. >> it's happening at e park city mountain resort in utah. sticking points are pay and benefits. the strike leaves hundreds of trails off limits and long lines for the ones that are open right at the height of ski season. liz kreutz reports. >> reporter: long lift lines, fewer runs, and frustrated skiers up have been the norm in park city utah since the strike just after christmas. peter and his family travelled to minnesota just before new year's to find the ski version of gridlock. >> do you feel dooped? >> completely duped. >> reporter: he says no one told them about the strike. >> it wasn't until we went out to ski the next day after check-in that we saw lines that were hundreds and hundreds of people long and very limited amounts of runs and lifts that were open. >> reporter: many other visitors reporting similar experiences. >> a lot of people pay a lot of money in order to come here, and those people are not getting the experience that they're paying for because it's not properly staffed. >> reporter: the union representing around 200

strike by ski patrol at one of north america's largest ski resorts has shut down the majority of the park city'st. right now, this is happening during its busiest time of the ski city. the park city professional ski association, which represents 200 patrol members and mountain safety staffers, is demanding higher wages and says they have not seen enough progress in the ten months of negotiations to go back to work. what this means if you're heading to ski, only 99 of park city's 350 trails were open over the weekend. just 26 of 41 lifts were operating. a spokesperson for vail resorts, which owns park city, said this, "we're opening the terrain we can open safely with the staff that we have. " >>> and if you are driving to lower or midtown manhattan anytime soon, it is going to cost you. new york city's new and controversial congestion toll is officially in effect after decades of battles over efforts to help ease traffic on some of the busiest streets really in the world. it's the first ever toll of this kind in the country. drivers will have to pay $9 to go below 60th street during peak hours.

he admits that the city will never be able to get rid of all large rv's parked along city streets. but he says the current arrangement is unsustainable. if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable, permanent place to live in rv. >> the city currently has a dozen locations across san jose where plans to step up parking enforcement and more than a dozen other spots that they are currently considering taking additional action in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> alright, weather time here as we get a live look over san francisco where it has been dry and warm, in fact that we're breaking records. it's that warm we have to remind ourselves, it is january. >> lauren? yeah, hard to believe, right? we had some record breaking heat around the bay area today. temperatures just really warm. >> outside around the bay area looks like that is going to be the case, although we may begin to cool things down, least in some spots. i think as we head in toward tomorrow, of course, it looks like those things are going to change

he admits that the city will never be able to get rid of all large rv's parked along city streets. but he says the current arrangement is unsustainable. if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable, permanent place to live in rv. the city currently has a dozen locations across san jose where it plans to step up parking enforcement and more than a dozen other spots that they are currently considering taking additional action in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> still ahead, the warriors hit the road tonight facing pistons in detroit next. in sports, dan door. well, let us know if undermanned dub squad. know if undermanned dub squad. get it done in the motor city. dupixent can help people with asthma breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. and this. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it's not for sudden breathing problems and doesn't replace a rescue inhaler. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help r

most of america's biggest ski resorts remain closed today in park city, utah, because resort workersstrike. visitors have been sharing videos and social media showing the hours-long waits to get on ski lifts today about a 3rd of those lifts are closed. 2 thirds of park city ski trails are shut down as well. the park city professional ski patrol association says that vail resorts has not responded to its demands. the union is pushing for a based wage increase from 21 to $23 an hour. self-driving cars convenience and innovation. but for one guy in california, recent right in a turned into a very bizarre and frustrating ordeal of fed of a nice smooth trip to the airport in scottsdale. the car glitched and it started to drive around in circles for several minutes. leaving the guy inside their dizzy and stranded. the passenger said the car did 10 circles in a row. and when the company's customer service tried to help, he says things only got worse. >> and it was just going in the circles like around 6th time. that feeling was very uncomfortable where you're strapped in. you can open the d

