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that is where justin is at this point in his life. why you see this enormous success in him driving the streaming revolution. >> some may say given that, there is a risk you have overpaid for this, or do you feel you have gotten this at the right price? >> the underwriting is very strong. we are at 600 million paid subsibers. we are looking at 2 billion paid subscribers within a decade. that paid streaming revolution is right on time. it is growing very well. his catalog is going to be one ofhe great beneficiaries of that. >> breaking news from the afp news agency. we are getting this, it looks like a priest has been injured, an assistant known as a sackur staff has been killed on wednesday in an attack on a church in the south of spain. shortly before 8:00 p.m., a person launched an attack with a bladed weapon, killing one person and injuring others. more details on our websi narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for ame

>> home. >> video from the circle s confirmed justin's presence until midnight.n gone home was somewhat harder to prove. >> his roommate stated that he wasn't quite sure if he was actually in his room or not. >> and then there was this. >> i'm seeing a few scratches on your arm. how did those happen? >> landscaping. >> when she asked to photograph those scratches and take a dna sample, justin said no. that had to make you sit up a little straighter. >> yes. >> coming up -- >> your loved one had just been murdered. we wanted answers, and we just weren't getting them, not quickly enough for us anyways. >> nick's brother is about to turn detective. could he give the true detectives the lead they need? >> he said, johnny, you're not going to believe this. i just dealt with that guy a few months ago. >> when "dateline" continues. verything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. now i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can o

justin finch, abc news, memphis. liz: coming up this week martha raddatz sits down with ben crump to discuss the reaction and police accountability. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos right here on abc 7. in los angeles authorities say , three people are dead and four others are wounded after a shooting yesterday morning in an upscale neighborhood. lapd says it happened in front of the beverly crest home they believe has been used as a short-term rental. investigators did not confirm whether a party was happening there the time. the victims were found dead inside of a vehicle. the other four people who were shot were standing outside. police say they have no other information on any suspects. a group of youth activists held a rally yesterday outside city hall in response to the recent mass shootings. march 4 our lives, made up primarily of students, was behind the event. it followed the deadly shooting in florida. the group came together after the shooting in parkland, florida in

justin andrews is near campbell. sean is in south san francisco where high winds blew the roof off of an apartment complex. i was talking to our meteorologist and she said the guys could have been 34 miles an hour to knock those winds off. >> yes amanda. they had to be an impressive level of wins. the winds are much calmer now. the damage shows you what we are talking about. you can see the pieces of the roof that have been come down. firefighters actually had to remove the roof because it was dangling down there. take a look at the video that we have for you. you will get a better sense of the damage. we are able to go outside and the residence allowed us to come into the apartment. there was still water on the floor. there was water that was leaking from the ceiling. they even had a container to collect the water that was coming into one of the bedrooms. neighbors who live in the area tell us that it was really just a scary scene to be here overnight. take a listen. >> to me it sounded like a car crash. it was real

justin? >> andrea was there as many tried to cope with their feelings loss and pain. >> reporter: it was a chance for the community to grieve together and remember the lives lost not just in half moon bay, but monterey park as well. >> reporter: a time to remember the 18 lives taken, and for a community to mourning and start the process to heal. >> it's been really hard this time around. we have seen it so many times now, in the last couple of years, and it took me a really long time to process this one, too, where i felt numb for a long time. >> reer to the vigil with her 6-year-old daughter. the feeling of numbness is felt by many at the vigil ♪ in the arms of the angel, fly away >> one day my world collapsed. i lost my heart. >> reporter: josephene shared her loss. >> it eats us alive from within. my heart has been numb because i keep putting layers and layers of the scar over it, and i couldn't feel anything. i'm dying inside. >> reporter: some say there's obstacles to seeking emotional s

justin andrews is live in felton growth. he spoke to people who are literally watching floodwaters pour onto their own properties. justin? >> reporter: yes i met a guy named dan. he has been living here at the property to my right since 1993. he says he has never seen floodwaters like what you saw earlier this morning. where i am standing right now, we could not stand here long ago because the waters were often the distance from the san lorenzo river were all the way up this road . it made the road look like a river itself not long ago. what you see live right now is not what we saw just an hour ago. the images my photographer and i were able to capture are just jaw-dropping. look at your screen. this blue trashcan floating in the waters looking like a buoy. we also captured an old-school truck almost fully submerged. water levels were flirting with mailboxes and stop signs. the same waters forced the sheriff's office to start alerting people like dan around 4:00 am to get out. thankfully, his home was on higher ground. the

