. >>> also a mother from mayfair whose little girl is battling cancer receives a home make over courtesythe philadelphia flyers. >>> but the the big story on "action news" is winnie start to the workweek, high wind warning will be in effect starting tonight. >> today was a raw, rainy day and tomorrow, we could see wind gusts, topping 50 miles an hour. meteorologist melissa magee has her first check of the accu weather forecast. >> walter and sarah we have big changes for start of the workweek. as we closed out our weekend it was damp, dreary cross delaware, lehigh valleys. rainfall totals to take this is poconos we pick up close to a half inch, .31 inches in millville, at atlantic city, wilmington, allentown had rainfall reports close to a quarter this much and that is what we pick autopsy cross majority of the area. so, we're concern to the north and west tonight, winter weather advisory stays up until 7:00 p.m., so for about another hour for upper bucks, northampton, lehigh, berks and the poconos, there could be a glaze of ice because of all of the mixed precipitation we have seen in o

waiting in line to get those delicious donut treats, or fashnaughts, at bakery in mayfair.where we find out eyewitness neutral rorher pat gal then morning, so pat where are you exactly and have you had any yet? >> reporter: i have not had any just yet. we are at haaguely bakery as you you mentioned in northeast philadelphia, maybe you know, maybe you don't, i'm from northeast philadelphia. but i've never stepped foot in here. never had a fashnaught before. but today is that day. so i'm real excited about it, pumping them out, mr. haaguely working we have glenn back here, family affair in the back of the bakery they get prepared. tell me about what it is you guys do, have been here what 300 years oring? >> eighty-six years. >> and my dad is standing over here. he's been here for 84 of them. >> eighty-four, and still working. >> and he loves what he does. and that's why he's doing it. >> he was born upstairs? >> was born right upstairs here at the bake shop while his dad was working. so my dad the second generation owner, been here his whole life. what he enjoys doing. >> tru

reporting live mayfair, bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." gray. >> well deserved, i hope the family is not watching the news right now. >> i can't wait to see their reaction when they walk in the front door. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon. including out of control fires in australia. >>> the warning for women we'll tell you about the factor that could increase the risk of breast cancer. >>> meteorologist chris sowers will be back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >> so glad you stayed with us, rural firefighters in the australian state of new south wales are battling 80 out of control brushfires. temperatures have soared to 104 degrees farenheit. there are strong winds fanning the flames making it difficult. officials described it as the worst fire in that area's history. >> the video is amazing. >> reporter: all it does on the west coast. no happy medium here. live on the city hall camera. aerials of rain and fog, some of the rain is coming down at a pretty good clip at t

they join mayfair residents called breaking bread, breaking barrier, alexandria hoff is live at reading terminal market. alex? >> reporter: well, jessica, while the a nation is taking part in a world wide discussion about syrian immigration, a more intimate discussion was held here tonight. sports, kids, city parking, politics, conversations that were seasoned. >> when they start talking about food, they realize they have a tremendous has not in common >> syrian refugees relocated to philadelphia over the past year and members of the mayfair community join together inside reading terminal market taking part in discussions over dinner. >> doing. >> reporter: middle eastern cuisine met popular local fare >> many times in the past and i never tried one. >> reporter: it's the third dinner for the breaking bread, breaking barrier series. >> it's very important we get to know trven understand about one another >> the reading terminal market is a place where everybody of all walks of life are always welcome >> translators helped in sharing stories of speaking freedom and solace in america >> m

they join mayfair residents called breaking bread, breaking barrier, alexandria hoff is live at reading terminal market. alex? >> reporter: well, jessica, while the a nation is taking part in a world wide discussion about syrian immigration, a more intimate discussion was held here tonight. sports, kids, city parking, politics, conversations that were seasoned. >> when they start talking about food, they realize they have a tremendous has not in common >> syrian refugees relocated to philadelphia over the past year and members of the mayfair community join together inside reading terminal market taking part in discussions over dinner. >> doing. >> reporter: middle eastern cuisine met popular local fare >> many times in the past and i never tried one. >> reporter: it's the third dinner for the breaking bread, breaking barrier series. >> it's very important we get to know trven understand about one another >> the reading terminal market is a place where everybody of all walks of life are always welcome >> translators helped in sharing stories of speaking freedom and solace in america >> m

