. >> assuming mother nature keeps putting down precip and snowpack, there is a chance we would use it this season, certainly. >> would like or feel creeping back towards capacity, we find ourselves watching. >> we are releasing from about 5000 cubic feet per second. >> the hydro plant is humming if there is another strong storm system or strong spring runoff, all attention will turn to the newly constructed spillway, rebuilt over the last two years. >> figure, more concrete, more anchors and rebar than the original design. spent an awful lot of time and effort, have the best people on the reconstruction. that is why we are confident it's going to handle flows. >> no one is paying more attention to all of this to the people living downriver in oral bill. >> absolutely. we have been watching this project unfold very closely. i think people are confident with actually being able to see what went in there instead of just trusting something built 50 years ago. >> mayor chuck reynolds says the town's trust was shaken during the harrowing evacuation of 2017. while the state has trust to rest

mother nature's timing is close. dry saturday and sunday like when the clock strikes midnight. on monday. rain is likely going to return. weather headlines looking at conditions a couple showers possible this evening and they dry weather on thursday more rain coming up friday. highs tomorrow running below average santa clara 64, partly sunny union city, 62. develin san ramon 61, 60 mill valley, sonoma 62 and cloverdale 63. extended forecast calling for rain on friday, dry weekend highs in the 60s unsettled. shower chance next monday, tuesday and wednesday. i and out of breath so i am done with the forecast. >>> the world's first virtual reality gym just soft launched today in san francisco. >> blackbox vr on market street. basically users entering a black box where they are immersed in a videogame but your body is the controller. the workout just 30 minutes, a mixture of resistance and high intensity interval training. >> there you go. >> ready for workout in the ncaa tournament? st. mary's get no respect. >> after that gonzaga game they got a lot of respect. >> old joke. st. m

the standard forecast, thank you mother nature for the timing. too dry days of the next five are saturday and sunday. highs in the 60s. rain return sunday morning. another round of rain on tuesday night. like up the team. we are tracking the new rain moving in. we will have the latest on the weather and that soggy morning commute starting at 430. back to you. >>> thank you paul. against all odds. the >>> take a look at him now. phil collins is the latest act to announce he is coming to that new chase center, the warriors new home. the multiplatinum selling popstar will perform on october 17. tickets will go on sale march 30. other concerts announce our ondrea pacelli, metallica and the chance makers. >>> meters heading to the east bay from san francisco might be seeing a change today. >> a fixture on interstate 80 for 2 decades has come down. we are talking about the iconic yahoo will board. workers were seen dismantling the giant purple sign today. the billboard was first put up in 1999. it was taken down once in 2011 upper back up after public

. >>> mother nature has schedules of her own. >> reporter: caltrans watching the weather along with one problem. >>> a tourist disappears off carmel. now we learn he is wanted for a series of rapes. >> if it is a death hoax, this would be the perfect place to do it. >> strong possibility. >> an hiv case cured. wide this good news comes with a warning from dr.. >>> and original report wounded veterans finding salvation on the slopes. >> now a long waiting list for veterans to come to mammoth and participate in programs. >> look at all of this snow. it is an equalizer. >> storm watch, started pouring in some bay area locations. >> wet weather doesn't seem to want to let up. look at ocean beach right now. home for the moment it has been raining for a while there. >> live to bay area bridges all experiencing wet, slick conditions. >> we had a wave of steffi rainfall from south to north moving over oakland and san francisco moving into the north bay. raining steadily valeo self the hercules, west of san rafael, mill valley, almost to sonoma county you will see this. once that moves through w

just listen to mother nature and the claimant-related extreme weather events that have quadrupled inrying to fool people into disbelieving the event evidence in front of their own eyes is failing. >> all this doomsday hysteria is nothing new. remember, al gore claimed that mount kilimanjaro would be a snow free without a decade in more than 2007, the arctic could be ice free within five years. that's not al gore. remember the acid rain scare of the ' 70s and possibly 80s, destruction of our forests turned out to be fueled by panic, bad science and, yes, a political agenda. don't forget the ap article from 1989 that we only have ten years to save the planet. we are starting a new cycle, 12 years. let me be clear, we should all be good stewards of our environment, we won clear air, water, and want healthy lives and to preserve mother nature. but pushing alarmism, fears about the world ending in 12 years to advance the most radical political agenda? it's not about any of that. it's designed to scare you, designed to make you sign on to a massive government takeover of your life where yo

