california coast this year. but nowhere has the damage been more threatening than in pacific ca. >> i love it here. this has been my dream all my life to live by the ocean. >> reporter: they have seen it all before. in 1998, the last time major el nino storms hit california, the bluffs here eroded so quickly, residents fled before one home tumbled into the ocean. other houses were knocked down before they too well off the cliff. in 2010, 2 of the apartment buildings were evacuated and condemned. the building condemned today seemed safer until the cliff again began falling away. >> the powerful winter storms that have been hitting california are predicted into march. draught. this threatened by costal erosion. >> they have a few months to worry about this. >>> oh yeah. all we've heard is how they need the water. the problem is, people don't want to live near the water. they want to be in the water. they want to be right there in the looking in. and they're going to fall in. so i hear. >> scary stuff. >>> it's not a great place to build. >>> where we are pretty perfect today. couldn't have been much b

snowfall to northeast california, northwest nevada and the lake tahoe region this afternoon through late tonight. continues with the next low pressure moving inland across the pacific northwest and northern california welcome back... we're following the oscar nominations going on right now. just for kids ... in fact there are now coloring books for adults ... and they're becoming quite popular. kolo 8 news now's matt vaughan has more on fad. the first commercially successful adult coloring books started showing up about 3 years ago ... but in just the last year they've really taken off. book stores are seeing an impact across the country ... including right here in the silver state. ... you can find adult coloring books just about anywhere. at stores like barnes and noble ... they are seeing them fly off the shelves. stock "it has become so popular, we can't keep the books in stock." but they're much different than the coloring books you might have grown up with. and intricate patterns ... you may find yourself spending a lot of time on a single page. stock "it does help you develop some fine motor skills that perhaps we've lost a little bit with that technology ag

to northeast california, northwest nevada and the lake tahoe region this afternoon through late tonight. && .short term... continues with the next low pressure moving inland across the pacific northwest and northern california airlines couldn't be happier with profits lately... a dollar for this... 20 dollars for that... and gas prices still low. >>> good morning. topping "america's money" -- the ongoing slump for stocks. >> the dow starts this trading day down 365 points. s&p 500 and nasdaq were off, too. >> and get this. since the start of the year, the average 401(k) plan has lost nearly $7,000. >>> u.s. airlines are soaring. in just the first threquarters of last year, the carriers had nearly $18 billion in profits. >> nose-diving fuel prices are so are all those extra fees. and it's unlikely we're going to get a break on those anytime soon. >>> get a load of this cholesterol delight. >> because the 15-1 burger is a load. that six-inch beef patty smothered in a huge helping of pulled pork, cheese, bacon, and fried onions. >> it will be sold at this sunday's seahawks-panters game this sunday. the price? $15.01. >> get it. >> yes. because the team is 15-1. >> you're a sma

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16,000, seismologists say there is an impending disaster coming this way. 70 miles off america's pacific california to vancouver island sits the fault line known as the cascada subduction zone, where the oceanianic plate is slowing being forced between the north americic plate. >> itt buckles. it buckles upward and gets pushed backward like a spring until eventually after a few hundred years it just has to let go. >> reporter: for 25 years oregon state geologist chris goldfinger has warned of the possibilily of disaster. he and oer scientists have been collecting core samples o sediment from the ococn floor. >> these sand layers that you can see are we believe past earthquakes. >> reporter: they discovered that major earthquakes happen here an average of every 240 years. the last major cascadea quake was 315 years ago. the big one, scientists say, is overdue. >> nothing that comres to magnitude nine e ethquake that north america has experienced in human history. happened in japan, fema estimates in that case a tsunami could hit some areas withinn 15 minutes. collapsed roads and bridges could cut of

rain and snow are moving into the pacific northwest and central california is getting rain now. and the clouds are pushing out ahead of that storm and arriving in the desert now. ............... we'll have more high clouds today with mid 50s and finally getting warmer by the weekend. i'll cover that coming up in your full forecast./// back to you! ((brian loftus)) > a metro police officer is facing felony charges this morning. ((kirsten joyce)) officer james burt is accused of domestic battery by strangulation and kidnapping. metro police aren't releasing alleged victim. the 41-year-old officer has been relieved of his duties without pay.. investigation. burt has been with the department since 2005. we've asked metro for more information on this case. as soon as we get more details, we'll update you./// ((brian loftus)) > we've also learned a former metro officer.. was just indicted by the justice department. richard scavone is accused of violating a person's civil rights, while trying to arrest them... as well as using excessive force.. and lying about the incident in a report.