if you're looking for what's troubling democrats, this is a good place to start: mayfair. not the tony london neighborhood, but northeastern philadelphia, a working class neighborhood with a tradition of big pluralities for democrats, a tradition that was broken last fall. both bill clinton and barack obama easily won the mayfair neighborhood, but hillary clinton carried it by a lot less, which was one factor in her narrow loss in pennsylvania. >> hillary didn't really sort of offer any economic plan that she really hammered home. donald trump was talking about bringing back industrial jobs to blue collar america and that's what people cared about in my area. >> there is a real disconnect within the democratic party between the elites who make the decisions and the vast majority of people who are regular democratic voters, and what the elites care about versus what most people here in philadelphia who are casting democratic ballots care about. the hardcore social left are saying we can't reach out to white working class voters, because somehow that would be racist. i think

an hour hine us, 4:12, mardi gras in new orleans this morning, pat gallen also live at bakery in mayfairnd enjoining the mardi gras festivities in about just 40 minutes. >> oh, i think there is a fight going on there, just missed. >> incredible video out of poland, car hit by train. real is her -- rail service released the video going around the crossing safety gates. shouldn't do. that will told the driver being treated for serious injury. >> well, six people recovering this morning after three vehicle crash in delaware, police tell us, two cars, and a dart bus, collided on i-95. this happened just before 6:00 e was on the scene, the bus ended up in the grass near route 141 in new castle county. investigators still trying to figure out what caused the crash. meanwhile, everyone is expected fortunately to be okay. >>> we are following developing story from southern california, where three people were killed, when their small plane crashed into neighborhood. take a look, new video showing the plane falling out of the sky yesterday afternoon, in riverside, and we just learned that the pass

then hollywood comes to mayfair philadelphia's own kevin hart.fans as he films for untouchable. viewer mir yam ortiz filmed these, thank you. certainly not every day you see hollywood production trucks lining the streets of northeast philly. welcome back home, kevin? and posted this later in the dayment check out his hart shape pizza he thanks his mayfair fans, thank you, they love him very much. untouchable will be released. >> up next, in the health watch, the common household items that could put some heart patients at risk. >> plus, president trump will deliver his address before joint session of congress in prime time. we will talk to the cbs news senior political director about what we can expect in his speech. pat? >> reporter: good morning, guys. i'm here at the bakery acting like i'm working. say hi everyone, here at hagel's bakery. everyone getting their fashnaughts today. because it is fat tuesday, that's what we do, right. >> donut day, fashnaughts. >> crazy here all morning. we will come back live, show you how it is done, then i'll

the mayfair community center as well as james lick high school. let me give you a live look from james lick high. people will be sleeping here. in the past hour we have heard about volunteers showing one food, even toys for the kids. san jose's mayor also stopped by to check on that situation. >> the coyote creek has flooded a major traffic artery in the south bay. rate now a stretch of highway 101 is shut down in morgan hit. all northbound lanes between cochran and bailey roads are closed until tomorrow night. kpix 5's devin fehely is along the closed highway right now. devin. >> reporter: those northbound lanes have been closed for several hours. even though the flood waters have begun to recede it is probably a little difficult to see here in the dark, it is going to be 24 hours more before this road is reopened. now, the flooded northbound lanes look more like a lake than a freeway this afternoon. a levee broke along coyote creek sending a torrent of water cascading onto the freeway. the water district brought in crews to build a make-shift da

james lick high school, mayfair community center and shirakawa community center. the power here and 20 miles down this creek is where we're seeing the flooding. >> and i don't think it will drop below flood stage until thursday afternoon. we have some spotty showers anyone traveling to the north. watch out. they're getting pelted in san francisco. this is moving toward oakhand by 5:55 tonight. and dry weather wednesday, thursday, friday, but a new threat on sunday. we'll detail more of this at 6:00. >> thank you for joining us. lester holt up next with "nightly news." >>> tonight, anti-semitism uproar. president trump condemns a wave of threats against jews. what he tells nbc news exclusively after criticism he didn't comment nearly fast enough. >>> trump's deportation plan. new details on a much more aggressive effort to deport undocumented immigrants. >>> flood calamity, roads into rivers an dramatic rescues in california. officials warn a critical dam is not out of danger. >>> americans killed in a tragic crash in australia. what caused the plane to plunge expl

evacuation centers are open at mayfair and shrakawa community centers. evergreen valley high school and james lick high school. we're joined live by matt to show us how evacuees are riding out this ordeal. matt? >> reporter: this is tough. families don't know when they'll be able to go back home, but at least for now they have a place to sleep and eat. the drive to work in santa clara and 26th streets was so hard, it made people wonder why they're going to work. >> if the water is already right here, it's coming that way. >> reporter: for some people, leaving home was not a choice. if you live in this neighborhood in san jose, it's likely you are staying at a red cross shelter right now, just like the solis family. >> my mom opened the door to cops saying we had to evacuate. >> reporter: cindy solis, her mom and three siblings left right away. but others stayed behind hoping the water would stay away. they stayed behind? >> yeah, they did. >> reporter: did they say it flooded more? >> yes. >> reporter: so now are they evacuated? >> yeah. >> reporter: did

