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moving into san luis obispo. and you can see the bright white cloud tops on the left side of your telephone screen. that will come screaming in come tomorrow that means rain starting up as early as later on this evening. by this time tomorrow, we will see rain coming in, but the difference of this storm is it's not going to drop rain, but bring up the winds at 20 to 35 miles per hour and stronger gusts on saturday. the yellow and darker greens for the futurecast through saturday on the hills of the north bay. by the end of the weekend, we may be talking about five inches plus of rain there on the coastal rain. tremendous rain likely between friday and monday morning. patchy fog and no worries about the umbrella and a cool day. you need the winter coat and you will probably find wearing a jacket with highs in the low to mid 50s. the seven-day forecast shows breezy and wet tomorrow. gusty wins for saturday. breaks in between these periods of heavy rain and hopefully they are long enough otherwise we will see rises

they work down to san luis obispo county and they rescue dozens of marine mammals every year.adly as we're hear today and the mammals are going back in the water just last night, an adult sea lion was found on the beach not too far from here and was brought into the center, they believe it was shot with a shot gun in the head. it is still alive right now. but that's the kind of work they do here and the people up there at the marin center. they say they are looking forward to nursing that animal back to help and seeing the day when it, too, can waddle in the beach from sausalito. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 n ews. >> thank you, kraig. >>> a house near san diego described as a bomb factory is burning right now. the sheriff's department deliberately set the fire to burn the house to the ground. the escondido home belongs to the man accuse of making bombs and storing highly explosive chemicals. authorities say it's suffer to burn the house down rather than be -- safer to burn the house down rather than any other way. >>> a decision by british lawmakers to approve a plan to triple

the governor declared e mergencies in kern, orange, san luis obispo and tulare counties. the storms that have battered southern california have moved east. in northern arizona, a rain storm swept away five homes. no one was hurt. another dozen homes are being threatened tonight. and our stormwatch coverage continues online. ktvu.com has live weather radar and the latest information on weather-related flight delays. >>> with the stroke of a pen, president obama today repealed one of the military's most controversial policies but the end of don't ask, don't tell is having some lasting impacts far outside the armed forces. patti lee is live now with that part of the story. >> reporter: well, frank, this 17-year-old policy will stay in effect until the military comes up with an implementation plan. but with the swipe of the pen it's already launched a ripple effect in the bay area. this was an emotional moment for this man who walked away after eight years in the navy because of the policy. >> it just was increasingly difficult to have to live two lives, one of which was pret

the bulk of the heaviest rain has shifted down to our south.ho from san luis obispo. it's a mess on highway 101. and the sierra snow continues to pile up. there's going to be a lot of fresh powder. south-southwest winds throughout the day have kept temperatures relatively mild. rainfall totals by the way, have ranged between a half inch in the santa clara valley up to 2 and a half and three inches through the santa cruz and santa lou chia mountains. tonight more rain. you'll hear the winds picking up. tomorrow more rain, locally more snow in the sierras. mond possibly a few breaks. you get to dodge the showers, we're going toeep kis rainfall going affeend on throughout the next several days.he 'srewhy, a bigre's aa of low pressure, sliding down through a f alaska. that's aiminghe jet stream ri t gh lit cafornia. yocau noticosic mt of the west coast is seeing at least some precipitation right now. it's going to be a very active pattern for the next several days. how much rainfall? that's a big question. we put the computer models into motion. i think for the lowest ele

a few specks of still continuing but the heavy rain all down through san luis obispo in los angeles. if your traveling go by car or plane you're probably going to see delays. if you're by car definitely take your time. our current conditions, temperatures have been said in the '50s pretty close to each other ranging from 53 to 58 for the bay area. the overnight hours it's going to get very chilly perry had to come to this morning temperatures, many temperatures in the 30's. the 34 napa, 35 santa rosa, 41 hayward, 37 in fremont and fog expected in our inland valleys east bay valleys and also in the north bay. we'll talk more about tomorrow's chilly site but also bring back in the forecast on christmas. >> this year has been getting hammered by fresh know, chp officer tony tries again, he's live on the fall to give us an update on the road conditions, hello there officer frisco how are you? >> i'm damn well pam sore the roads. if anyone is planning on coming up, i will expect it will be on a then fall which we like here at the chp. the road should be clear and this snow although we hav