here's what's going on -- the cloud coming in from the pacific into california. you get air from the pacific. that's coming in from a milder direction. those clouds will work their way into our sky. that will prevent the real big chill tonight. it will be cold. just not as cold. as these clouds -- they are pretty thin. that's why i think we'll have some sunshine tomorrow. that ma tern holds through -- pattern holds through the weekend. after that, the subtropical moves in and that will increase our chances for rain and that will pattern will hold for a few days. pretty decent chances of rain next week. mount charleston is going down lynn con county -- lynn lincoln county in the teens. for the las vegas valley, overnight, 31 for the low. some neighbors could sneak in the upper 20s, that would be the exception overnight tonight. you can look at the cloud as the culprit. 53 will be the high temperature tomorrow. that mixture of sun and cloud. seven-day forecast, even with all of the clouds around. should still be able to muster up 56 on sunday. by monday, we start ge

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from a storm hitting california and the pacific northwest today. ............. the rain and snow will focus on california... then we have a chance of showers in the weekend forecast. the models keep delaying the timing and now it looks like frs announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by folgers. folgers in your cup! >>> a snowboarder's avalanche could trigger a major legal fight. >> ahead, we'll hear from a man who survived being buried in snow only to face possible criminal charges. >>> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning." announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by brookdale. i'm there for bessie. i'm there for ray. ted loved baseball. dr. phil likes to watch football. renne, who wants sloppy joe on the menu every day. rosie's my best friend. evelyn likes to dance. harriett wants her fried shrimp as well. alice anne likes vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup and rainbow sprinkles. they give me so much back. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's

california, northwest nevada and tahoe region this afternoon through late tonight. the storm parade continues with the next low pressure moving inland across the pacific northwest and northern california later today and tonight. the latest guidance trends favored more precip pushing farther south into eastern california to near highway 50. as a result, we added northeast california and the tahoe region to the winter weather advisory. while we are still anticipating a longer period of steady light to moderate snow in areas north of susanville and gerlach, for the northern sierra and tahoe basin we will likely receive a shorter period of more intense snow during even a possibility for localized snowfall reaching advisory levels in western mono county if this wetter trend is maintained. for the reno-carson vicinity, a short period of light rain is appearing more likely for late tonight, with some snow mixing in above 5000 feet but little to no accumulation expected. a new state contract will help put laptops into the hands of thousands of nevada middle schoolers. oregon-based c-t-l will help implement the "nevada ready 21" program. schools can apply for competitive gra

precipitation is arriving onshore over northern california ahead of an upper low moving towards the pacific northwest. radio" traffic center. how's traffic looking so far? traffic running smoothly. no major delays on reno area highways. no major delays on highways in northern california. back to you in the studio. thanks very much mike. anim grisly new details are coming out this morning regarding a murder case out of humboldt county. kolo 8 news now's matt vaughan joins us with the latest on what detectives are now learning. there have been a lot of developments in the murder of james erwin in just the past few weeks ... after the victim's wife ... along with another man ... were arrested in connection with the crime. ... detectives now say 57- year old pam erwin of elko .... and 52-year-old james melendez ... tried to encase james erwin's body in concrete when they buried him in a shallow grave. that grave was found in the foothills south of golconda last year. erwin was arrested on january 5th on murder killing her husband with a carving knife back in 2003. melendez was arrested last mon

from coast to coast we go, another system is developing around the pacific and that will start to push onshore around sections of california, pacific northwest heading into the weekend. we have a cold front that's starting to get its act together around the nation's mid-section. we will see more snow spreading into the upper midwest and coast it looks like at least through the weekend the mid-atlantic will get a good dose of wet weather while wintry mix will be experience ed experienced rain showers. here at home, going into sunday, more clouds and sunshine and early next week we will start to warm up. in the tropics, we are watching an area, believe it or not, even though the hurricane season is over, we won't see tropical activity throughout the year and close to bermuda we have a nontropical spin that has a low chance to develop over the next couple of days and producing maximum winds and best chance to develop will be for the middle part of next week around the middle of the atlantic ocean. no boating advisory for the keys and happening at 12:23 and key largo at 12:46. average in the 80s, scattered showers tonight, ext

