the flames jumped over at least one home nearby destroying it but luckily no one was inside at the time. the governor of west virginia declared a state of emergency in canawa and fay et counties near the town of booma. >> is that coming over here? >> reporter: a massive explosion engulfs the sky. on the tracks below, the remains of an oil tanker after a train derailed this afternoon. the inferno forced the

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luckily i think a lot of the senior iraqi leaders agree with the u.s. that they are a threat. luckily we've seen in many cases in the past the iraqi shia vote for iraq rather than vote for sectarianism and vote for iran. for instance iran/iraq war. not really a shimmer of an uprising against the iraqi state during the iran/iraq war. hundreds of thousands maliki doing charge of the nights. he needed to cut legs out from under the militias before he cut the crown jewel basra. the iraqis understand senior leaders need to do something about the pmus and the sahwa one day. they need governors in individual provinces to say we he don't need a national brithd for this particular province we're secure. a way of reducing takeover in provinces like basra. it's under prime minister's office, provisional control. all these things are built into the national guard law. and they need to be. the struggle will be implementation. these guys and iranian backed militias will take all the bits they like. we won't get paid, we won't have pensions, light armored vehicles maintained by the governmen

. >> luckily they were able to get that woman out who was trapped inside. fox 29's dave kinchen spoke to witnesses and he's live from that car dealership in ardmore tonight for us. dave? >> reporter: iain really was and unbelievable scene today. investigators tell us this all happened when an elderly driver accidentally hit the gas instead of the brakes. unusual wreck in ardmore bringing out the smart phones you're looking at crews working to remove a jeep stacked on several cars at ardmore acura. a woman had just smashed on top of them after taking her jeep airborne. >> typically this is not the norm for us. most of the time our vehicles have their wheels on the ground. >> i heard a bang. >> dealership staff ryan tepper says he saw the woman in her 70's right after she pull out of this car wash. investigators say she accidentally hit the gas instead of the brakes ramming this guardrail before taking on a snow bank which acted like ramp. >> ran over to the car immediately. i asked her if she was okay. kind of didn't seem like she was responding right i told

luckily no reported injuries from this. you can watch the previous investigations into this highly flammable crude coming to the bay area on www.kpix5.com. >>> tonight we're hearing from a man who says his co-worker saved his life protecting him from a hail of gunfire. betty yu is in east san jose tonight. >> reporter: that gunfire ended up killing his co-worker. he was shot to death a few feet behind me where you see that memorial tonight. all day people have been stopping by to bring flowers, candles, food, even chocolate. it was his favorite thing to eat. a balloon release brightened the sky in san jose tonight in honor of a man who just hours before he was killed was laughing and joking around with his co-workers at the start of his shift. >> most of the people think security job is easy and think oh, yeah, you guys are only sitting there, but actually these guys do more than that. >> reporter: in fact, 34-year- old manny zunigas saved a fellow guard's life saturday night. a few of them were working outside on the b-bos

luckily smoky wasn't hurt. got quite the view there, too. >> goes to show you, you cannot go chasing after squirrels. mike, i keep telling people like this. got to tell your animals that, too. >> i'll try to stop chasing squirrels and stop dangling the shiny objects in front of me. this is the dublin area, looks about the same as yesterday. it looks a lull bit lighter, this is what with he expect to see, heavier traffic than yesterday. did i make that very clear, no. let's look at the map. we're expecting more cars today because yesterday was the presidents day holiday for more businesses. some schools are still off this week. as we look around your commute so far an easy drive as we widen out our shot no problems walnut creek coming off the benicia or carquinez bridges from the upper east shore freeway toward the bay bridge. north bay looks smooth. ,0sokt(áq" from the chp report the last couple of minutes. we saw slowing up to five minutes ago. smoother drive for the north bay, no big delays northbound would b

were no injuries luckily.f this fire is still under investigation. >> we have our eye on the storm and right now storm scan3 is showing some of the heavy snow across the delaware valley with reduced visibility. i want to draw your attention here, you can see through cumberland county where you see that lavender through baltimore and washtub see the darker colors, that is the heavier snow and when we see that, we're looking at a snow rate of about a half inch to an inch an hour. now, through baltimore and washington that heavy snow is right along the line between the snow and the sleet and the same thing is happening in dover so you may see a little burst of snow before you see that ice seem and of course a little bit further to the south you can see the rain building to build in. it's trying to move through the delaware valley. right here through cape may a little bit of an ice seem and then that will be changing over to rain so everything starting in the south and the east as far as the mild air and it will b