side parks are open and they want to walk through cityer hours to get to their home on the other side of ninth street th is allowable and you can see here again a little bit chopped up at section 3.2 1c4 will extend that allowance to traverse parks going from one end to the other into the parks code section 3.21 with that staff does recommend approval of the code amendment and request that the title board approve the resolution in front of it today recommending to the board of supervisors approval of the draft ordinance amending the park code to apply the code to properties owned and managed by the recreation and parks department and to include under that dti why vi parks rec and park is currently working with the city attorney to finalize the ordinance in substantially the form that you've seen in front of you here today. they expect rec and park will introduce the ordinance to the board they're currently seeking legislative sponsor sometime in early 2025 if the board does pass this resolution today, the resolution will be forwarded to t

sundance film festival is well underway in park city, utah. about the national geographic documentary titled sally. it tells the story and hidden secret life of sally ride, the first american woman in space. >> this one day in 1985. it just turned and i realized i was in love with her, and she was in love with me. and we stayed together for 27 years. >> this is a film that is for anyone who's ever had, had to hide part of themselves to follow their dreams. >> so i really wanted the real story of sally, because she was so private that lotf aspects of her life are not known to, you know, young kids or even adults. >> the festival has been full of surprises. >> my dad actually had his first movie premiere here in like 2005, and i actually came. so it feels like i think i've always associated this place with home. >> it's my first time being here at sundance, you know, and being able to come with a film like this is just, you know, really grateful. super. >> each film hosting a star studded red carpet premiere. >> i'm so thrilled. this is my first

park city says it's using management and nonunion staff to stay open. >> we are opening the lifts and can safely with the people we have. >> reporter: but visitors say few slopes are open, and it's caused not only huge crowds but safety concerns. >> most of your skiing, you can look left to right and you see a ski patrol. that was not the case when we were skiing. >> reporter: in a statement, park city apologized for the long waits and limited terrain and blamed the union for the debacle. writing, by choosing tho strike during the peak holiday they hurt their neighbors. patroller wages more than 50% d over the past four seasons. but employees say they can't afford the cost of living in this expensive mountain town. >> like all mountain towns, it's extremely expensive to live here. we would just like to see the company acknowledge that and pay people so they can afford to be a part of this community. >> lots of frustrated folks on all sides of this, liz. any signs they may be coming to some sort of resolution? >> craig, a mediator has been brought in to hopefully bridge the gap between

. >> parked along city streets. we're going to hear from san jose's mayor mahan about his plan to remove the encampment. plus, the house passes an immigration measure named after laken riley. a student was attacked and killed on a university campus. we are learning new details now of a homicide case in the north bay santa rosa. police say that they found 4 people dead inside a home yesterday evening. >> officers making that grim discovery during a welfare check at a house on monarch court just west of downtown santa rosa. the victims are from the same family. and according to police, it is a shooting related incident. police say this time incident is very unusual for this quiet neighborhood. >> this neighborhood is a 55 and over mobile home community. it's very quiet, very peaceful. and this is highly unusual for santa rosa will help. sarah's is a very safe community. and in 2024, we only had 2 homicides. >> officers haven't revealed the cause of death yet. they say an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. >> in the so

. >> reporter: be sure to bring your park city park up because monday's forecast in the nation's capital is calling for a high of just 23 degrees at a low of just ten. what's more, brutal winds are expected to really whip things up across the city making temperatures feel more like they are going to be in the single digits, which is why this inauguration day is moving inside. employees with just 72 hours to move the set up inside. lawmakers are -- their offices have even less time than that to tell their constituents some of you won't be able to attend. no crowing about crowd sizes this time as barely more than 2000 people are expected to pack the capitol rotunda for the cold-weather inaugural ceremony backup plan. which we have not seen since ronald reagan in 1985, and for those of you wondering the last time it happened before that was 76 years before that for william taft in 1909. so there. the president-elect writing on truth social, i don't want to see people hurt or injured in any way, it's dangerous conditions for the tens of thousands of law enforcement, first responders, police

he admits that the city will never be able to get rid of all large rv's parked along city streets. he says the current arrangement is unsustainable. if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable, permanent place to live in your rv. the city currently has a dozen locations across san jose where it plans to step up parking enforcement and more than a dozen other spots that they are currently considering taking additional action in san jose. charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast as we look live at the view from mount tam gala's back. she's talking about our weather and the fact that it's going to get really cold >> cold mornings and we're also going to be breezy. but afternoons are going to be sunny and mild due to the offshore winds that we've been talking about. the offshore winds in southern california. we are going to get some offshore winds as well. so let's head over to the big wall here. a live look over at the east bay hills. mostly clear tonight. and that is due to those