back then justin told him he'd always dreamed of flying planes but wasn't quite sure how to make theto figure out how to get into the flying. next thing you know things just absolutely took off for me. >> iver, what drew you to really step up and change a young man's life? why? >> i grew up in england. i never, ever saw a single pilot who looked like me in the uk, so i came across the organization of the black aerospace professionals. they guided me and i had mentors in my life who changed my life, and i said my goal is to pay it forward to the next person going down the line. >> reporter: over the course of a year, iver helped justin outline a career plan and prepare for exams. >> so like clock work, get the written down and study these items and he did that perfectly. as for me, it was just a pleasure seeing him go from, you know, a 19-year-old kid to an airline pilot, and it just brings me joy. >> reporter: justin passed all the requirements flying for regional airlines before rejoining delta last spring. iver was by his side when he finally got his wings. >> what's the bigger mes

justin finch, abc news, memphis.we are hearing more from the nichols family attorney, ben crump, about other incidences with these officers that may have contributed to this decision. this is what he said on this week. >> the young man said he was assaulted for five days before he was killed, simply going to get pizza. they said they attacked pulled him out of the car, yell profanity at him and put a gun to his head. liz: he said the man tried to report the account or twice to the memphis police department, but his calls were not returned. the unit was operating as three teams of 30 officers that claimed to target violent offenders and areas hit by high crime. scorpion has been inactive since nichols' arrest nearly three weeks ago. in los angeles, three people are dead and four others are wounded after a shooting yesterday morning in an upscale neighborhood. lapd says it happened in front of the beverly crest home they believe has been used as a short-term rental. investigators did not confirm whether a party was hap

justin andrews is live. justin, the big issue here is access to the area. can you explain how difficult it is? and i can see how bad it is out there for you right now too. >> reporter: yeah the conditions we are experiencing right now is the reason why these evacuations are in place. about 30 seconds before you tossed to me there was a huge wind gust that almost blew our camera over. i had to add this ziploc bag overmyin conditions are worsening. you can see the rain and the ponding and the puddling we are seeing here. again niles canyon road is just on the other side. >>> if we can been up, look at the american flag whipping in the winds. those are the conditions we are experiencing right now. this is why alameda county officials are asking people to leave their homes right now. because you are not going to be able to get in or out of your homes. >>> and get this. even emergency responders may not be able to get to you. this is the same area we saw flooding and mudslides just about 5 days ago. niles canyon road is still closed off. alameda county says this

we have justin andrews in fremont and lauren thoms at half moon bay . first let's go to meteorologist jessica burch with why today is a first alert weather day . >> we expect 2-6 inches of rain in most of the microclimates over the next hours. with all of the downed trees we have been seeing, think about it as we have been in such a drought that the trees are foldable and dry and it's easy for them to fall. this high wind warning concerns me throughout the bay area with wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour at times. look at what we see in san francisco in the next hour . the sa me trd atoad kland anmot diablo and it 'siminpactg the higher elevations in the lower elevations too. at the 10:00 hour and extending into the afternoon a different trend because the atmospheric river comes in the morning commute hours. the first alert weather day as we look at first alert doppler with widespread showers and heavier pockets of rain forming near san francisco, oakland and even friends into the tri-valley area . this will track east into the afternoon and pushes sout