but for those out patrolling the slopes, the goal isn't about stopping the power of mother nature., it's to control it so that everyone else can enjoy the outdoors. gadi schwartz, nbc news, snowbird, utah. >> dangerous work it looks like. >> the power of mother nature can be beautiful and dangerous as we've seen. glad they're able to control it somewhat the best they can. >> we need those people out there. >> thanks for watching. i'm frances rivera. >> loves to sleep outside of a library in colorado. the branch announced a delayed opening becau of the blizzard because of that moose wanting to nap. wake up, moose. want to to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one con

and we look at a wild weekend of football results here in germany and show you just how mother nature intervened to help settle the score for champions league hopeful. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us china has ordered its airlines to ground all their boeing seven thirty seven max eight aircraft now that's after an ethiopian airlines plane of that type went down shortly after takeoff from addis ababa yesterday killing all one hundred fifty seven people on board ship the aircraft lost contact. with air traffic control just six minutes after takeoff now passengers from thirty five countries were on board that plane heading to the kenyan capital nairobi the largest group among the victims was from kenya and vesa gators are now combing that crash site for clues as to exactly what caused the disaster why it was fine flying weather but still the boeing seven three seven crashed tiny pieces of debris left behind the pilot sent out a distress signal and then just six minutes after takeoff the plane hit the ground in nairobi kenya people gathered to wait for flight three zero

but you know mother nature is going to do what mother nature wants to do for you and another >>in kron 4 news all a plea from a san francisco teenager for the return of his stolen violin and a 14 year-old william of san francisco. he forgot saigon immunity but getting off the 38 on geary so the team saying that he left it under his seat he was doing his homework and he just you know forgot about it. surveillance video later shows a woman. picking up his violin and case just getting off the bus there gary boulevard and 42th there she is right there do you know her but much later dpthat violent has not been turned in yet the violent it's valued at $1200. actors take up. except for one thing. well with images of this woman now out there take a good look if you know her contact police police and william they're just hoping that she'll do the right thing and return it. well the oakland a's celebrated opening day with the wind and at home, yes, they did they take on the los angeles angels and let's go to we have chris davis he's last one to the left and it goes on all the way up from the sec

state to better manage but there is not anything government can do to make the water not come when mother nature wants it to. host: have you appealed to the trump administration for assistance? guest: the governor has been talking to the president. that is her job. to playgation, we want a supporting role and help in any way the governor asks us to. she is a heck of a good captain. host: are you getting assistance from fema or other types of relief for people who are displaced? guest: there are certain thresholds that indicate whether or not federal assistance will be triggered. normally that calculation is done after you have dealt with the immediacy of the rising water and the life and properties at risk. the governors team will be calculating the damage. certainly, if certain numbers are triggered, the governor and president will work together to make sure fema assistance is unlocked for people who need it. host: representative dusty johnson, south dakota, joining us on the phone to talk about flooding in his state, thank you for your c-spanlive now here on from the atlantic council in washin

the longer these items sit the more of an impact this will have on the area.sot it's gonna ruin mother nature, take the shine off a beautiful town where people vacation....we oc: want those people to come back. (robin) that was j-r stone reporting. the supervisor again says that everyone is welcome to come to the local assistance center in guerneville. she's also says more state dollars would only help government entitites in situations like this... and that the feds are the ones with the power to help people. (robin) now to the big story this morning... students in oakland... pleaded with the school board ... to invest money to support their education. but instead... the board members decided to make massive cuts to the budget. this decision comes after the teachers voted in favor of their new contract over the weekend. yesterday during a three- hour board meeting... the oakland unified school district board voted 4 - 3 ... to make close to 22- million dollars in cuts... to next school year's budget. dozens of students, teachers and members of the community expressed disappointment and even

. >> mother nature put on quite a show there. we will look at that coming up.tragedy for a oakland city woman . we have the latest on the investigation. >>> still cleaning up after flooding on my brush in a river, what is happening to help people. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >>> thank you for joining us monday morning march 11. i am pam cook . >> good morning i am dave clark. there was some crazy weather around the bay area yesterday. >> lot of reports of hail. we are focusing on clearlake. clearlake is full. i mean full. we need a break we're going to get a break, the system tomorrow won't amount to a hill of beans . a probably produce a lot of light rain. it was pouring in lower leg. a full clearlake. local streams flooded around the lake you can see on lakeshore boulevard in lakeport . everything is full so we need a break and if it's not full they are releasing big time. they're trying to keep that level down. we do have clear skies as that system drive southward it will tap into moisture and give southern california some rain. and also into arizona. if