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is officially underway in park city, utah. >> i have the privilege of being a part of the disney powerllective, which actually what that means is that they brought together some of us, the most influential black creators, to help them spread the gospel of everything that is disney. >> it's nice to come and do something different and experience this because i've never experienced it before. a lot of people that look le me don't either. >> the walt disney company is welcoming festival attendees to the disney house to get out of the cold. >> i am in a disney snow globe right now, feeling like a disney princess. >> and to see a preview of what's ahead. >> welcome to the hulu lounge. thank you. you're watching a tv show called paradise. >> they're showing you like paradise, a brand new series that's coming out with that. sly lives with this incredible documentary by questlove. the delhi boys have had an incredible impact here as well. all these little things can help make sundance special. >> the sundance film festival runs through february 2nd. george pennacchio on the red carpet at the su

the city of san jose estimates that there are about 2000 oversized rv type vehicles parked on city streetst all of those are occupied, but in some places like here, a long tunnel with avenue, a group of rv's that are being used as housing. >> have been parked here for weeks or even months after receiving numerous complaints from neighbors. the city is stepping up efforts to move these vehicles will be establishing tow away zones. and jose mayor matt mahan says they will start by asking nicely, give them ample time. >> to find another place to be. and and then we will. after 2 weeks be clearing the sites, hoping to avoid creating an endless game of whack a mole. the mayor says the city is working on finding permanent housing for the people who live here and possibly creating a place where these rv's can park long term. he admits that the city will never be able to get rid of all large rv's parked along city streets. but he says the current arrangement is unsustainable. if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable, permanent place

to speak with some of the stars of. >> the sundance film festival. 2025 is officially underway in park cityhe largest independent film festival in the united states. >> we're so excited to have over 150 projects. features, shorts, episodic, inclusive that will be launching this festival. >> this year's programing includes a diverse range of dramatic and documentary features and short films. >> well, i mean sundance of all places. i mean, and to open the festival. i'm not complaining. >> i mean, beyond i have i mean, not at all. i'm not mad at it at all, but it is beyond my wildest dreams. >> it's so exciting. and i don't think i don't think i've ever been in the opening premiere at sundance. we were thrilled to get that invitation. >> one of the highlights from day one, the documentary sly lives. >> i've been coming here since 2000, and i always thought just the highlight of coming here was like djing a party or my band performing. never. i thought we'd be in this sort of context. so, you know, we're enjoying it. >> if you missed the documentary at sundance, no problem. it will premiere feb

2025 is officially underway in park city, utah. >> i have the privilege of being a part of the disneyat means is that they brought together some of the most influential black creators to help them spread the gospel of everything that is disney. >> it's nice to come and do something different and experience this because i've never experienced it before. a lot of people that look like me don't either. >> the walt disney company is welcoming festival attendees to the disney house to get out of the cold. >> i am in a disney snow globe right now, feeling like a disney princess. >> and to see a preview of what's ahead. >> welcome to the hulu lounge. thank you. watching a tv show called paradise. >> they're showing you like paradise, a brand new series that's coming out with that sly lives with this incredible documentary by questlove uh. the delhi boys have had an incredible impact here as well. all these little things, man helped make sundance special. >> the sundance film festival runs through february 2nd. george pennacchio on the red carpet at the sundance film festival. >> coming up ne

of was underway, and it was another star studded day in park city, utah, as george pennacchio shows usven a few new oscar nominees on the red carpet. >> the sundance film festival focuses on new voices and fresh perspectives, not just in its features and documentaries, but in all of its festivals. programing. >> representation for the community is more important than ever, and i think it's really important that we remind the world that we deserve to be in every story, whether it's film, television and beyond. >> you know, at a time where diversity is now a controversial subject, i think it's even more important for artists to come together and try to create the world that we want to see. >> everywhere you look, you will spot a familiar face. here in park city. >> the gems you discover here, and the legacy of the of the festival and the environment that you're in, it just informs all of us. >> my definition of an independent film is a film that almost doesn't get made because it's that hard. and then to see it here. i don think there's any festival like it in the world. >> now we have s