. >> reporter: michelle and her family got their first glimpse of their newly rebuilt home in mayfair. >> this is amazing. this is, wow, i can't believe it. >> reporter: from the bedroom to the basement, from the kitchen to new office space, a total home makeover all possible from a michaels foundation and flyers charities. >> they say thank you, but we say a bigger thank you, because we get a lot more out of it than the family we're helping. >> we help families get through the hard times so they can focus on getting their child well. >> reporter: this marks the sixth year flyers players and their wives have been part of a building hope for kids program. >> it's really fun for the flyers wives and the flyers wives charities to come together on this team and all work together on this project. >> reporter: for families who have been through the roughest of times, there's almost no words to express their gratitude. >> there's actually people that want to help. >> this angel up there, i have no words for them. this is amazing. >> tears of joy there, the family tells us that siriana has ha

tonight those from philadelphia shared food with residents of mayfair.ette reyes was there. >> there is something about breaking bread that has long brought people of different backgrounds together. >> tonight, dozens of syrian refugees shared meals for the breaking bread breaking barrier series of reading terminal market, the third of its kind. on the menu, middle eastern cuisine and southern food. the event was planned long before donald trumpf's travel ban. >> you are all welcome here. you always will be. >> for this refugee, it was deep. >> because of the war she was not feeling secure. she came here and said the people were supportive. >> the goal was to show the beauty in diversity. >> perhaps a chef can explain it better. >> you have someone good at this and that and that makes america the greatest ever. >> for this immigrant, it was a time to extend to others the welcoming hand this country long ago offered him. >> a long standing resident of philadelphia, i welcome any immigrant that will come to philadelphia. >> there is more food on the way, a

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fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live from northeast detectives in mayfair. dave?> reporter: lucy, investigators tell me tonight these guys are bold and brazen. they got away about a thousand bucks in this latest robbery after they repeatedly pointed that gun at the owner's head. i'm also told tonight this isn't the first time thieves have targeted laundromats. >> feel bad for my -- my boss, you know. >> reporter: for this laundromat worker seeing three men rob her boss at gun point on video was tough to take. she asked us not to show her face but she started to cry she spoke to fox 29 about the robbery. >> he think we have a lot of money but we no make a lot of money. >> immediate al proved the owne& who was engaged with a covering any with a customer. announce the robbery and produce a handgun. >> the robbery was caught on camera as one suspect pulled the gun right in front of some startled customers and forced the 47-year-old owner into the office. demanding cash and ordering him to open up change machines. >> this is very vicious brazen robbery where there were

. >>> and syrian refugees from northeast philadelphia shared food and company with residents of mayfairas part of the breaking bread, breaking barriers series at reading terminal market. the event was planned before president trump's travel ban. the goal was to show the beauty and diversity. >> each individual is okay but when you mix them altogether it kind of makes pit better. kind of like when you bring refugees from different countries, you mix somebody good at that, somebody good at that and that's what made america the greatest nation in the world. >> these same guests will come back for more food and conversation within the in extwo months. >> a jury found six defendants liable in the civil case connected to the deadly center city building collapse. an unsupported four story wall fell onto the salvation army thrift store at 22nd and mark streets in 2013. six people were killed. a seventh victim died 23 days placement 13 others were buried in the rubble but survived. the defendants include a property owner, the salvation army, the architect, the demolition contractor and the man h

mayfair community center, and this james lake high school on north white road. the kids are out of school until monday so they will keep people as long as necessary. we spoke with the city council member here who helped people evacuate and now is here providing translations to the vietnamese community. >> it took awhile for people after the confusion set in. it turns out they didn't bring socks or shoes and chargers, things like that. so they need although bit of help. >> we're making sure we have the volunteers and are responding, making sure we're getting the right information to the right people at the right time. >> reporter: another concern we're hearing from people is what can they do with their animals if they have been forced to evacuate. they're suggest the san jose animal shelter. if you do bring them, volunteers will be picking them up throughout the night. >> it's gotten so bad that some homeless people actually had to be plucked from trees. the rising water overcame their homeless encampment. the creek runs through the golf course where dozens of pe

