>> kenny: it is a little strong, yeah.ure. >> anthony: it's good. >> kenny: not bad, right? >> anthony: it is like blue cheese. ah, pork belly? >> kenny: yes. >> anthony: okinawans love pork. every part of the magical animal, the pig. at urizun, the pork belly is slowly cooked in stock heavily infused with bonito flakes and awamori. the ears are simmered until tender. thinly sliced, and dressed in rice wine vinaigrette. and the ribs, after brining in sake and seasonings, are slowly roasted. so you grew up in new jersey. how did you find your way to okinawa? >> kenny: well, my mom, my mom was from here, my dad was in the navy. he was stationed here, met my mom, and wound up back in new jersey. because that's where my dad was from, patterson. and i was born and raised there. uh, the school i went to was predominately caucasian kids. there wasn't many asian-americans at all. >> anthony: right. >> kenny: and, i always had this, kinda like, identity complex. there would be, like, times where people would come to the house. they

i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's head outside take a look at the conditions this morning on a wednesday morning. a live look at the bay bridge. we are going to get a little bit of a break from all that heavy rain but don't get too comfortable, right? because punxsutawney phil predicted six more weeks of winter and here that means more rain. >> i listen to roberta more than punxsutawney phil. >> 50/50. >> thank you. he is comparing me to a rodent. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >>> good morning, we have some heavy rain in the northern portion of the bay area. it's live. it's hi-def doppler radar. see all that yellow? that means moderate to heavy rainfall in the northern portion of the bay area. saint helena along highway 128 for your morning commute as you take a jog into yountville and into napa, we have pockets of moderate to heavy rain. when you see the orange there i have to monitor it very carefully for the potential of a thunderstorm. the leading edge is moving towards cordelia. if you are going out in fairfie

and i'm kenny choi. let's get a look at weather and traffic. here's roberta gonzales . >>> i am michelle griego. >> i am kenny choi. and this is the tower two. what roberta is obsessed with. >> gets me wanderlust. >> good. >> really good. >> i love that. >> i go to answer the phone and get a hung of steel. and they perform a great function. it is a grand new air traffic controller and greater visibility on the ways heading off there. they have the yoga room between the different terminals. >> morning, shall. no reports of airport delays and we will see some delays later this week with the clouds rolling in and the wind kicking up and the rain coming. not so much today and not getting a raindrop in sight. >> it is mostly cloudy skies and dipped to 37 degrees. and pretty settled into the 40s. that is due to the north wind. five to 15 later today. and sunlight radar suggestions a planning get of clouds over the area. >> partly cloudy skies and what they should be. >> it should be a spectacular weekend. and 50s. 60s the with the sunshine today and

i'm kenny choi. let's start outside with a live look. this morning's rush is about to start as drivers hit the roads heading to work. >> drive times in a moment. but first let's talk to roberta. >> my goodness when you see that traffic backed up at the trivalley. it's insane. i remember starting the shift here 21 years ago, i would be the only one on the road. >> and now look. >> when i come in now, i'm in a flow of traffic. >> at least when you are in that flow today you don't have to use the windshield wipers. good morning, everybody. this is the scene from sfo. we have a vail of high thin clouds. temperatures are in the 40s. there you have the clouds. it will wipe away a lot sooner today in comparison to 24 hours ago. temperatures topping out in the 60s. 68 degrees toward the trivalley. full forecast at 5:18. but now let's send it to rocky. >> you are right no windshield wipers but heavy traffic. you are inching your way through at 13 miles per hour because of a three-car crash. so give yourself m

and i'm kenny choi. a live look outside.... and at our future forec his morning, nice conditions, but get read for another storm. rain towards the bay area >>> good morning. it's wednesday, february 15. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. this morning, nice conditions but more rain is coming. roberta is tracking the next round of rain. >> that futurecast, there's a lot of green there and orange. >> the first system is coming from the north to the south and secondary one on friday is coming from the south going to the north. two different directions. i have been firing up my live hi-def doppler radar. what we have going on right now is absolutely nothing. but in advance of the rain that will be moving into the bay area, flash flood watches in effect for the emergency spillway for the oroville dam to make sure there's not an emergency situation developing we are keeping an eye on it. tyler island carquinez strait and delta must have an eye on rising levee levels. this is our live weather camera towards sfo. no reports of any