. >>> would-be skiers and snowboarders on the park city resort this week. some of them stood in line for hours to get onto the ski lift, facing an ongoing ski patrol park. where they met on january 1 and still a lot of work to do to meet the demands for the fair contract. >>> and set to reopen less than two weeks after causing 150-foot section on the wharf to collapse into the ocean. and it has been closed ever since. engineers have been assessing the damage, where they say it is safe to open. the portion of the wharf that is still standing. it is what they expected and not a moment too soon for business owners who call it home. >> and we were hearing that it could be weeks, that they have to take over the wharf to deem it safe. >> and for many businesses, this is the busiest time of the year, to mark the reopening. >>> that's really nice. do we have some wave warnings? >> we have a high surf f advisory along the coast. the will not be nearly the level and that kind of damage. >> right. we will be seeing about 25-foot waves with this one, and that's the tim

had been embroiled in a federal corruption investigation dating back to her days on the baldwin park city council. she denies any wrongdoing. >> i mean have you ever accepted bribes? >> absolutely not. >> well, following our report this week the senate president pro tem announced he is reappointing rubio to that committee, telling cbs news california investigates, "senator rubio has headed up the insurance committee since 2019 and i have confidence in her expertise, her experience, and her ability to lead the committee while the state faces unprecedented challenges with the insurance market. no case has been filed by the u.s. attorney's office and no additional information is available." keep an eye on that one. >>> in washington, d.c. senators will soon decide whether or not to confirm president trump's pick to run the pentagon, pete hegseth. the defense secretary nominee has been accused of abusive behavior toward his second wife and excessive drinking. cbs news has confirmed hegseth told senators he paid $50,000 to a woman who accused him of sexual assault in 2017, but he denies any wr

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2025 is officially underway in park city, utah. >> i have the privilege of being a part of the disneyat they brought together some of us, the most influential black creators, to help them spread the gospel of everything that is disney. >> it's nice to come and do something different and experience this because i've never experienced it before. a lot of people that look like me don't either. >> the walt disney company is welcoming festival attendees to the disney house to get out of the cold. >> i am in a disney snow globe right now, feeling like a disney princess. >> and to see a preview of what's ahead. >> welcome to the hulu lounge. thank you. you're watching a tv show called paradise. >> they're showing you like paradise, a brand new series that's coming out with that sly lives with this incredible documentary by questlove. the delhi boys have had an incredible impact here as well. all these little things, man helped make sundance special. >> the sundance film festival runs through february 2nd. george pennacchio on the red carpet at the sundance film festival. >> all right. up nex

this comes just days after the city began putting notices on rvs parked on certain streets, informings they have two weeks to move or be towed. the city is cracking down on 30 sites near schools, parks and neighborhoods. and the number one question where am i going? i don't know. there's no place for them to go. homeless advocates are hpy this new safe parking site is opening up, but say it's not nearly enough. the city estimates there are nearly 2000 oversize vehicles on the streets. we need safe rv parking tomorrow. on the phone, we talked with teresa, who lives in an rv and is hoping she can move into the site since this is something that you're really looking forward to. i am very much looking forward to it because the streets are not safe anymore. it's terrible out here. it's very scary. councilman cohen says the new space also addresses concerns from neighbors who don't want rvs near places like parks. but there are going to be still a number of rvs out on the streets, because we don't have space for everybody, and we're going to have to continue looking to identify additional s

