juliette goodrich is standing by in the soggy south bay. >> reporter: there has been a steady downpour of rain in the south bay all evening. many streets in san jose, this one in particular, heading, and san pedro had plenty of water in the streets. people spent the evening covered with umbrellas weathering the rainstorm. the down power continued all evening. in palo alto, rain and wind made the friday evening stroll downtown very wet. and windy and cold. but they all took it in stride. in palo alto, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >> and joe vasquez has been checking out san francisco and the peninsula. he ended up in burrlinggame. how is it? >> reporter: the rain has tapered off, but the wind is causing a bit of a scene. >> it is wet. and it is a beautiful friday night. >> reporter: the rain throughout the peninsula has been steady. >> honestly, i hate the rain, but it is good it is raining. >> reporter: you will find standing water in the usual places but we didn't see any flooding. high winds are the hallmark of this storm. fire crews responded to four fallen trees in san francisco's mis

former homeland assistant juliette keim was also there. rachel you've been there since monday.re they doing? >> it's definitely increasing as the week goes on but it will be tightest around the stadium tomorrow. how tight? well they're even x-raying and going through katy perry's super bowl halftime costumes to make sure nothing's wrong there. there will be a 30-mile no-fly zone over the super bowl. there will be black hawk helicopters patrolling that no-fly zone that were provided by the u.s. border patrol and highlight the coordination between federal and local agencies. you not only have customs and border patrol but the tsa who is donating scanners and personnel. there are federal air marshals to walk through the crowd and see if anyone is acting suspicious. they've hired 4,000 private security personnel, 3,000 local police. they have bomb-sniffing dogs. they told us they have nuclear bomb sniffing dogs. i don't know how you train a nuclear bomb sniffing dog but apparently they will be on hand. >> i think juliette knows. i'm not going to ask her to explain it to our viewers

getting one to hold is priceless as juliette found out. check out her outtakes at the facebook page. >>> scientists think they are close to solving the mystery of what killed hundreds of birds in the san francisco bay. they say it was an oil or fat. wildlife officials don't know if it was dumped deliberately or by accident. >>> in the monterey bay area, wildlife rescuers are tracking down sick and starving pelicans. they found one in a swimming pool in aptos. rescuers also spotted three other sick birds in hollister. all of them died. experts are conducting tests hoping to figure out what happened. >>> meanwhile, in marin county, the marine mammal center says it's getting an unusually high number of sick and malnourished sea lions. the sausalito facility is starting to run out of space to treat them. >>> it is 4:51 on this friday the 13th. in the middle of the measles outbreak, some parents are changing their minds now about bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's

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so linda corey, juliette and briana, christina, tan chow, herbert, angelica. if i called your name and you are in the northern light court, please come up and we'll give you plenty of time. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> could you please speak into the mic. >> i'm linda jimenez, good morning. two days ago i had an accident, but i didn't want to just stay at home and not speaker for the senior and kids of this park. i haven't been really been out around, but i have been reading the necessary information and it would be very, very nice for you all to think about it and not to do any construction. again, because the park is almost no more sun. the seniors can't have any more recreation. the kids, we're all thinking about the kids and the seniors as of right now. so please, we beg you, stop the construction. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning. my name is briana and i'm the vice president of the university of san francisco's filipino-american student organization. >> my name is juliette and i'm one of the public relations and po

that is kind of it. >> thanks juliette goodrich. >>> we have a power ball inaner the bay area. no, not the $564 million jackpot, but it is still seven figures. andria borba is in the store in san leandro that sold that lucky ticket. >> reporter: the winner matched five out of six numbers but not the winning power ball. these are the store owners. they are very excited. that is the machine that sold the winning ticket. the winner likely getting at least $1.4 million from their winning ticket because that main jackpot was so large. now the store owner saying he didn't believe his store had a winning ticket at first. >> i was like no, they are like, they are just making a fool of me. they said no, check the news. your store name is there. then i call my guy and he said yeah, we got it. so i was so excited. i couldn't even dress myself. i just take my whole family and run right away. i don't know. a couple of red lights i think we passed. i was so excited. >> reporter: now, things have good reason to be happy, because they as the store owners here in pop top, they are also winning