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right, justin, thanks very munh. on the peninsula highway 92 san mateo county is still shut due to a big sinkhole making it difficult, impossible. in fact, right now for people in half moon bay to get around one restaurant is stepping up and helping neighbors. kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> a restaurant remain closed on friday. so and volunteers prepare meals for the communities impacted by storm. we're hearing now, you know, >> christian over on supervisor at top korea like was busy in the kitchen on friday. we make it toto of days. >> 1000 all this thanks to a partnership with nonprofits, world, central kitchen and a loss after a series of heavy rain causing major flooding to the coast and a sinkhole shutting down highway 92. these free meals will be delivered to happen. bay and pescadero central workers are. >> community that's been hit really hard here. that have been without without ability and folks that are really hurting in the bombing linda hernandez is the founder of latino center, nonprofit. >> w

and justin, a consistent feature we have seen in deadly police encounters is the traffic stop.e write, stopped for having an air freshner on his rearview mirror. here the police chief openly questioning the idea that he had been recklessly driving prior. is that a broader problem? the police traffic stop itself? >> yes, well first thanks for having me. the d.c. police reform commission here in the nation's capital where i live, last year recommended that we take place out of traffic stops in this city, for that very reason. we have other ways to be able to enforce traffic violations without having people with guns and with the ability or the training of using violence and deadly force to subdue people who are simply out trying to get from one place to another. so those are some serious proposals that we need to weigh the pros and cons of. i know that the phrase abolish the police has been so controversial, but we have to get past our emotional responses to particular phrases and really find solutions that are going to be based on the merits of our proposals, pros and cons. >> i

justin, stay safe. we'll talk to you again soon. >>> stay with us as we and a half grate the storms with you on air and streaming 24/7. we'll have you covered all the day long as the storms roll through today and once again tomorrow we'll have the wet weather. we'll talk about the windy conditions. just the saturation in the ground. i think it makes it easier for these trees to topple over. >> it is the fact these trees are very dry. we have been in a drought for so long too. they are brit and they fall over easy. to add to that the flooding is the consistent issue as we keep looking at the first alert doppler. >>> as we look at that first alert live doppler right now. the rain is coming down hard. it is going to stay consistent . >>> welcome back. thanks for sticking with us this morning. one of the morgans results from this winter storm is flooding. we could be seeing a whole lot of that in the bay area today. jocelyn is live in san jose, where a flood warning is in place. >>> jocelyn, i was going thr

joe biden, justin trudeau and the mexican president have been meeting in mexico city. they have discussed regional cooperation, including trade, immigration, and drug trafficking. manual apollo has been following the summit and joins us from mexico city. life pictures there of the three leaders giving a press conference in the last hour or so. has anything concrete come out of the summit? reporter: i'm looking over here, noticing the press conference is still going on. the north american leaders summit did conclude, the press conference going longer than we were expecting it to. so far, what we have heard from the three world leaders, canadian prime minister justin trudeau, president biden, and president ober door of mexico is lacking the specificity. their tone, certainly on a number of topics ranging from border security, multilateral security strategy to curb weapons trafficking, to curb human trafficking, to curb the trafficking of drugs moving back and forth between the u.s.-mexico border, all of that seemed very optimistic. at one time, president lopez ober door

justin andrews joins us in san jose. we ca see behind you, and how many downed trees are we seeing? >> reporter: our summit just sent us to another location when we ran into this. this was a toppled tree off of the st. thomas expressway. this is an uprooted tree on moorpark avenue. you can see it took out a power line. fire crews put the caution tape up around it to protect it, and protect people driving and walking in the area. the city of san jose wants remind you to be aware of your surroundings. with the soil so saturated, and windy conditions that we are feeling, you will likely see more and more downed trees. he did check the pg&e map. it shows thousands of customers without power. at last check, it was 50mecould be ked when they wake up this morning, and realize you don't have power. this is to remind everyone, have your flashlights and batteries, and your phone chargers ready. folks are looking at various rivers. with more rain that we are seeing on and off this morning, you can see the levels rising as well. we

trudeau, primer ministro de canadá . >> además de esta reunión, el encuentro entre joe biden y justinico y estados unidos, issa osorio . tiene detalles de lo que estuvimos viendo en las horas previas a este momento, issa, ¿qué tal? . >> así es, julio, ayer ocurrió la reunión bilateral entre presidentes de méxico y estados unidos en palacio nacional y, aunque al principio hubo reclamos por parte del presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador, el presidente de estados unidos no se quedó callado y también le contestó. >> contar con el respaldo de inversión pública y privada para el bienestar de todos los pueblos de américa, sin excluir. >> los últimos 15 años hemos gastado miles de millones de dólares después del mandatario mexicano subió un vídeo en redes sociales como una especie de tras bambalinas de la reunión, hay muchas sonrisas y abrazos entre ambos presidentes, quienes recorrieron palacio nacional, incluso se asoman por el balcón principal desde donde todos los años presidentes mexicanos dan el grito de independencia. andrés manuel lópez obrador le mostró al presidente joe biden un r

