mary lee is going to add up how much those totals have been so far.ut on top of that, anywhere from a 10th of an inch to a half-inch of additional rainfall. the problem is there is more on the way. wind gusts, while they are strong right now, they are still going to be problematic as we get into tomorrow morning. just not quite as strong. 15 to 25 mile per hour gusts, maybe up to 30 to start the day. that is our high wind warning that expires at 10:00 a.m. the issue is that after eddie showered day but more activity on friday, more rain heads our way from saturday into sunday night. even more rain from monday and tuesday next week. this is a stuck weather pattern that will continue to send additional waves of rain tortoise. the seven-day outlook from the weather protection center shows the possibility of at least three inches of rain on the low-end. most of the bay area anticipating four to seven inches of additional rain on top of what we already picked up, with the possibility of 10 additional inches of rain for the santa cruz mountains and the nort

lee. now, they had known each other since they were children. they had probably played together and mary would recall having seen a teenage lee during that visit from lafayette actually in uniform in alexandria. and so they had their wedding in the parlor at arlington house. custis was initially reluctant to give his consent to the marriage because he didn't really want his daughter in a military life. but that's what happened. and they would be transferred around the country and didn't spend as much time at arlington house as a normal marriage would. it would have allowed. the other interesting thing is that lee's boyhood home, as it is called, and in alexandria, which by the way, is on the market right now for two or $3 million, it's been a private hands, but it was not just lee's boy. it was lee's boyhood home because his father, nighthorse henry lee, who custis also knew and wrote about, was renting it from william fitzhugh custis, his father in law. so molly and george parke custis were married in this house, but they don't really bother to put that on the plaques because it's so ov

mary lee introduces us to the man behind the music. >> you are about to meet the bay area composer mason be. this year, his work is nominated for a grammy. we will take you inside is by the studio. >> hello, mary. welcome to my music studio. come and check out. i have a mix of old and we have old-school >> reporter: mason bates composes a unique symphony of sound he uses classical music and electronic beats . it is changing the way we perceive and experience music. he says this is what inspires him. >> wrg music for me does not have to start at the piano. it can start right here. >> reporter: he shared with me whyhe decied to merge two words together. >> san francisco is where it came togetherfor me. by day, i was writing symphonies for the phoenix symphony, and at night, i would dj. i finally decided one night, i was sitting on a disappeared thinking why can't i have a orchestra ? orchestras are not dealing with electricity. when i showed up skepticism . >> reporter: the musicdustry is now celebrating his wo . masons revolution that steve jobs won a grammy for best topper recoed in 2019

mary lee spent the day with workers scrambling to repair all of the roofs. >> for shane cameron roofing is a family affair. >> my dad and uncle started a roofing business in the 1970s. i doing roofing basically my whole life. i use to get them the truck in the morning and go to jobs when i was just two or three years old. >> we met with him at this home in saratoga . >> today we are repairing a leaking area on a roof. what we believe we have is medal flashing and shingles that are just not installed properly. we wevedama is com corner. >> reporter: he says it's usually when it's raining that homeowners discovered they have a problem. he took us inside to show us where the roof is leaking and the damage to the ceiling and his kitchen pantry. >> it's been a long time since we've seen the amount of rain, calls coming through with questions on what to do and how to do it. >> reporter: with more storms on the way shane says it is so important to get an annual roof inspection. he said you should have regular maintenance to clean your gutters and services every year. >> is not always that easy

. >> and mary lee stopped by levi's stadium to catch up with some 49ers the super fans who say they aree their red and gold continue the wonka are faithful fans to the 49ers. they say this team means everything to them. >> the 49ers are life. we are all families of the 49ers. >> reporter: ray told us he cannot wait for this sunday when the 49ers take on the eagles in the nfc championship game , in philly. >> i am on cloud nine. i am very excited, very happy. nervous, we still have two more games to win but i am very excited at this point. >> reporter: ray is this season's 49ers fan of the year. he is so dedicated he even had this special 49ers prosthetic i made to represent his team. >> i was diagnosed with cancer, and i had to remove it before it spread to both of my eyes. >> reporter: you could call ken the 49ers tailgate leader. he even got bay area's niner game rapper 42 tailgate with them. >> i go around to tailgates, find everyone having fun and i put all the tailgates in one video. i'm trying to prove to everybody, we are the best fan base in the world and we have the most exciti