d patty's everybody, big plans for the weekend, and right now mother nature coming in clean as far ased. no rain chances for your weekend and even into next week. need time to dry out, looks like we got it. the friday the day with only chance for rain. >> maybe mother nature isir h. >> we need to do dna test. >> that's a long story, doug. >>> still ahead right now in annapolis, teachers and education activists are marching for better school funding. this is a liv look at the growing crowd in annapolis. next at 6:3igwe'll d into what some of our local schools are fighting about. >>> he shot and nearly a killed alexandria police officer six years ago. once back out on the streets we've learned he was able t legally buy a firearm. only on news4 we'll tell you hoa this happene we'll tell you about the much bigger review under way of firearms records. >>> up next, what investigators will be looking for in those black box recordersoprom the at havertys we know it's hard to get a good night's sleep... havertys mattress sale is here to help. with our wide selectio of top brands and our price

but you know mother nature is going to do what mother nature wants to do for you and other critters. >>tough for them to be laughing is just a really good sson, you know you take and get you get what you get this was the biggest disaster that those involved in the rescue mission had ever responded to and the dahlberg say they couldn't be more impressed with how well coordinated every bit of their rescue was from start to finish. they say they have very high praises for everyone involved in keeping them safe and like you just heard they said that they would totally go on another cruise and you know not think twice about this terrifying just seeing the pictures of what happened yet know and they they were you know laughing the whole way through their story today. so i'm surprised you know the only criticism i've heard about this whole thing was that the ship actually set sail in that there were weather warnings ahead of time did they say anything about that so they said you know the we knew that there was going to be a little bit of an issue they've been on 10 cruz's there or so you kn

except mother nature doesn't charge admission to stop and snap a pictureof your family your significant otheror your dog.brion "he would love to just run wild."although you can see the wildflowers from the freeway,chp warns drivers it's illegal to pull over on the shoulder and get out to take pictures.its something they saw with the last super bloom in 2017.this time around they have officers on site so they're encouraging visitors to take the lake street exit and wait their turnisaac sierra, corona resident"during the day, probably early morning, it's gonna be busy." "its pretty cool like i didnt realize how many poppies are actually over here." (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and terisa estacio are here with kron 4 news at six. thank you grant and vicki. tonight at 6.... more protests in sacramento today over the lack of charges for the officers involved in the shooting death of stephon clark. the message doctors and medical students at one u-c campus were trying to send. and the f-a-a is taking action after another deadly crash involving a boeing plane. what

mother nature is being kind to us. she's not pushing us from the warm to the cold.te some time. as erica stated, don't forget the clocks go forward. >> tomorrow morning. >>> the wizards lost aak heartbreer last night. no time to dwell on that. they were back in action this ening. could they respondith a w the ross spring dress event is here-finally! so you can say yes to the biggest selection of the season. yes! seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices! more new dresses means more reasons to say yes. at the ross spring dress event. on now! great minds shop alike? yes. that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes ,yes, yes... yes. seriously, 20 to 60 percent off department store prices every day. at ross. yes for less. >>> they havee to get back on the court. opportunities are running out for the team. just 16 games left in the season. bradley billi heading into the e arena. close game. finishing through the double team and making it a one point game. derek rose shows why he was an mvp. it's the jumper to put his team up. wizard, one final look. br bradley

this is such a disregard for mother nature.up landed their private helicopter on top of the field of poppies in lancaster. a couple hopped out, began hiking the field. when authorities started going after them, they jumped back in the chopper and took off. huge crowds flocked to the field to catch a glimpse of the orange poppy super bloom. >> please do not doom the bloom. stay on the designated trails within the reserve. do not trample the flowers. >> don't trample the flowers orland a helicopter. a private october hohelicopter the flowers and go for a hike. >> people never cease to amaze me. >>> who knew a trip to costco would bring you so much joy. a dad was blown away by the sayings he made. people are loving his reese action. >>> $9. >> $9. do you know how much a little bag buys? like 12 clyne $$12 clyne.50. the sausages were i think, eight bucks. >> for all those sausages? >> yes. >> he's completely floored at how much money he just saved on the sausages. sauce and bot allegtled water. >> his son shared the video saying my

except mother nature doesn't charge admission to stop and snap a pictureof your family your significanteror your dog.brion "he would love to just run wild."although you can see the wildflowers from the freeway,chp warns drivers it's illegal to pull over on the shoulder and get out to take pictures.its something they saw with the last super on they're encouraging visitors to take the lake street exit and wait their turnisaac sierra, corona resident"during the day, probably early morning, it's gonna be busy." realize how many poppies are ac> ( james ) that was nicole comstock reporting. the antelope valley poppy reserve says their bloom will likely peak later this month or at the beginning of april. ( james ) the 11th annual sunday streets in san francisco kicked off in the mission district over the weekend. yesterday, the open street event shut down valencia street to all cars and allowed people to get outdoors and experience the neighborhood. kron-4's sara stinson has the story. (on cam) the 11th annual sunday streets event kicked off in the mission district. they comple valencia street