i'm justine waldman. back to justine. thanks for that. stay up to date for the latest weather conditions all week long scan that qr code. >> on your screen, it will take you to a special section of kron 4 dot com, which has the latest flood watches. traffic advisories. sandbag pick up spots and much more. and a reminder kron 4 will have extended coverage as this storm moves through the bay area. we'll be live on the air until 11 o'clock tonight. keeping you up to date on all the latest developments. >> our coverage continues. as we've said, this is a live look at the kron. 4 radar at this hour. as lawrence mentioned earlier, this storm is still to the early to middle stages of moving through the bay area. and as you can see, the rainfall is quite widespread. some areas, some pockets getting a lot of heavy rainfall at this hour. be careful. we'll be right be careful. we'll be right back with more. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was

you saw justin to grow say -- prime minister justin trudeau said you all remember a few years ago when this partnership was potentially in doubt. you are seeing a real show of force from these three leaders that they want to task their teams to build more integration when it comes to trade. president biden talked about his trip to el paso and that she wants to work with mexican officials to work on a more legal path for migration. they announced a new pathway virtually instead of people showing up at the border. he also talked about fentanyl. 20,000 pounds have been seized that the board just since august the loan. they want to have more formal relationships to combat these issues together. we know that there are also tricky conversations going on behind the scenes when it comes to trade. >> our next guest says there is optimism coming from the world's biggest economies, but plenty of risks. joining us now is dr. christopher smart from barings investment. how challenging will it be to get all the ducks in the road? >> we have to recognize that we have seen signs from all of the major e

justin: this is mainly a political move.eport touched on it earlier, about potential political infighting within elements of the russian military and the pmc's and the government itself. the government is run on the idea that people are in competition with each other for the boss's favor at almost every level, particularly when it comes to being around putin. they are possibly concerned about their own apparent success on the battlefield compared to previous commanders. i think that move has to be seen in that context. it is pretty unusual for the head of a nation's entire ground forces to be put in charge of the military operation as well. it certainly questions if you will be able to do that job well. it needs to be seen as part of a political move and part of that infighting more than anything else. i don't think it will have a particularly positive effect on the battlefield for russia. nicole: ukraine's western partners have steadily increased the liveries of weapons to ukraine. with poland's offered of leopard 2 tanks o

i am justin andrews. we are looking at preparations, up next. >>> while the storm will pack a punch, we get perspective from a water expert saying this storm is far from the worst case scenario. >>> as we look at the roadways, it is raining on the bay area bridges. i have a complete look at cancellations for matt mass transit, coming up. >>> on this first alert weather day, a powerful atmospheric river is barreling toward the bay area. it is expected to hit this afternoon. we are seeing rain ing we live team vea gina francoistracking, what could be a messy commute. we are checking in on how san mateo county and san francisco residents are getting ready for what the storm will bring. we start off with first alert meteorologist, darren peck. when will it start? >> we have started to see the rain. the showers of come on sure the bay this morning. you can see we are in the leading edge of the system. if we come in for a close-up look, while the rain is getting the roads slick, the heavy rain , the reason why

i'm justine waldman. >> kron 4 news. >> the time is 4.41. and still to come on the kron 4 morning news still looking for tickets for sunday's game against the cowboys. well, we've got about how much you might have to pay for even nosebleed seats. coming up after the break. >> welcome back 4.44. on this friday morning, we saw some rainfall at the start of the week. but since then, things have dried out. and i think we've earned it at this point. we are looking at a dry forecast continuing to the weekends andnthat's something that is going to make your weekend plans, something the easy to get to your view outside right now at the east bay hills. no cloud cover and certainly no rain really clear view all the way out to the coastline up in the sierra. we've honestly got ideal conditions. now we have new snowfall just over 24 hours ago. if you are heading up there, make sure to bring all the layers because it is quite cold, but we are seeing dry cleared roads at this point and no snowfall in sight. so trip travels back this weekend, too. radar sh

