found in larry's trunk to determine if it came from the oak tree near judy's body. unfortunately, too many years had passed and scientists were unable to extract any dna to the leaf. to their credit, police didn't give up. investigators decided to retest the stains on the bedding from judy bruce's bedroom. dna analysis, which didn't exist in 1978, determined that they were semen. one stain matched larry bruce's dna, judy's husband. the other did not. when judy was murdered, larry claimed judy was having an affair with a co-worker, james isaac, who died in a suspicious traffic accident days after judy's death. to see if it was isaac's dna on the bedding, investigators obtained a court order allowing them to exhume james isaac's body. >> when the dna profile from isaac was compared with the unidentified semen on the electric blanket, it was found to be not a match so the semen on the electric blanket remains unidentified. >> investigators found no evidence that judy bruce and james isaac were anything more than acquaintances. next, investigators asked dick bisbing, se

so we are still seeing a couple of spinouts out there, this was just cleared northbound 101 at fair oaks avenue but again, be extra careful this morning as you head out. >> thank you. >>> some east bay police officers are watching their backs after they shot and killed a woman who was described as depressed and suicidal. andria borba reports. >> reporter: this messy officer- involved shooting scene in hayward has a back story just as messy. police shot the woman in the chest and she died. officers say she had a fake weapon in her hand. the photo on the left is the fake, on the right the real deal. >> she backed back into her apartment and as the officers were calling for cover, she came back out again and made threats towards them indicating she was going to shoot at them. >> reporter: typically police departments release the names of officers involved in such shootings. but not this time. >> we're fearful of retaliation of the officers by either the son if he gets released or of associates. once we have taken care of those safety issues, we'll be providing their names. >> reporter: here

ké sharpton. >>> an oak less than church had a very salesperson guest speaker this morning.verend al sharpton. the event was part of a celebration to open oakland's national action network chapter. he used humor at times to deliver a message that insisting people must get involved. >> here you are in 2014, facebook, twitter, cell phones in your pocket. blackberries,. >> the national action network is a non-forprofit civil rights group fighting for equality. >>> two boats collided in the middle of the ocean and it's caught on tape. releasing this video that shows its ship being hit by a japanese whaling boat in the southern ocean. the ship was rammed as part of an attack it says by japan on two sea shepherd ships. you can see the interior was all soaked heavily damaged. jah span apparently upset with australian and new zeal land. >>> and a spectacular explosion of ash and rock spewing in ecuador. a value cano erupted three times yesterday. experts calling the explosion moderate but the mayor opened five shelters incase anyone felt they needed to leet area. despite the eruptio

there were various lanes blocked 880 between oak and jackson, but they should be picking up those cones now. south bay drive times still in the clear. that is your latest "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> someone in the bay area is a lot richer right now. and it's not us. >> no, it's not. [ laughter ] >> cate caugiran is in milpitas at the gas station where the powerball winner bought the ticket. >> reporter: definitely not us. we are here at work this morning. but the winner they came to this chevron gas station against all odds. lottery officials say the winner is the only powerball winner meaning that their ticket is the only winning to match all five numbers and the powerball. at $425 million, this jackpot is the fourth biggest powerball in u.s. history. customers we spoke with yesterday are now double- checking their tickets. >> my coworker called me and said if you buy your ticket at the chevron? someone just hit it there. crazy. could have been me. >> reporter: now, if you have those tickets handy you haven't double-checked them yet here are the winning numbers:

yesterday a big oak made a tumble on to the roof and caused about $20,000 worth of damage. nobody was hurt. >> it was a slow fall, gentleman here was sitting at the stop light here and saw the tree starting toly. then saw just go down. it just went down uneventfully. >> crews have been out today in san francisco, clearing away part of a tree that fell in north beach the city department of public works says around 8:30 a large piece of a 640-foot tall tree broke and fell on to lombard near mason street. nobody hurt there, either. city officials say the rain storm over the weekend there have been a dozen reports of falling trees throughout the city. >> the fbi is cracking down on people who point lasers at airplanes. this happened almost a dozen times per day. >> and there are plenty of examples here, in the bay area. >> this hits close to home. a man shining a laser at sky seven hd. the crime is a felony, punishable by up to five years in prison. >> this is very serious. fbi is treating it as such. >> it's a two-part plan. a reward up to $10,000 for information leading to ar