. >> when i came down the tree was down and luckily nobody got hurt. >> reporter: the rain and the wind was too much for trees all over the city. >> it took over one lane and then the police department came out, and we helped them to pull it back into the sidewalk. >> reporter: and this one near crock crocker amazon playground laid down on the power lines. >> it pulled everything down. >> reporter: the fire crews stayed there until pg&e arrived. and commuters stayed busy trying to avoid the raindrops at the bus stop. >> i forgot the umbrella. >> and even those who remembered got wet. all four of the gentlemen have umbrellas and not out right now, but i am hoping for their sake the umbrellas make it through the night. they are in for a long night, and fan fest begins at 10:00 a.m. reporting live in san francisco, jeanne ellie. >> thank you. not for the faint of heart. trees down all over the bay area. the crews are clearing the debris at a home in alamo after a tree came crashing down. this happened not far prfrom the alamo shopping plaza, and luckily nobody was hurt. >>> and another sig

luckily none of the victims were seriously harmed. reporting live in san francisco. >>catherine: the large and growing measles outbreaks firstling to disneyland is now covering several states. in the last few days one reported case here in the bay area and solano county. vickie liviakis is here with the latest on the disease is spread like wildfire >>reporter: katherine a measles outbreak is bringing back the debate over whether to vaccinate their gets to bay area family doctors are urging parents to do it and do it now or it will spread. >>reporter: doctors say the measles does not have to make a comeback is call heard immunity. and that's why it is now spreading across the country new cases of measles popping up daily. across the bay in marin and one pediatrician is drawn off hardline after two on vaccinating siblings both came down with the measles. dr. nelson bronco is putting is patience on notice it parents say no to the vaccine in you will have to find another doctor and doctors as a black man is a family doctor in san francisco sounding the alarm this patienc

luckily, that bus was spotted by a deputy on patrol. police able to alert other drivers and stop the bus. overnight, officials releasing new details of a minnesota school bus out of control. after its driver suffered a medical emergency. all caught by a deputy's dashboard camera. >> i'm not sure how we're going to stop him. >> reporter: watch as this bus full of 11 schoolchildren, aged 6 to 14, swerves into a ditch, almost tipping over. police say the bus careened and weaved across the road at speeds of 35 to 40 miles per hour. >> i'm afraid he's going to hit oncoming traffic. he's all over the road. >> reporter: at one point, narrowly avoiding a head-on collision with this car. >> get off the road! >> reporter: the car luckily stopping just in the nick of time, and shifting into reverse to back out of the path of danger. as repeated attempts to get control of the bus fail. >> every time he stops, i try to get out and get up there and he takes off. >> reporter: one student at least calling 911 to alert authorities to the driver's medica

luckily, his older brother was able to get him a job as a clerk. he decided to do something to enhance his financial situation and contacted and agent of a french secret service and set i've got some secrets about enigma i would like to sell. how much money can you give me? how does $20,000 sound in french francs? the exchange was made and because he had talked to the folks before, he forwarded the information to them. it was a slow process but over time, the polls were able to discern how the process works and begin to break enigma messages. once you do that, you've got to turn it into a 24 operations that you can develop real-time intelligence. they didn't get the chance to do that because their country was invaded in 1939 but it is worth noting that the polls have the breakthrough. after two years, they made it to bletchley park, the code making and breaking headquarters for the british empire set up by winston churchill. alan turing comes up with an innovative approach we referred to -- or he referred to as assumed text. they were able to find