justin. >> hey, it started off raining today. it didn't scare off any red gold fans, but they sat here through the game. it started meeting. but shortly after the game started, i'll show you the field. what you can look at right now. you can see the rain is still carrying on. but during that game, there were some times where there were some sunshine out there. these fans still put their rain covers on excited. and once that from the 4th quarter, people actually started exiting the game just to get out of here because the conditions were so bad. but take a listen to how excited they were that the niners win the game. >> it hangs in the pocket. he's very, very respectful. he's a good. he's a good teammate. like to to say about what we know. do you know depot is we've known this for a long was because we love here. first, other vikings next >> i feel great because we just want. >> that these fans were excited. they're so excited that it's been a season of so many different quarterbacks. and now to see the niners carry on to them. th

. >> our first justine waltman in our newsroom and now live with all the latest justine. well, the house is officially adjourned until tomorrow without electing a speaker, but it was still a history making day as kevin mccarthy became the first. person in 100 years to lose that initial vote. now opening day of this new congress kicked off with a battle for the gavel over who will control the house floor. but a core group of conservative republicans are still leading the charge against mccarthy's bid. >> for house speaker needing 218 votes in the full house. mccarthy just got 203 in 2 rounds and fewer than democrat kim jefferies and that gop controlled chamber during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock. today i spoke with bay area congressman john garamendi about what he believes is happening on the republican side of the house. and if it can be resolved. >> the republican party's in total chaos. it's really they're going to have to make the congress, but they simply are unable to do it at least now. and i think they're going to be able to do it for most of this next 2 years. they h

and what i can tell you about justin is that he's super humble. he's a genius in every sense of the word. he's a friend. he's someone that i know i love. just bouncing ideas off of. i went through this process of figuring out who i was going to coauthor with, setting on zoom calls like the one that we're doing right now and just trying to figure out who did i mess with? and immediately that this was the fourth interview that i had. and once i met justin, it was just like we just clicked whatever it is. like we had it. we knew that the synergy was going to be great and i'm just so glad that i felt that we found each other and that we was able to create this and looking forward to, you know, the future of some more creations down the line. now. caron butler, were you writing as a youth or while you were playing in the nba? and so process like for you? i started i started journaling in probably year three in the nba, and it started with, you know, some of the conversations that i had with were like great brother kobe bright start telling me, hey, man

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> ucsf benioff children's hospital staff say they're concerned about the erosion of services for their patients in the east bay. today, they picketed outside the hospital. our amanda hari explains why they say people's jobs and lives are at risk. >> hundreds of hospital staff spent part of their day outside any off children's hospital walls picketing on 52nd street signs with things like patients before profit and their contracts. now we're out here because we're worried about the stability of the hospital. the hospital has been contract negotiations with the national union of healthcare workers. >> jackie shalit is a mental health therapist with an early intervention program at the open location. she says one of the main issues is making sure the hospital keeps care on the east side of the bay bridge lately, many families are being directed to san francisco mission bay location in the hospital keeps telling us that they're investing. >> kids of the east bay, but we don

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i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> meantime, police in the east bay helped reunite a french bulldog with its family after was separated from them for more than a year livermore. police posted this picture of the happy owner and the frenchie named money livermore. police say they found the dog in a car that was reported for driving recklessly police track down the car. then the driver ran off on foot. but officers say they found the french bull dog inside the dog was chipped. so animal shelter workers in dublin were able to reunite with its family from san diego county. >> let's check on our weather forecast tonight. this is a live look at the san mateo bridge. but this see all evening long. we check some during the 6 o'clock. a lot of folks are out and about today. yeah, don't have an answer for that. there's are out there. at least the roadways are dry out there right now. so travel around, not so bad, but what a gorgeous day today. sunshine all the way. the coastline. these temperatures soaring up in