this is not far from oak grove high school. 18 people, including eight children have been forced away from their homes this evening. this happened overnight. the town home was destroyed and two others were badly damaged. fortunately no one was hurt. no word yet on the cause. >>> five san francisco police officers facing serious charges of misconduct. those charges stem from alleged civil rights violations that surfaced when this surveillance video came to light three years ago. kimberly terry is live with more on the charges and how this could impact cases that these officers worked on. >> reporter: that's right, the public defender says more than 100 case, many of them felony cases had to be dismissed as a result of the allegations against these officers. >> this was our worst fear. >> reporter: a three-year federal investigation ended with indictments for five officers and a former officer. >> this is not only a betrayal of the public's trust but a betrayal of all the men and women of the san francisco police department who work hard every day to do what they can to keep san francis

the earthquake and fire of 1906 >> in orinda, workers spent a second day cleaning up damage after a oak tree fell on to a historic building. it is the oldest commercial building in orinda village dating back to 1920s later a bunk house for workers building nearby golf course now, used for offices yesterday an oak made a slow motion tumble right on to the roof. >> we have damage done by a 200 plus year old tree that fell in and crushed the building. in rather slow motion from what i understand >> this caused about 20,000s ndz davenlth we're glad to tell you no one was hurt n san francisco, north beach crews have been clearing away part of a tree that fell and damaged three parked cars a large piece of a 60 foot tall ficus fell around 8:30 this morn. no one was hurt. >> east bay municipal utility district appears to be ready to step up efforts the board took a step towards asking customers to reduce water usage by 10%. officials say despite the dry conditions, more drastic action is not needed now because over all, water consumption is down 17% in recent years. caltrans has a message for

four lights were cancelled out of san jose, no cancellations in oak lean. >> in the sierra there's a winter storm warning until 4:00 a.m. the reason is -- this is video from kirkwood, showing it acouple laid -- accumulate on the slopes. the national weather service estimates lake tahoe received an additional 13.5 billion gallons of water over the next 24 hours. >>> you can track the storm using live doppler 7hd on our abc7 news weather app. it makes it easy to share photos how you're welcoming the rain. you can downtown load it on our web site. >> still ahead at 6:00, what led to a deadly crash that killed six people. >>> plus, why officers pulled the trigger on a man in his underwear in the south bay. >>> why a bay area neighborhood had to be evacuated after a car had to be evacuated after a car crashed into a house. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow.

this is headed through oakland northbound 880 from oak street to washington secret with lanes blocked until about 5:00 this morning. the golden gate bridge shows clear conditions away from sausalito and to san francisco. the bay bridge toll plaza shows one issue, a stalled vehicle in the number two lane with the doors open there so it could cause slowing approaching this area in the number two lane, one car is blocked because of a stall. hopefully c.h.p. can move them out of the way. the rest of the drive is fine as you continue interest san francisco. >>> coming up on 4:39. a truce between protesters in the ukraine and the nation's president falls apart in hours. the bloody toll a new round of fighting is taking. >> a new terror alert from washington with changes coming to local airports. >> developing news in mississippi, 35 teens hurt after a church floor collapsed in conference county during youth services last night. investigators say 70 teens were on the second floor when it gave way and fell 12'. they could hear rumbling before it gave way. there were no serious injuries. >> me

four lights were cancelled out of san jose, no cancellations in oak lean. >> in the sierra there's a winter storm warning until 4:00 a.m. the reason is -- this is video from kirkwood, showing it acouple laid -- accumulate on the slopes. the national weather service estimates lake tahoe received an additional 13.5 billion gallons of water over the next 24 hours. >>> you can track the storm using live doppler 7hd on our abc7 news weather app. it makes it easy to share photos how you're welcoming the rain. you can downtown load it on our web site. >> still ahead at 6:00, what led to a deadly crash that killed six people. >>> plus, why officers pulled the trigger on a man in his underwear in the south bay. >>> why a bay area neighborhood had to be evacuated after a car crashed into a house. >>> other suspected carjacker is in serious condition after being shot by police. officers responded to a report of a man brandishing a shotgun. a man told the police the suspect, who was not wear pants, demanded his car keys and took his car. the suspect led police on a short chase and tried to ram a