mary lee caught up with one contractor to see what his week has been like. >> reporter: for shane cameron who owns allied roofing in san jose, roofing is a family affair. >> my dad and uncle started a roofing business in the 1970s and i've been doing roofing basically for my whole life. i the office and go to jobs when i was just 2, 3 years old. >> reporter: we met up with shane at this home in saratoga where he's fixing a leaky roof. >> today we're repairing a leaking area on a roof and what we have, what we believe we have, is some metal flashing and shingles and underlayment that are just not installed properly. we're going to take that all apart and basically do surgery on it. so the roof damage we believe is coming from this corner here. >> reporter: shane says it's usually when it's raining that homeowners discover they have a problem with their roof. he took us inside the home to show us where the roof is leaking and the damage to the ceiling in this kitchen pantry. >> it's been a long time since we've seen storms like this and the amount of rain we're getting and calls that are co

here is mary lee with more the damage. >> in awe of the power of this of our wharf area. >> reporter: tony valdez took us along the trestle to show us the damage to the historic capitola pier. >> disbelief. it had to take a huge hit to do something that damaging. so, that's why we have to have a lot of respect for that water out there. >> reporter: jeff richie has liveded in capitola his entire life. >> it is amazeing to see the destruction. my son and i were just walking on that wharf last weekend and had breakfast out there. so, it is kind of amazing. my son and i have been commenting on how you know, we were just walking on that thing. >> reporter: david morris' family has owned his boat shthw they are cut off. >> i don't know what the extent of it is until we can get down there. i don't know when that will happen. but my heart goes out to everybody in this community as far as this has been here for 90 years. 100 years. >> reporter: the powerful waves caused a lot of damage to businesses near the waterfront. >> we saw buildings taking damages. it was nervous. kept you on your feet.

mary lee caught up with one contractor as he was out on yet another repair job. >> reporter: for shane cameron who owns allied roofing in san jose, roofing is a family affair. >> my dad and uncle started a roofing business in the 1970s and i have been doing roofing basically for my whole life. i used to go, get in the truck in the morning. and, go to the office and go to jobs when i was just two, three years old. >> reporter: we met up with shane at this home in saratoga where he is fixing a leaky roof. >> today, we are repairing a leaky area on a roof. what we believe we have is some metal flashing and shingles that are not installed properly. we will take that all apart and basically do surgery on it. >> so the roof damage we believe is coming from this corner here. >> reporter: shane says it is usually when it is raining that homeowners discover they have a problem with their roof. he took us inside the home to show us where the roof is leaking in this kitchen pantry. ing >> it has been a long time since we have seen storms like this and the amount of rain we are getting and calls t

reporter mary lee spent the day along the santa cruz county coast line. >> it's a mess out here. the beach is closed. the wharf has been evacuated. i want to show you this. take a look at these large logs that have washed ashore from our strong storm. they are over the beach. high tide, high surf has really proved to be a dangerous combination. especially in capitola, where monster waves caused part of the pier to collapse. the power of this storm especially. we take a walk down the trestle and i will show you where we lost a huge section of the wharf. >> tony lived there for 28 years. the incredible damage to the historic capitola beer. >> it had to take a huge hit to do that kind of damage. that is why we have to have a lot of respect for that water out there. >> reporter: jeff ritchie has lived in capitola his entire life and had to see firsthand the damage to the pier. >> it is amazing to see the destruction. my son and i were just walking on the wharf last week and we had breakfast out there. it's kind of amazing. my son and i talking about how we were just walking on that t

