joy benedict/reporting "but it's not just the pch that has problems. this is yrba buena. you can see with all the rocks and mud and the sticks have fallen from the hillside, it's quite frankly impassable, causing problems for folks who live up in the hills."mos/no font given"it's big rocks, it's very dangerous out there."a rocky start for the new year for a community already trying to move on after the wildfires claimed so much. (grant) today's the culmination of the college football season...the national championship game... clemson beating alabama tonight 44 to 16.(vicki) it all went down tonight in santa clara... our kate rooney is live at levi's stadium tonight.. kate? (kate)almost as soon as it was announced that alabama and clemson would meet in the championship game for the third time in four years...the general consesus among sports pundits and fans was that the crimson tide would win the title for the second year in a row. both teams were undefeated entering tonight's contest...and though alabama was favored by about five points, instead, clemson handed the tide

this mudslide came down fast on the pch near deer creek road. where cars were trapped in five people were rescued. another two cars were abandoned in the mud near point magoo. neighbors credit caltrans for closing quickly and helping everyone get home. >> they hang out here on the highway all the time and they patrol back and forth to push rocks out of the way. >> reporter: this isn't just a couple of inches. take a look at street signs that are usually seven feet tall, buried. thankfully of the cars and the drivers were not. it is not just the pch that has problems, this is your bulb went off. you can see with all the rocks, mud and sticks and falling, it is quite frankly impassable causing problems for folks who live up in the hills. >> there are big rocks and it is very dangerous. >> reporter: a rocky start for the new year for a community trying to move on after the wildfires already claimed so much.>>> we learned that rapper soldier boy was among those trapped by mudslides. the 28-year-old was not hurt. >>> college football player fans are

then we saw over and into san francisco so pretty impressive rainfall told us we saw those mudslide on pch. we want to be cautious we could see more of that sort of thing especially and that mr. the week. looking at what weather often on. temperatures are in the 50s for most of us livermore at 38. right now we are in between two weather systems. here is a system that brought the rain. bringing snow to the area. we could see some of that. just ahead of it, the clouds are seeing today part of that these combined could bring strong scattered showers. and this shows just that. we see a couple of scattered showers. but most of us are dry and mostly cloudy as they dance into tuesday that's and we see the next weather system moving through. they band of heavy showers lingering showers continuing through the day. and the next couple of rounds of rain moving in. mainly dry today with a couple of isolated showers. the rain returns tuesday through wednesday another break before we see more rain and into the weekend. heading out to the national championship game we are looking at those temperatures mo

down at 5:21 pch ten hours of daylight, the days are getting longer.e added about 30 minutes of daylight since the solstice. temperatures in the 30s getting brazy. skies will be partly to at times mostly cloudy. maybe a flurry but nothing major. keeping an eye on northern cana the next couple days as the cold air starts to really take shape and surge ever southward. there are the sno flurries thiss morning a central pennsylvania process if you go up to state college today you run into flurries t there. arou city today, probably not enough much more than the occasional flake flying by. here is the way future weather handle it. f slim chanc flurry. between es maximize 12:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon. if you blink you miss it. y weathor friday evening and saturday. arn't look bad. skiesy sunny for tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow in the illy 30s. there is the polar vortex. it's not anything at the surface. the vortex is 10 to 30 miles up in the atmosphere. but what it does when oif kilter a bit it's ableo throw big time cold our direction. around 40 today.

fire areas, hopefully we will not have the sort of thing that they are seeing down south of us on the pch especially around ventura county tonight where the rain storms that came through there left a lot of mudslides down on the highway. a huge headache they're dealing with tonight. hopefully we'll avoid that tomorrow. we're live in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thom, thank you. >>> in santa rosa a lumber truck overturned on the todd road offram frp 101 southbound. the on and the off-ramps were closed while the cruise had to clear the scene. in mill valley at least two cars got stuck in the flooding at the manza investment ta park and ride. one driver tried to go through and realized it's a bad idea. >>> take a look. caltrans tweeted these pictures. some cars were trapped when today's stormy weather proved too much for scorched hillsides near malibu. there are several mudslides covering both sides of the pacific coast highway in the woolsey fire burn area. a flash flood warning is also in effect there. >>> it's a mess in the sierra tonight. chains are required as

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beth ann bovina with s and p pch john lynch with l. happy new year. >> happier. >>. >> you as well. >> the tech and financial sectors are tup of the most influential in the marke here to tell us what's in store are wilfred frost on the banks but we start with josh lipton on techlogy in san francisco. >> reporter:to the secr started off with bang and fell hard on range of worries from trade to rightsing rates. here are three predictions for 2019. one, azmodan's cloud drives consolidation. amon is making new moves in the cloudg introducew server chips and bringing its cloud technologies center.ata that's going to force rivals to react. for example, google's new cloud chief, thomas occur yan may have to buy other companies to catch up. two google makes moves in china. google ceo sundaras pichai w grilled on capitol hill about possible plans for ad centere search engine for that doesn't look likely but google will try to attract more of china's 80 million internet users with apps, investments and listening deals. three. apple shifts the na

the pch here still closed in both directions as crews rush to clean it up ahead of the next storm. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> and rob marciano joins us now. you're tracking that storm, but as marci said, there are other storms right behind it? >> yes, the storm that hit the west coast this morning, hitting the east coast later this week. and two more storms behind it already. the next one coming to san francisco, strong winds and heavy snow falling along i-80. the next one coming late tuesday. with more in the way of wind. this will be widespread across the entire west coast. and some cold air across the northeast. for some, this is the coldest air since thanksgiving. windchills in the teens and single digits. and the storm will be getting into this area tuesday. for some, it will bring some snow. >> rob, thank you. >>> we move on to major developments in the fatal drive-by shooting of a 7-year-old girl in houston. jazmine barnes died while riding in a car with her mother and sisters. an arrest made of this man. police say it was a case of mistaken identity. here's marcus moore.