is going to do what mother nature wants to do for you and other critters. >>and avato novello kron 4 news. >>here that well the a's and their fans are celebrating their first win of the season the home opener today at the coliseum this guy you know it very satisfying for those fans today was opening day across the country for major league baseball, a say. >>a steely angels mark reports from the coliseum. >>fail poppers special day opening day don't miss it down here every year. >>in the day off from or see be here today. good time with the day's big. >>talking to the ricky henderson and ricky anderson's field on opening day was that like they weren't asked to do, but think about feel to play the game is that they know all kidding aside. a's fans have a live tenders and cheer for this season. >>that is that it's in a of great, his plan to give i think they've been a lot of the plan together selena one another. >>day is the day. the gun going off on what will be a 162 games throughout the summer. >>the starting today there will be baseball play almost every s

>> well, i don't think that there are -- obviously, there's no basis for doubting what mother nature now. it's beyond consensus of 99% of the scientists. just listen to mother nature and the climate related extreme weather events have quadrupled in recent years. here in the u.s. alone and less than nine years we've had 17 once in a thousand year events and they keep on coming and they keep on getting worse. the old strategy of trying to fool people into disbelieving the evidence in front of their own eyes is failing and we're crossing a tipping point now, brooke. we're seeing many republicans change their positions and join the growing bipartisan consensus and the debates not about the science, that debates long since over, the debate now is about the best ways to move as fast as we can to solve this crisis. >> but what about the leader of all republicans, the president himself, if inaction continues for the next two maybe six years under a trump white house, what concerns you? what is the one immediate consequence on climate? >> well, actually, in some might call a preverse way, don

. >> you never know what mother nature will bring.re, snow smelt causing flash flooding leaving entire towns under water. water consumand you a muse. park in this town outside minneapolis. >> the plan for these types of event, we rehears and exercise for these types of events and now time to respond. >> reporter: as residents wait for the water to recede, new concerns about the extensive cleanup and water contamination are on many people's minds. marian rafferty, fox news. >>> more than two feet of snow may fall into the sierra tonight and tomorrow. cal tran will be fully staffed and they won't have to do with as much problem because they won't be the weekend crowd. >> the initial snow levels will be about 5000 feet before it drops to around 4000 feet. >> all right. >> resorts are happy. >> i know they are. that's going to extend the season quite a while. >> it's about time they have quite a good year, don't you think? >> yes. >> nice economy, nice summer as well. >> right. >> gilroy at san jose looking good. no major issues, traffic

is going to do with mother nature wants to do for you and another cruise. >>and avato kron 4 news. >>in national news democrats are promising to protect obama care that's only days after the white house expanded its efforts to repeal it tara grant lotus is here now with the details on what's becoming a very hot political issue that a lot of folks thought that we were going to revisit this topic at least 2 right now, but here we go the fight over obamacare is very much back president trump now wants the courts to strike down the entire affordable care act also known as obamacare but democrats warn if obamacare is shut down some 20 million americans would suddenly lose their health care it's been less than 2 years since republicans tried but failed to repeal obamacare you may remember the john mccain thumbs down vote, leslie dock with the pro obama care gup protect our care says. he was shocked when he learned the white house is going to try to kill the program again. we have a system people like they want things to get cheaper. >>they want health care to be

mother nature still kind of acting in character, if you will. as far as wanting to keep winter around, 101 and 880. it is wet this morning as more rain is moving through the south bay. you can see on alum rock, towards evergreen, on 101 where it meets up with 680. tully road. they're all wet. look at that 35 and 280 getting wet as you head from saratoga towards pour toe lavalle i. another chance from pacifica, montera across the airport and down the coast. those are the hotspots so far. other places like walnut creek. south on 680, completely dry. random showers and cool breezes for most of us today with a mixture of clouds and sunshine. rain and showers this weekend. one more storm tuesday and the dry weather gets here for an extended period of time. today, pretty much same as yesterday. half moon bay 52 to 56. san jose, concord and napa. tonight each cool once again by these standards of early march. we'll have 30s. mid to upper 30s in north bay valleys. east bay valleys, cold enough in lake county. snow in the higher elevations tomorrow morni