. >> art studied agriculture at san lois obispo but says his real knowledge came from years of working off the land. >> and, of course, the number one thing was they taught us how to work. and we actually enjoyed it. i mean, to us, it wasn't work. i think it's a way of life for us. and from there, it just grew. >> he says knowing they all work together handling fresh california produce is an unbeatable feeling that leaves him feeling glowing and golden, kinda like those pumpkins. >> it's a happy crop. it's a crop that makes you feel good. it's a good feeling crop. >> in manteca, charlotte fadipe for "california country tv". >> perry's pumpkins! >> hi, my name is donna insalaco, i'm the chef at beautiful. today i'm making a roasted buttnut squash, cranberry salad with roasted red onions and pomegranate vinaigrette. so we're starting with the butternut squash. and here i have a whole squash that i cut in half. it needs to be peeled down, like this here. it's very easy, just like you're peeling a potato. and then the seeds get scooped out with a spoon. ok, after that, we take the squash a

you can see the coverage is widespread from the north bay to an -- san obispo. we've picked up about a quarter inch from most of in you this location. as we head south in san francisco, we're finding moderate rainfall here across the entire peninsula and the same scenario here in the east bay at this point. so anybody doing any traveling on 680 or also on 880 certainly need to take it slow as we continue throughout the night with some ponding. we're also finding that light rainfall through san jose to lolos gat gatos. we'll still see a wet commute here as this storm starts to weaken, and winds 14 to 20 miles per hour at times. we'll have details on this christmas day storm, coming up. sdplz very we >> very well, jeff. and that storm system pounding us will make it to an already drenched area tomorrow. the governor declared a state of emergency in several counties, and here's why. the relentless rain causing flooding, downing trees and submerging neighborhoods. and now there's concern there could be more storm damage. mudslides are threatening homes and evacuatio

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december 23 gram and two passengers were returning to concord buchanan field from a trip to san luis obispory fog yeechl at 8:33 the night of the crash jim gram radioed the tower here to say he was on his final approach. two minutes later called again to say he missed the approach. the only transmission after that was garbled. >> the pilot was on approach and knowing weather was very questionable. buchanan field was closed because of reduce visibility just before this pilot made his approach. >> an investigation by the national transportation safety board found no mechanical problem was the plane. and concluded the cause of the crash was pilot error, and quote spaishl disorientation. >> real simp ply it's just becoming unaware of where nur space and relative to the ground. >> gram and his two passengers died in the wreckage. >> when these accidents occur you reflect on what kind of a person he was, whether he was a risk-taking kind of a guy. he was a real careful guy. >> after the crash wendy spent three months at the burn center in berkeley. over the years she had 38 surgeries. >> there we

. >> reporter: they say he worked in construction and had family in san luis obispo.and recently went out of town to take care of a family members. >> it's very shocking. >> yeah, it's a big surprise in a neighborhood like this where there's tons of families. we're walking around all the time. >> reporter: police say at this point they do not have a description of whoever is responsible and they are not confirming reports that the killer may have left the scene in a black mercedes. reporting live in san francisco's richmond district, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in san francisco, one resident said today if you want to find a meth lab the laurel heights neighborhood is not the place to look. they were mistaken, but that's where officers say it was found. today detectives sorted the evidence out on the street because they were afraid some of the chemicals could possibly explode. >> this is really concerning, i have young kids, we live right next door. you know i don't know what sort of people were coming in and out, but scary. >> five people ended up being arrest

. >> reporter: they say he worked in construction and had family in san luis obispo.and recently went out of town to take care of a family members. >> it's very shocking. >> yeah, it's a big surprise in a neighborhood like this where there's tons of families. we're walking around all the time. >> reporter: police say at this point they do not have a description of whoever is responsible and they are not confirming reports that the killer may have left the scene in a black mercedes. reporting live in san francisco's richmond district, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in san francisco, one resident said today if you want to find a meth lab the laurel heights neighborhood is not the place to look. they were mistaken, but that's where officers say it was found. today detectives sorted the evidence out on the street because they were afraid some of the chemicals could possibly explode. >> this is really concerning, i have young kids, we live right next door. you know i don't know what sort of people were coming in and out, but scary. >> five people ended up being arrest

emergencies had already been declaired in los angeles, kings, santa barbara, kerns, river side, san luis obispo. >>> and the secret service got a little scare while protecting the president in hawaii. >>> also ahead. the pope celebrates midnight mass at the vatican amidst tight military security. >>> and what the vice president is now saying about what don't ask don't tell has to do with same-sex marriage. >>> my name is amber lee solfino, i would like to say seasons greatings to my family in -- season greetings to my family in vacaville, california. love you, miss you, think about you every day. >>> the pope proceeded with christmas eve mass at the vatican. the pope celebrated mass before a packed house at the basilica. security was heightened after packaged bombings. security also kept an eye out for a woman who has disrupted service before. including last year. >>> and in the west bank, christians believe this is the town where jesus was born: the latin pay >>> vice president biden says attitudes toward same-sex marriage is shifting. speaking on good morning america, mr. biden said the repea