. ♪ >>> folk lined up at haagly's bakery in mayfair to get delicious sweet treats.ar nut fried doughnut coated in sugar i'm very hungry and thinking i'd like to have a couple. a lot of folks scarfed down those doughnuts on this feast day a little indulgence before the start of lent. >> don't they look good. >>> it does. >> hope you enjoyed your low gas bills because philadelphia gas works is asking state regulators to approve a more than 11% rate increase for residential customers. it would be pgw's first rate hike since 2010. >> but it's why the utility is asking customers to dig diaper that may have you scratching your head. our bruce gordon explains. >> reporter: we found a steady stream of customers pouring into the pgw office on frankford avenue tuesday. none of them happy about bills that may get noticeably larger before the end of year. how about 11-point 3% larger? >> that's too much. i'm on fixed income. and most of my money ties up with my rent and everything and i don't -- i can't really afford that much for it. >> that is a high increase, um, i'm thinkin

families in mayfair sat down tonight for a dinner with syrian refugees who moved in down the street. >> it was a moment of cross-cultural bonding during a week the refugees have been put under new skrit ncrutiny of the president. randy gillenhall is at the -- market. >> reporter: a compassionate grouping. philadelphia families sharing a meal with syrian refugees. >> you want black pepper. garlic? salt? >> the syrians making traditional fallafals while philadelphiaians cook up southern kol adviser greens. >> we learn about the soul and the heart from other people when we exchange recipes. this is the greatest country in the world because we blended together. rinc >> reporter: the dinner took deeper meaning this week after president trump stopped syrian refugees for entering the united states. >> our country is doing things right now that i could never have imaged. you are all welcome here. >> pizza. >> you like pizza? >> yeah. >> reporter: 11-year-old mohammed and his mom fled a war zone in syria. >> translator: and showing them and all kind of problems. >> reporter: after years of ve

syrian refugees who resettled here, joined mayfair residents for a special cooking demonstration and dinner last night. it was a third event in the breaking bread, breaking barriers series, dinner seeks to celebrate diversity and bring people together. >> when people start to talk about food they realize, i mean they could be thousands of miles away, world is a way but when they start talking about food they realize they have a tremendous amount this common. >> the cooking demonstration where is led by cammal family of the middle eastern specialties and jack mcdavid of jack's down home diner. two vendors worked to create a menu that would fuse traditional american favorites >> now i'm hungry. >>> the lottery registration for 38th annual broad street run is officially opened. >> i need to get to this this year race will be tapped at 40,000 people for safety reasons so that means 85 percent have of those signing up will get to run, of course, runners will be entertained by high school band, cheer leading squad and more. if you are thinking have of run on may seventh you have in may sev

pat gel end was in mayfair making fast nats this morning, the bakery has been making them for the past 86 years, all the work being done truely a family affair. >> three sons are with me, my wife in the store, my mom coming in to work today, fun day. when your family is together, it is sort of like christmas or thanksgiving together. but if that works, you know, great day. >> and fash naught day falls on what's also called fat tuesday, tomorrow is the first day of the lent ton season. >> and i had two of themment and they were delicious. >> and that's "eyewitness news" at noon, for now, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon for all of us here, thanks for watching, "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. >> of course the young and the restless is next. have a great day everyone. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to worry about student loan debt. i graduated into it. it was keeping me from doing the things i love, like traveling to see my nephews. but i knew there had to be a way to manage it. citizens bank educat