. >> the magic of mother nature doesn't last long. and in a few short months the scorching summer sun will soon wilt this all away. jamie yuccas, cbs news, anza borrego, california. >> quijano: and that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on >>> liver from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix news. >> in campaign is about bringing hope back to all americans. >>> now at 6. wrights not often a presidential candidate bears to visit the bay area but they will feeling the burn at fort mason today. >>> and politicians sounding off on the miller report and demanding the whole story. >> it's incredibly frustrating. >> reporter: and they're tired of all the trash piled up along the free ways. it's too time for the state to clean it up. >>> here comes another one or two or three, rain on the way again for the bay area. good evening i'm brian hackney. >>> and i'm juliette goodrich. president trump is claiming victory. >> attorney general is not a neutral observer and tonight they're demanding the whole story. >> in a 4 page summary a

folks are saying enough is enough but mother nature says i have my own timetable, thank you. light rain around san jose, later showers moving through santa rosa, napa county, american canyon and the city of napa. a few showers after midnight tonight that would mean the fifth time in san francisco history we have begun march with seven consecutive rainy days. the winter is crying in seattle we will spring ahead the sunday. sunset 7:12 p.m. we have that change coming , on tonight, 40s. livermore 46, pacifica 47, san francisco 50. atmospheric river missed us but still raining. low-pressure center to the north off the coast of portland but still raining. the overall pattern for the entire west coast is unstable. huge dip in the jet stream diving down to southern california. even when a front moves through brains for a day after. we will continue to see scattered showers. before we get of a break for most of thursday and on friday. tomorrow morning rain pushing south, showers possible. by afternoon rain should be wrapped up with animal afternoon century, friday the drier choice. a

the timing by mother nature again not only dry but warmer with highs in the 70s.. philio 59, concord 62, san jose 64. scattered showers, another rainy day tomorrow. friday we dry out weekend looks good 70 near the base sunday afternoon. as of right now we stay mainly dry for the 1st half of next week. >>> lining up today for shake shack. the burger chain's second bay area location now open for business. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. . >>> another wave of powerball fever. people around the bay area scrambling to buy tickets hoping to play tonight's jack pot a whopping $750 million. >> a nice little store picking this up the weather is nice, everything looks good. let's hope for the best. >> all coming together. the powerball before up largest jackpot in u.s. history could grow even larger before tonight's drawing depending on how many tickets are sold. the chances of winning, one more than $292 million

mother nature's one-two punch puts millions at risk from floodwaters out west to heavy wet snow eatingangerous conditions to the east. where is the next storm headed? we have a livere st. >>> playing to a friendly crowd after a rough week, president trump goes on the attack. >> and the democrats, they are going to dowh ever they do if they get into power and it won't have a damn thi to do with whether or not we approve our national emergency. >> but did the president contradict one of his most famous campaign lines? >>> a milestone in space travel. an unmanned test flight showcasing

mother nature's one-two punch puts millions at risk from floodwaters out west to heavy wet snow creatingangerous conditions to the east. where is the next storm headed? we have a live forecast. >>> playing to a friendly crowd after a rough week, president trump goes on the attack. and the democrats, they are going to do whatever they do if they get into power and it won't have a damn thing to do with whether or not we approve our national emergency. >> but did the president contradict one of his most famous campaign lines? >>> a milestone in space travel. an unmanned test flight showcasing the private craft that could carry american as

mother nature has been extremely active. when disaster strikes and a family loses everything, dhs and fema are some of the first to lend a helping hand. our hearts still great for those who lost loved ones and livelihoods. whether it is puerto rico, the thefire in california, disasters have affected almost every state in the last two years. we have opened 138 major since the beginning of this administration. i want to provide assurances that dhs is there for the long haul. we have your backs and he will not be forgotten. -- you will not be forgotten. [applause] >> we had to -- delivered record-breaking disaster relief in the past two years, including seven billion in the hands of disaster survivors, more than the previous decade provide desk in mind. they are implementing a new vision focused on making america better prepared for the worst. fema is investigating substantial resiliency for communities. deployments personnel nationwide so they're working side-by-side with state and local officials while before disaster strikes