and i'm kenny choi. raging floodwaters and sudden mudslides are over the bay area. >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, february 8. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. raging floodwaters and sudden mudslides are creating havoc in the bay area this morning and we'll get a bay area every brief break in the rain to clean up before an even stronger storm hits. in evidence med reported. >> reporter: northbound is closed but southbound is open to traffic for both directions. now, a slide came down. a monster mudslide 20 feet of mud and rock that covered the northbound lanes of 17 in the santa cruz mountains. at one point, it even shut down the highway yesterday for about 5 hours. >> this is the biggest one definitely, um, there's a quite a bit more earth about half the mountainside came down into the roads. >> reporter: mudslide crews are stretched thin so contractors are bringing them in to clean up the mess. the northbound lanes remain closed because of this massive mudslide. >>> and i'm dennis o'

and i'm kenny choi. a look at weather >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, february 10. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. let's head out take a live look at the bay bridge. a nice shot this morning as we get ready for the weekend. who is ready for some surgeon? >> i am. >> i am. >> i know we're going to get some emails from people saying you love the rain but i think a lot of us want the sun. >> my special gift for all of you for valentine's day, sunny and 67 degrees. >> no, i want chocolate. >> i'll take 67 degrees! >> champagne, too. >> gosh. i work with these people. it's never good enough! [ laughter ] >>> good morning, live hi-def doppler radar just take a look at this. we still have rain in the bay area. we have a cell that's washing over the napa, soda springs areas that already have a whole lot of water ponding on the roads. this right here some moderate rainfall from walnut creek through alamo heading towards the danville and san ramon area and look how it stretches acro

and i'm kenny choi. at u-c berkeley - a significant cleanu >>> good morning, it's thursday, february 2. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. at uc-berkeley, a significant clean-up in store this morning after protests over conservative speaker turned violent and protestors took their cause to the city streets. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in berkeley with the latest. >> reporter: a lot of questions this morning about exactly how police did and should have responded to this protest as they clean up here and board up windows, broken windows on the uc-berkeley campus and off campus. this is the starbucks here at oxford and center that was vandalized overnight. police are still assessing the damage. let's take a look at some of the protest last night that really started coming to a head about 6 p.m. in the middle of uc-berkeley's sproul plaza. protestors setting off fireworks. some of them aimed directly at police. they were standing by holding their ground. the crowd of about 1500 gathered in advance of

and i'm kenny choi. rush is about to start with drivers hitting the roads heading to work. we're watching what you can expect this morning, including your forecast. >> including your forecast and who is here for that? roberta. [ laughter ] >> well, thank you. you know -- >> and rocky. >> hi, rocky. >> traffic forecast. >> that's true. [ laughter ] >> i want to say this has gone by past and it's because we have been raining. there's only been 15 days so far this year that we have not had rain in the forecast. i mean, isn't that incredible. >> feels like that >> i wanted to snap but i can't snap. >> we'll help you out. team work. >> well, we do still have very important issues this morning, primarily still surrounding the coyote creek where right now this morning it is at 11.8. flood stage is at 10 feet. moderate flooding is at 12 feet, so your slightly below the moderate stage which we experienced yesterday. we are expecting this creek to begin to recede later on this evening and then we'll begin to see s

i m kenny choi. le griego.e is . >>> this is tens of thousands of people in northern california. >> it is monday, february 13th. i am kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego, we are live in butte county with the latest on the oroville dam. >> ann? e -- anne? >> reporter: this is going off the emergency spillway in question and the operation you see here going on behind me. they are gathering up boulders to shore up this spillway. there is after erosion under a stillway occurred that hadn't been used and authorities are concerned that erosion could lead to the failure of the oroville's dam's spillway. and we are being threatened under the spillway by the erosion we have seen and since the main spillway was damaged last wednesday. if the emergency spillway fails, it could allow large uncontrolled releases of water from lake oroville and we are talking about the possibility of a 30-foot wall of water. it could overwhelm the capacity of downstream channel it is and the levees and the good news is the release of water f