. >> we now have a situation where groups like isol al shabob aqap are putts pub luckily calling forr: al shabob video single out minnesota's mall of america as well as six others. al shabob recruited flex minnesota in the past. it is home to the largest so molely population in north america. the mall of mercury lease add statement saying it has ramped up security. here in new york officials tell cbs news they give special attention to key shopping areas with swat teams and critical response vehicles. >> i feel save f i see policeman or state patrols. >> reporter: inn diligence officials say al shabob so far has not shown any ability to

luckily my grandma was able to let me borrow her car. i'm lucky to have the car back. >> reporter: and now thanks to an alert patrol officer who ran the honda plate, michael has his car back. and this county task force, that's all they do, go out looking for stolen cars and looking from the crooks that stole those cars. but today's arrest was a result of good old-fashioned police work. >> it is a big spike in crime. some more details. in three days, 90 cars were stolen. 43 of those cars were recovered. >>> some catholics in san francisco are taking on the teachings of the church. saying the arch die -- archdiocese is being -- mark a major hot but ston is the morally cause that the archbishop wants the catholic teacher to sign. >> reporter: the three to 400 taking part in this vigil have circled to block saying that that church has no business imposing church doctrine on the teachers particularly outside of the classroom. they also take exception to the archbishop's very public stance against gay marriage and the rift that's end up betwee

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luckily, we're just a short drive away for quick, easy relief, so you can pick up right where you left. pop by walgreens to feel better fast with mucinex fast-max, mucus-busting relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms. pick some up today at walgreens. game over! at the corner of happy and healthy. >> now, back to "strange inheritance." jamie: harold lemay's family continues to face the dilemma of how to honor his legacy. a chunk of harold's huge car collection has been sold off. a museum in tacoma washington, originally meant to be solely devoted to harold has a different mission. then a solution. the family decides to refit that school property that harold purchased in the mid-1990s. eric, what is this place? >> this is the other part of the equation that was our family learning how to save the world's largest car collection. this is mar marymount. it's an event center. a museum. >> your museum? >> yeah. we wanted another museum that was about the lemay family and our taste in collecting. we may be only 6 miles apart, but we're very different culturally from each other. they consi

. >> liz lives two doors down, luckily she and her 1-year-old were not at home at the time and now her home is damaged and a structural beam is damaged. >> a lot of things broke but they are just things we could have got enhurt so i'm grateful nothing worse happens. >> this is what caused the damage, the blast injured 15 people including 47-year-old dean barnett. the gas traveled and accumulated in the utility room of the house. >> it travels whatever has the path of least resistance to where it ended up and it my grated to this house. crews were in the area reactivating service for customers that went without coverage last night. >> it was very cold in here. >> it's getting warm now. >> you are looking at pieces of the couch from number 59 that have fallen into the yard next door new jersey natural gas says that all but ten customers have their gas restored because they were not home they have crews standing by i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that update. >> it is time for check of the accuweather forecast. we are tracking snow coming our way way. adam jose

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luckily no one was hurt. an employee tells us the store reopened about ten minutes ago. >>> happening today, planned protests around san francisco's city hall after the death of a transgender woman. supporter also remember 36-year-old taja dejesus, she was found stabbed to death on the steps of her apartment in the bayview district. her death is one of many acts of violence directed to the lgbt community. they want it stopped. >>> in just a few hours, former radioshack employees accused of stealing racy photos from a customer's cell phone will enter a plea in court. jose miranda faces several charges including petty theft. back in november, a woman says she took her phone to the radioshack store to get a broken screen fixed. when she got the phone back, she realized 17 of her photos were texted to an unknown number. >>> now to a follow up on a deadly fire in san francisco. donations continue to pour in for the 38 people left homeless by this fire at 22nd and mission streets. those people likely won't see all

luckily, it hasn't hit the south bay just yet. >> the forecast i think, as it gets twarbdz the weekendthe weather will be changing every five minutes. breezy conditions and a passing shower. kind of like we had earlier in san francisco and the peninsula. right now, low 60s right now. san jose seeing plenty of clouds to the east. 61 degrees with a few sprinkles like mt. hamilton. you see the winds. and over the golden gate bridge right now rainbow free for the moment. currently 60 though we'll see a few more showers dropping in through the afternoon, along with the winds which continue to pick up. wind speeds about 15 to 20 miles per hour right now. these will begin to gust maybe closer to 30 miles per hour as we head into the afternoon for the hills of the east bay and around the peninsula. one of the reasons why today's temperatures will be cooler than yesterday. for today, most of the shower opportunities will be east of san jose. like we're seeing right now, around the peninsula, the foothills around the santa cruz mountains and tomorrow as more of the cooler air spills in that's go