. >> mother nature invented eye tracking several million years ago and ours are here. >> reporter: it turns out humans are keenly in tune with where ores are looking. having real eyes can pull a character out of that valley. >> it will feel like you are interacting with a living being. you can see the soul of the avatar through the eyes. >> reporter: and it has other uses giving a klutzma. >> like i >>> very interesting. okay, trying to build momentum for another run at the white house. senator bernie sanders is in san francisco trying to rally his supporters and coming up a live report how sanders is hoping this campaign ends differently for him. >> but first presumpti

mother nature has been consistent and persistent with rainfall recently. heavy rain moved out around sunrise but scattered showers have been with us all day long and they continued this afternoon. let's get to the radar and show you the one spot with the statist amount of rainfall, napa, valeo, concord, petaluma, lots of thunderstorms in the sierra. up toward tahoe it is snowfall. even a few pockets of thunder snow, coming up in the sierra, this evening. futurecast showing us scattered showers continuing overnight. we could see a few showers toward morgan hill and gilroy as late as lunchtime tomorrow. most of the bay area coming up drive-by afternoon. this is only the fifth time in san francisco history we will start march with seven straight rainy days. seven straight rainy days once we get showers tomorrow morning. that has only happened five times in the city's history. coming up another opportunity for rainfall over the weekend. >>> the toxic crisis after the flood. sonoma county to clearing a health emergency. live in guernville with the effort to cle

but you know mother nature is going to do what mother nature wants to do for you and >>and avato noelay to do it they took on the a la angels from anaheim, let's get the highlights bottom of the 3rd stephen piscotty that's right getting daughter one into left center field gap that we made it through. >>story is up to at that point. the davis blast, they want to laugh at one's going going. upper deck or lease a second day anyway solo homerun davis already has 2 homers on the season and that was the final 4 foreign shut out is winning to improve to one or 2 on the season so far the lady gaga's again tonight the coliseum. as for the giants they were in san diego playing raise on opening day that bomb starting out strong. he didn't know at one point a lot of moderates to score a home run in the 3rd well from there, the giants severed on offense. we for the story right. final score pod race too. giants is 0. the team will go at it again tonight in san we'll take a break. coming up at 6 o'clock more than a $1000 gone we have details on a stolen violin and the woman believed to have taken it

mother nature has been extremely active, too and when disaster strikes, when a family loses everything, dhs and fema are often among the first to lend a helping hand. breaks forstill those who lost loved ones or puerto ricowhether or california or others catastrophic disasters who have affected almost every state in the last two years. we have opened 138 major disasters since the beginning of this administration. to any citizen affected by these crises, i want to provide assurances that dhs is there for the long haul. we have your backs and you will not be forgotten. [applause] we have delivered record-breaking levels of disaster assistance to americans in the past two years am including putting $7 billion in the hands of disaster survivors, more than the previous decade combined. in response to recent catastrophes, we are implementing a new vision focused on making america better prepared for the worst. investing substantial resources to build more resilient communities. we are forward deploying federal personnel nationwide working side-by-side with state and local officials, well bef

fans say finally but mother nature is not cooperating. >> there's rain picking up for the morning eventnoon. if you are going out early, i would take rain gear. too much is on the way as the system makes the move on shore upper 50s, low 60s, improving conditions but rain around. it's not much to the north yet. that's kind of light. it's picking up for some out towards solano county and areas near the san mateo coast near the santa cruz mountains picking up heading over to the east bay. our system arrived and continues to move in. we're getting the leading edge of that as a ways to go as it sweep across. cloudy to mostly cloudy. off and on rain. there's enough to dampen spirits. look for rain to continue for the morning hours. the low starts to move out and high pressure kicks in starting tomorrow. 50s and 60s on your temps. these are below average for this time of year. 5:00 in the morning, the east bay commute. this is for people trying to get to the east bay. a lot of people come from

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. >>> this is one of those storms that mother nature wins. >> spring believe it or not is less than a week and way but you would not know what. looking at the storm in the central states and boy did it. how a bomb cyclone is to blame for the latest season blizzard. >>> this is going to be a positive campaign. it seeks to bring out the very best from every single one of us. it seeks to unite a very divided country. >> another democrat in the 2020 presidential race. when we know about former texas congressman beto o'rourke's campaign plans. >> there are innocent people on death row. there are guilty people on death row. those people will not be let out by this act. they'll be held to account. >>> a very emotional announcement by n newsom. his decision is not sitting well with families of the victims. >>> those planes will be grounded. >> the u.s. joining other countries in grounding max 2 planes. >>> thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. thursday morning, march 14th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm frank mallicoat. if mycalculations are right, spring is a week away. >> i believe that

but you know mother nature is going to do what mother nature wants to do for you and other critters.>and avato kron 4 news crazy story ever and you know what they can get those pictures by the way on the internet. they're all that a look at our pictures as >>let's talk baseball, happier news, the oakland a's celebrating an opening day win at home. they're going to are they did take on the angels last night. here are the highlights so bottom of the 3rd you saw steve scott hitting one to the left center field gap robbie grossman scoring on that is up to bottom of the 6th look at this chris davis jacks one the left field and that hits the upper deck solo home run davis already has 2 homers on the season and though he is walking away with a solid win for as a shutout. so they improved to one to 2 in the season, the play the angels again tonight at the coliseum on the a's got one of the home are us you get a home or you know there homers on opening day everybody got over to mean it wasn't just a nice, but they didn't get any member of the good and the mostly. >>in a pretty good showing. b