. >> i'm kenny choi. president trump's supreme court nominee neil gorsuch is set to meet with lawmakers on capitol hill today. it's part of an effort to secure his confirmation. at 49 years old the colorado judge is the youngest supreme court nominee in 25 years. >> i pledge that if i'm confirmed i will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the constitution and laws of this great country. >> but democrats are preparing to bat. in a statement the democrat national committee called gorsuch a right-wing eye de judge. >> reporter: his mother was the first woman to lead the environment protection agency under president reagan. she was known for scaling back regulations on air and water pollution and was forced to resign two years later. gorsuch's father and grandfather are also lawyers. president trump tweeted yesterday, hope you like my nomination of judge neil gorsuch for the united states supreme court. he is a good and brilliant man respected by all." moments after the president's announcemen

it's tuesday, february 14th i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi.et's start outside with a live look. this morning's rush is about to start as drivers hit the roads heading to work. >> drive times in a moment. but first let's talk to roberta. >> my goodness when you see that traffic backed up at the trivalley. it's insane. i

and i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning. it is monday february 27th i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside. the rush is about to start. drivers hitting the roads, heading to work we are monitoring what to expect including your forecast. >> you know what is string 3:30 on the roads this morning a lot of cars. which was surprising to me. >> oscars party maybe. >> maybe. >> that would be a late night party. >> thinking that when i was driving into work. they are still partying in l.a.. [ laughter ] >> i had a lot of rain coming in. pockets of heavy rain. it was crazy because i jumped on 580 and i could see stars but i was in rain. >> okay. >> yeah. that will be the case today where the rain showers are moving out, and we'll have partly cloudy skies. live hi deaf doppler radar. sleet on highway 35-year-old and highway 9. so please be mindful of that. slippery roads this morning. winds dialing back will be increasing throughout the day today. temperature wise we are talking about the 50s

good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. we have team coverage. maria medina is in the santa cruz mountains. anne makovec is in the east bay. but first roberta is in the weather center with conditions right now. >> it continues to rain across much of the bay area. seeing a little bit of a break across the south bay but right now let's get to it. it is live. hi-def doppler radar picking up pretty light to moderate rainfall around the north bay anywhere stretching from petaluma into novato making tracks into san rafael as you head towards the golden gate bridge. it's raining in vallejo, east of the bay orinda, moraga, danville, alamo, oakland, all with rain showers. flood washing in effect for central sonoma county. flooding at the mark west creek, santa rosa, sebastopol, graton and cotati. turn around, don't drown! this is just in from the national weather service. the huge highlighted area in yellow, that is a flash flood watch that goes into effect tonight through friday north bay, the coastline, santa cruz mountains. we are anticipating more mud

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. and let's say hi to roberta and, of course, roqui.going to be busy. storm watch and, of course, that affects the commute, as well. >> absolutely. >> and the bad thing about all this is, is the initial front was supposed to come about 3 to 4 a.m. this morning. but now it's stalled a bit so it means you are going in the center of heavy rain as it pours throughout the bay area. this is our live hi-def doppler. we have heavy rain around the north bay there santa rosa highway 101 towards petaluma. we have rain from walnut creek through concord around 680 over into the vallejo area. also san ramon valley in the 580/680 corridor moving east. as it does so, we are going to have heavy rain and gusty winds. wind advisory in effect for most of the bay area primarily the coast and the peaks

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego.resident trump takes the stage at the political action conference, it comes amid new bombshell reports that the white house asked the fbi to downplay media reports about alleged contact between members of mr. trump's election team and russian intelligence officers. yesterday on the first day, vice president mike pence railed against obama care, the president's two closest advisors also addressed the group. >> if you think they're going to give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken. >> aside from speaking at cpac, president trump is expected to sign another executive order at the white house today and meet with former rival ohio governor john kasich. >>> the new attorney general is supporting the use of government private prisons. jeff sessions introduced the bill that wants to replace the memo by previous acting attorney general sally yates. in august, yates try to phase out the use of public -- privately run prisons, she said there were not as well-managed. >>>

[halfhearted cheering] - kenny, bless your soul. you've saved all of heaven. - yes, kenny. and to thank you for what you've done, we are going to do give you a very special gift. for saving the entire universe from the forces of evil, we give you this... keanu reeves statue. congratulations. [smattering of applause] captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much! you guys are amazing! wow! thank you so much for tuning in! my guest tonight, executive director of the aclu, anthony romero is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) joining us in the studio. he's here just to check i haven't been forcefully the deported yet, but we're good. ( laughter ) first, with all the people taking to the streets protesting against president trump's de facto muslim ban, a lot of folks have been asking the question, where are the democrats in all of this, and why aren't they saying anything?