>> $200 million, that's how much justin bieber sold his music catalog to.ce springsteen level but given how young justin bieber is, it's incredibly impressive, and we have seen a lot of artists selling their music catalogs. the pros are guaranteed money up front, $200 million would be a nice payday, and it's far easier for estate planning especially if you're bob dylan, and you have a lot of people you might want to split the estate with. less money is earned if the artist is successful over the long-term. and there is loss of creative control, which is why i don't think you'll see taylor swift selling her catalog anytime soon. >> this is about what he did up until now, not what he does in the future, right? >> correct. how do we know if it's going to be good for hypnosis? >> this is sort of the question, and it's sort of a bet that they're making, but if they are looking at the same numbers i'm looking at, they're betting on something like this, the all time spotify, look where justin bieber is right here on this list. he's at 35 billion. he is 6th on the

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justin andrews is in san anselmo. we are in studio with first alert meteorologist darren peck with a closer look at why we call today a first alert weather day. even though the storm is passed we are dealing with effects. >> we still have a little bit to go. there is a line of rain sitting off the coast. you see the band right there. you also see something we didn't have on the screen yesterday for this, more stray strikes of lightning. we are kind of in the last final phase of the storm where you get more instaby and better ingredients to develop thunderstorms. if we look close up, take it from the last frame. that line of showers, if we put it in futurecast, will march its way across the bay and stay with us through the morning commute. it's like both days have had the timing where they wanted to impact morning commute with widespread rain. this morning is going to be the same way though kind of the character of the rain will be different. this is going to be a pretty organized line that comes through. you will get

annmarie: justin trudeau, york prime minister, said that the u.s. canada want to make it clear that if they were to negotiate this and put this beside them, there could be potentially more foreign direct investment into mexico. is there a timeline that at some point you are going to have to move to plan b? minister ng: the prime minister is absolutely correct. his misses expect to have pretty debility and transparency. what are we really talking about here? we are talking about an opportunity to work together to create greater green energy and greater renewable resources, a sustainable economy and environment here in mexico that canada very much wants to be part of. we are all very motivated to try to find a solution. like i said, i met with the secretary today. i implored on her that we must continue to do this work together, to find a resolution. but as i said, all options continue to be available to us. annmarie: considering all options on the table, i want to pivot to the inflation reduction act. with seen a number of u.s. allies coming out, ang

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> coming up next, it has been a long road for the oakland zoo closed since the start of the year because of storm but we'll have an update on the reopening and the forty-niners faithful getting ready for a big weekend. the nfc championship. we'll have a live report from levi's stadium and we are getting a closer look at living conditions for farmworkers in half moon bay, which have been decried by local and state lea ♪ ♪ [ cat purrs ] [ phone vibrates ] introducing astepro allergy. steroid-free allergy relief that starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. now with astepro fast allergy relief, [ spray, spray ] you can astepro and go. >> the half moon bay mass shooting is shining a spotlight now on the living conditions of the 7 people who were killed. they were all farmers who also lived where they worked. >> barely scratching out a living. our kron four's gayle ong has more now on the conditions that one local leader called deplorable and hear

what has been the role of justin trudeau at the summit?> joe biden and justin trudeau met early this morning. joe biden said when we worked together, we can achieve great things. he said justin trudeau is a person on whom i can always count. they also talked about migration and the economy but also about their shared values. they talked about ukraine and they want to support ukrainians in their fight against the russian invasion. with the two northern members of the three countries, they were talking about broader issues not only the economy and migration. >> thank you. heavy rains have caused rock slides and flooding in many areas of the united states. in the western coastal state of california, at least 14 people have been killed so far and more than 200,000 homes and businesses left without power. residents in the town of montecito home to any celebrities including prince harry and meghan markle have been asked to leave. >> flooding his cause devastation as far as the eye can see. homes and cars damaged by the floodwater. california is

go to that game, justin, i'm guessing at least one arm and one leg. it is going to cost you. i spoke to a a ticket company today. they tell me that as of this evening it that average $750 for a ticket to get inside to the game before kickoff sunday. >> the excitement is growing for sunday's nfl playoff game. the forty-niners versus the cowboys and so are the ticket. price is still an additional amount of kyle zorn with take pick a ticket. sales website says the much anticipated game. >> will most likely be sold out the cowboys, the forty-niners to very passionate fan bases. >> to says that travel well into damages that are willing to spend. >> money forty-niners tickets were around $250 sunday, but they jumped to 750 after the cowboys clinched a spot in the divisional round sunday night. as oren says, texas fans have bought nearly 16%. >> of the tickets with the cowboys franchise. they travel so well and the heavy strong presence in california forty-niners versus the cowboys is an old rivalry dating back to 1971. says because of the history. >> and bo