. >> tonight two of four evacuation centers will close, not many people have shown up at mayfair and community centers, they're going to close tonight. people can continue to stay at shelters set up at james lick and evergreen valley high schools. here's more now from vick lee. >> rusty, it's been a pleasure. >> this morning, half a dozen residents of a group home, for those with developmental disabilities left the overnight shelter, at evergreen valley high school. >> yesterday, police told them to leave as floodwaters enveloped their street. they left with little more than their medications. >> last night it overflow. over to the grass. now everything is clear, we can go back home. >> this couple also found out their home was safe. >> the water came up, it was halfway in the parking lot. >> i've been here 63 years and i haven't seen anything like this. >> i would never saw the water as high as it was there. >> keith was still here at the shelter. he lives in a unit of this apartment complex right next to coyote creek. today the water receded from the parking lot, leaving a muddy tr

the girl was robbed in the mayfair section. the girl was not hurt, but her cell phone phone was taken. >>> newtown bucks county police issued a community alert. they are looking for that car, a gold does an with kentucky license plate. two people inside the car approached her near a school bus stop near twining bridge road. the girl did not get inside the car and told her police what happened. >>> adam wolf is accused of multiple counts of luring lewdness and endangering the welfare of the child. the mercer county college student was at the campus school two weeks ago where a community group was swimming. he encouraged a maintenance man and encouraged a group of boys to shower with him. he is already a registered sex offender. >>> we're learning details about what happened at the vaughn correctional center. a pricer explains only ten inmates were involved in taking hostages that murdered steven floyd. when the police stormed the prison they injured all the prisoners left inside. the department of corrections said everyone is co

police say the car was last seen turning into the mayfair village neighborhood and may have damage tocognize the car and come forward. in the east bay - crews are working to fill potholes in danville. we're told dozens of potholes were filled today across the city. large stretches of some roads started to cave in after water seeped under the area near a "park-and-ride" during the heavy rain last week. and it wasn't just pot holes that wasn't just pot and it and it wasn't just pot holes that crews are trying to get fixed before the next round of rain... here off of diablo road - crews are working to cleanup landslides and repair roads so the next storms don't make things worse. and soquel- san jose road is now closed indefinitely ... between amaya ridge and olsen road. crews say the road there is starting to sink. county officials say, there are no detours available around the area. drivers are being advised to use state highways 17, 92 or 129. happening now.... a flash flood warning is in effect for tyler island in sacramento county because of a crumbling levee. county officials issue

the driver was last seen turning into the mayfair village neighborhood from orange avenue. anyone with information is asked to call south city police. >>> we're still following the situation at the oroville dam this morning. the focus is on emergency spillway in danger of collapsing. coming up the repairs taking place later today involving big boulders and a helicopter. >>> it was a big weekend in san francisco. a successful and exciting chinese new year parade. we will take a look at the event. >>> we have traffic but is going to be busy on a monday. have some progress in fremont on automall. the big rig has been moved to the side. you can see there is still cleanup work to do. we will tell you how it is impacting traffic. >>> we have higher clouds. rain is on his way for wednesday night and thursday. we will have an update on that. >>> president. trump's national security advisor could be in trouble. michael flynn's job could be in jeopardy after reports he spoke to russia's us ambassador before the president took office. >>> it is not clear if the president still has con

school and evergreen high school, this evening we will discontinue evacuation center services at mayfair community center and the sheriff powell community center, we are not expecting any additional evacuations and we have had very low traffic flow through the areas and no community needed at this time. >> again we will maintain shelters at evergreen high school and james lake high school.>> we have worked with san jose water and we are assured that drinking water in all areas remain safe, there was no compromise to drinking water and you can reference san jose water company who is pushing information to the community on the subject as well. >> we were extremely relieved to find that we were able to open the intersection at 101 and 280 as the water has receded and traffic continues through south san jose 101 it cochran and that was previously closed and now through san jose the freeway is open all the way through town. >> this evening we do expect temperatures to drop and it will be a new challenge for us, whether perspective. we will provide information on warming centers as they are op

have some traffic light troubles in mayfair along tyson atand. house fire in frankford along akron near pratt.owned trees and wires because of the strong winds this afternoonddletown township, mount alvernot down. northern delaware silver side road blocked because of app downed tree. foulk road is your alternate there. crash on 95 southbound in wilmington is gone so we're starting to recover in that but we'll check it again rick and monica coming up in the next half hour. >> matt see you then and thank you. >>> much more still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight n health check the record some of america's top doctors say you now should use to get rid of fr >> later in sports i f in philadelphiake winter in philadelphia. live in clearwater. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. tommy can download 40 songs, an 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. with equal upload and download speeds 9.99 per month for the first y