>>>er a supersoaker from mother nature yesterday, we have two chances for raintoday. e right now, outside, it's showery. and another chance cteing in on in the afternoon. we'll show you future weather we'll show you future weather an give you the weekend dou i'm an ice cruncher. so i was excited about all-new colgate total. it has sensitivity relief,so don't have to give up doing what i love. aren't we lucky.w lgate total. do more for your whole mouth. >>> you watching news 4 today. >> dozens of princegeorge's county residents say they were uped by a travel agency that sold them fake plane tickets. this was something that telemundo 44 uncovered. 25 people say they gave money to a woman namednna maria. she owns a company call eed aztecha travel. she was supposed to book tickets but just took their money instea she has bee arrested and charged with robbery. the same thing happene two years ago when she pled guilty to the same charge for scamming 35 other people. under the new charge -- aguilar is expected to be back in court neth. >>> news 4 your health, there's a baby

upstaged by mother nature last night in southern california. in just a five minute persiod the national weather service recorded nearly 2-thousand lightning strikes in l=a, santa barbara and the ocean just offshore. natthe rumble of thunder, the flash of lightning.the sights and sounds are just as rare in socal as here in the bay area.except last night.i was in my car and saw a big flash of light and thought, uh-oh. and i waited a few seconds than the thunder came, and i said okay...cloud to cloud, cloud to ground ... sixteen thousand lightning pulses in a two hour period ... spectacular but if you are working outdoors, a little unsettlingthere's a lot of lightning right now which is scary, but ... it's pretty cool.i'm like, concerned. i don't like the thunder and lightning. we usually don't get that.power, knocked out at three los angeles international airport terminals.a delta jet heading to seattle, struck after takeoff and had to return as a precaution.and check out these pictures taken by a santa barbara firefighter as he looked back from

mother nature's one-two punch puts millions at risk from floodwaters out west to heavy wet snow creating dangerous conditions to the east. where is the next storm headed? we have a live forecast. >>> playing to a friendly crowd after a rough week, president trump goes on the attack. and the democrats, they are going to do whatever they do if they get into power and it won't have a damn thing to do with whether or not we approve our national emergency. >> but did the president contradict one of his most famous campaign lines? >>> a milestone in space travel. an unmanned test flight showcasing the private craft that could carry american astronauts to space. >>> an unlikely refuge. one of the most notorious borders a safe haven for some of nature's most beautiful and endangered birds. >>> and a symphony on a glacier with instruments made of ice. we take you to the coolest concert on earth. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart. >>> tonight a series of storms leaving a mess across the country and another one on the way. less than three weeks until spring, but march i

a deep sea diver's survival story, escaping the mouth of one of mother nature's most massive creatures. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. for the second time in a week, residents of the south are reeling after devastating tornadoes ripped through their communities. according to the national weather service, 38 tornadoes have hit the southern u.s. in the last week alone. in louisiana, an apparent tornado whipped through this town and tore off roofs. while in texas, damaging hail and heavy rains are causing flooding and chaos. nbc's steve patterson starts us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, debris strewn across the south after a series of powerful storms ripped through the region. >> i was really scared. i knew that it came real quick. >> it's coming right at us. oh, wow. >> reporter: with an apparent tornado touching down in louisiana and in arkansas, the national weather service confirming two tornado touchdowns. one near england, arkansas, gutting this home, injuring two people inside. >> it's like one minute there were severe thundersto

thankfully mother nature is really keepinghis ride downward kind of slow.u know, sometiths we can see e steep drop offs. you know what i'm talking about, democrats dropping into the 40s after a 70-degree day. but we're still in the 60s. so it's mild out there. it's comfortable. temperature in the district 64 degrees. 68 in leesburg. manassas 67 degrees. tuday we hit 79. overnight tempes there drop into the 50s and clouds are on the rise. we are going to be seeing them increase throughout the overnight hours as we are expect.g some rain tomorr speaking of which, here's some changes you should know about. tomorrow will be muc cooler than today. as far as the rain goes, it's moving in, folks, andtion it' going to take over at least half of our sunday. and finally, winds will get prettyro gusty tom evening so that's something to keep in mind as well. for now let's find out what timi it's to rain tomorrow. i have a futurecast time stamp up tre,:00 a.m. notice where the rain is situated, back along i-81 in parts of loudoun county. we move to 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. it