. >>> luckily it's drying out at least now. fire crews in alamo spent the night on a roof of a home trying to cut up branches from a large tree that came crashing down. it happened not far from the shopping plaza. good news there, no one was hurt. we want to give you a live look right now at the drive across the san mateo bridge from the foster city side. a little hazy. as anthony was saying, temperatures warm and rather ugly as we get ready for round two of the storm. the peninsula not spared from hours of relentless rain. entire parking lots under water. this is what it looked like in los altos. struggling to make it through inches of standing water. despite the headaches, most neighbors say they welcome the rain. >> it helps the environment. >> turned off the sprinklers and let mother nature do its work. >> strong wind also kept pg&e crews busy across the bay area. they said they will be working day and night because as the ground gets more saturated, more trees could foul on power lines lead to go more outages. the north ba

. >> luckily, nobody was hurt. he was pretty calm, i would say. the extent of the damage is not known, but fisher says he will have to stay somewhere else at least a few months. >> the wind was a big factor yesterday. plan on a warm-up tomorrow, but we are keeping a close eye on thursday with the potential of snow. steve rudin is here to tell us what and when. >> a lot going on in the next 48 hours. the wind has eased, the temperatures holding in the 20's. colder off to the north and west. 25 hagerstown, 29 annapolis, 25 prince george's county. windchill factors in the teens lower 20's. it will stay like that in the morning. the clouds rolling in from the west, partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, average temperature of 26. snow showers in the forecast. i will tell you win, plus a second round of winter weather on the way for the weekend. >> thank you, steve. new developments from jordan. the country carried out its promise of revenge for the death of a isil hostage. a brutal video surfaced this afternoon, hours before jordan's king met with president o

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so far no word on how much jewelry was stolen but luckily no one was hurt. >>> two supervisors are calling for new safety laws. supervisors david campos and jane kim plan to introduce to streamline the inspection process to make sure large buildings are up to code. this comes after three recent fires including one last week in a mission that left one person dead and more than 50 people homeless. the plan calls for more sprinklers and housing inspectors to be able to site landlords. the supervisors also want to speed up reconstruction. >> as tragic as the fire is the tragedy is compounded by the fact that it's happening in a housing crisis. as we struggle to deal with finding housing in what is the most expensive real estate market in the country. >> they are offering incentives to property owners who offer reduced rent to those displaced families. they are planning to introduce fire safety in the next two weeks. mission fire fundraiser at 2323 mission street. 10% of the sales will be donated. already donations set up on a go fund me page has raised more than $111,000. >>> set to consider e

a tree fell right down here it was part of a park where other branches fell luckily kids are not here at the time. check this out i've never seen anything like this. there is a giant highway sign that was ripped off by the wind. street signs were blown down like this stop sign an even bigger sign like this highway exit sign. saw a lot of personal property damage like this offense and white this basketball to. on the north bay it was trash pickup day which was a bad time for today. i saw a number of gardens destroyed potted plants direct up. usually disappear has of hundred fishermen or more on it to buy today have nothing no one. the rain hits you and when it hits it feels like a little pain as it is painful. umbrellas were completely useless as you can see with this lady was battling with furs. >>pam: in the north bay. concerns along the russian river in sonoma county. the rain has been on and off there all day. and it's been extremely windy at times. officials have their eyes on the russian river. where the river level is expected to rise dramatically over the weekend. stay with kro