emotions overflowing as michelle and her family got their first glimpse of their newly rebuilt home in mayfairzing. wow. i can't believe this. >> reporter: from the bedroom to the basement, from the kitchen, to new office space, a total home makeover all made possible to the work of the michael way foundation and flyers charity. they say thank you, but we say a bigger thank you. we get so much more out of it i believe than the family we're helping. >> her whole mission is to help these families get through the hard times so they can focus on getting their child well. >> reporter: this marks the sixth year fliers players and wives have been involved with the building hope for kids program. >> it's really fun for the fliers wives and the fliers wives charities to come together as a team and all work together on this amazing projects. >> reporter: and far family that's been through the roughest of times. there are almost no words to express their gratitude. >> it makes me feel, you know, grateful like there's actually people there that want to help. >> this angel up there. i have no word for them

fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live tonight from northeast detectives in mayfair with new information. dave? >> reporter: iain, one investigator told me tonight these thieves are using laundromats like atm machines going for the quick cash. northeast detectives just locked up two guys for 22 incidents. now police are looking for three guys armed with gun. >> it's big business. >> reporter: when these three men walked into hong's laundromat on chew avenue saturday night they wouldn't looking to do wash or dry their clothes. they were there to rob the place. >> immediately approach the owner who is engaged in a conversation with a customer. announced a robbery. they produced a handgun. >> reporter: robbery was caught on cameras were unof the masked suspects point add gun at the back of the 47-year-old owner's head and marched him straight to the office. demanding cash and ordering him to open up change machines. >> this is very vicious brazen robbery where there were customers inside the laundromat. >> feel bad for my boss. >> this woman works at the laundromat. customers come and go da

. >> one time i did go to the insecttarium in mayfair and they have crunchy bucks you can eat. >> crickets. >> yes. >> did you try it. >> yes. >> too bad. >> they have a coating on it. >> gas station chocolate covered grasshoppers and things, lolly-pops and scorpion. i have never tried those. i have been too scar. >> she said it tastes like chips. >> protein. >> yes. >> i guess so, one way to put it. >> do you guys eat anything that is weird or gross. >> no. >> sue's like no. >> they have had meal worms on the show. so they are usually try, fried , and chocolate covered. it was a whole different. >> that was all natural. >> yes. >> twelve hill americans, they have a hidden thing for credit card account from their spouse or significant other did you new survey. it it is call financial infidelity. nearly 30 percent admit to being more than $500, without consulting their partner. survey shows baby boomers more likely to have secret account but this is happening, folks. ladies, and,. >> yeah. >> we have separate account. we got married so late. i had high account, my honey. had his accounts. n

pat gallen is in stein's in mayfair, how they will accommodate all of those orders today.y with us. 8f8z z12fz y28f8y y12fy ♪ >> welcome back, parts of northern california remain on high alert, crews race against the clock to repair a damaged still way at the oroville dam. >> now the structure is holding and the catostrophic flood that officials fear has not yet happened. scott maclean is there, joins you now live. good morning, scott. >> the situation here is undoubtedly improving, but really is no easy or quick fix to the oroville dam. you see here crews are moving sandbags, moving rocks to try to shore up massive hole that's open up in the main spillway, also to try to stabilize the emergency spillway that erroded quickly over the weekends. all of this is happening as nearly 200,000 people wait for word on when they can go home. >> cautious optimism in orville california where the oroville dam, the country's tal zest holding and water levels are dropping. a massive hole opened in the emergency spillway sunday, and erroded lands around the still way and damn. crews have

this is haegele's bakery in mayfair. it is still busy there. look at that crowd.hey have been checking out, checking out outside, there has been a line out the door. >> one of the best days of the year. it is fastnacht day, doughnut date. >> have you ever had a fastnacht? i had a version of it. do you think they will bring some back. >> i hope so. >> they won't be here long you have to grab them as soon as they come. >> this is thomas beg to go bring some back. >>> you have been listening to the chris stevens quartet, they have been bringing us back. i feel like i have been in new orleans. music has been great. it is probably because you saw him in la la land. he played malcolm, a member of ryan gosling and john legend ban and the camden, new jersey native has toured with john legend, the roots, faith evans , just to name a few. >> wow. >> i was mention that is future shirt is that you. >> yes. >> when we come back around on that one. >> it goes by kind of quick. >> even though here this is a clip of the movie, you spent a lot of time filming this. >> i was on the