bryant and it was game over brutal conditions in a brutal result for seventeenth place hand over mother nature can be so cruel. bottom of the table norm bag where in hoffenheim with their new coach both of us seamus insisting before the match that he still believed the team could stay on. one there's never cease but not when you concede a penalty in the twenty fifth minute might expect an us croatia striker andre from our it's kept a spot kick low and on target. tough on barack who emerged for the second half with a point to prove and they gave hope to their travelling fans just after the hour mark when captain how bevan squeezed an equaliser under the hands of a live about money. but the one point they needed to at least overtake out over was him to be march again this time with a cheeky not bangkok christian latina the result was often not innate and leaves no one bad rock bottom. freiburg were looking for just their second wind of twenty nineteen against erica. for christians to a win would help to dispel any remaining fears of relegation they were dangerous for me often in the twenty seven

the magic of mother nature doesn't last long.mer sun will soon wilt this all away. jamie yuccas, cbs news, anza borrego, california. >>> coming up first on "cbs this morning," we talk with former clinton campaign chairman john podesta who is one of the witnesses interviewed in the mueller investigation. >>> and how some traditional big-and-mortar stores are partnering with social media influencers to stay relevant. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> good morning. a live look outside at the beautiful bathis monday morning. rise and shine. it's back to work. march 25th. week ichelle wonderfu it was a dry weekend but get ready for ai that's right. changes are coming for sure. it looks like a wet workweek ahead. hopefully you had a chance to enjoy the sunshine. now we have the rain. on hi-def doppler you can see it pushing across the north bay. let's zoom in. we are looking at that rain from ukiah, lakeport, down to cloverdale. this is moderate to heav

. >>> in california this morning, mother nature's beauty has turned into a public safety nightmare.ling it the hop pi apocalypse. heavy rains have triggered a superbloom of poppies in this canyon. word spread on social media. people by the thousandsover womened the town of lake ey're ao drawing a of butterflies. ickly she gave birth to sextuplets. you have to hear this. thelma had four boys and two girls. she gave birth to all of them in just nine minutes. the babies are in stable condition. four of them don't have names yet. the odds of having sextuplets are 1 in 4.7 billion. >> she got that job done, didn't she? wasted no time there. >>> all right, in sports, the brackets are out. that means march madness is about to begin. the ncaa's men's college basketball tournament starts tomorrow. as 67 schools look to dethrone defending champion villanova. this is -- as far as the favorites, the acc dominates the top four overall seeds. number one thank you three are duke, virginia, and north carolina. and fourth overall is gonzaga. the road to minneapolis begins in dayton, ohio, tomorrow n

fr coast to coast, mother nature hitting hard. heavy snow caused a roof at an empty boy scout lodge to collapse. some of this nasty winter weather headed our way. >>> news 4 begins withrm a s team 4 weather alert. >> good evening, everybody, i'm erica gonzalez. more o damage in just a moment. first half of our area under advisories. we are in weather alert mode because some of you could see around half a foot of snow tomorrow. >> that's absolutely correct, erica. it's really going to depend on where you are, and this is going to be an interesting system for the d.c. metro area in particular we're going to be riding a fine line of rain and snow. in the pink, that's where we've got a winter storm warning meaning we're going to seeof so ur heavier snow in these areas. in the purple,ontgomery county, howard, down into wuthern loudoun that is where we have a winterther advisory, anywhere from two to four inches of snow is possible there. with this entire system it's going to range from snow to sleet to rain that rain will be primarily

court, distinguished guests, and my stellar alabamians -- [applause] just over 48 hours ago, mother nature's wrath, in the form of vicious and deadly tornadoes ripped through our states, leaving behind significant devastation. asking for his continued comfort and healing. we also owe a special thanks to the emergency responders and local law enforcement. a few moments in of silent prayer as we remember , as well passed away as those who were injured and are still suffering tonight. would you pray? and all god's people said -- all: amen. gov. ivey: while there is always uncertainty about what tomorrow might bring, there is absolute certainty in the resilience of the people of alabama. after all, we have done it before and we will do it again. this is the time for our entire nation to rally behind these good people. together we will bring lee county back to its feet. [applause] in our 20 -- and our 120 years of statehood, the men and women of alabama have stepped forward when called. here the legendary tuskegee airmen were born. it was in alabama woman who refused to give up her seat on the bu