these scenes captured by a stormchaser on interstate 135 in park city, kansas. trucks, cars, tractor trailers hitting that icy overpass and losing control. in kansas city, watch as this tractor trailer helplessly slides from one end of the highway to the other and back again before crashing and folding like an accordion. south of st. louis -- tree branches caked in ice cracking, falling, and shattering to pieces. at least four dead so far on ice and snow-covered roads in the midwest. in downtown indianapolis, shaun white helping a stranger get back on the road. >> i was just getting gas. i could tell that she wasn't able to get to the parking lot, so we came over here, just to try to assist her to get out. >> reporter: the storm's affects stretching some 1500 miles from the midwest to the mid-atlantic. virginia state police reporting more than 200 accidents in a 12-hour period. treacherous driving around washington, d.c. schools closed, but congress in session, required by law to certify the results of the 2024 election today. the massive system hitting major air

jurisdiction, and 11 at the eaton, _ jurisdiction, and 11 at the eaton, and others at the palisades park, la city — getting testing because, if you believe somebody is missing, please — believe somebody is missing, please report it to your local law enforcement agency. right now with — law enforcement agency. right now with the sheriff's department we have 16 missing person— department we have 16 missing person reports. we have 12 in the eaton— person reports. we have 12 in the eaton and four in palisades, if there is any good news — palisades, if there is any good news there are no juveniles missihg _ news there are no juveniles missing within those numbers, but i _ missing within those numbers, but i know— missing within those numbers, but i knowjust coming here this— but i knowjust coming here this morning it sounds like we 'ust this morning it sounds like we just got— this morning it sounds like we just got dozens and dozens more _ just got dozens and dozens more i_ just got dozens and dozens more. i have to reconcile those numbers — more. i have to reconcile those numbers. we will report on

[000:00:00;00] the park keeps is ukraine's 2nd largest city. it's just 30 kilometers from the russian border. the air raid sirens are part of everyday life. oppression, missiles, drones, and light bones fly continually over the city. sometimes they are headed further inland, but often have cases to target. missiles fired from the closest florida. tony russia can strike the city in less than a minute. lena is one of many war widows, and had keith live in for her husband died on the front line for a long time, he was conceited, missing. it was months before his body was identified and a year before his remains could be brought to hark. if along with this box that says those are those that he's live with is over. so this here is very important to me. this swift i haven't ever watched it real quick. whenever i'm feeling down, i wrap it around myself and feel and it slows. took me also gave me the flag that was on his coffee, no further than bowie was on the throne. lena is a primary school teacher of the schools in harkey are closed because of the

about half of those will go up at san jose libraries, community centers and parks. cityof san francisco will also benefit. it will receive 15 million to pay for up to 300 charging ports and garages, lots and curbside locations. we may be in the thick of winter, butt's never too soon to think about our upcoming music festivals. organizers for bottlerock napa valley releasing the lineup today. a lot of recognizable names. legendary east bay band green day is headlining the opening day. justin timberlake and noel kahn are headlining the other days. some other notable acts on the list. sublime, ice cube, and cage the elephant. more than 80 performers in all will take the stage. the three day festival kicks off memorial day weekend. tickets for bottlerock go on sale tomorrow. bottlerock bringing sexy back. it's's a big deal. up next, we'e going to check in with what the warrio didn't do we may have a problem. it's almost panic. time for the warriors. they have now lost 17 of their past 24 games. that's a big deal. probably the most difficult stretch of steph curry's career si

this is judy park city has a history, steve and military conflict. the most well known one dating back to world war 2, when the soviet union successfully with health nazi germany's forces in the bottle . of course, it's been over 80 years since foreign troops occupied russian land. people here hope their forces will prevail, get again in what many are calling a war of attrition door safari out to 0 course city at least 70 people have died in nigeria after fuel tank over tons of exploded near depot in the states. several people tried to salvage of petrol that spill from the truck remarks. the engine a jury is national emergency management agency, since explosion happened, as people attempted to transfer fuel from the tank of to another truck. with thousands of people in liberia have gathered for the funeral of former revel. lita, prince johnson, johnson who was elected to the senate's often libraries returned to democracy. never face trial for his role in the country. civil war in the ninety's run the quote for a 1000000 people died. he was infamous f