. >> people who need to evacuate have three places to go -- the mayfair community center, the shirakawa center and james lick high school. abc7 was at the high school where they have housed up to 240 evacuees. it's the only overnight shelter. a bus brought some of the flood victims there this afternoon. one man who couldn't get to his apartment because of the flooding decided to go to the shelter. >> i'm just here in a shelter for a while just to make sure that, you know, hopefully, things are good. i don't know, i'm just pretty shocked right now. >> the salvation army's helping stock the shelter with items evacuees may need, like underwear and socks. people are also stopping by with donations. we have a full list of the evacuation centers on the abc7 news app as well as abc7news.com. >>> this unprecedented flooding along coyote creek is personal to so many people. these are their homes, after all. abc7 news anchor kristen sze is showing us how people are documenting things on social media. >> many people posting pictures and videos and wanted to share them. this one was posted on insta

the driver was last seen driving in a mayfair village neighborhood. >>> a man who reportedly flashed gun and pretended to be a police officer faces serious criminal charges. according to the examiner, the suspect in san francisco approached another man near 17th street in castro and demanded to be taken to a nearby hotel. when the victim refused police say the suspect pulled a gun, forced the other man to sit on the curb and demanded his car keys. again, the victim refused. witnesses called police and officers arrived in time to arrest the suspect without incident. >>> an unusual scene here. a redwood city country club was the scene of a standoff this weekend. about 6:30 sunday morning officers tried to stop a driver who pulled into the menlo country club driveway and refused to get out. police say he backed into a patrol vehicle and then pulled out a knife and stabbed him self. negotiators eventually convinced him to surrender. the stanoff ended and the man was taken to the hospital. >>> turning to politics. new footage of north korea's missile launch released overnight. it comes as

this evening we are discontinue evacuation center services at mayfair community center and sherakowa community center. we are not expecting any additional evacuations and we have had very low traffic flow through those areas and there's no community need at this time. again, we will maintain shelters at evergreen high school and james lick high school. we have worked with san jose water and we are assured that drinking water in all areas remain safe. there was no compromise to drinking water. you can reference san jose water company, who is pushing information to the community on that subject as well. we were very relieved to find that we were able to open the intersection at 101 and 280 this morning as waters receded, so traffic continues through south san jose. 101 at cochran was previously closed and now through san jose, the freeway is open all the way through town. this evening we expect temperatures to drop. it will be a new challenge for us from a weather perspective. we will provide more information on weather centers as they are opened up through this cold snap that we exper

. >> people who need to evacuate have three places to go -- the mayfair community center, the shirakawa community center and james lick high school. abc7 was at the high school where they have housed up to 240 evacuees. it's the only overnight shelter. a bus brought some of the flood victims there this afternoon. one man who couldn't get to his apartment because of the flooding decided to go to the shelter. >> i'm just here in a shelter for a while just to make sure that, you know, hopefully, things are good. i don't know, i'm just pretty shocked right now. >> the salvation army's helping stock the shelter with items evacuees may need, like underwear and socks. people are also stopping by with donations. we have a full list of the evacuation centers on the abc7 news app as well as abc7news.com. >>> this unprecedented flooding along coyote creek is personal to so many people. these are their homes, after all. abc7 news anchor kristen sze is showing us how people are documenting things on social media. >> many people posting pictures and videos and wanted to share them. this one was poste

the mayfair community center, shirakawa community center and james lick high school. only one of those is a place you can stay overnight. we were there with the red cross. some flood krmz were brought in by bus. one man who could not get to his apartment because of the flooding decided to go to the shelter. >> i'm just here in the shelter for a while to make sure that, you know, hopefully everything's okay. i'm pretty shocked right now. >> the salvation army is helping stock the shelter with items that evacuees may need. people are also stopping by to drop off donations. >> good to see that generosity. >>> police are warning that if more evacuations are necessary, you may only have minutes to get out. they say you should be ready to go by making sure all your family members are together or at least you know where they are. you should also have your pets ready to leave. and make sure you have essential items like your medication and important paperwork like your i.d.s and before you leave, turn off the appliances and the lights. >>> we know many of you feeling for thes

police say the car was last seen turning into the mayfair village neighborhood and may have damage toey are hoping somebody will recognize the car and come forward. covering california... a teacher at an elementary school in los angeles county died after contracting meningitis. ramona gedney died in south gate last monday. parents protested outside the school yesterday morning demanding information and action from the school district. the school held an emergency meeting last friday, but it was only for parents with students in gedney's class. student's in her class were given preventative antibotics, but some parents say the medication should be available for every parent and child. meningitis is spread through direct contact with a person's saliva, usually by coughing or kissing. a federal appeals court will decide today the fate of an inmate featured on the netflix series "making a murderer." 10 years ago... brendan dassey was sentenced to life in prison for killing a photographer. dassey told investigators he helped his uncle rape and kill her. in august...the ruling was overturne