juliette goodrich, kpix5. >> well, 6,000 lights have flo: hey, big guy. i heard you lost a close one today. look, jamie, maybe we weren't the lowest rate this time. but when you show people their progressive direct rate and our competitors' rates you can't win them all. the important part is, you helped them save. thanks, flo. okay, let's go get you an ice cream cone, champ. with sprinkles? sprinkles are for winners. i understand. >> nba up top. season headed for the all-star break. but no rest with the sacramento kings. kings reportedly are about to bring in a new coach. again? yeah. warriors should remember george karl, head coach in oakland, 86 to 88. he is expected to take over after this weekend's all-star game. over 1100 wins with five teams. he is taking over for tyrone corbin. none of this is sitting well with this guy, demarcus cousins. gary payton thinks cousins' negativity for karl comes from his agent. >> you listen to yourselfment you are going to make a lot of money. you don't know george karl. let me tell you, you have to go out there and p

organized the camp of families on the surface to fight for the men below and she will be played by juliette bentos. >> host: are they close? >> guest: i would not say they are close. they are bonded by their experience, by the fact that no one else in the world knows what they have been through accept them. a share this experience of being buried underground. having become world famous, they became famous together. they went to disney world, went to london, jerusalem, they saw the holy land. imagine going from being buried alive and thinking the world will forget about you and you will die in the dark of hunger to becoming a world celebrity being shown the world. some of the complex took place underground, continued on to the surface world. nominally the boss underground, once the accident happened, the collapse happened admitted to me he did not know what to do, not much he could do and surrendered his authority and set i am no longer in charge, and i am not the boss here. double vote on what we do and a lot of men thought that was an abdication of responsibility and also someone, people w

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> the third suspect told police he was just a good samaritan driving thewo for help but police aren't buying that explanation. >>> want to update you now on that fatal train collision in men low park this evening. cal train says the northbound track at ravenswood avenue has been reopened but the southbound track remains closed for repairs. a flatbed truck is hauling away the remains of what's left of the car that was hit. what a mess. you can see there is not much there that even looks like a car anymore. not clear why the driver was stopped on the tracks. one woman inside the car was killed. no one on the train was hurt. cal train tells us crossing guards were fully functional at the time. >>> police think they have found a woman who brutally murdered a gilroy man. 19-year-old gabriella bernice ortiz is behind bars tonight for allegedly killing 56-year-old robert heiser last week. police used this surveillance video to narrow in on their suspect. they say ortiz used the victim's credit card at a convenience store just two days after the murder. heiser was

and romeo and juliette. >> there will be vignettes between each piece and movement that will place you the scene of the play. >> reporter: the orchestra's jeremy rothman believes it will be a evening full of music and passion. >> bring someone special and have a great time. >> reporter: the valentine's day concert at is 8:00 p.m. in the verizon high. go to 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts for more on this and other area events. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> welcome back it is sunday, 12:21, 44 degrees, sky6 live hd looking live at a beautiful shot of cape may, new jersey. >> what else rides new york city subway trains besides millions of people? todges of germs. -- tons of germs. there were germs that were associated with anthrax. super-storm sandy turned up bacteria linked to marine life. the levels of bacteria found pose no health problems. >> herb magee has achieved his rare milestone. he won his 1,000th game this weekend. all the wins are at a small s

prosecutors tell juliette goodrich it's a prescription mill that generates millions of dollars in cashat money laundered and sent overseas. >> reporter: 30 minutes to opening time at this clinic and things are already jumping. car after car pulling in, people waiting to see a physician for a medical marijuana recommendation. they are not doing anything illegal. but according to law enforcement, the doctor is. can you tell us what's going on inside? >> uhm -- >> it's organized crime. >> reporter: ralph hughes is an investigator with the medical board. he says dr. bennie brown would have to own and operate the clinic. but in this case, he says, there's evidence of a group of nondoctors are running it instead. a felony under california law. >> there's an awful lot of money that is, we think, moved out of the country. >> reporter: suspected ringleader michael malenkov appeared in court on charges including money laundering and unlawful practice of of medicine. his attorney wouldn't go on camera but told us her clients simply provided marketing services for dr. brown and did nothing illegal

juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >>> new at 5:00, a woman accused of brutally murdering a gilroy man is behind bars tonight. police arrested gabriella bernice ortiz for allegedly killing 56-year-old robert heiser last week. the 19-year-old faces homicide charges. police narrowed in on their suspect with this surveillance video. police say ortiz used the victim's credit card at a convenience store just two days after the murder. heiser was found unconscious in his home one week ago. he died of blunt force trauma. police say they believe ortiz is involved in other similar crimes in the bay area. police do believe others may be involved. they're looking for the woman caught on video with ortiz. >>> all the ports on the west coast are back in full operation. all except one the port of oakland. things are very slow here again today. that's despite a deal that was reached friday between union workers and the big shipping companies. kpix 5 has learned a new union action is causing the slowdown. more on what's going on with the crane operators coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> people living in a san fran

getting one to hold still is priceless as juliette found out. you can heck out her outtakes on our kpix5 facebook page. >>> tonight the department of insurance is investigating geico. a group claims it is misleading customers in california. geico advertises in 15 minutes it can save people 15% or more on car insurance. you know the ad, but in reality you can save even more based on your job, college degree and insurance history. that's not allowed under california law. there are also issues with geico's price quote system. >> they program their websites to produce quotes that are false, that are illegal and that are discriminatory. >> geico has not responded to our request for comment on the investigation. >>> car manufacturers from bmw to ford have started faking it, faking the sound of power. the new engines are a lot more efficient and quieter, but i found out drivers are none the wiser. it's that sound. you know the one, the one that comes roaring out of the tailpipe of a 500-horsepower muscle car, the 1 that eventually went the way of psych

juliette goodrich, kpix5. >> one of the two surviving suspects was shot during the invasion. he is in the hospital. >>> the bay area got a new area code a couple days ago. tonight andria borba discovered one big problem. >> the area code switchover happened at 12:01 saturday morning. most people switched over their cell phones, their landlines. the big problem around the city? right here at the intercom leaving many san franciscans locked out. welcome to the great buzzer kill of 2015. scenes like this are playing out all over san francisco tonight, someone frantically trying to reprogram an intercom. >> san francisco was caught off guard. >> reporter: the problem? the new 628 area code means all landline calls within the 415 must dial 11 digits adding a 1- 415, to existing numbers to buzz open the doors of san francisco apartment buildings leaving some who grew dependent on the buzzer locked out. >> i have noticed many people in front of their own buildings trying to get in. they don't have their key. >> reporter: as san francisco living has grown vertically, the number of in

. >> and juliette, in 2014 in referring to isis the president told "the new yorker" this analogy that we use around here, is if the j.v. team puts on the laker uniforms, that does not make them kobe bryant, and today, the director of the fbi said that there are terare terrorists if in all 50 states. so how do you go from the j.v. to all 50 states? >> well, there are people who are making claims that they have ties to the isis and it does not mean varsity yet, fwhuf people in each-- there rare enough people in the each state that it is not a crisis but a phenomenon that the fbi has to take seriously. the entrance into eye is sis is very, very low, and it is not like al qaeda to have known bin laden and have fought in afghanistan. the entrance into isis hey, i'm online can i join? that is what is incredibly challenging from the law enforcement point of view. >> and i want to echo that if you look at the pa teerls, it is never ever about islam or the cause, but it is about quick and flippant glory and the machismo and asserting masculinity and other things. >> thank you. >>> and now, up

much to do about nothing and a midsummers night dream and romeo and juliette. >> we'll have vignetteseen each peels or each moment that will place you inside the play. >> reporter: the orchestra jeremy rothman vows will be a night set with passion. >> to hear the orchestra to play these incredible pieces of music. bring somebody special on valentine's day and have a great time. >> reporter: the concert is at 8:00 p.m. verizon hall go to arts in philly.org or go to 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >> some faces look guilty, others look another way and getaway with stuff. people are less likely to blame others who have trustworthy faces. the eye brows are slightly lifted, so they form an upside v-shape and the corners of the mouth up slightly. >> i have a question, where is there hair? >> their hair is a whole other story. [laughter]. >> we'll be right back. >> and trustworthy. # i love my shows, but i can't just sit around all day. that's why i have xfinity. their cloud based dvr lets me take everything i've recorded anywhere i go. which is perfect for me, [whispering] because i