and i'm kenny choi. - a significant cleanu >>> good morning, it's thursday, february 2. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. at uc-berkeley, a significant clean-up in store this morning after protests over conservative speaker turned violent and protestors took their cause to the city streets. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in berkeley with the latest. >> reporter: a lot of questions this morning about exactly how police did and should have responded to this protest as they clean up here and board up windows, broken windows on the uc-berkeley campus and off campus. this is the starbucks here at oxford and center that was vandalized overnight. police are still assessing the damage. let's take a look at some of the protest last night that really started coming to a head about 6 p.m. in the middle of

. >> i'm kenny choi. we have live team coverage right now. anne makovec is following storm-related problems in the north bay. maria medina is in the santa cruz mountains. but first, roberta gonzales tracking the latest storm warnings from our weather center. >> yeah. and we're jumping all over it because just as we're going on air for our noon newscast i have warnings going up, warnings coming down and this is the deal. our live hi-def doppler radar still picking up some pretty heavy rain showers in throughout the northern portion of the bay area which has been hammered since 4 a.m. so there's standing water from healdsburg to san rafael. the peninsula from san francisco all the way to sfo, some moderate precipitation and gusty winds. three-hour delays at sfo on some arriving flights. look at the san mateo bridge leading into the east bay. pretty moderate rainfall at this time near hayward and up towards the richmond area. otherwise, we're filling in with light to moderate rainfall. the santa clara valley now seeing the beginning, the very fr

i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. the time now is 6:29. >> we have complete storm coverage this morning and more on the evacuations along coyote creek and major road closure for the morning commute. let's begin with a check on the flooding in san jose right now with jackie ward. >> reporter: the good news is since we've been here, it's been a couple of hours, the water is receding but ever so slightly. we're at the intersection of santa clara and 26th. as you can see from chopper 5 above this mandatory evacuation area covers a very big span of san jose because people are dealing with incredible flooding thanks to coyote creek flooding. so people started leaving their homes yesterday as things got more serious here. we have a map of the area we're talking about this morning. this is where a mandatory evacuation notice has been issued. the area north of east william and south of santa clara for the homes on the creek side along south 17th street to 19th street. the city employ weiss were going -- employees were going do

. >> i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. we all need the weekend. >> yes. >> but now at least you know. that's the ferry building! [ laughter ] >> it was a little faint. it was a little far. >> i'm going to blame it on the fog. >> there you go. >> except there is no fog. [ laughter ] >> i'm looking at the bay bridge right there. >> that's rain. that's okay. we'll pretend. >> thanks for playing along. >> there's something, you know -- decreasing visibility. >> you're all looking forward to the weekend. my raiders aren't in the super bowl. i'm not looking forward to the super bowl. >> no. i'm not really either but my husband is like we have to watch. >> no, we don't! >> i'm looking forward to the chicken wings. >> this is one of my greatest secrets. when my team isn't in the super bowl you go skiing and no one is there and you get a discount on lift tickets many times because everybody is watching the super bowl. and the powder is going to be amazing! especially by sunday when the snow stops. >>> out the door, we have storm wa

i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. ready for the sunshine and ready for the weekend and ready to sleep in. we were just talking about sleeping in with roqui this morning and you sleep in what, until 7:00? >> until 7:00 and wake up why. and then i'll fall asleep again. but to feel good because you're able to just sleep through the morning. >> what did i say about her? >> a schedule like a teenager. >> no, just one without kids. >> there it is. >> that's it. >> our sleeping this is 5:00, 6:00? >> what about you >> 10, 12. [ laughter ] >> i got kids, too. [ overlapping speakers ] >> we still have a lot of rain and warnings to talk about. right now our live hi-def doppler radar picking up heavy precipitation outside saint helena off highway 128. in the east bay concord, clayton and walnut creek, through the san ramon valley light to moderate rainfall. that cell just drifted across 101 in morgan hill. santa cruz mountains seeing clearing. peninsula, san bruno a moderate cell just blew through your neighborhood. meanwhile we