. >>> let's go to mary lee, live at levi stadium where the eagles have a serious case of playoff fever. >> reporter: that's right. niners nation is ready for the big game on sunday. we spoke to super fans who say this is our year. to them. >> 49ers are life, you know. we are all family for the 49ers. >> he told us he cannot wait for the sunday when the 49ers take on the eagles in the nfc east championship game. >> and had to have it removed before it spread to both of my eyes. the first thing i asked before my regular one or arrived was i needed a 49ers i made. >> you could call him the tailgate party leader. he even got bay area's niner gang wrapper e 40 two tailgate with them. >> i go around and film everybody just basically having fun and i put all the tailgates in one video, right? i'm trying to prove to everybody that we are the best fan base in the world. we have the most exciting tailgates there are. >> reporter: both ray and ken say the chances of the 49ers winning the super bowl are 100%. >> when they win, my voice is probably already going to be gone. but it is an excitement

now, mary lee says if you are still in need of repairs and would like help, reach out to the office to record. >> thank you very much. >>> for sierra is getting pummeled by the latest storm. whiteout conditions. this is from the highway patrol video for us in turkey. it might be hard to make out, but that, in fact, is i-80 near colfax. the freeway shut down . take a look at that again. if you are thinking about maybe taking a day off to go skiing, tomorrow, paul? what is the answer? >> don't do that. >> no. >> take a break. it will be pretty hectic going up there. >> they are getting so much snow. >> yeah. >> it's going to be there. once this pattern starts to wind down, i know there is always the obsession with fresh powder, now. travel will be difficult enough around here, tomorrow, much less when you get into the snow . >> february fresh powder. >> sure. let them do some grooming. there will be a good base up there. let's look at the latest numbers with this rainy weather pattern that continues to persist. we got another seven or eight days to go. this is day 16 in the rainy weather

mary lee takes us inside the silicon valley company using artificial intelligence to predict the path of atmospheric rivers and their potential impact. >> reporter: we are at invidious headquarters in santa clara that shows you their newest technology that can predict atmospheric rivers with more accuracy than current weather models. we are going to take you inside nvidia to show you exactly how they do it. >> we will take you into our dark demo room. >> reporter: we're getting a special tour of the demo room. >> think of this as the most expensive room in the company as of now. he is the expert. he has been the marketing manager for the last having years. the first thing he showed us, just what nvidia is known for. >> the world's most complicated chip. a fancy laptop . next to it, even one chip does not cut it for the scientist today. they're doing calculations on eight of these chips together to do thousands and thousands of calculations every second. we power the world's top 50 supercomputers with our technology. >> reporter: nvidia is using the technology along with artificial int

mary lee reports. >> the power of this storm especially, we will take a walk down and i will show yoution of the wharf area. >> tony has lived in the area for 28 years. he took us to see the incredible damage to the historic capitola pier. >> disbelief. it had to take a huge hit to do something that damaging. that's why we have to have a lot of respect for that water out there. >> reporter: jeff has lived in capitola his entire life and had to see first hand the damage to the pier. >> it's amazing to last week and had breakfast. it's amazing. my son and i have been commenting on were just walking on that thing. >> reporter: they've owned this since 1998 and this was as close as he could get to his boat shop. his and other businesses are blocked off. >> i don't know the ex tent of it. i don't know when that will happen. my heart goes to everybody in the community as far as this has been here for 90, 100 years, this wharf has. to see it in this disarray, we will rebuild. >> reporter: powerful waves caused a lot of damages to businesses near the water front. >> you weren't sure if you wo

this is when and bonnie and mary lee, the only two women known to have served on pirate ships in the atlantic, during the golden age appeared briefly on history stage. both were put on trial import royal for being part of calico jack rack comes pirate crew. and bonnie also happened to be rackham's lover. the trials and jamaica are memorable not only through the mobile hanging's that ensued. recommend flooded. but even more for the unusual legal gambit unique among pirates used by bonnie and read. the court found guilty of piracy. and they were condemned to hang. immediately after that sentence was handed down, they pleaded their bellies to the court. informing the judge said they were both pregnant. upon investigation, it was found to be the case. and they were given a temporary stay of execution. on the day that rackham and went to the gallows, bonnie, his lover made it clear that she was extremely disappointed in him. saying that she was sorry to see him there but if he had fought like a man, he need not have been hanged like a dog. as for the ladies, reed died in jail from non spe