. >> luckily, it is on its way out. chief meteorologist is tracking weather. heavy stuff is still falling and when it's going to get the heck out of dodge. >> what happens when they get out of dodge, arctic air pours in here. past couple of hours, you see the blue is the heaviest snowfall. up to an inch an hour. anybody going out 50, toward annapolis, not the greatest time right now. visibility greatly reduced. see the dark blue? that's over an inch per hour. fortunately they don't sit over you for an hour. this is all going to push eastward. get ready in annapolis for a heavier snow shower. and over toward kettering. lows will be below 0 thursday night. windchills by friday morning will be 10 below to 25 degrees below. and then a wintry mix, we're tracking that on saturday and saturday night. right now it looks like it's going to start as snow and then go to sleet and freezing rain. eventually we think it will go to rain on sunday. look at these windchills. 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, feels like it's below 0 everywhere. 2 below downtown, 7 below in laplata. by 6:00 p

so luckily, you know, it was very minimal damage.y wise. >> reporter: there were no other injuries. those on scene say this will stick with them for quite sometime. >> it was shock. i'm still shaking from it. >> you never expect someone to go airborne, you know, right in front of you. roar report victim was taken to the hospital where she's stabilized in the meantime the dealership says it's looking at an $85,000 loss but they say insurance will take care of it. in ardmore dave kinchen fox 29 news. >>> new jersey governor christie says no new taxes for residents in new jersey. that's the good news. delivered in his annual budget address today as for the state's pension and health system christie is talking road maps and reform. saying historic payment of $1.2 billion will go into this fiscal year less hasn't of that a judge ruled the payment is supposed to be. he plans to appeal the ruling and says there's no quick fix. >> let me tell you this. we don't need any court to tell us we have a serious problem. i have stood behind this pod

luckily for the lyons family, mcdonald was no stranger to tire impressions in human flesh. >> my heart went out to her with this almost like tattoo on her forehead. >> with the evidence crystal had gathered, mcdonald thought he could help. >> i think it's amazing that she had the foresight to make rubbings of suspect tires. i don't always get that sort of work from police on a major homicide case. >> crystal had labeled each of the tire impressions with the date and its position on the vehicle. >> two of the vehicles i could eliminate very quickly. one was a big snow tire type design. another was a passenger design, but it had major grooves that were kind of lightning shaped, which was different than the imprint on vicky's forehead. >> but the last three imprints were interesting. they were golden sonic 78s, a relatively rare tire no longer manufactured. the imprint on vicky's face looked similar, but mcdonald wasn't sure that the size matched. >> the same tread pattern appears in normally about 12 different sizes, so it's important, to me, to confirm that it's not only the same manufa

luckily no one was hurt. >>> and more now on our breaking news story. a person is dead in berks county after police say they had to use deadly force while serving a warrant. this happened at around 4:00 this morning in reading. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is there following the investigation. >> reporter: pennsylvania state police just giving us some updated information. they tell us they were here on rehr street to serve a warrant early this morning, about 4:00. let me show you video of the aftermath. as they were approaching this apartment, to serve this warrant, they saw the suspect fleeing out of the top of the house, out of the window. they say they were forced to open fire on the suspect, shooting him and killing him. at this point we don't know what the warrant was for. but police say they had to use a flash bang. neighbors tell us what they heard. >> it woke me up out of my sleep. i was nervous. i didn't know what was going on. i saw flashing lights. i looked out the window and basically what i saw. >> reporter: police have identified the deceased

luckily everyone was okay. across the state of north carolina all of the schools are closed or delayed. in terms of clean-up from this massive scene behind me, there are some estimates, although they might be a bit conservative, right now they are saying 2,000 people and about 13,000 tons of salt. vinita nair, cbs news, durham, north carolina. >>> virginia state police say troopers have responded to more than 200 weather-related accidents. >>> it was a busy morning because of the snow you told us about, came sort of right when you thought it was going to at the worst possible time. >> it got slick fast because it was so cold, but good news. we had some melting today. bad news, it's going to refreeze tonight. so what appears wet tomorrow morning actually will be black ice. i did an instagram yesterday or day before about be careful walking next to your downspouts where they feed it out because ice will develop. i was shoveling today and i went down like that. >> oh, no. >> let's start with a live look outside, o