. >> reporter: kenny, it's pretty windy and wet. it's a nasty morning to be honest. i don't think anyone can help be go slowly especially over the bay bridge. when we were heading out here, we are at the bay bridge toll

thank you, kenny. it is 6:45. we have heavy traffic in richmond and in oakland because of two major traffic alerts. so let's take a look in richmond first here. westbound 580 at regatta boulevard it's a multi-car crash. chp says it's involving 6 to 7 cars here. and it's blocking the right lane -- excuse me, it's blocking the two left lanes. the backup is already to central avenue. as you approach the richmond/san rafael bridge you're at just 16 miles per hour. so please, give yourself extra time if you are trying to get to the richmond/san rafael bridge. it will take you a while. moving over now to the other traffic alert of the morning, major one in oakland here on northbound 880 at fifth avenue it's a jackknifed big rig and it's causing major delays, look at that, six miles per hour so you're inching through and we have a live look at this area as well northbound 880 again, that jackknifed big rig causing some problems here. as you can see, the backup stretches well beyond probably to the coliseum actually so if

and i'm kenny choi.rea is getting soaked -- with some spots seeing to out the morning. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, february 7. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the bay area is getting soaked right now with some spots seeing torrential downpours throughout the morning. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see the drops on the camera and the road is definitely wet out there right now. right now, a major intersection in the north bay is closed. this is what it looked like at river road and sunset in forestville. crews are working to clean up a large slide there that's full of mud, rocks and branches. authorities say it could be closed through noon today. let's go to roberta, who has been tracking the storm all morning. >> as things brighten you will we'll see more and more cases of this. >>> periods of heavy rain from the north bay to the santa cruz mountains. the other side of the story are the gusty winds up to 45 miles per hour. this is our live hi-def doppler radar

{norah} good morning kenny ... [take vo name:town halls] ahead- members of congress face uncomfortable questions as anger escalates at town halls across the country. [take vo name:lake drain] plus- heavy rain leads to a rare site at lake barryessa. the phenomenon that hasn't been seen in more than a decade. [take vo name:planets] and- we'll talk with physicist michio kaku about the discovery of seven earth-like planets and whether we are any closer to knowing if we're alone in the universe. see you at seven. thanks. cbs this morning starts at 7 o- clock. tesla's latest earnings are out. and the automaker has an update on the "model three." joining us now... k-c-b-s radio financial reporter jason brooks. jason brooks from k-c-b-s radio. thanks. flags will fly at half-staff today.. >> dow continues to climb at a record territory, up over 20 points, nasdaq has turned negative. nasdaq down 10 points, s&p up by three points, michelle and kenny, back to you. >> thank you. jason. >> flags will fly at half-staff today in h

it is friday, february 24, cold conditions this morning, i'm kenny choi. >> and i am michelle griego. i am still cold. but i'm always cold. how are you guys doing? >> good. all i heard was friday. it is the coldest morning since late january, temperatures are freezing in many inland locations this morning, be aware of the possibility of black ice. it is a frosty morning. good morning, everybody. clear skies, not a raindrop insight. that will change for the weekend. look at the skyline in san francisco, southerly direction toward sfo out of the city. temperature wise, in the 30s from santa rosa, through san jose, into redwood city, 35 degrees in livermore, 34 around the rim of the bay. clear skies, cold conditions for the start of the morning. later today, remaining unseasonably cool, temperatures in the livermore area 8 degrees below average, 56 degrees in willow glen through rose garden district, 55 in santa rosa. right now, let's send it over to roqui theus >> let's start in san jose, mckee road to 880, there is roadwork on northbound 101, just the left lane is open until 5 a.m. kee

good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego and what did they text you? the patriots are not looking too good. >> yeah. >> and look what happened. >> and a different team after halftime, wasn't it? >> yes. >> and laid georgia brought it. >> oh -- lady gaga brought it. >> yeah. >> and i watched from the halftime show on. >> that's right. >> and what i need to see, right? >> yeah, yeah, you did. >> and i had friends say hey, we're doing the super bowl. the bowl's alpine meadows had best bowl skiing. when you had the layer on top of powder. there were no lift lines at all and pretty conditions. the temperatures in the 40s. and now, more snow is moving into the greater lake tahoe area and i had some pockets of heavy rain coming in this morning. when you look at the live hi- def doppler radar, it's isolated. the day wears on and don't leave home without that and that is funneling in off of the pacific ocean. later today, the temperatures in the 50s and 60s, extremely mild. not much movement in the temperatures. we have a complete forecast coming up and right n