. >>> in southern california today, pch was reopened and malibu to residents in the area after a massive mud slide shut down the road and both directions. a huge section of the hillside went onto the highway. four vehicles got trapped in the mud that was four feet deep. crews have been working around the park to clear the debris from the road. the highway is expected to reopen sometime tomorrow. >>> i-80 in the sierra reopen this morning after being shut down for more than 24 hours. a major storm created whiteout conditions. caltrans shutdown from colfax to the nevada state line after several vehicle spun out. people who got caught up in the storm were advised to get off the highway and find a hotel room. caltrans reopen i-80 at 8:00 this morning. >>> the storm left behind a few feet of snow at tahoe. north star sent us this video. norstar says they got 42 inches of snow in the last 48 hours and more snow is expected this week with thursday and friday looking like they might be the best days to head up if you want to do some skiing. >> that snow was tough on drivers. >> by tomorrow, we w

you'll notice 30 miles sand rafael pch 25 miles an hour in hayward.hings quiet down overnight tonight. a lull in case you want to go out. and that bike ride late in the day perhaps. but it's going to be quite active between now and about 1:00, 2:00. by tomorrow morning more rain. more wind. and in will continue to allow for a rainy sunday night. this one shifting a little bit further south. and raining through the night on sunday. while this first one here goes through the morning hours, the early afternoon, heavy downpours. it's not raining everywhere but you may be dodging showers if you are out and about today. and then by 4:00 or 5:00, we're looking at things settling down. but the cold air is moving in. it's feeling much colder and blustery out there. 8:30 tomorrow morning we're on the doorstep of another system. . but by one in the afternoon this is when it gets going through dinner time and then into 9:00, 10:00 things wind down tor the second system. the first system is weaker. a third of an inch in oejd and fremont to 0.4 in santa rosa. a qua

we had a mudslide last week and another minor one yesterday near the malibu area, near the pch, some of the mountains there, obviously, creating that terrain that gives gravity an edge. you get enough rain there and it slides debris downhill. here are the storms lining up in the pacific, one, two, three of them. the jet stream is doing a funny thing. we have a blocking high across the northwest. these storms are more trajectory towards the south.ng o t mn rg heorore the way of heavy early tomorrow morning. toward san diego, this will have wind energy to it, as well, before the next system comes in midweek. we have winter storm watches posted for the mountains outside >>> good sunday morning. i'm lisa argan. in santa cruz we're about 50. a high of 60 later on today. the rest of the bay area, partly cloudy skies and a chance of rain towards midnight. it will be rainy and windy the rest of the week. so as we go through the day today, you'll see high clouds from time to time. partly cloudy. 60 in oakland, 61 in san jose, 59 in san raff feael and >> this snowstorm staying mostly south of

k pch going in the southbound t directio southbound lanes remain closed all traffic diversity to pine drive. left on livoagston pan livingston road puts you on 210 southbound. the accidents have cleared and the northbound travel lanes are open. annapolis. rowe boulevard. closed south of particularly. we hade a vehicle f involved in this. authorities remain on scene sil ng the roadway also for rail ride ertz penn line stead scheduled to part at 6:45 cancel are for toy. >> it's 5:01 breaking news right now in brings george's county. >> a part o indianhead highway is shutdown because of a death investigation and a crash involving a prince george's county police officer. megan mcgrath is live there now. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well wcan tell you that the inbound lanes, the northbound lanes of indianhead highway n open. but the southbound lanes still closed because of in investigation. you can see the prince george's county police cruiser there in the -- in the center of a of this activity. on the otheride you can see visible damage to that cruiser off to the left there is an su

. >> that is one thing i talked about the president in the agency when we worked with mida pch we workwith the china authorities and the canadian authorities and mexican authorities. but it's really tough for the number of cartels associated and transporting and distributing the stuff to get out in front of it. >> okay. i appreciate that. so sheriff cain, talk to me with -- we kind of highlighted what it is. and what we want to also talk about -- we will talk about things that make it better, but also talking about what things potentially might we do that might worsen this? . the nsa has come out strongly and importantly on the issue of importation. can you talk to me about the nsa opposition on importtation what led to you take that position. >> based on the information we received that i spoke to in the committee, in 2017 the drug enforcement committee of the national sheriff association passed a resolution. part that resolution reads and i quote, opposes drug importation legislation which jeopardize's law enforcement's ability to protect the public health and endangers the safety of