thing hand in hand with imperialism. it's the missionary tradition. they can call it charity if they will, but it doesn't stand a second look. so much on the business of doing good, except perhaps to add, since i have you for some extra minutes, mr blair and i at different times gave quite a lot of our years to the labour movement, and if the promise of religion had been true, right up until the late 19th cen