. >>> arnold schwarzenegger proclaimed a state of emergency in six counties, san luis obispo, orange.one big concern tonight is the potential for landslides in areas scared by summer wildfires. and coming up at 10:30, we have live reports on evacuations that are under way right now in los angeles county. >>> earlier today, emergency crews rescued three dozen horses trapped in chest high water. rescuers waited until daybreak to get them out of their stable because it was too dangerous to move them at night. the horses were fed by veterinarians, fed, and moved to a new stable. >>> the urban levee is north of highway 87. the levee protects a protected habitat. and work stretching into the night. >> reporter: it is pitch back out here at this levee. the only light is on a construction crew. it's too muddy out there for our news van but we walked in for a close look. it's the finger in the dike. a section of earth is being estimated to be -- >> it has increased to maybe the size of that big. >> we had to have this done by mid-night because of the tide coming in, if we don't have it then, t

. >>> arnold schwarzenegger proclaimed a state of emergency in six counties, san luis obispo, orange.one big concern tonight is the potential for landslides in areas scared by summer wildfires. and coming up at 10:30, we have live reports on evacuations that are under way right now in los angeles county. >>> earlier today, emergency crews rescued three dozen horses trapped in chest high water. rescuers waited until daybreak to get them out of their stable because it was too dangerous to move them at night. the horses were fed by veterinarians, fed, and moved to a new stable. >>> the urban levee is north of highway 87. the levee protects a protected habitat. and work stretching into the night. >> reporter: it is pitch back out here at this levee. the only light is on a construction crew. it's too muddy out there for our news van but we walked in for a close look. it's the finger in the dike. a section of earth is being estimated to be -- >> it has increased to maybe the size of that big. >> we had to have this done by mid-night because of the tide coming in, if we don't have it then, t

that includes kern, orange, riverside, san bernardino, san luis obispo and tulare counties. heavy rain has pounded southern california for six days.... resulting in floods and mudslides. state resources are now available... to help local governments with recovery efforts. san jose animal control has captured one of two dogs, believed to have attacked a woman in the city's evergreen area. the dog was protected from media cameras, because investigators are checking to see if a witness can positively identify it. susan zhao says she was leaving her whitesand drive home monday night, when two stray pit bulls pounced... and started biting her. a neighbor came to her rescue. "the dogs followed me and bit my leg. i could not open the door and i ran out." "i was yelling stop it, stop it, stop it. until finally he came toward me and i got a better hand and i hit him in the head with a brick." the captured dog was found last night, roaming in a nearby >> dog followed me and bite my leg. and i can't open the door. and i want out. >> i was yelling loud, stop it, stop it, stop it, stop i

sun power of san jose today signing off on a deal to build a 250 megawatt solar ranch in san luis obispo county. the company, which will work with nrg energy says the project will create about 350 jobs during construction and will eventually be able to power 100,000 homes. >>> coming up a little later in the show, weight for the bus may never be the same, thanks to gigantic gaming pads. check this out, an ipad that is just my size, literally. tell you why a silicon valley company is putting six-foot-tall game pads all over town, where you can find them and how playing may get you concert tickets. that is tonight at about 6:40ment back to you. . look forward to that scott. thank you very much. >> you bet. >>> if san francisco is chosen to host the america's cup sailing race city leaders use it as a way to get repair projects done in a big way. officials voted to support the bid, saying they would prefer the event be organized on the northern waterfront. the san francisco business journal says city officials want to give race organizers development rights to several piers for 66 years n ex

incredible rainfall from los angeles and san luis obispo, down to san diego and la jolla. we're talk something spots between 10 and 25 inches of rain. mudslides and flooding has definitely been an issue. now we're not out of the woods completely. the jet stream still very active. here's the next system. it's about 1,500 miles out. this one, at first, will just glance by northern california. we'll see a few increasing clouds at times. especially tomorrow afternoon and getting into friday. and then the cold front moves through. and that looks to be, you guessed it, christmas day. this will pack a punch. there's going to be some gusty winds as the front sweeps through. also very heavy rainfall accompanying that. but this system will move along quickly. i think we're done with it by sunday. so as we head into the overnight hours, we are talking about chilly temperatures with clearing skies. we're going to get down into the upper 30s, mid-30s around napa with some patchy, dense fog here and there. temps tomorrow will recover into the mid-50s for the most part. wind should be re

governor is calling for a state of emergency in kern, orange, riverside, san bernardino, san luis obispo and solare counties. that means the state will free up resources to help local governments with relief and recovery efforts. that are some evacuations in southern california this morning. there's also trouble on interstate 10 near state route 57. in the pomona area, landslides shut down three lanes around 3:00 this morning. a landslide hit the same area in february. >>> here in san jose, one pit bull found, another still running around. san jose animal control officers will continue their search this morning. two pit bulls attacked that woman in her driveway on monday night as she was trying to get something out of her car. the dogs bit her in the arm and hip. a neighbor across the street heard her screams and threw rocks and bricks at the pit bulls. the dogs ran away. animal control officers caught one of the pit bulls last night in a neighborhood about a mile away from monday night's mauling. >> the descriptions appear to be consistent with what the witnesses said, so we do believe