the driver thought this was a bit peculiar so he called the police and luckily, some of the passengers who were on the bus agreed to take care of the child until police a. once police were able to locate the parents, it turns out the mother was working inside a cell phone store just there at the bus stop. her child was there with her. he had gone out to play hopped on the bus while she had her back turned before she even realized that her little b. >> she must have freaked out. >> here's a shot of mother and son together. she's all smiles. the little boy was completely unharmed. as you can imagine, she's probably going to have to keep a really watchful eye on him from here on out because now he knows how to use public transit. >>> it's subzero degree weather in russia. seems like a perfect time to jump off a cliff, check this out. more than 200 foot drop. pretty cool, right? seems awesome. now, this i do believe is like a test jump. >> just to make sure gravity still works? >> just to make sure that when you do jump your skin doesn't tear off because this is how he's going to jump. wha

luckily, he wasn't run over. they did find the van. the thief abandoned it. they are hoping somebody recognized the guy from the video and calls police. >> they are often filled with tools. he was probably trying to protect his livelihood. >> he physically stands in front. >> he was hoping the guy would be human and stop. >> this yahoo he gets caught. >>> the people in this mercedes don't own it. they go through a plate glass window. they have bags and this is a jewelry store. they come in one's got an ax in his hands, can't stand-up. they are sliding all over the floor. they are trying to take jewelry. smoke is coming in. that's part of the security. it makes it impossible to see. the owner was inside at the time. he was unhurt. one jumps over. they were well masked. however, they were spotted in the area. one recognized a man saying i have a gun, i'm going to shoot you. they left the mercedes behind and stole an audi to take off. ♪ >> is that how it works, max? ♪ >> i know what's about to happen. [ laughter ] >> you guys are on to me in a world that has bee

luckily temperatures are continuing to go up, during the rest of the event. after the cold front comes through we could see a couple of snow showers but we will definitely see our winds or we will feel whipped picking up later this afternoon. here is some snow to the north of us and then the rain, continuing through 9:00 o'clock, maybe even through noon to the south and east of philadelphia, as last of the storm leaves the cold air rushes in, and maybe a flurry around three or four or 5:00 in the evening and then that is it for precipitation. then town right cold tonight. in thinking hasn't dried off because of the wind will be frozen over tomorrow. then we have dry weather for tuesday and mess of wednesday, and then a chance of the clipper system coming through wednesday night. we will give you more on that later. but lets check that seven day forecast. we have rain, mix and wind for rest of groundhog day. the little bit of everything. a early high of 45 degrees. twenty-nine tomorrow very cold, that is the the high temperature. then we are up to 44. then we

luckily missing any passing cars. in san francisco heavy rain caused lots of street flooding. umbrellas were put to good use. they are visiting from ohio. >> came in to see the sea lions and are trying to get back to our hotel to get dry. >> reporter: the rain a small dent in the drought but the bay area needs every drop. >>> abc 7 can help you track a storm anytime with live doppler 7 hd. the app is free on apple's app store or google play. >>> fire crews made progress containing a large wildfire that forced two towns to evacuate. the fire burned about 2,000 acres on the eastern slope of the sierra. officials say the fire is 75% contained. dozens of power poles have come down creating hazards for 250 residents. firefighters are relieved that strong winds which are fuelling the fire have died down. >> when you are dealing with 50 miles per hour winds for a period the wind a sat your face, difficult to stand. it absolutely hampers efforts. you can't breathe. you can't see. >> three people have been hurt. the fire started friday near highway 395. the cause is under investigation

the flames jumped over at least one home nearby destroying it but luckily no one was inside at the time. the governor of west virginia declared a state of emergency in canawa and fay et counties near the town of booma. >> is that coming over here? >> reporter: a massive explosion engulfs the sky. on the tracks below, the remains of an oil tanker after a train derailed this afternoon. the inferno forced the evacuation of two towns. in two counties west virginia's governor declared a state of emergency. >> there was a rerouting, a police officer said there was an explosion. >> with one tanker falling into the canawar river. state officials told al jazeera that the fire is somewhat contained and they shut off water treatment plants. >> we are not sure how much the crude is in the water, or whether it poses a threat to those water supplies. out of an abundance of caution they are on reserves. >> reporter: the csx train had been hauling the train from north dakota. efforts to contain the blaze are hampered by bitter textures and snow. the accident comes two days after a canadian national rai