city and visitors alike seek the white sands and the blue waters. the swimming areas are so extensive that crowds are seldom excessive unless the weather is abnormally warm. beautifully landscaped parksction of the city of ford the refreshment of broad lawns and great trees and the quiet waters of the lagoons. here visitors may organize picnics or dine somewhere more luxuriously in a nearby pavilion overlooking the water. and there are those who consider yachts too adventurous. and lincoln park, one may find numerous specimens of native wildlife. the zoological gardens in suburban brookfield is one of the finest collections in the world. to name the specimens which attract so many thousands of visitors to the zoo's would add little to their fascination. but it may be interesting to see how many of them we can identify our own observations or sheer guesswork. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ from. ♪ ♪ attractive drive is a among these is the ♪attractive drives from among these is the garfield park and inventory were magnificent floral displays are arranged at appropriate seasons. the exhibits will vary almost from week to week, but this splendid display of org reservoirs an example of the way in which botan

the city of san jose estimates that there are about 2000 oversized rv type vehicles parked on city streets. not all of those are occupied, but in some places like here, a long tunnel with avenue, a group of rv's that are being used as housing. >> have been parked here for weeks or even months after receiving numerous complaints from neighbors. the city is stepping up efforts to move these vehicles will be established. tow away zones. and jose mayor matt mahan says they will start by asking nicely, give them ample time. >> to find another place to be. and and then we will. after 2 weeks be clearing the sites, hoping to avoid creating an endless game of whack a mole. the mayor says the city is working on finding permanent housing for the peorle who live here and possibly creating a place where these rv's can park long term. he admits that the city will never be able to get rid of all large rv's parked along city streets. but he says the current arrangement is unsustainable. if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable, permanent p

this is judy park city has a history, steve and military conflict. the most well known one dating back to world war 2, when the soviet union successfully repelled nazi germany's forces in the bottle. of course, it's been over 80 years since foreign troops occupied russian land. people here hope their forces will prevail, get again in what many are calling a war of attrition doors to jabari out to 0 curse city. several private testers have been detained in south korea, or has tensions rise about a court hearing on the detention of president june. so q u and a paid and called for the 1st time since he was taken into custody on wednesday is under arrest declaring martial law in december last year, started trying reports from the capsule. the 10s of thousands of support is the president you and so you'll attended mass riley in downtown so many health science cooling for his impeachment to be a know the next to the south korean flags, the stars and stripes of the usa. these people see use arrest as a threat to the countries democracy and basic freedoms. n

. >>> today at the park, the city unveiled design proposals for a permanent memorial.ribute to remember the victims and to honor the contributions of farm workers all along the california coast. half moon bay officials also shared some proposals and took feedback on the designs. the shooting also revealed the deplorable conditions that many migrant workers were forced to live in, including some who lived in converted shipping containers with no running water or electricity. in response, the city of half moon bay and san mateo county are working on two new housing projects specifically for farm workers. the one already under construction is a mobile home community at pine road. it has room for 47 families with priority going to those displaced by the shooting. >> they've worked so hard their whole lives that they deserve to have a space to call their own. when our community says, yes, we belong here, yes, you are worthy of dignified housing, that creates an inclusive community. >> the first move-in date for the mobile home project is expected in may. the second developm

thanks for the vision we are creating a more vibrant and open new york city for families to enjoy from central park city parks and names across the globe. they are where we come together to build community and take our children to play. we have to make sure every new yorker has that opportunity. so here's what we are going to do. this year end another 20000 new yorkers within a 10 minute walk of the park opening more school yards and under served communities and neighborhoods for use during the summer at the school and on weekends. not just giving they are going to make sure giving them cleaner ones too. starting this year it will add n extra afternoon cleaning shift to one or more hotspots and or parks throughout the city to make them even cleaner and safer for our children. from public spaces to public safety from healthcare to housing these initiatives in the years ahead. but in new york city we do not measure our work in months or years we think in terms of decades and build for decades to come. one day when our children look around they will see our work all across new york city. they will lea