ktvu's -- oak tree slammed into a building. ktvu's cristina rendon and to the man who heard the tree fall coming up. >>> the north bay got soaked but in the south bay the storm did not deliver the rain officials were hoping for. ktvu's robert handa is live to show us why it storm was a disappointment in so many ways. >> reporter: that's right. we are here at the reservoir in the mountains where i would be under water in a normal year. you recollect see -- you can see why it will take lot of storms to make up the difference. the latest storm didn't seem to make any difference at all. >> reporter: with capacities down to less than a third they had lot of hope riding on this storm. >> i was obsessed with it over the weekend. looking at our levels and precipitation and waiting for the storm to materialize for the south bay. >> reporter: when officials took their measurements they were disappointmented. >> -- disappointed. >> 31% last thursday, now 31.7%. dried up. >> reporter: ron off, the mountains sow -- run off, the mountains sa

four people are dead in an apparent murder-suicide in oak lawn.ponding to a house fire yesterday morning -- witnessed a 36-year-old man shot and kill himself inside a car in home's garage. a man in his 60's was then found inside with a gunshot wound. hours later, after the fire was put out, the bodies of a 68- year-old woman and a five-year- old boy were found in the basement. police say the woman was also shot. their names have not been released but neighbors say all four were related. the daughter-in-law of orland park businessman allan kustok testified that she thought he and her mother-in-law had a happy marriage. nicole kustok said she was shocked, four years ago, to hear that her mother-in-law, anita kustok, had been shot to death. allan kustok is on trial for her murder.... he claims she killed *herself. nicole kustok said she wouldn't describe the kustoks' marriage as "perfect"... but merely "happy." arthur bishop is resigning as director of d-c-f-s after being appointed to the position by governor pat quinn just last month. since the appo

a man from oak forest has died as a result of the cold weather. the medical examiner says 80 year old frank beck died from hypothermia ... and that heart disease was a contributing factor. a family member found him in his home in the six thousand block of oakland street on sunday. beck is the twenty first person to die this winter of cold related causes in cook county. more than 150 people gathered on the campus of southern illinois university to hold a vigil for a missing student from northwest suburban morton grove. 19-year-old pravin vehrgeez was last seen leaving a party on campus nearly a week ago. phone records show he called a friend in chicago a couple of hours later ... then posted on twitter that suggested he may have been in a fight. police have used helicopters and search dogs - but have not found a trace of vehrgeez. the group prayed for his safe return. >> we don't know where he is if he is warm or hungry. we just want our brother back. >>the family is offering a 15 thousand dollar reward for information about his disappearance. frie

ah seine epsom oaks and here on the rights was presented as prime minister designate and promptly received a chorus of boos. many in the crowd simply don't want a return of the old gods would again im eyeing the old noisy la woody in the money that isn't a single all the gunk all anyone who's worked in the attic of its government oh anyone looking for political credits and this new government. we've never had the government like this in our history. and i can tell you the destiny of this cabinet of ministers that political kamikaze zz to put it to keep them across citizens of may dun want to see a government that reflects the political will they fall fall. many of the time and suppress the change until the scientists find the twisting it to control them and if announcing that job really dislike the ones the fall. scientists and thinkers of the finest thing i have a question for those on stage. where will you join the crackdown when we were shocked at dawn and it took to streets. they have no moral right to say that heroes and did a good job they have no right to get credit from that that's

chunks of an old oak are being chopped up and taken down piece by piece. this massive tree just couldn't handle the soft saturated soil causing it to topple around noon on this office complex. >> just the whole building was shaking, you know? like the windows were shaking, doors were shaking, floor was shaking. >> dr. robert huey was inside the building treating a patient and thought he was experiencing an earthquake. >> i grabbed my patient and we're like oh, no what's happening and we're about to cover and then it stopped. >> the tree crushed down on aneighboring office closed at the time. brian gates and his team says when a tree like this falls you have to move fast to tarp the roof. >> it's kind of a one-two punch, first you get the tree damage and structure but you can't get it sealed up in time then the water does more damage than the actual tree. >> they are getting lots of calls about down trees in the eastbay. most trees are infected with root fungus, and can't handle heavy rain. >> the roots couldn't do the job to hold the tree up. >> the oak is

just down the street from quindy oak middle school. one person pulled out a gun and started shooting. police shut down the intersection for several hours during that investigation. >>> police arrested a man for attempted homicide in fremont, and a security guard is being called a hero in this case. it happened at the el camino bar on niles boulevard after 1:00 this morning. police say the man, miguel vargas, got into an argument with the security guard. vargas was asked to leave. when he went home and got a home and came back. vargas fired several shots into the bar, toward the security guard. remarkably no one was hit. the security guard then reportedly chased the gunman and held him until police arrived. >>> we have an update on the case of an east bay woman who was held hostage as a sex slave for decades. the officer who helped save her spoke to nbc bay area news today. he pleaded guilty to rape charges. he's likely to spend at least 20 years in prison. police say ochoa began abusing the victim when she was just 12 years old. in 201