luckily, nobody got hit. >> suddenly, the groom passes out. >> who shot the stun gun!y believes the groom was been tased and goes after the cops. then he's marched down the aisle. >> he jumped up off of the ground and attempted to charge at one of the officers that was standing directly behind me. i had to grab him. >> it's total chaos and then the groom is back on his feet. but not for long. >> you can see him get up again. so it's like, "night of the living dead." he's back up, in the crowd. >> i tried to talk to him, tried to calm him down. he swung a punch at me and i deployed a taser a second time. [ screaming ] >> and here comes the bride. >> his new wife came up screaming. it sounds like a gunshot so she thought i shot him. >> police continue to fend off the bridal party. >> when they just started coming out of the woodwork over here from the house is when the officer started using the pepper spray. >> back up! >> it's clear, this is not going to end well. >> i don't know where the third guy came from. running out, screaming and hollering and cursing at us. >> i

. >> reporter: richard got a shock when this tree tumbled right across the drive luckily missing any passing cars. in san francisco heavy rain caused lots of street flooding along the embarcadero. umbrellas were put to good use. they were visiting from ohio. >> it's warmer. >> reporter: what's it like where you are? >> 30 degrees. >> reporter: that's it. >> and a tree top fell on to a car below. a second car was also damaged. this happened along regal road in the berkeley hills. you can see the tree blocked the entire road. the storm blocked out power for a lot of people. pg&e is working to restore power to 920 customers in the south bay and 70 in the north bay. at the height of the storm, more than 100,000 customers were without power in the area. courtesy of lake tahoe tv up to 2 feet of wet snow is reported at higher elevations near lake tahoe and the sierra could get another 18 inches above 8,000 feet and snow level could drop to 6,000 feet by tomorrow morning. new snow levels ranging from 10 to 24 inches. roads are snow-free but wet and no chain restrictions. >>> fans didn't let

luckily a passing school bus driver saw it all happen and stopped to pull the girl to safety and both girls were taken to the hospital to be checked out and are expected to be okay. >>> a local community center is receiving a new grant for neighborhoods that need it most. >> the $7500 bank from the bank of america charitable foundation will provide meals here at the senior center it will provide free meals for seniors in need. >> love it because the food is not fried it's steamed and delicious. >> the center officers breakfast daily and a hot lunge. >> this may be the only meal they get in a day. >> the majority of our seniors are debettic and a lot of emphasis is put on diabetes and guidelines for that. >> it's run by lutheran family services, an organization that serves the most vulnerable citizens. most of them live in southwest and west philadelphia in addition to nutritious food it offers recreational and educational activities. one of the most popular activities is the enhanced fit and program. emma taylor's favorite. >> and it offer a supprogram for more than 600 home bound sen

luckily, the fire department got here quick and took care of it put the fire out. they save the day. >> the massive tree, standing 100 feet tall, chris the left side of his home. fisher's thing for he was on the right side of the house. he was unharmed, what certain that his discomfort has only begun. >> a neighbor had something happen if years ago and they said it took six months. >> certainly grateful to be alive. it is so dark outside, that tree so tall, it stretches onto the neighbor's property. he has another mess to clean up. this beautiful stonemasoe masonry retaining wall was ripped to shreds by the root ball. jay korff, abc 7 news. >> when the crews got to the scene, they said the wind was howling. right now, things are starting to die down a little bit. steve rudin is here with a look at that. >> not so bad right now, the wind advisory has canceled out. sustained wind gusts out of the north and west at 20 to 30 miles per hour. the good news is the sustained wind is easing, 13 miles per hour at dulles. the wind chill factor, it is so cold that it feels lik