i'm kenny choi. time now is 4:30. let's get a check of weather because we have a small window where it's drying out but not much of a window. >> i stopped this morning to get my hot chocolate as i do every, single morning. i stepped out the door. i said oh, no. oh, no. because it's so mug guilt it's in the 60s right now and i left home it was 62 degrees in pleasanton and we have a cold front coming. when it's this muggy, the two forces clash. and one is going to win over the other. and when that happens, usually you see thunderstorms. so i'm going to have to keep a watchful eye on that with the possibility of hail and thunderstorms. just now the rain is beginning to spread into the bay area primarily santa rosa, guerneville as we zoom on in according to our live kpix 5 high-def doppler radar you see windsor has the rain now beginning and rohnert park spreading into glen ellen. if it's not raining where you live it's because this is going north to south. this is a cold front different than what we have been experiencin

kenny complained. the council acted.odds early retirement with an enhanced pension. the council are so responsible. they allowed it to happen. everyone knew. everyone in the council knew, but they chose to do nothing about it. in 2008, three victims told police about dodds‘ abuse. the crown prosecution chose not to charge him, but sheffield city council ordered an internal enquiry. we've learned the report concluded the council was complicit in allowing dodds‘ decades of abuse. despite the fact that this happened more than a quarter of a century ago, we have accepted responsibility, and do not seek to defend the indefensible. roger dodds‘ victims have become friends in adversity. but given the number of young men that passed through dodds‘ office, few believe that they're the only ones harmed by a sexual predator, protected by his employer. michael buchanan, bbc news, sheffield. the energy firm npower is raising its energy prices by an average of 10%, one of the largest rises by a big six energy supplierfor years. the en

roqui. >> thank you, kenny.nne was accurate and thank you for her to be out there braving the conditions. okay at 6:34, let's check the roads starting with the richmond/san rafael bridge. we have a new traffic alert to tell you about. eastbound 580 of the richmond/san rafael bridge at midspan, the right lane is blocked by an overturned big rig. now, chp is reporting that this is a high wind advisory across the span here so high-profile vehicles should avoid this bridge today. this is the worst bridge to drive on with the windy weather, fyi. moving to the golden gate bridge if you are heading from marin county into san francisco, that will take you about 20 minutes from 580 in san rafael to the golden gate toll plaza. and then a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza those metering lights on traffic backed up towards the maze and rain coming down so a high wind advisory across the span and about a 20-minute drive from the maze to downtown san francisco. okay. moving over now to the peninsula commute it has slowed

[ laughter ] you want to try and fit kenny's book in your teeth?your first film you played your mother's daughter when you were 9. >> yeah. in a film that my stepfather was directing. so, i didn't have to really work hard to get the job. >> seth: okay, gotcha. did you want the job? were you excited about it? >> yeah, i did. i always wanted to be a part of it, i always wanted to like play one of the kids if there was a kid in the movie. >> seth: and was it fun then, or it stressful, like with working with your parents like that. >> it was fun. it was mostly fun because i got to work with a dialect coach because i had to be southern. >> seth: okay. was that -- so how was your southern accent? do you think it held up well? >> i'm pretty sure it was perfect. [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm so sorry. >> i'm not sure. >> seth: yeah, that's right. >> everybody go home and rent "crazy in alabama", and we'll talk about it tomorrow. >> seth: yeah, next time you're here we'll bring back the same audience and ask them all. [cheers and applause] >> seth: and i promis

we get the latest now from garret kenny. >>reporter: the president has made it clear that believes his executive order needs to be inde place asr soon as possible in order to keep the country safe.r the problem with that is his current order is in the hands of the court and as we know court battles take time to play out add to that the growing number of legal challenges coming in from around the country and it's clear that these court battles could be playing out for a long time, something that thet president acknowledged yesterdal on aired force one. the unfortunate part is it takes time statutorily. we'll win that battle l but we also have a lot of other options, including just filing a brand new other. with speed in mind, the white house is working on a neww executive order, which would accomplish the same thing about the previous executive order. one concern that's been repeatedly expressed is the lack of specificity on who the immigration ban applies to. a harvard l miranda tuesday laid out what the new law could eye dr

i'm kenny choi. ,,,, >>> here is a look at today's forecast in cities arnds the country. ♪ >>> dogs,e, are man's best friend. one california pooch would surely say his best friend are firefighters. the pet was saved wednesday from a cliff in a san francisco park. rescuers say the dog was friendly as could be the whole time. >>> fame, room to play and plenty of bamboo, what's not to like. bao is settling in. she is now going to be part of a breeding program. a keeper will stay until bao bao learns the lingo. >>> agriculture is no longer a growth business. they are being squeezed by rising costs and falling crop prices. the story from david. >> reporter: in america's heartland, the american dream is in crisis. >> people are going broke right and left. >> reporter: he is a farmer in kansas, who is 62 years old, says he is barely breaking even. >> corn sold for $8 a few years ago. i sold mine this year for $2.87. it don't pay the bills. >> reporter: an increase in worldwide production is contributing to a decline in prices like corn and wheat. the cost of operating a farm is steadily inc