declarÓ ya estado de emergencia para los condados re orange, riverside, san bernardino, san luis obispo que preocuparnos por los extranjeros que llegan aquÍ y ahora tenemos que hacerlo por los ciudadanos nacidos y criados en los estados unidos. algo impensado en los Últimos aÑos. >> por lo menos 50 estadounidenses han enfrentado cargos de terrorismo. pero estados unidos no es el Único objetivo de los terroristas. un artefacto explosivo apareciÓ en un servicio de transporte en roma. >> hay una gran preocupaciÓn mundial. doce hombres sospechosos fueron arrestados y se cree que su objetivo eran clubes nocturnos, lugares turÍsticos. el rol de los ciudadanos es crÍtico. >> tenemos que cooperar y ayudar a los policÍas en todo lo que es la identificaciÓn de paquetes sospechosos, personas sospechosos, vehÍculos sospechosos. >> ponga atenciÓn porque estados unidos podrÍa tener otro partido polÍtico, porque hay lÍderes hispanos que dicen estar desilusionados con los demÓcratas y republicanos. la idea de un nuevo partido es impulsada por el reverendo samuel rodrÍguez. a quien ya tenemos en vivo de

san luis obispo southward into l.a. and san diego.cool temperatures today. highs only in the mid-50s. tomorrow should be another mainly dry day with patchy morning fog and the rain comes back to friday. look out for some gusty winds and heavy rain in the coastal mountains for this upcoming weekend. the time right now is . moafs s ter >>> the plan to build a ballpark near the oakland estuary cleared a big financial hurdle. the city council committee voted to move forward on fundingo an environmental impact review. the vote was pushed up so the full city council can decide tuesday whether to pay for that report. but a councilmember has some reservations. he wants a guarantee from as co-owner or major league baseball that they will consider keeping the team in oakland. he says bringing the raiders to oakland from los angeles ended up costing millions of dollars because attendance never met expectations. more local news in half an hour and the "today" show returns in less than a minute. have a great morning. we'll see you back in a bit. >

eight inches in san luis obispo.ive more than 20 feet of snow through wednesday. in northern california, more than 280,000 customers are without power. in spokane, washington, the treacherous ice caused a chain-reaction pileup that never seemed to end. meteorologists say these huge rain totals are because of a weather system just south of hawaii. >> the pineapple express is something that takes warm, subtropical moisture and streams it into the area, sometimes lasting for days. >> reporter: engineers are fighting mother nature by building large storm basins to funnel the floodwater. this is one of many enlarged debris basins. and this is really the front lane of defense. excavation crews are trying to remove as much mud as possible. but there's a chance they could become overwhelmed. la canada, california, streets are protected with concrete barriers in case the mud starts flowing again like it did in february, when it washed away homes and cars. torrential rains are predicted all week for what is supposed to be sunn

obispo, calif., john, good morning. hang on. i want to take another call. john, we will get you. caller: yeah, i was calling -- what they are selling in stores and how it affects teenagers? host: can you say that again? caller: the synthetics that they are selling at the stores, if that is harmful for teenagers to use? guest: yes, it is an activator. it can affect the system just like marijuana. it's a relatively new form of consumption. we do not have sufficient data with respect to the specifics in terms of its potency and whether or a mixture of compounds. at this time, we do not have sufficient information. host: john, you are on the line. go ahead. caller: i appreciate you and your show every morning. the issue of legalizing, or even marijuana -- there's a lot of emphasis on it. quite frankly, and i and my mid- 50s, well educated, middle income. as a single parent, i raise my daughter to look at that more than over-the-counter drugs, or even something prescribed. she is a college graduate at this point and successfully working. it seems there's a lot of emphasis on this mari

spots, but most of the action clearly here on the statewide radar view is swinging from san luis obispo southown towards los angeles. you can see scattered showers around the santa cruz mountains. things dried out around san francisco. notice the north bay really drying out. we'll see some misty skies at times, eventually skies clearing later on today, setting us up for two dry days before the rain comes back in for saturday. >> to find occupant if you need a hat logon to weather.com 24 hours a day. >>> coming up next, it's not who you think. the highly detailed and realistic mask now being used by al th atcr's right after this. being used by criminals. [ female announcer ] with 45 published clinical studies, slim-fast gives you proven weight loss, not celebrities. so try the slim-fast 3-2-1 plan. the clinically proven way to lose weight now. slim-fast. who has time to slim slowly? to bring you a low-price medicare prescription drug plan called the humana walmart-preferred prescription plan. it's a new plan that covers both brand and generic prescriptions and has the lowest-priced natio