satellite and radar, what we're watching is this system right here, right off the pacific, battered california with heavy rains jumped the rockies and pushes east, turns toward the left and bring heavy weather into our area overnight tonight into sunday morning. temperatures later on, as you can see it's going to be a cloudy day for the most part, there could patchy drizzle from time to time, mainly cloudy. 4:00 p.m. temperatures, 50 degrees, low 50s south and east, upper 30s and low 40s, north and west, warm front having a difficult time making its way into the viewing area. it will get through overnight tonight and the heavy rains move in along with it. 6:00 a.m. you can see the heavier rains north and west of philadelphia. temperatures already at that point are in the mid to upper 50s. this will continue through lunchtime. by afternoon we'll see the skies brighten up a little bit. mainly cloudy conditions, a few peeks of sunshine, there could leftover scattered showers, as well, temperatures in the mid 60s, they crash sunday night into monday morning. we'll see temperatures, that's probably

pacific. it has to roll through california and the desert southwest. we will see if it will be a major event or if it things farther to the south and we don't get anything out of it. that is possible. right now we are leaning close to the possible big event for us on monday and tuesday. tonight temperatures in the teens and 20s. you guys are above the zero mark. this evening, for much of the metro area and the i-25 corridor, mostly clear skies. tomorrow morning will be beautiful with wall-to-wall sunshine. temperature readings in the low to mid 50s around the denver metro area and beyond. 60s for the eastern plains and 30s in the mountains. low 40s out west. maybe a couple of spots touching 60 degrees, littleton i am looking at you. it will be 30s and 40s around the foothills. northern colorado will be comfortable as the temperatures search to the 50s. again, the warm up continues into friday. the wind will pick up just a bit. if you live near the foothills, it may be gusty for you folks. saturday, for most of the day, it will be beautiful. it will be

minneapolis, 10 chicago. 20s dc through new york city and boston. 40s atlanta, memphis. 50s in california. pacific northwest, 40, getting rain, wintery mixing from california up through portions of oregon and washington. also dealing with the lake affect snow impacting portions oh of the northeast and inlands areas. hurricane season does not start until june 1st. though we are outside of the hurricane season, the hurricane center is watching this area, over in the eastern atlantic for a medium potential of subtropical development. % chance as it moves to the -- 50% chance as it moves to the northeast. we will let you know as everything progresses. its not something we have to worry about. will be returning, a warm front and area of low pressure in the gulf will bring the rain back in the forecast with limited sunshine, and we are see highs in the 80s with storms around on friday. as we head in to the weekend it's looking unsettled, warm and humid saturday with storms and looking soggy for sunday. today, the high climbing to 73 degrees, and we are seeing a small craft caution in place for you boate

the pacific northwest, california getting drenched. and as we take a look at the national temperature map, 1 degree in chicago. 5below minneapolis. d.c. 20s. atlanta, memphis, 37 in dallas. so very fortunate to be waking certainly the envy of the nation with this weather. better small craft advisory sea heights 5-7 choppy. lows in the 50. some inland areas could get done to upper 40s. not as cool 72 degrees and sprinkles much milder thursday, 76. 78 scattered storms friday and another cold front ushers bullies in the 50s and highs in the 60s for the weekend. >>> starting off on i-95, and that stalled car that had the right lane blocked off northbound at miami gardens drive cleared up. so both the nor bound and southbound into the golden glades interchange looking great. but we still have the dent on florida turnpike northbound at 112th avenue blocking the roadway. travel time almost half an hour from 288 street to thedon sh of after that it slows down a bit as you approach around k%ndall drive and bird road up to # 3614 minutes for tha

our satellite radar map shows we've had a system moving into northern california and the pacific northwest bringing some rain and wintry mix to that area. we're also tracking another potential system off in the pacific that could reach the pacific northwest later this week -- but for now, back here in southern nevada -- there is about a 20- percent chance of showers tomorrow -- ......................... let's also talk about these winds expected to move through here by tomorrow -- up at mount charleston look at this, gusty winds potentially 30- miles per hour or greater -- by tomorrow morning -- also some winds down at primm and the colorado river valley -- winds in the teens there -- and some gusty winds in the teens at boulder city. our winds in las vegas are looking relatively calm -- but expecting some fairly windy conditions all around our area for the next few days. ........................... mount charleston tomorrow -- a high of 44 degrees 40- percent chance of snow -- a lot of you might have the day off since it's a holiday and thinking of heading up there -- if you do make sure