i'm justine waldman. by this time tomorrow, the bay area will be drenched by second powerful storm that we've gotten in just a matter of days. so right now is your last opportunity to prepare to clean up to get everything you need to get ready for all this rain and powerful winds. we do have a team of reporters around the bay area to help you get ready. we're going to begin our coverage right now with our meteorologist kyla grogan tell us what we're in for tomorrow. kyla. yeah, i wanted to start a just and simply with the rain totals because this is we're going to be looking at between now and we get into say. >> you know, thursday evening when this finally wraps up with the system. so 2.4, 5 inches of rain expected up in santa rosa just over 2 in nevada. you can see just under 2 in san francisco heading over to the east bay. also, those numbers just close to that 2 inch mark and same story for the south bay. so he's really going to be bay area wide. and that's just the first system. we have another one s

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justin andrews is at as sandbagging station. joslin is in san carlos where people are watching nearby hillsides. we begin with our first alert meteorologist to is tracking this rain for us. darren, we saw a little bit this morning but you say there is more to come. >> reporter: right now, i am pretty certain justin and lyrain on. if you oktside that means this is a break. we are in kind of a quiet phase of the storm. we saw the rain come through for the morning commute. now things have quieted down. now i will show you when the next rain it will arrive. it will stay quiet through lunch. once we get to around that 2:00 pm timeframe, the next very well organized band of rain, far more impressive than what we saw this morning moves overhead for the afternoon. this is where the intensity picks up. this is the reason the storm has brought out a first alert weather day. this is the reason why we have a flood watch. it is from this phase of the storm. it will come through for the 7:00 pm hours this evening. then it will pass by around

i am justin andrews.l have a live report, coming up next. >>> we are seeing the damage up close. this is a tree that was pulled out of the roots. we'll have a live

obviously energy, economic issues and trade, sit-down bilateral meetings with both justin trudeau andican president, lopez obrador. now the three will come out. each will give a statement, and the expectation, wolf, as we see each take a question from a reporter. certainly the question the president has not answered the last two days has been the question about the documents. we'll see if that's what he addresses today, wolf. >> these are the three leaders who are there for the summit of north american leaders. the president of the united states, the prime minister of canada and the president of mexico. they will begin with opening statements and then take questions from reporters. let's listen in. i believe president biden will be speaking first. >> joseph biden jr., president of the united states of america. you have the floor, sir. >> thank you very much. it's wonderful to be back here in mexico city. and thank you, mr. president, for hosting the prime minister and me for the tenth north american leaders summit. this is a magnificent forum, and we're true partners, the three of us,

justin andrews is live on the road. how does a look out there? it looks like you are getting a lot of rain right now. >> reporter: we are just exiting stevenson boulevard , going southbound. cars were going the speed limit, or slightly below. it did not seem like anybody was beating heavily. we did notice that the rain was picking up in spurts. we are giving you a shot. we are going to fremont at state route 84. there is a reported mudslide and flooding in the area. the next time you check in with me, hopefully we will give you a live shot with what is going on there. if you are on the road, take extra time. we have been pricing. people are being told to stay off the road due to the severe weather we are expecting. the conditions right now, the rain is consistent. we are expecting that over the next couple of hours. >> where justin is headed now, this is an area where we are seeing flooding and issues from earlier in the week, from the storm over the weekend. be extra cautious on the roadways. thank you. >>> you and stay with us for coverage as t

abc is justin finch is now here with the latest justin. good morning. good morning, andrew. and more questions and answers stemming from the santos campaigns amended financial disclosures, which appeared to more complicated than clarify how he and his campaign earned money. all this calls grow on both sides of the aisle and in santos , his own district for him to resign. new york freshman representative jorge santos, closing the door on campaign financing questions. i have no clue what you're talking about. man campaign disclosures filed tuesday suggests at least $625,000 santos. marta's self funded may not be after all now , one march 2022 long for 500,000 and another last october for 125,000 are no longer marked as personal funds from the candidate. and because the revised filings omit the loans, sourcing interest rates and due dates, experts say santos could face campaign finance violations , adding to questions that santos campaigns name treasurer thomas that wyler is denying any involvement, his lawyer telling abc news. the records were signed under debt. wyler's name w