the county council holding a public hearing at 7:30 tonight on the proposed white oak science gatewayan. that's highlighted here on the map. the idea here is to turn business parks and the fda village into a more livable community. the county also wants to use a rapid transit bus system to make it more commuter friendly. >>> a new scholarship is giving away $25 million for these upcoming school years to a select set of students. the dream u.s. scholarship will be awarded to students who were brought into the u.s. illegally as children. early numbers estimate the scholarship will be awarded to about 1,000 students for this upcoming school year. each year about 65,000 undocumented students graduate from u.s. high schools across the country. the scholarship was created by a former owner of "the washington post"," and a former republican cabinet secretary. >>> tonight you can tell prince george's county executive rashon baker what you think about his proposed budget in upper marlboro starting at 7:00. >>> be careful on the morning commute tonight with a few extra dangers on the roadways d

the fire broke out just before 12:30 this morning in a townhouse complex not far from oak grove highe of the four units were on fire. all 18 people who lived there including eight kids managed to get out before firefighters got there. officials had to call for backup twice before they got the fire under control.

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nothing says relaxation like birch, oak, eucalyptus.tay with us. >> get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and streaming on your tablet and on bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "bottom line on bloomberg television." i will see you tomorrow on the markets. 500 yesterday got very close to closing at a record high. it is still trading close to record. it is just going in the opposite direction as major averages fall about .1%. jpmorgan, the second-largest u.s. bank is planning to slash more jobs. that brings the total up to 8000. the bank project that the job cuts will help toward its goal of increasing profits over the next five years. financials are in focus in today's sector report. michael moore keeps his eyes on wall street. michael, we have seen a lot of job cuts at the bank here in you with -- bank. you would think we would be coming to the end of it, especially with the housing market improving. jpmorgan, like many banks, has a big mortgage business. why are we seeing so much cutting? >> on

community center which is over seen by the puc 5 key charter schools will be opening a new location at 1800 oak dale. so that is going to be happening tomorrow and as many of you know five keys charter schools offers youth and youngster in the classroom to build greater skills to help them obtain their ged and they are opening a new site tomorrow in the bayview. >> commissioner wynns? >> thank you, i want to first announce that the budget committee will meet next wednesday on february 5th in this room at 7:00 and second to acknowledge that there were at the last meeting we talked about the state board of education meeting coming up a few days after that and i was there testifying and i was wanting to sta say the board of education voted. i wanted to say this was a fantastic turnout by school board members and administrators from around the state. there were 370 speakers at the state board of education including the governor who showed up unexpectedly. that was a really, of that probably 300 of them were board members and superintendants and other administrators. it was quite a remarkable thing.

item [inaudible] without objection this ordinance is passed >> grant fun for [inaudible] entitleed oak dael avenue for the period of july [inaudible] >> supervisor coen >> just a few technical amendments on this item. you should have a copy before you. the amendment specify the time period for this application and also clarifys if awarded the fund, the planling dp apartment kill expend them in a manner consistent with the resolution and the grant application. this will enable city and state funds [inaudible] oakdael avenue [inaudible] i do ask for your support on these maempts and please support this resolution >> en made a [inaudible] on the underlying [inaudible] without objection this ordinance is passed in the first as amendmented. >> iteal 8 is a resolution to authorize the tax collector to [inaudible] real property at public auction >> this resolution is adopted. >> item 9 the resolution to [inaudible] transmission project. >> supervisor avlose >> thank you, we had a discussion about this item in the budget finance committee and there were a lot of questions i have consistent wit

in addition to flooded streets the latest storm toppled trees including an 80 for the for the tall oakn to a car and fence. >> heavy flooding has closed muir woods national park. the parking lot made it impossible at the pelican inn to go further. check to see if the locations are open before heading out there today. >> some rivers are on the verge of flooding with sierra has rise, water legals causing nervousness to many although they are not yet filling the sandbags. they would like to see more snow. the skiers we that have not been coming have costner chant as lot of money. rain with us. >> there was a car accident when a driver was found in the backyard of a mill valley home not far away from the accident. someone spotted an overturned s.u.v. down a hill before 10:00 a.m. marin county search-and-rescue teams were called in and spotted the driver if the backyard. crews has to use rappeling equipment because the neighborhood is built in the side of a vietnam >> no one was in the vehicle so we tried to determine if the occupant was able to get out, how many people remain in the vehicl