>> reporter: good morning, kenny. surf is expected to be up to 10 feet today and you can see the waves here as my photographer pushes in. if you come out here to see these powerful waves, don't turn your back on the ocean because a wave went over a railing here not too long ago but really the big story right now in pacifica is the wind. the wind has not let up since we have been here. the rain, however, has changed minute by minute. in fact, take a look at the conditions that we were dealing with just an hour ago. it is here already. it has been raining heavily since we got here in pacifica about 15 or 20 minutes ago. all right. there goes my umbrella. again, for the live shot. [ laughter ] >> but, um, as you can see, really the story here is not just the rain but exactly how windy it is. >> reporter: yeah. really that umbrella, any umbrella right now in those conditions, not so good. you don't need it so just ditch it. you know, the conditions out here this storm really good news for our drought but it makes some peo

i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi.ay, a bay area court considers both sides of the tense debate over president trump's travel ban. >> and anne makavec joins us with more on this. >> reporter: the action on this has been fierce all weekendlong. lawyers from washington state and minnesota filed legal briefs overnight arguing that re-enstating the president's order would unleash chaos again. the justice department has until this evening to issue its response on why the travel ban should

we start in north—eastern kenny, the site of the largest refugee camp in the world.king to someone who grew up there, her family were among the first to arrive back in the 19905 the first to arrive back in the 1990s as thousands fled the civil war in somalia. you don't know what life holds for you. we've been in mogadishu, in a big city, a good life, and we end up in a refugee camp. in mogadishu there were militia groups everywhere. we were scared. they were scattered everywhere like things you can't imagine. we were attacked by militia groups, ithink imagine. we were attacked by militia groups, i think there were about ten. they killed one of my uncles. they shot my father in his left leg and from the back and went out from the side. we fled mogadishu in the beginning of 1982. we travelled to the border of kenya. my father could not walk so we had a donkey cart. we we re not walk so we had a donkey cart. we were trying to cross the border. bearin were trying to cross the border. bear in mind that you can be caught by the bandits at any time, if they caught you that

it is tuesday, february 21.. >>> i am kenny choi . we are looking at live doppler is waves pound the coast. showers moving through the bay area. roberta is tracking what you can expect. >> there's a lot agreeing on that map, roberto -- roberta. >>> you are out there yesterday. >> i was out in pacifica and it wasn't that bad. the highest we saw for the waves was a little south of there.>>> i was giving a forecast and he said it's going to be jumbled. you can do it.>> you never get perfect conditions, but i had to go in the water.>> you are a great swimmer. radar. look at those showers slicing through the east bay. into the sand ramon valley with heavy rain in the next

good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. we have live team coverage. first kpix 5's maria medina is live at lexington reservoir. maria? >> reporter: michelle, well, it is certainly gusty out here. it really isn't raining but the reservoir is filled to capacity. in pacifica this morning we saw it all. pacifica took a pounding as today's storm rolled into the bay area. some who live on this part of the coast say the storms this winter more powerful than in recent years. >> this winter seems a little rougher. i went through 7 years. >> while the rain eventually moved out of the area though morning, the wind never stopped. it's been raining heavily since we got here in pacifica. about 15 or 20 minutes ago, there's my umbrella -- again for the live shot. >> reporter: those were the conditions for the 5 a.m. live shot for the morning show, heavy rain and strong gusts. >> it's winter, yeah. that means it's just like it used to be. >> reporter: marina lived here for nearly three decades and says the beating the coastline is taking is history repeating it self.