rain and snow are moving into the pacific northwest and central california is getting rain now. clouds are pushing out ahead of desert now.... but won't bring us rain. ............... toda >>> the national guard is deployed to help tackle the drinking water crisis in flint, michigan. >> why the state government's response is being compared to hurricane katrina. >> the news is back in the morning right here on "cbs this morning.". hi, i'd like to make a dep-- scanner: rescan item. rescan, rescan. rescan item. vo: it happens so often you almost get used to it. phone voice: main menu representative. representative. representative. vo: which is why being put first... relax, we got this. vo: ...takes some getting used to. join the nation. nationwide is on your side representative. hey, remember the game when i set the rookie passing record? how about when i had three events in one night? well, i've been working on my new superhero move all day! we're non stop, we've gotta have our extra protein. oikos triple zero greek non fat yogurt has 15 grams of protein. zero added sugar, zero ar

pacific. southern california and the latest radar pictures showing that rain is not letting up yet. a wave of storms nearly the entire length of the state of california is marching relentlessly eastward with the heaviest rains today in the extreme southern parts of that state. >>> well, there are widespread doubts about north korea's claim of a hydrogen bomb test. experts think it was another type of nuclear device but still has the international community upset with north korea. even china, its closest ally. more now from abc's lana zak. >> reporter: not likely a hydrogen bomb. that's the latest word from the intelligence community. [ speaking a foreign language ] this south korean lawmaker saying a hydrogen bomb should have registered at least 50 kilotons of power. >> it looks like this was more around 6 or 7 kilotons. far too small to be even a failed h bomb. >> reporter: here's why, a times more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped on hiroshima or nagasaki. it has never been used in war. still, north korea was celebratory on the eve of leader kim jong-un's birthday. [ speaking

precipitation is arriving california ahead of an upper low moving towards the pacific northwest. precipitation will spread over northeast california, the northern sierra and western nevada this morning. the main mechanism for the precipitation today will be warm air advection /warm frontal with no cold air behind the system for california/western nevada, although the sierra will see a brief period of orographically- enhanced precip this afternoon and early evening. the back edge of the waa is sharp warming just off the northern california coast. finally, snow levels are currently around 5500 feet, plus or minus a few hundred feet, over northeast california and western nevada. snow levels should remain fairly steady this morning with the warm air advection precipitation. however, snow levels should jump 500 to 1000 feet by early to mid afternoon as the precipitation ends, especially away from the sierra crest where orographically- enhanced precipitation does not hold down snow levels. as far as snowfall amounts above 5500-6000 feet today, they remain on track with up to around 6 in

but now a ridge of high pressure has set up off the southern california coast blocking those pacific storms and keeping them pattern. ......... and when that happens - the storms get rung out over the sierra and we get very little left for us here in the desert and that is just what has been happening now. .................. california has been getting so more rainfall and much needed snow... that's great news... and northern nevada has been getting a little, too.... but really nothing left for the desert after the mountains get done with these storms. ................. there's been rain in the deep south... and more artic cold in the northern plains. the chiefs and the patriots missed that super cold air... and even the heavier early morning rain brought into the northeast from a nor'easter set up at the end of the week. .......... those early morning showers were over by midday and gametime was cool, but dry. thank goodness because the stadium has no roof. the game ended with temps in the mid 30s. ................ as karen castro said, a lot of folks still wanting to head up to the

el nino storms lined up over the pacific started soaking california with light rain yesterday, but forecasters say a series of stronger systems are expected to arrive today. as much as 15 inches of rain could fall in the drought ridden state over the next 2 weeks with about 2 feet of snow expected in nevada mountains. to washington state now where a united airlines plane slid off an icy runway at the spokane international airport this morning. no injuries are reported. the flight was bound for denver. law enforcement is monitoring the occupation of an organ wildlife refuge where a group is protesting it calls -- what it calls government overreach of the sentencing of a father and son for setting a controlled burn on federal land. they returned to prison yesterday and john blackstone has the latest. john: this began as a peaceful protest and took an unfortunate turn when some of those folks broke off and began an armed occupation at the wildlife refuge. there was not a single law surrounds of the wildlife refuge headquarters. but the county sheriff, david ward, has a message for those occupying