this is oak lawn. a freight train and a truck collided at 99 in maplewood. maple wood is blocked off completely over to 90. we're working to get more information on that. it was a freight train involved. that's the latest in traffic. >> as demetrius mentioned its below zero. >> tonya joins us in evanston. you can testify to how cold it is. >> the good thing is i know we are under a windshield advisory but there is no wind right now. back to the record we have been talking about. the record is 25 below the zero blows. right now if we have seven more, 2014 will own a new record. this is one record people who work out in the cold like us or even people who just happen to be out for a short period of time are hoping we do not break. that includes the rail agency they have had a rough winter. numerous delays and cancellations have been blamed on switching problems caused by the snow, wind and subzero temperatures. the real culprit according to the sometimes appears to be an 82 year-old hand operated machine. one of the 11 rail line trains runs over the switches i

trees were toll peopled including an 80' tall oak that crashed on to a car and a fence. >> heavy floodingrk. this is the parking lot at the pelican inn where the water made it impossible on go further. the park service says visitors should check to see if the locations are open before heading there today. >>> there was minor flooding along martinez, with cars splashing their way through large puddles, and you can see the storm impact with more water flowing through walnut creek. authorities say rising creeks and canals can be dangerous, more dangerous than many people realized. >>> a stream developed along the path of a hiking trail in berkeley an area that was dry a short time ago. this large tree fell on the avenue with firefighters estimating this tree was 75' talking. pg&e crews responded because the tree was leaning on power lines. >>> flights should be back on track at sfo after delays caused by the storm. 120 flights were canceled. 300 other flights were delayed. san jose international airport and oakland international reported three canceled flights. >> the storm knocked out power

. >>> oak rand police cancel the amber alert, there was no carjacking. good evening. turned out to be a false alarm. police aissued an amber alert after reports of a carjacking. 24 hours later they have located the driver and all the s involved knew each other. >> police provided more details just a short time ago. no one was in danger. >> that's right. police held a hastily called press briefing that ended an hour ago. the police are canceling the amber alert, they don't believe anyone is in danger and the woman in that car, the man wielding the knife and the dryer of the car know each other and the investigators are speaking with that dryer. the driver is providing information that does not support the crime that was described yesterday. the carjacking and the kidnapping. >> a citizen watching the coverage called in a tip and that led investigators into the driver of the car in question. the vehicle is part of the investigation it is no longer the center of the investigation. while police say they are questioning the driver of the car described as an elderly man thi

temperatures p2 in white oak, 33 in rockville and reston and fairfax. 36 downtown m in oldtown and 34 in waldorf. so cold again tonight, but with light winds. that's a little silver lining for you. cold, but dry friday. bus stop temperatures tomorrow, to to 32, depending on when you get out there. a lot of flakes will fly over the weekend. i think both saturday and sunday. so for tonight partly to mostly cloudy, cold, low temperatures in the 20s with the light winds. low temperatures, 27 downtown t in rockville, 24 in fair -- 27 downtown, 24 in rockville, 24 in fairfax. and even annapolis will be in the upper 20s. so tomorrow morning partly sunny, still cold, 20s and 30s. maybe some high to mid-level clouds around. by the afternoon, partly sunny again, seasonably cold with a high of 46, low of 31. winds are light, northwest at 10. our average high is 33, 34, so that is seasonally cold. 20s to start, low 30s by 9:00, mid-30s by 11:00. then by 1:00 we should be in the upper 30s. next three days, we'll keep everything green for now, light snow possible on saturday, 36. more light snow or

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the oaks are getting it pretty bad. >> reporter: they called in travis tree professionals when large branched started falling. >> you can hear the branches and stuff starting to get heavy and creeking. so -- yeah. definitely other than just pitter-patter on the roof. >> how big were they? >> we had a 40-footer fall. luckily it missed the house . >> reporter: at this point the storms have been light enough to focus on preventative measures, but that could all change this weekend. >> the fur trees are the ones that usually fall. so a little bit of wind and eight inches of rain, everybody beware of the fur trees. >> reporter: the family is still glad to see the rain. >> as long as we can maintain the rain and safety. >> reporter: that could be difficult when the rain and wind just keeps getting stronger. >>> now to the north bay where residents also stocked up. people were picking up items such as flash lights and the sand bags. crews with the sanitary district were busy cleaning out the sewer systems. they are keeping the systems clear so it won't backup. >>> crews will be on 12 hour s