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molly ringwald and juliette lewis. >> you rock in pink so well. >> she's simply outrageous. >> do youhough i miss the keytar. >> it's going to make a comeback. >> forecasting that? >> that's my progprognostication. >> i'm going to leave the wig on. >>> do you remember being excited about your prom? i'm betting you were nearly as excited as hanna delmon tay who scored herself the ultimate prom date. no, not rob marciano. philadelphia eagles linebacker emanuel ocho. >> hannah proposed the idea to the nfl star via twitter and he promised to show up if she got 10,000 retweets. needless to say it worked and he surprised hannah at her school. form normally end issing her invitation with an autographed jersey and i'm guessing with the tears he probably can expect more when he shows up for prom. how sweet is that. >> yes. >> the belle of the balance. >> you can loan her your wig. >> no, i want her to look pretty at prom. >> we'll be back with more "gma" and she'll lose the wig, i promise. ♪ simply simply ♪ revolutionary formula with light-filtering technology delivers a poreless, airbrushed l

. >> tell us about working with juliette lewis.f the coolest things is we all know juliette from "natural born killers" and "california" and here she's playing this conservative tight sort of focused -- it's interesting to see her play so far against type and she and i worked together 15 years ago on a movie and so it was cool to kind of reconnect and fall back into it. >> the dynamic between you two is very intense. you can't take your eyes away. something else that set out to me was watching your character shield his children in the media attention as you become the suspect in the story as it builds, the drama builds. that must have struck a cord with you as a father, a famous father. >> it absolutely did and, in fact, one of the reasons why i ultimately took the job is reading what the kids go through as a result of his being under suspicion, and you do think sometimes when you choose a public career, what are you doing to your children in terms of how that can be disruptive to them and -- but thankfully i've never been accused

it was really we were like romeo and juliette a-- version. but there was just only us.here was just the two of us. >> rose: in other words, you had to depend on each other. >> yes, yes. >> rose: one of the reviewers, i think this was-- in "the wall street journal" said her life was dedicated to the service of her husband. if anything she now appears more worshipful of mr. morgenthau and ever and timeless is a long love letter to him. >> that is not true. >> rose: not which part. >> that-- well --. >> rose: all of it? >> it is not about worshipping my husband. it's about a relationship between two people that have you know-- . >> rose: have from very different places different ages. >> very different places different ages, three decades different who have you know really serious careers. and it's how we interacted. and how we were you know reconciled through certain differences in each other. and i think this love letter bit is as kind as that might be from a reviewer is just not the book. >> rose: here's what one critic said more than one. several. this is sort of goes

a romeo and juliette. it's hard to date when you are young and having that glare is tough.. she said when her first child was born, the whooping cough epidemic was growing and before she was two months old, they said you have to get the vaccination if you are going to hold our baby. the 34-year-old said it's simple logic. i believe in trusting doctors not know it alls. >> i agree. >> the guy with coats and degrees. >> if you are not vaccinated don't come around my child. >> jennifer garner is sealing the debate over her lips. i didn't know there was one. the southern living cover girl said she is puckered about speculation she might have gotten her lips done. i didn't know that. she is beautiful. to move that her lips are je je lettic, she nettic. she didn't even know she had movie star lips until later in life. they didn't place beauty high on the lips and it was a shock to hear people say i was pretty. >> it's a beautiful family. >> gorgeous. she got it from her momma. >> get ready to say awe. i love this. kelly clarkson taking us inside her back stage warm up routine wit