comunicado dice: durante la temporada vacaciones y a la luz de los tiempos difÍciles el Único enfoque de mary leernadas de homenaje de cuerpo presente al papa benedicto xvi en la basÍlica de san pedro, la escena resultÓ conmovedora por la maÑana porque la neblina cubrÍa toda la plaza de san pedro, por supuesto la basÍlica de san pedro, el domo de miguel angel cubierto de neblina para dar paso a la homilÍa frente al fÉretro de benedicto xvi, el ataÚd de madera de ciprÉs frente la basÍlica de san pedro, hasta ahÍ llegÓ el papa francisco, llegÓ en silla de ruedas, sabemos que tiene problemas de rodilla y ciÁtica, encabezÓ la homilÍa que comenzÓ a las 9:30 de la maÑana frente alrededor de 50,000 personas en la plaza de san pedro, hablo con mucha emociÓn de su antecesor el papa francisco. al concluir la homilÍa el cuerpo fue llevado de manera solemne hacia adentro de la basÍlica donde fue finalmente sepultado en las grutas vaticanas, en el sitio exacto donde alguna vez descansÓ juan pablo ii antes de su beatificaciÓn, ddentro del ataÚd de monedas, medallas y un texto alusivo al pontificado de benedict

warren simultaneous lee telegraphed humphreys and asked for his assistance. mary he was going to be his on the on warren's right side by the end of the day. fifth corps with some help from general nelson miles division of the second had not only gained all the ground had lost but had established a position that the white oak road. now this is very important because the defenders are flowing everything down the white oak road to get to the the west of there their lines where pickett is right now and the cavalry. so this is basically cut them off from the easy reinforcement or supply by confederate lines. meanwhile several miles to the southwest at your side. sheridan had moved several brigades forward in an attempt to take possession of five forks pickett, now in command of both his own infantry and the cavalry, counterattacked and drove the union cavalry back toward dinwiddie courthouse. sheridan was in desperate straits that he called general custer to leave the wagons, still stuck in the mud, and bring two of his three brigades to join the defensive line with cu

marie. so how is it that you discovered this unruly lee unnamed woman who was tarred with the title of incendiary? okay, well, i can't to have discovered her. right. there have been a couple of other scholars who have talked about, but relatively recently, linda kerber to our warming. but and also her story has been out there for a very long time. peter force published the american archives in the 1840s and 1850s. a bunch of documents from 1774 to 1776 and a reprinted a lot of british newspapers. and so her story and her printed speeches in parliament and so her story is in there through edmund burke's speech in parliament about her, he reads that her story in a british newspaper and he fits the story for his narrative to kind of say like, what does this mean? that that there's a woman in new york city burning, a city that the british army has just occupied in september of 1776. and burke is very distressed about this. what i didn't uncover sort of, is i did uncover some corroborate for that story in a couple of different manuscript sources, the henry street papers at that, the clements library a

with that i want to turn it over to our assistant city manager, lee wilcox to provide an operational update for everyone. thanks. thank you, mary mary and good morning. everyone do want to, as the mayor mentioned thank all of the staff in our emergency operations center. who stayed up through the night as well as all the staff, um, on this floor and throughout the building and our other locations who helped walk yesterday and alert residents to all the potential hot spots, it has been a one team effort across the organizations. i want to thank them. our primary focus continues to be protecting lives, especially for our most vulnerable and the city as well as protecting property and the environment through this potential flooding event over the last 24 hours, our main areas where we focused is the guadalupe and all of its tributaries. we've been acthe fg collaboratively with valley water, the cou electric to forme team model share information, and i want to thank all of them for their collaboration as the mayor has um, as the mayor mentioned, san jose is fared fairly well through this weather event. but do you want to recognize

lee. (sophie fouron) let's go. all right. you want to pick some peas? do you know how lucky you are, to have peas in your garden? can i eat them all? (haley marie) no. - come! come! what are we going to do? (rachel jones) we are going to bring some fishies outside. so these are king salmon, filleted, and they have been brining overnight. - look. this is pretty neat. - yeah. - so just like that? - yeah. just lay them right out. we can't go too far, because there are ravens and they'll come, swoop down, grab the fish and take off with them. we'll just cover that up. - o.k. - don't worry about it touching it. - no flies, no ravens. - no flies, no ravens. - o.k. what i want to see is the inside of your freezer. - all right. - treasure chest! - yeah. so we've got... that's the last of last year's deer. -it's all filled. like this here. - that is halibut. that's probably two years worth of halibut. - woah! did you ever think you were going to do all that? - i did not, no. i finished law school in 2012, and my first job up here was the law clerk at the court, and here we are five years later with a full freezer and two kids. i've got some salmon insid