abc is justin finch is here now with more justin. good morning. andrew. good morning, the president read from my carefully worded statement saying he's fully cooperating with the investigation. themium. presiden addressing those classified records, while adding some distance, suggesting they were brought to his former office without his knowledge. i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to learn that there are any government records that were taken there to that. office sources tell abc news. biden's lawyers discovered roughly 10 classified documents. some march top secret all data between 2013 and 2016. the new york times reports. the papers include briefing materials on foreign countries from when biden was vice president. they've turned over the boxes to the archives, and we're cooperating. fully appointed u. s attorney john lauch, now investigating that probe coming as a special counsel investigates why former president donald trump took hundreds of classified records with him to his mara lago home to eat their words, but the hypocrisy the re

andrea justin. thank you. the double murder trial of alex murdoch begins in south carolina this morning. jury selection will get underway in the case against the prominent former attorney accused of killing his wife and son in 2021. both were shot at the family. there's a family's hunting lodge. the defense is trying to block blood splatter evidence on murders shirt from the case. there are some question as to whether or not it was got. it was on the shirt due to life saving measures that he took when he got an encountered the bodies or whether it was in fact from splatter from a gunshot wound. that's what's that debate here, and that's why that expert coming in to testify is going to be very important. prosecutors say murdoch killed his wife and son to hide financial crimes at his former law firm. protests turned violent in atlanta over the weekend, with demonstrators breaking windows, vandalizing businesses and setting a squad car on fire. they were rallying against the fatal shooting of an environmental act

justin. good morning. andrew good morning. that's right that newly identified officer receipt on police body camera video deploying a taser at tyree nichols during that initial traffic stop. we are learning more about him this morning and other first responders that night who are now fired in a warning. the video is graphic. memphis police announcing two more officers are relieved of duty as his probe into tyree nichols. death continues. one seen here trying to taser nichols, officer preston hemphill was on scene for that. 1st january seventh confrontation between officers and nichols, but not the second time when nichols was tackled and beaten after learning nichols was found nearby, hemphill heard saying now on leave pending an investigation. i think that all of them should page along with the white officer that was tasting my son. five memphis police officers fired and facing second degree murder charges. attorneys for two of themsay their clients intend to plead not guilty. the new york times reports. those officers appear

abc is justin finch is here with more justin. good morning. good morning. andrea ticketmaster previously blamed the meltdown on high demand for taylor swift tickets, but now there is word. a cyber attack may have been a factor. the president of ticketmaster's parent company will be in the hot seat on capitol hill today, facing questions about the company's meltdown in november, it line were like six hours. swift fans were left heartbroken after an issue on ticketmaster's website made it nearly impossible to get tickets for her tour. could it be? the senate judiciary committee says today's hearing will examine ticketmaster's apparent hold on the industry controls more than 70% of the market. in a statement, ticketmaster's parent company says live nation takes its responsibilities under the antitrust laws seriously and does not engage in behaviors that would require it to walter fundamental business practices. the monopoly issues have been going on for years and years and years and years, pearl jam took them before congress. and pearl jam tried to do a tour w

andrew justin. thank you. repair bill may have been a factor in last week's workplace shooting in half moon bay, california that left seven people dead. prosecutor says the suspect opened fire at two farms because of supervisor demanded he pay $100 to repair a forklift damaged in a collision. the suspect reportedly confessed, claiming he was bullied at work . the man who disarmed the gunman after the monterey park shooting rampage has been honored by police, brandon say stop the suspect and wrestled the gun out of his hands before he could enter a second dancehall in alhambra. he's now been awarded a medal of courage by that city. the start of the new year as an extremely difficult we have the rest of the year is spread compassion and build back, our community say, has also been invited to president biden's state of the union address. a nationwide manhunt is underway for a kidnapping and torture suspects who may be using dating apps to find victims. police have been searching for benjamin foster since last wee