you'll remember last year, jenner rear-ended a traffic on california's pacific coast highway that car was then slammed by a third vehicle. jenner also struck a fourth vehicle. but jenner isn't in the ar. she's facing a lawsuit from another driver involved. a startling new theory on o-j simpson-- the doctor featured in the movie "concussion" says simpson likely has a brain disease... after all those years playing football. here's abc's ryan smith to explain how that disease may explain simpson's behavior. < nats - "if the glove don't fit, you must acquit" (nats of glove) he's the most infamous football player in sports history ... (nats) acquitted of double murder... oj simpson's trial for the brutal murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman ... now inspiring the new tv series "the people vs oj simpson".... nats fx show trailer, if need nat sound look at gooding, jr, 0:40: "you want to make this a black, thing, well i'm not black, i'm oj." this morning, "trial of the century," an neuropathologist: 14:43:00 "oj simpson, is more likely than not suffering from cte" dr. bennet omalu

mainly affecting the pacific northwest and northern california. ............................... ..................... rain has been in northern california all day with it changin over to stnow in taho and the northern sierras here. bring more snow to the north part of the state. chances tonight here are slim. but we could see chance of some snow shower in the mountains tomorrow. ............................... .................. any rain chances that pop up here in futurecast will just be virga and evaporate before hitting the ground. saturday next system comes in bring mainly clouds snow and showers to the north. ............................... .................... if you're taking an early weekend. here's your travelers forecast with mainly sunny skies from la to phoenix. low to mid 60's for san diego. can get san franciso is going to stay wet tomorrow and this weekend 55 the high with rain likely. ............................... ........................ here's the forecast. 40 by morning. more clouds overnight and not as cold. light winds stay that way. tomorrow 57 for the high wit

a pacic orm stem is sping rain and high-elevaonnow into the pacific nohwest and to california. that storm system is hding toward the east. today, ware in the warm region ahead of that storm. e warmth will become better tablished tomorrow to make for a pair of beautifully warm days. th the cold front will pass on sunday, and we get a reali check.nearly a of southeastern colorado will warm into the 50s this afternoon. sarday comes with me sunshi, but ouds will begi ineasing in the afternn. highs ll be in the hh 50s and lower 60 the clouds will grow thick on suith highs ranging fr mid- 40so near0. we met a fewpots of rain sund afternoon from denver to coloradoprgs to pueblo to tridad. don't be sprised iu little light sprinkle if you go to the broncos andatriots game in denver on sunday afternoon. any in wl change to snow sundayig. snow will increase on monday with colr 30s for highs. some lht snow can lier into clearing begins tuesday afternoowith the sun returng there'a abo town,oncoon everybo's mind as we head into a-f- championship weekend.. ....denver is ying to stay level- he

and a storm system stretching from the pacific northwest through california on the west coast. still dealing with the lake- effect snow moving into the northeast we could see an additional two feet of snow in some spots there and in the new england areas as well. in for a weather roller coaster ride. so the return of the rain tomorrow warming up as we head into your friday. storms around in fact could see strong storms tomorrow night into friday. saturday we continue with the 80s and spotty storms. sunday right now, could be quite soggy. for today, we are going to see the high level clouds with highs in the low 70s. yesterday we only reached the 60s. boaters small craft caution, moderate chop on the bays, inland areas upper 50s. tomorrow you will need your umbrellas again and we will see a chance for storms around friday with 82. sunday 80 before we see temperatures drop down a bit for early next week. let's get a check of your traffic right now with vanessa. >> reporter: traffic alert on i- 95 southbound at northwest 7th street. southbound at 79, and general purpose lanes as w

southern californa again from another pacific storm system. ............................... ....... california has been very active today with severe thunderstorms reported. evening tornado warning near escondido and near san diego. rain continues to migrate to the northeast. ............................... ....... we're getting the leading edge of that moisture again. through south valley, but expecting more as we head into the evening. ............................... .......... so here's what to expect tonight and tomorrow. more evening rain, but this time we think we'll have more winds kick up with breezy winds. up to .20" of rain is possible by morning. yesterday we got .25 of an inch. 3 to 6 inches of new snow expected 5,000 feet. 6 to 9" above 8,500 feet.<))) ((dave courvoisier)) > a change in the works: teachers are dealing with new health plans. ((paula francis)) > how the change is affecting their wallets... plus: ((mauricio marin)) > i'm in arizona just over the state line.. where people are racing to get a ticket for tonight's giant powerball jackpot. i'll tell you about the powerba