fox's garret kenny has more. >>reporter: this week we got our first glimpse of what thewht gop has in mind to replace obamacare. on thursday house leadership med with republicans behind closed doors to layout their revision for the replacement bill. we're told the presentation wass more about the big picture and broad themes rather than will work. but it did present us with whatt the idea was going forward. these reforms are about creating a more patient centered healthcare system. when you think about the replacement provisions, it's the expansion of health savingsving accounts. it's what we're going to do with medicaid. it is tax credits. it's thoseit provisions that wev believe are going to lead to a smooth transition to a patient centered healthcare approach. under the gop leadership's plan americans would no longer receive subsidies from theom government for buying insurancea through the online marketplace.. instead every american wouldul receive refundable tax coveragea to buy coverage. medicaid reform is a

it is monday february 27th i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside. the rush is about to start. drivers hitting the roads, heading to work we are monitoring what to expect including your forecast. >> you know what is string 3:30 on the roads this morning a lot of cars. which was surprising to me. >> oscars party maybe. >> maybe. >> that would be a late night party. >> thinking that when i was driving into work. they are still partying in l.a.. [ laughter ] >> i had a lot of rain coming in. pockets of heavy rain. it was crazy because i jumped on 580 and i could see stars but i was in rain. >> okay. >> yeah. that will be the case today where the rain showers are moving out, and we'll have partly

. >>> i am kenny choi .his is a live look a doppler radar and you can see the showers moving through the bay area right now.>>> and south bay, they are keeping a close eye on coyote creek. we have anne makovec laugh -- live in san jose. >> reporter: you can see the trees underwater behind me and coyote creek. flood stage is nine feet and this is already topping 10 feet. the entire creek between san jose and anderson dam is under a flood warning this morning. here is what people in morgan hill faced yesterday afternoon. it continues as a raging waterfall is gushing from the anderson dam spillway to coyote creek. the creek runs from oregon hill north to the bay and it's expected to crest at about 11:30 this morning well above flood stage.>> it is california and we don't really have this sort of thing. it is kind of unnerving. i may not be able to stay in my house tonight. >> reporter: that is what a lot of people are saying in that situation. about 3000 mobile homes have flooded or are in danger and flooding -

i'm kenny choi. michelle has the afternoon off. >>> officials delivered the devastating news to the young woman's family a short time ago. investigators say a man discovered her body while he was walking his dogs near alameda creek and niles canyon last night. the 18-year-old college student had been missing for more than a month. she was driving home on a stormy night when her car plunged into the creek. her car was found upside down in the water but no sign of her body until yesterday. >>> breaking news, a person has been rescued from underneath a bar train -- bart train. it happened at the macarthur train station in oakland. trains are not moving in any direction there and the station is closed right now. no word yet on when it will reopen. >>> new at noon, less than an hour ago governor jerry brown proposed new measures to bolster the state's flood management systems. kpix5 reporter anne makovec tells us what we can expect. >> reporter: governor brown is talking about very big investments but whe

>> yeah, well i asked kenny, you know., we've grown to like this slightly curmudgeonly kenny. >> seth: yeah. >> you know he's miserable. he's supposed to be like that. and i thought if he won too many awards he'd get all happy. >> seth: yeah. >> so i told him i was worried about that. and he said, "no that's not going to happen." >> seth: okay, good. he's going to stick to it. >> not so -- not so far. >> seth: we'll have to -- you'll have to check in and let me know how the oscar affected it. or if he's -- >> yeah, right now he's just like, "hi, everybody!" >> seth: hi! >> hi! >> seth: "i'm kenny lonergan i don't have a care in the world." >> yeah. great, to see you, yeah. yeah. >> seth: i want to ask about your play. so this is a play where in the beginning of the show you mingle with the audience. >> yeah. >> seth: because it's about a theater group getting together. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: so, obviously, it must be exciting for audience members to see you right next to them and -- and you talk to them, yeah? >> kind of. yea

. >> i'm kenny choi. craig boswell reports from the white house. >> reporter: kenny and michelle, it was his first solo press conference since taking office. about an hour and 17 minutes repeatedly complaining about unfair media coverage, defended his national security adviser who was forced to step down, called news of contact with the russians during the campaign a ruse and all of this taking place after what was an announcement for a new labor secretary. president trump entered the east room of the white house to announce alexander acosta will be his new nominee for labor secretary. >> he is a member and has been a member of the national labor relations board and has been through senate confirmation three times, confirmed, did very, very well. >> reporter: the law school dean and former federal prosecutor replaces andrew puzder, the president's first choice who lost republican support. >> it would have been questions that even if he had been able to be confirmed, would have made it difficult for him to