. >> reporter: a shock when this 30 foot tree tumbled right across luckily missing any passing cars. in san francisco heavy rain caused lots of street flooding. umbrellas were put to good use. darled and heidi arnold are visiting from ohio. >> came to see the sea lions. >> reporter: the rain just a small dent in the drought but the bay area needs every drop. >> take a look at this. a tree toppled falling on to a car this morning in the berkeley hills. the tree fell when saturated soil gave way. a second car was also damaged. you can see the tree blocked the entire street. >>> in santa clara county part of highway 9 was closed this afternoon when a large tree branch fell across the roadway near red wood road. the tree knocked down power lines and trapping at least one car between the tree and power lines. the wires were not on the car and no one was hurt. >>> fire crews have made progress containing a large wildfire that has destroyed 40 homes and forced two towns to evacuate. the fire is burning near the nevada state line. it has destroyed about 7,000 acres. officials say the fire is

jamie: luckily sam is joking and we move along to something better. >> this is a butterfly.autiful butterfly. >> it can spread its wings like that. and all we have to do then is to keep in and put a pin in there, this is how you do it, put the pin just like this. good. jamie: at least i got through one. jamie: for decades the museum with its quaint fashion displays continues to chug along with an aging john in charge and various family members working at it full time. but as the 21st century gets underway, interest in a museum in campgrounds steadily drop off. and after vicki, his faithful wife passes away, it becomes clear that running a museum in a campground isn't easy for an octogenarian. >> he wante to do it himself, he didn't want to delegate authority. as he was declining he couldn't do those things anymore and during that time the ranch began to degrade. jamie: on november 4, 2007, john may dies at the age of 92 years old. >> i was in the kitchen quietly doing dishes. i could hear him breathing and then all of a sudden i heard my mother who had died in 2000, saying w

luckily no one was hurt.ice say a medical condition may be to blame. >> iain i were worried about the driver. he's okay. there you go. >>> fox 29 investigates has rooted out something that has hit a lot of nerves. taint the fuel has more drivers coming forward with stories of woe from one particular gas station. >> now county officials have conducted multiple tests and one driver says she was turned in for insurance fraud. investigative reporter jeff cole has our follow-up report. >> reporter: it was may 2014 when carol bailey pulled her suv into this gulf on 73 north in pennsauken topped off and drove out. >> just as i pulled out from the gas station about 2 feet or so i start feeling the car start bucking. >> reporter: within moments it quit. with its back end blocking traffic in the right lane. >> it was peak hours, too. >> reporter: you must have been scared. >> very scared. >> reporter: really frightened. >> very scared, yes. >> reporter: according to documents, a police officer pushed bailey in her merc

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luckily things cleared out early without any major issues. chief meteorologist scott williams is live in old city tonight with an early look at the forecast. scott we've been saturday snuck a deep freeze. we want a warmup. >>> you'll have to wait, dawn, maybe a couple of weeks for that to happen. because that snow that hit early this morning it has moved out but the cold air will be moving right back in especially over the next couple of days. let's talk about that system that hit this morning as predicted the heaviest snow extreme south jersey, central and southern delaware. it was a fast-moving system and right now as we look at ultimate doppler you can see we are in the clear. but take a look at some of those totals. cape may 5.4-inches. ac international two phone 6-inches as we move into delaware around the frankford area 6.6-inches of snow. lewes, delaware, saw about three. so right now it's cold but not as frigid as it has been. 31 degrees current until philadelphia. you factor in that wind it feels like it's in the low 20s. so stepping

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let me pull myself here the slide indicates me but the presentation luckily will be - can you see that. >> it is working one second and which the presentation will be presented by our coalition member bob gordon represents the lgbt education tobacco a partnering and in the tobacco tobacco free accreditation the commission knows well, we've started with the information about our campaign how to fits into the public health and bob will be talking about the campaign. >> so our chart so you're aware we fit into the activities we're generally part of the health equality and wellness branch 24 rolls up it's important to let people know where we're coming from i want to talk about how this fits into the population initiative and goals particularly save and healthy living environment that is part of the population strategic plan as well as the chip generally, we're looking at the percentage of adults that smoke and the youth is currently related to the smoking and we'll mentioned this about african-american health the part of health plan 24 campaign is citywide it touches foblgd on the lowest