lee marine. we've learned to have another mass rally in the works, marianna, but tell us what you have been seeing today. that's right, mary. i'm another mass, raleigh, and it's happening behind us. the people are beginning to get to the center of the joining meeting points that have been nearly every day here at the time of being in the center of the capital. people are marching not only are students, workers, people that have come from the provinces in the past few weeks, and many continued to demand the resignation present. and the level to be in a press conference said, well, what if i resign? what will these professionals want? after that, it was kind of the way she expressed that to people that have too many. the mom said that they should sit down to dialogue. realtors are continuing not only in the capital, mary, but in other parts of the country earlier today, a group of these were able to unlock the pan american highway, all with about 300 kilometers. so there were 30 police officers that ended up injured in dod. all but they opened that role plug that goes on and off and it blocks many, many trucks that come with

mary sinclair is a historian at longer faster in the author of the upcoming, wrote, the history of a national obsession, which hits the shelves on tuesday. straight ahead, texas representative sheila jackson leengress, including the future of her new legislation to fight white supremacy, another hour of velshi begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning, i'm ali velshi. it's sunday. i'm sorry, it saturday, tomorrow will be sunday. today is saturday, january 21st. two years and a day since president joe biden's integration. we begin with a dire warning for presidents'day, but we have to go back in history for this famous exchange. >> little did i dream you could be so reckless and so cruel. asked to do an injury to that land. let us not assassinate this land further. you've done enough. have you no sense of decency,

this from mary superb of how we've got where we are with obesity and diabetes said. this needs to be repeated . leepeated. lee ad on prime time . how about sir ad on prime time. how about sir dave? mark thank goodness someone is highlighting issue. the food industry have been conning us for years. he recommends tim noakes as well. a very, very clever and interesting guy. top doctor there. ken, why are they putting adverts on with really fat suggesting it's okay to be like when we're being told to lose weight because, it's unhealthy. get of fatties off the get rid of fatties off the advert and stop promoting it. hi, mark, chris. massive hi, mark, says chris. massive benefits of keto is and it's so high energy levels and how much sharper your mind is. high energy levels and how much sharper your mind is . last but sharper your mind is. last but not least, andrew says hi mark in sixties at school we used to portray the germans as sausage eating fat people . how the times eating fat people. how the times have changed. we're the fattest europe. thanks, andy . there you europe. thanks, andy. there you go

this from mary superb of how we've got where we are with obesity and diabetes said. this needs to be repeated . leepeated. lee ad on prime time . how about sir ad on prime time. how about sir dave? mark thank goodness someone is highlighting issue. the food industry have been conning us for years. he recommends tim noakes as well. a very, very clever and interesting guy. top doctor there. ken, why are they putting adverts on with really fat suggesting it's okay to be like when we're being told to lose weight because, it's unhealthy. get of fatties off the get rid of fatties off the advert and stop promoting it. hi, mark, chris. massive hi, mark, says chris. massive benefits of keto is and it's so high energy levels and how much sharper your mind is. high energy levels and how much sharper your mind is . last but sharper your mind is. last but not least, andrew says hi mark in sixties at school we used to portray the germans as sausage eating fat people . how the times eating fat people. how the times have changed. we're the fattest europe. thanks, andy . there you europe. thanks, andy. there you go

lee ktvu, fox two news. alright, amber. thank you, a huge sinkhole causing part of highway 92 san mateo county to be closed indefinitely, the latest on this major traffic disruption plus. lisa marie presley, dead at the age of 54. we'll tell you about the tributes coming in for this singer songwriter and the only child of elders. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. almost the weekend. hi, everyone . i'm frank bellicose friday. the 13th superstitious? no no, no, actually, like friday, the 13th too. but if you're spending thei have a feeling isd also into the weekend. it's just friday for me. we can stop right there. right there. don't have to add that 13. friday. system is inching closer. we'll have rain on the way it will be heavier towards the coast and also northward. some pretty good cells already. they're aligning parallel to the coast. this is all part of the system, which put on the air brakes lifted northward yesterday allowed us to really warm up, but it's going to open that door again. so finally a friday and here we go cloudy mild in the morning, but rain is on the way