back weest more precip staying in the pacific northwest and california. clipping northern nevada but not quite reaching us. we do have a parade of storms out on the pacific we're tracking. but futurecast keeping all of them this time to the north and away from the southwest. one after the other. there could be chance saturday with more clouds coming in. ............................... .................... right now no echoes on the radar, but satellite showing some thick clouds over us right now. but clearing behind this which we'll see in a few hours. ............................... ................. futurecast shows storm after storm hitting the west coast mainly affecting our friends to the north, but saturday some models saying we could get a slight chance of an isolated shower from this one, but mainly in the mountains. ............................... ................... morning temps again cold in the 30's through many neighborhoods with 20's possible in aliante and anthem. certainly out in summerlin and nellis. ............................... ......

southern californa again from another pacific storm system. ............................... ....... california has been very active today with severe thunderstorms reported. evening tornado warning near escondido and near san diego. rain continues to migrate to the northeast. we're getting the leading edge of that moisture again. had a few showers that passed through south valley, but expecting more as we head into the evening. ............................... .......... so here's what to expect tonight and tomorrow. more evening rain, but this time we think we'll have more winds kick up with breezy winds. up to .20" of rain is possible by morning. yesterday we got .25 of an inch. 3 to 6 inches of new snow expected 5,000 feet. 6 to 9" above 8,500 feet.<))) ((paula francis)) looking forthe best at c-e-s.tranya bhoolsuwan has been ouring the show floor... d found the one tecgadget wake up in your first home. wake up in a home you've made a bit bigger. wake up in a home with a new address. wake up in a home that doesn't even have an address. as your life evolves, your dream home evolves too, and p

we are watching an area of low pressure to the pacific northwest and high pressure sitting off central and southern california. high pressure will prevail for the next week - pushing daytime highs into the upper 60's as we approach next weekend. low pushing back into southern nevada by late saturday. sunday, low pressure will close over the valley chances for rain to the area into next monday. for now, with sunny skies and breezy conditions. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk the driver blamed car crash last august is due in court for her preliminary hearing. metro police say angela bashay was speeding down sunset on august 10th, when her car clipped another car near paradise road. five vehicles were involved in the crash. local mother, 39- year-old christine robinson was killed. bashay's car flipped over and landed on its roof. bashay initially told police a semi

pacific to know to fight coastal erosion. strong storms in 1998 booted several homes off this cliff. in 2010 two buildings were evacuated and condemned. this season, torrential downpours might help relieve california's historic drought, but pacific ka is feeling the downside, quite literally. >> el nino pretty much guarantees we'll have more numerous storms. that's a pounding effect on the coastal area and more chances for beach erosion. >> reporter: for michael mchenry, it's not just his home but his life that seems to be collapsing. street. this ocean, if it wants us, it's going to come take us. we don't have the power to slow it down or stop it. >> reporter: he's moving his belongings but has no place else to stay, in this town tired of living on the edge. >>> south florida, 5:45 on this busy wednesday morning. we need to jump into our live first alert doppler. you can see exactly what we're dealing with so far on this wednesday morning. we are beginning to see some heavy rainfall across western portions of broward county, and it continues to move towards the northeast. definititly want to grab the rain gear as you head out the door this morning. taking a zoomed-out look, moving at about 20 to 25

rain and snow are moving into the pacific northwest and central california is getting rain now. ............... really cold arctic air diving into the middle of the country and another shot coming late in the week will reinforce the extra cold temps. ............... we'll have more clouds today and warmer by the weekend. ((sherry swensk)) demetria obilor nhp reporting a very serious !zinjury accident on westbound summerlin parkway near rampart. technicians says access from town center was blocked off and traffic attempting to merge west from rampart was blocked off. anasazi looks like your best alternate to merge onto westbound summerlin parkway. police activity on the northbound side of i-15 at the sahara exit. < > > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) > the countdown is on to super bowl 50! you can watch the big game right here on channel 8 february 7th. ((brian loftus)) and stick around because 8 new now is giving away 25- hundred dollars during our special newscast after the game! to enter.. just head to las vegas now dot com and click the banner at the