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it's going to be cold overnight. 62 in walnut creek. 61 degrees in oak town so looking really good. then we have changes to tell you about as we head deeper into the week. starting tomorrow we'll see clouds starting to increase. then our first showers arrive overnight tomorrow, into very early wednesday. we're not expecting much, we want to let you know ach all our rainy months are going to come to a close after we hit april. we want to keep that window open for precipitation that we can get. stop that clock at 1:00 a.m. on wednesday, showers located over the north bay. all of that moisture will press in the south bay, we get rain shadow effect from the santa cruz mountains. 5:00 a.m., a little bit of activity on wednesday morning. i'll have your full forecast coming up. back to you, scott and peggy. >> 6:37. still ahead demanding answers in the north bay. what protesters want police to reveal months after a deputy opened fire on 13-year-old boy. this may sound like a long shot, but one day you will be the greatest athlete in your sport. but before you begin to run, you will learn t

the hearing will be held at 7:30 on the proposed white oak science gateway master plan in the area you see here. the idea here is to turn business parks and the fda village into a more livable community. the county also wants to use a rapid transit bus system to make that area more commuter friendly. >>> 5:49 now. thanks to a new scholarship opportunity, children who were brought into the u.s. illegally could get a portion of a $25 million fund for education. dream u.s. scholarship will be awarded to students who were brought into the u.s. illegally as minors. early numbers estimate 1,000 scholarships will be handed out for the co year. each year about 65,000 undocumented students graduate from u.s. high schools across the country. >>> your morning commute could be a bumpy one thanks to a series of potholes popping up across the region. the dramatic weather swings cause the potholes and sinkholes to pop up. when you look around you see hubcaps all over the roads. a lot of people are being forced to change tires roadside thanks to this issue, not to mention being surprised. >> i was dri

the tree took out a fence on oak wild lane before locking the road. it's making for difficult traveling, as well, and people stranded at sfo. >> reporter: rain, and rain, and rain, making it an extended stay for some. that's what happened to this family i found camping out at terminal 3. that have a long time to try and get comfortable. >> 1:00, and we have to wait up till 11:00 tonight. >> reporter: another delays weren't so bad. >> 12 or family minutes. >> an hour and one half. >> reporter: once you are actually on a plane, delays don't always come to an end. >> 90 minutes into the flight, they were still on the tarmac waiting. >> reporter: this man also lost track of how long he has been waiting. >> 2:00, and then 5:00, and then 7:00, almost 12 hours. >> reporter: if there's a fight against mother nature, he would be on the front lines. >> i'm coming off a 25-month in korea and i'm trying to get home to my family. and for this to happen, i'm make it home, but i'm not happy. >> you can stay up-to-date on the weather by going to kron 4.com and you ca

we're in oak park, illinois, just outside of chicago. a perfect example of the salt you were talking about and jake was talking about earlier where they're running low. they're running low in oak park. this is a side street. they did not salt it. you can see there is snow on the street. we're expecting temperatures to get down to about zero tonight, meaning what is on the street right now will turn to a sheet of ice as the temperatures go down. people are being warned to really watch it in these suburban arias actually around the country, where salt shortages have hit and communities are salting main thoroughfares. you see the sidewalks have been salted. they're clear as can be. let's head over to jennifer gray. she is in the cnn weather center in atlanta. hopefully, jennifer, you'll tell us that winter's over. >> i wish i could say winter is over. but luckily this storm system is close to being over so that will help a little bit. bos top still getting some of that snow. it has cleared out in providence all the way back to knox and phil

but we knew on the bill of sale, it is go which the curator thought meant green and oak. we went and had that done. >> what did we not know about the first lady and her role you think the american public should know? >> the public sees the first lady in glamorous circumstances, state dinners in a beautiful gown. a speech where the heads are in suits or whatever. what they may not imagine looking at the white house from the outside is it is actually a very normal life upstairs on those two floors that are the white house residence. first ladies probably, and i would, lie on the couch and read books. my cat would curl up next to me. the great palladium window associated with the west side of the white house. the one you see. it is wonderful to sit at the window and the late afternoon when i was waiting for george to come home from work. it is a nice couch to lie on. >> mrs. bush, there was a speech you made in 2005, april of 2005 you are well known for. it came as surprise to everybody. how long was that in the planning? >> george always said he is delighted to come to thes