. >> so checking in at haegele's bakery in mayfair, lets see if there is still a line out there. >> ohg, it is turning corner there a little bit. >> it is packed inside, they only let 20 people in at a time. >> look at this guy. >> look at that. >> one comes out, one ace loud to go in. >> grab your doughnuts, today is fat tuesday. >> it sure is. >> we will be celebrating later in the show, we will also get some nice food, good for us, very excited. >> oh, if you insist. >> weather will be nice too. >> it is milder then it was yesterday you don't need that winter coat, gloves, hat, and it is eight out of 10. and, the beads and the mask for mardi gras and the lighter jacket on, a fleece is a good idea for this morning at the bus stop. we are getting rid of the rain , tiny bit we had overnight, we cannot get rid of the clouds but still looking good right now. 46 degrees in the city, and 43 in mount pocono, and, trenton and 45 in wilmington delaware. your fat tuesday forecast is for a high temperature of 67 degrees, last day of february, bob kelly, 67 degrees. >> got to love it. love it ov

but our core consumer really finds us as that destination, whether it's a mall in the mayfair mall inisconsin, or times square, they see our stores as an exciting place to touch, feel and experience the product. >> your mall traffic is actually up? >> that's what we reported through the third quarter. mall traffic in footd locker stores through the third quarter was positive. >> what about the sports authority bankruptcy last year? were you able to take some of that market share especially at champ's, which i think is your subsidiary. >> the sporting groups operates a little differently, right? i'm sure where sports authority stores closed and people were buying sneakers we were able to grab some of that. but they operate a little different end of the price spectrum from us. we're really focused on the premium. we try to really connect with that consumer that's around sneaker culture. >> we spend a lot of time talking about the prospects of tax reform which includes pon possibility of border tax adjustment which would seem to make a lot of things for sale in your store more expensive.

foreign directth investment into the people's republic of mayfair.ontinue to do as they have an affair with london? will the money keep pouring in? yes, because sadly even as there are significant, much better investment opportunities in countries such as india, for example, in green infrastructure, the lazy options, particularly for the individually wealthy rather than institutional money is month -- london real estate. it is often a protection of a return to capital rather than a return on capital that is the motivation for the chinese and middle east millionaires and billionaires to be putting money here. also russian oligarchs. tom: it is just remarkable to see. i want to go back to rate of return. i get the idea that people can buy london real estate and let the money sit there for decades, but what do mere ordinals expect out of a rate return? toughi: it is going to be for the s&p 500 or globally listed indices to give us more than high single-digit returns, , infinding specific pockets japan it will benefit from a low yen. sectors, s&p specifi

mixed out at £350 per square meterment for some reason, this part of the village which is quiet is mayfaire must be a cap, mustn't there? i'm sure he won't face that increase all in year one. although the point being is even with the transition, you know, you‘re going to have a lot of small businesses who haven‘t been prepared for this, that even, you know, a 5% increase is going to hit and then you have to think well, that‘s year one. year two, year three, year four, year five, one. year two, year three, year four, yearfive, for one. year two, year three, year four, year five, for any one. year two, year three, year four, yearfive, for any small businesses any increase is tough because there are lots of other costs for small businesses with the national living wage and apprentice levy. pamela, hello, nursery in bolton. what difference is this going to make come aprilfor you? bolton. what difference is this going to make come april for you? my current rateable value is £26500 and i pay current rateable value is £26500 and i pay £13500. current rateable value is £26500 and i pay £13500. it

the hotel is in the mayfair district in london and you have andbig reducers from kuwait saudi arabiahe trading houses. they are all gathering and hosting big parties. i expect a better mood than last year. him --tional proposal he -- international petroleum week last week have falling prices but this week it's better because we are still at $50 but the industry sees the light at the end of the tunnel. anna: i think you will be going to these parties? chiefs week, i am the cocktail correspondent. anna: you will bring us everything we need to know with a lot of big names in the oil industry. how will they feel about the oil price around $53 being captain check by opec and the u.s. shale? you think about the opec secretary who is speaking tomorrow on the official program. the opec agreement between november and december is so far working. -- opec has been able to stabilize the price and i hope it will increase by the end of the year. you asked about the big producers like the epa and chevron. they are still suffering a little bit but they have seen the cost-cutting measures over the las