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it is incredible drone video shot in the pacific in california. ust fall off due to erosion. nbc's gabe gutierrez is life for us in the pacific in california. it seems like it just falls, gabe, without any warning at all. >> hi there, francis. a simply amazing view out here and many residents are worried will what could come next. this coastal erosion is being blamed on el nino and several strong storms this area has seen, and an area that has seen many of these storms before. but now with the strong el nino, perhaps the strongest since 1998, they very worried about what could happen next. now, on friday the city manager here in pacifica declared a local state of emergency, and last night the city council approved an emergency declaration allowing the city to ask for state and federal funds to fight this coastal erosion. residents right now are going into their apartments and cleaning them out. the apartments have been yellow tagged. that means residents are allowed to get their belongings but not allowed to stay there overnight. we just spoke with

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mid-california up into the pacific northwest, a lot of they have another system that's made landfall bringing moisture 57 in san francisco today. as we head toward the great area. we had a clipper move through yesterday bringing snow and some serious squall lines to areas. today the lake-effect snow ramps back up through thursday, some areas near lake eerie could see a foot of snow. this is going strong in this area. new york today only 30 degrees, that little clipper moving out. we're in the 50s in atlanta, and the great lakes and pacific northwest really the two areas most active across the country today. it will be cold in the midwest over the next couple days so pack that winter gear. joel? >>> should be a great drive to the airport this morning. we are seeing clear roads on i- 70 and airport drive. trouble spots on i-70. >>> markets are looking up ahead of the open this morning after coming off gains yesterday. and there's something new for uber. >> reporter: tuesday was a good day on wall street, the dow closing up 117 points, and for the first time in over a week, the nasdaq c

. >>> we turn now to the crisis unfolding on the pacific coastline in california into yeah, a coastale of san francisco is collapsing, threatening hundreds of homes and the families who are in them. neal karlinksky is there with the latest for us. >> reporter: el nino's fury ripping apart a chunk of the coastline. a drone video catches a huge slab falling away. police have yellow tagged an entire apartment building telling residents to get out while they still can. did you sleep with one eye open? >> yeah, alert. time to go. >> reporter: take a look at this. this bluff in the city of pacifica battered by rough surf and pounding rains, leaving homes and businesses in danger of falling. just imagine if this was your balcony. underneath here, and the entire coastline continues to fall away with no end in sight. this home's patio is poking out with little support. pictures from before show the dramatic difference. despite the threat, some residents refusing to leave. >> you guys will have to physically drag me out. >> reporter: despite efforts to shore up the bluff, the people here know t

california and the southwest. the storm track is being fueled by el nino which causes above average temperatures in the pacific ocean. along the california coast, residents are preparing for the worst. potential floods and mudslides. west facing beaches can expect 20 to 30-foot waves on wednesday and thursday. >> it's a powerful surf and a lot of strong currents and possibility of local flooding for low lying areas. >> in oregon and southwest washington, snow and freezing rain are causing travel delays. an inch of snow fell in portland yesterday and a winter weather advisory is in effect until this morning. all city offices are closed today. >>> in the midwest, the mississippi river and other waterways that flooded last week have begun to back down, for the most part. along the river, areas remain under flood watches watches offer advisories, though. 25 deaths in the two states are blamed on the historically high water. 14 inches of rain. more flooding is expected in arkansas, tennessee, and kentucky. but not as bad as in missouri and illinois. >>> saudi arabia cut diplomatic ties with iran. the diplomatic dispute s

the latest storm powered by the pask ocean pacific ocean leaves southern california soaked. >>> stocks in china continue to tank and trading comes to a standstill triggering worries on >>> problems are piling up for chipotle. the fast food chain is now under criminal investigation tied to a health scare at one of its restaurants. >>> there is no winner in last night's $500,000 powerball drawing and that sets up a powerball set up for saturday night. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> later today the latest in the el nino triggered storms are expected to hit the california coast. the storm system doused california this week bringing torrential rain. floodwaterses and mud slides swamped roadways and trapped drivers from san francisco to danielle nottingham is in uhall, california. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. ten mobile homes in this community were evacuated. we are northwest of los angeles. a fire burned here over the summer and it left the area barren. the perfect conditions for m

we are watching an area of low pressure to the pacific northwest and high pressure sitting off central and southern california. high pressure will prevail for the next the upper 60's as we approach next weekend. low pressure begins pushing back into southern nevada by late saturday. sunday, low pressure will close over the valley bringing widespread chances for rain to the area into next monday. for now, today's high is 60 with sunny skies and breezy conditions. here's your fox5