second listing. 4328 elliott avenue in sherman oaks list price $849,000.ree bath square footage about 1,752. taxes $10,600. tell me more about the house. >> well, the house actually between the time we selected it and now it is currently in escrow, which is wonderful. it is accepting backup offers, and sherman oaks being south of the boulevard, nestleed up into the santa monica mountains. again, very convenient for thaer convenient to go through the canyons and be in the city side. >> full price or above? >> we don't know at the moment. it's currently in escrow and we won't know that information. it is accepting backup offers. it you like it, contact us, we'll get you an offer in on it. >> beautiful long beach and our power house of the week. 37th place in long beach. 1.625, price tag, $1 million 625,000. six bedrooms, three bathrooms, $20,300 in taxes. 4,500 square feet. looks like a beautiful spanish colonial? >> it's gorgeous. you can look at the photos and see the detail of it. the picture window in the family room is about 15 feet. has the ocean view.

it happened at a townhouse complex on chenoweth avenue near oak grove high school. one townhome destroyed, two badly damaged. no one was hurt. >> all lanes of southbound highway 101 in morgan hill are shut down, a tanker carrying gasoline overturned ne eed near avenue. 14 homes in the area are evacuated as a precaution. no word yet on when crews can have the highway back open. >> nutrition labels could get a new look. the fda will propose larger, bolder print. serving sizes would also be more realistic. >> back to our microclimate weather alerts. a look at downtown san jose and fremont as well. >> let's check in with bob redell checking out the sierra snow this morning. he's up on the way to it up in kingvale this morning. i would think that chains required on 80 this morning, bob. >> reporter: absolutely. starting at myyak back from where we're at. good morning. we came up overnight and this storm was well under way. caltrans has been out here, you can see where the plow marks are, plowing the roads but they also do have chain requirement. this is eastbound 80. any

this oak tree is being reduced to firewood. >> i was thinking last night i better tell her not to park right there, because that's the spot. >> yesterday it stood tall at more than 80 feet. just after 11:00 p.m. it came crashing down. at routes 121 and 12, water spilling over made the roads impassable. with the standing water at least two feet high, the road is officially closed, but that has not stopped some of the locals from using this as an opportunity to have a little fun. >> i want to see how far i can get, definitely not going all the way threw. >> travis and his buddies could not help themselves. maybe it comes from being a local familiar with the area, but the waters were calling them, and they answered. in sonoma county, nick smith, abc 7 news. >>> flood waters soaked a popular bar. around 11:00, a high tide sent water spilling on to miller street. thehe sent up a wooden blank and sandbags. but this morning about 7:30, another high tide brought water back and it came from in the building. >> it was like a reverse hydraulic effect. the creek was at a level to push water up the

the back of the town home near oak grove high school.lames taking everything the family owns with it. >> my mother-in-law was awake. she heard a little bit of noise in the backyard like crackingful went downstairs. seeing that there was fire, she was going the try to put it out but realized it was way too big and growing very quickly. >> reporter: a total of 18 people had to evacuate their homes including eight children. the mother-in-law, a survivor of breast cancer now has to overcome homelessness. the family is asking the community for help. >> we are asking for help. donations. whether it be from go funds, dropping off food. anything. >> reporter: evangelisa is not worried. she says the house may be a loss, hurt. >> everybody is safe. nobody has to be in the hospital for inhaling smoke. all the materials we can get back. >> reporter: the american red cross in silicon valley is offering help to those displaced by the fire. cate caugurian, kpix5. >>> you can help the family if you want. all the contact is on our twitter panel. >>> the

>> yeah we're oak. >> you just didn't know how deep. >> yeah. >> we're glad you're safe. >> you see them jumping into the cab there. they left the car behind. now the water at that scene is draining. they're cleaning up the debris that was left behind. no word on when that right lane will reopen to traffic. >> very tough to fly out of the bay area. >>> that's right, christie myth is at sfo and dozens of lights have been canceled. >>> good morning to you, peggy. i just got off the phone with an airport spokes person. it is not even noon and we're at 94 flights canceled in and out of sfo already. it's the wind and the rain that is causing the flights to operate in a manner opposite of what they would normally do getting in and out of the airport. typically they come from the san mateo bridge area and now they're taking off to the south because of the wind direction today. there is meters lights being put on arriving flights and that slows everything down. we have seen delays up to three hours but the average is closer to about 45 minutes. cancellations around the midwest, jfk, newark, dall