and this is all starting with city crews putting out temporary no stopping those tow away signs. today it was in south san jose, near chenowith park. the city will ultimately focus on 30 rv dweller sites near schools and neighborhoods. the people living in these rvs are being told they have two weeks to move, or they'll be towed. city leaders say the goal is to improve the safety and quality of life for all residents. the city estimates there are 2000 oversize vehicles like these on the streets. we are going to set a new expectation that we will not have permanent encampments of dozens of rvs as a permanent living condition. so, ian, usually they just move from one place to the other. where are these rv residents supposed to go now? is the city doing anything to provide them alternate locations? yeah, and the mayor pointed out today that they are planning on having 1000 interim housing units go online or open this year, and the city's second and largest safe parking site is expected to open soon. that's near the san jose flea market. it will host 85 vehicles, and the mayor agrees the crackdown is an imperfect fix, but says the nei

over the weekend, nearly two feet of snow triggered an avalanche in utah just outside of park city. look at that video right there. stunning stuff. people in kansas and missouri are saying they've never seen a winter storm this bad. >> i've lived here pretty much all my life on and on. i don't remember anything like this in a minute. >> all my properties have gone through at least two rounds of plowing already. it's accumulating crazy fast. this is -- i've been doing snow removal for 15 years. this is the heaviest storm i've seen. >> and cnn's gabe cohen is in washington for us. gabe, i was just driving in a little while ago. it's some nasty stuff. what's happening out there? >> yeah, jim. i hope you're driving carefully because it is treacherous out here. it has been heavy snowfall since we've been out here this morning. you can see it's really piling up out here and it's only expected to get worse throughout the day. this really is shaping up to be the worst snowstorm here in d.c. in at least three years, maybe even longer than that. there is this snow warning in effect until well

city. and the important role that parks play in am the health and license of our city. nd -- there is a significant amount at stake. we have this -- this team is commission and worked hard over many years to get to our parks to the point that they are at now. and we still have room for improvement, right? we are aware of that. we cannot afford parks are too important in our view, for where we are now to slip. there is a lot at stake. >> thank you. mr. general manager. and part of this, y, how we balance this budgetful and -- we are proposing today for potential commission adoption a revised set of balancing principles most of this is word smithing and adding mayor lurie to the words in the budget principles. i will read this apologize. we have cut these down from 9 to 7 it is a reconfiguration of most of what we have written in the pastment i don't think there is any major changes here. the first is make budget choice responsible and responsive to the on going budget deficits. make budget choice best support city's continuing economic recovery. and most directly aline wi

today, san jose started putting rvs that have been parked on certain streets for weeks or months on notice. city crews are focusing on 30 sites with multiple rvs. each of those sites were identified because it's near a school, park, or neighborhood. those in the rvs are being told they have two weeks to move or they'll be towed. we are going to set a new expectation that we will not have permanent encampments of dozens of rvs as a permanent living condition. one site will be prioritized per week, starting with this one near chenowith park. the city estimates there are 2000 oversize vehicles like these on the stres. paul peterson has lived here for three months. i mean, we're people too. you know, it's like, you know, we're just trying to, you know, survive. luckily, his engine works, and he says he plans to move it into a commercial or industrial area. you know, it's a cat and a mouse. and the creeks, it's a cat and mouse. and on the streets, it's just, you know, and it's just a repeat. it's just a vicious circle, really. the mayor says to help 1000 new interim housing units will be opened this

and two dogs somewhere else, and probably keep moving with the hopes of getting one of the city's legalized parking spots some time soon. >> well, the city council recently approved that safe parking site they mentioned at berryessa, removing previous restrictions like having a current registration. that could make it easy for people to get their rvs and to a safe parking spot. that site is expected to open next month. >>> well today, monterey county declared a state of emergency over the massive fire at the moss landing battery plant. up next, the lingering concerns as that fire burns itself out. >>> and san francisco struggling downtown mall dealt another major blow as the final remaining anchor tenant is closing up shop. >>> we will show you how states are dealing with a rare storm, why they're blanketing that area with snow. >>> we saw plenty of temperatures warming up nicely. a spectacular sunset out there this afternoon, as those high clouds reflect the last rays of sunshine. even a couple degrees warmer tomorrow. details on how long this will last in the first alert forecast. - [announcer] o