if you can't follow these clouds, they are ripping across the pacific, and bringing all of the rain, into northern california, and the pacific northwest, with the mountain snows, and had is also bringing in a lot -- this is also bringing in a lot of mild to warm air off of the pacific. flooding into the u.s. and that cold, it stays there. it can't come down. the west to east flow with the jet will keep it up north. and we have a few clouds entering western maryland. that is in advance of a little warm front. but tonight, we will get a cold front to push through. notice by 11:30, 12:00, the snow showers break out in the mountains. most of it will stay west of the divide. and some areas, maryland, east of the divide, will see the flurries. and we could see a few flurries in the morning hours in the morning. but in the afternoon, breezy and sunny and chilly. highs tomorrow mid to upper 30s. with the wind chills in the 20s. and then, we are going to do a lot of melting. today, 43. 40. somewhere in that range. so low 40s. tonight, 30. a few clouds around. with the late flurries developing toward morning. tomorrow

we are watching an area of low pressure to the pacific northwest and high pressure and southern california. high pressure will prevail for the next week - pushing daytime highs into the upper 60's as we approach next weekend. low pressure begins pushing back into southern nevada by late saturday. sunday, low pressure will close over the valley bringing widespread chances for rain to the area into next monday. for now, today's high is 60 with sunny skies and breezy conditions. here is a look at here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and instead of swimming with fishes, your next instead of fishes, your next could be filled bottles. economic forum released a report saying plastic waste is on track to take over the 20-50. plastic increased since 1964 by 20 times and the rate is only expected to multiply in the coming decades. only about 5 percent of plastic is recycled, while 40 percent end up in landfills and a third land into the oceans. check your credit card bills right now!! yeah...its not an

back weest more precip staying in the pacific northwest and california. clipping northern nevada but not quite reaching us. we do have a parade of storms out on the pacific we're tracking. but futurecast keeping all of them this time to the north and away from the southwest. one after the other. there could be chance saturday with more clouds coming in. ............................... .................... right now no echoes on the radar, but satellite showing some thick clouds over us right now. but clearing behind this which we'll see in a few hours. ............................... ................. futurecast shows storm after storm hitting the west coast mainly affecting our friends to the north, but saturday some models saying we could get a slight chance of an isolated shower from this one, but mainly in the mountains. ............................... ................... morning temps again cold in the 30's through many neighborhoods with 20's possible in aliante certainly out in summerlin and nellis. ............................... ..................

here is the satellite-radar picture heading out to the pacific northwest, northern california, san francisco, getting some much-needed rain. here in the east, before a southwest wind aloft carrying mexico. this swath of low pressure is coming in. that will kick all this moisture out. we clearing skies appear much improvement a lot of wet weather through north carolina, south, georgia and into florida. here with the winds coming in from the north and west, we'll kick out that cloud cover and precipitation. yesterday, you may have heard there was a tornado that touched down in northern lauderdale. there was another tornado that touched down today in pompano beach just north of ft. lauderdale, palm beach county. it was actually one mile south of ocean ridge, florida. the tornado yesterday, winds 90 to 100 miles per hour. there were reports of damage as cross the florida turnpike just north of broward county. this one caused some damage to some homes but no injuries reported but it has been a couple of violent days of thunderstorms down in south florida. for us, we have adeep trough of low press

the midwest and the big g tional weather story is that the west coast all the way up through california pacific northwest getting soaked with potential for flooding and mudslides due to el nio. >>> for us we'll see the return of the sunshine that we're missing yesterday. and we will see just a few clouds in the mix. >> warming up, temperatures climbing back to the upper 70s. as we head into friday, still warm with stray showers about a and the rain chance goes up for the weekend. so 40% chance. monday next week we could see some showers on tuesday, as well. for today, highs around 78 degrees. so we will certainly be warmer in comparison to the past few days. a dangerous high risk of rip currents at the beach. that is through tomorrow evening. boaters seas 2-4. lows low to mid-60s. extended forecast showing through the weekend highs back in the 80s. mix of sun and showers. cooler next week lows in the low 60s highs in the low to mid- 70s. >>> i-95 at northwest it's looking good in both directions. we have a handful of accidents in miami-dade to worry about. northeast 12th avenue blocked read roa

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