temperatures are falling fast, 29 in white oak, 29 in annapolis, 31 down toward oldtown and 32 out toward leesburg and 31 in ashburn. so a quick hitter, trace to 3 inches, critical times 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. slick for the morning commute but fine in the afternoon. we'll return milder morrow afternoon and stay mild for the rest of the week. low 30s to start, 36 at 9:00 and low 40s by 11:00, almost 50 by 1:00 and again a yellow alert through the morning hours. next three days we're in good shape wednesday, maybe a shower but in the 50s and good shape thursday, some clouds late but 58 degrees. now next seven days near 60 on friday. we may see showers, rain and thunderstorms friday. some of those could be hefty. we'll keep you posted, nice saturday, cooler sunday and cold monday. we can't stay in the 50s forever. >> two days right there. >> that's biking stuff for you. >> for a day or two. >>> but more in particular right now baseball season is what we're talking about right? it's right around the corner. >> it's 80 degrees there. our dave owens is slumming in florida >>> and welcome back to vie

there was some roadwork as well approaching oak street looks like northbound 880 oak to washington, again that was scheduled until about 5:00. mass transit a great idea this morning. bart systemwide on time. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank and michelle, back to you guys. >>> developing news this morning about a health threat for millions in the bay area. the measles might be making a comeback. kpix 5's anne makovec is at the el cerrito bart station where one bart rider may have infected millions with the highly contagious disease. anne. >> reporter: that rider went between this station which is the del norte station to downtown berkeley. but the exposure may go way beyond that area because the virus can travel through the air and live for up to two hours so people who ride bart different lines different times may also have been affected. during the morning and evening commute is when this 20- something year old student rode bart last weak tuesday through friday. then he went to class at uc- berkeley. the student was not vaccinated and was likely infected with measles during a rec

oh, crossroads, sheltered land, oak tree, narrow junction of free roads, soil which drank my father's-- my own blood, shed with my own hands. do you all recollect what you saw me do, what i went on to do on reaching thebes? oh, marriage, marriage, you gave me life and from that life released the same seed to produce an incestuous brood of fathers, brothers, children, brides, wives, mothers. yes, and all the foulest actions mankind has ever seen. shameful actions, a shame full to speak of. quick, in god's name, hide me away. kill me. throw me into the sea where no eyes can see me more. come here. don't be afraid to tend the fallen man. listen to me. don't be afraid. no one else, only i can carry my curse. here comes creon. he can best answer your requests with advice-- he is that sole protector of this land in your place. what can i say to him? what convincing plea can i offer? all my wrongs to him have been exposed. oedipus, i have not come to jeer at you or to tax you with past wrongs. if you people have no respect for human decency, you might at least not dishonor the life giving--o

and cold if you will and temperatures, well, we've got 33 in college park, but 28 already in white oak and 32 in rockville. and also 30 in reston. 31 in fairfax and 32 in old town. but the temps are falling pretty quickly. in fact cold again tonight, but with light winds. cold and dry tomorrow. bus stop temperatures, to to 32 -- temperatures, 20 to 22. the flake wills not add up to a whole lot. we'll break it down for you then. 20s to start. these are city temps. low to mid-20s in the burbs. 35 by 11:00 and upper 30s by 1:00 p.m. for now we've got everything green, light snow and snow showers are possible on saturday. we will still reserve the right to make it yellow if we want to. 36 with more snow showers on sunday in the upper 30s as well. the next seven days, colder on monday behind the two little systems. in fact only about 30 on monday, only about 32 on tuesday. and then looking at the new information for you, the models are all over the place. clouds increasing on monday. snow is possible on thursday. >> and what are the extremes of the models? >> a decent snow on wednesday and

today montgomery county wants to know what you think about a plan to transform the white oak area.he county council will hold a public hearing at 7:30 tonight on the proposed white oaks science gateway master plan in the area. you see it here on the map. it envisions turning business parks and the fda village into a more livable community. the county also wants to use a rapid transit bus system to make it more commuter-friendly. >>> happening today in columbia, maryland, they are hosting a job fair to fill positions as a new restaurant opens soon. the job fair starts in two-and-a-half hours at 9:00 until 4:00 this afternoon. it's happening at the sheraton columbia hotel center on wincopin circle. if you can't make it down there today tleerks more job fairs are coming up later this month. >>> news4 is live at a montgomery county subway that a thief just broke into. the similarities to recent crimes the same area police are looking into this morning. >>> plus, you may soon have to pay more for an orange but not your orange juice. the weather issue forcing the prices for one to go up

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