he's going to be moved to a temporary habitat and transferred to his permanent home at a duck pond. >thought you were going to tell me at a racetrack. >> he likes cars. if he's at the duck pond, he'll probably find his way back to a road. >> i have some awesome video from the dirty turtle off-road park. this is justin in his awesome bug. he's going up a hill in kentucky at the dirty turtle off-road park. bouncing around. trying to get up this incredibly challenging hill. finds himself perpendicular on the trail and not where he wants to be and tries to finesse it around. doesn't quite work. >> i think this is what you call a rock and a hard place. >> here comes the worst part. the buggy erupts in flames. >> how did he get out? >> both the driver and passenger manage to get out. sadly though this custom buggy that took hours upon hours to build and lots of money went up in flames. ten fire extinguishers were not enough to put this blaze out. you can imagine the fire department not too close by. they managed to put buggy out but not before there was serious damage. by the way, did i men

. >> if you are a person going to a -- fisher person going to a pond and keep striking out day afteray, why keep going back there you are going to look for a new pond to fish in same thing with job search if you are discouraged why go back to the same site? do something different, think out of the box. start coming to job fairs. >> reporter: also available today, resume critiquing. they will give you five minutes look at your resume. maybe it is not the worker, being maybe it is the way you are presenting yourself. also interesting, company doing a lot of hiring nelson staffing. these -- this is a company that helps other companies find the right workers. if they're looking for workers then things are looking up around the south bay and the bay area as far as jobs go. if you gotta a job want more money, responsibility this will be the place to go the army personnel looking for a number of jobs, includingling businesses. a lot going -- including linguists. a lot going on, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> here's what you need to know bring your resume to the doubletree hotel from noon t

. >> if you are a person going to a -- fisher person going to a pond and keep striking out day afteray, why keep going back there you are going to look for a new pond to fish in same thing with job search if you are discouraged why go back to the same site? do something different, think out of the box. start coming to job fairs. >> reporter: also available today, resume critiquing. they will give you five minutes look at your resume. maybe it is not the worker, being maybe it is the way you are presenting yourself. also interesting, company doing a lot of hiring nelson staffing. these -- this is a company that helps other companies find the right workers. if they're looking for workers then things are looking up around the south bay and the bay area as far as jobs go. if you gotta a job want more money, responsibility this will be the place to go the army personnel looking for a number of jobs, includingling businesses. a lot going -- including linguists. a lot going on, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> here's what you need to know bring your resume to the doubletree hotel from noon t

>> this is a decorative pond. suddenly this bear started appearing and getting in their decorative pond as a cooling pool. >> he thought it was the reverse jacuz jacuzzi. instead of getting warm, he wanted to cool off. >> you can see this is a small little decorative pond. this black bear thought it's not quite big enough. there's some pesky little obstructions in there. i'm going to do some plumber work and maybe some electrical work and make this a better pool for myself. >> oh, my gosh, he's pulling the wire out. >> watch as he gets the entire thing. he pulls it out. >> that's funny. he's like this thing is totally ruining my groove here. it's jabbing me in the leg when i'm trying to kick back and relax down there. >> and it's like, you know, i don't like those bubbles. they bother me. i don't like the noise. he wants it quiet and peaceful. >> this isn't the only obstruction that's bothering this bear. now that he's dealt with the equipment and the wire and getting things out of the way, he goes for more. >> ge

but you take the boys down to the pond. it's not a pond. it's laotian. she turned to me and said. she led me out of the house the way we had come. the day was so great. we walked around the house done the cow path. is it a real ocean asked? yes she said. we came back suddenly, it wouldn't shut of old age in between a duck pond spotted with duckweed and lily pads. there's a dead fish come in silver is a quite floating on its side on the surface. that's not good. i thought you said it was the notion i told her. it's just a pond really. it is a notion she said. we came across it when i was just a baby from the old country. she went into the shed and came up that long bamboo pole would put the turkish rugby match on the end. she leaned over, carefully pushed the net need the dead fish. she pulled it out. but the fire was in the doomsday book. i said your mom sent so that was william the conqueror. yes. she took the dead fish out of the net and examined it. it was still soft, not stiff and it flopped in her hand. i've never seen so many colors. the soviets, but mcbeath was blue and gre

if you are in this area, any of these roads ponding there. with. heavierm 10 warbgs 1, king ridge road, all of those areas are getting wet weather now. it is coming didn't at aóaél god clip. if we put this into motion over the last three hours training going over the same area over and over and over again. that's why we have ponding on the roads right now our rivers and lakes and streams are through the morning hours steady, some heavy at times, afternoon heavier rain again tonight a little break tomorrow afternoon when the least amount of rain is going to hit then stead remember rain for the better part of sunday andx.tñj7 we'll finally a break monday before more rain poll rolls in tuesday and wednesday of next week. -- slow moving front bringing heavy rain to the north bay now 2/3 of an inch in santa rosa. you can see the waves behind it\xe going to move in. steadier rain in the heart of the bay from san francisco up 80 to fairfield, towards the end of the7+q ú[nájj(ááreuz, going to move into the south bay, by noon showers starting to devel

. >> we have ponding on the roads and minor flooding in some places. notice what we're seeing on the radar. a lot of yellow and red color showing moderate to heavy rain and the main storm front is on top of us right now producing areas of torrential down tours in some spots. the heaviest rains through about half moon bay through san francisco to the east bay and up here into the inland spots like walnut creek, dublin and livermother. quite most of the day with light rain but now it's beginning to pick up here. notice we're transitioning from the greens to the yellows and even the reds but we are beginning to see improvement for the north bay. the showers breaking up as the storm front departs. it's going to move out of here pretty quickly for tonight and about the next two to three hours we should see the rain start wrapping up but showers are expected to continue through tomorrow. rainfall amounts heaviest in the north bay so far about a half inch. lesser amounts for the south bay. i'll let you know how much longer this is going to stick around coming

the 70-year-old was found in that pond at a condo complex.are calling the circumstance unusual. they haven't called the woman's death a crime. investigators say there are no obvious signs of how she died. a christmas party was held at the clubhouse near the pond last night. a resident of the complex who found the woman said he recognized her but she didn't live there. >> we have no obvious signs of death at this point. we called out the detectives to do further investigation. >> of course we have more on this develop story tonight at the news at five. >>> also new, the city of haywood is considering changes in it's downtown parking as part of route 238 corridor improvement project. in an effort to cut down traffic the city is making sections of foothill boulevard, a street and mission boulevard one way through high wad's downtown. the hope is it'll also better handle terrible traffic. many business owners say the current plan to eliminate at least one of the street parking could kill their businesses. >> if you cannot park in the front we don

where the best returns are now 60 from benicia to pleasant hill, walnut creek bond -- you will get ponding on the roads soon. moderate rain in the southern sections of marin from san rafael, tiburon towards san francisco, daly city. heavier rains for the morning commute. it is going to get harder to get around over the next hour. >>> raining at the bay bridge, you bet. you can see headlights, light coming into the about now, wet conditions, no wind advisories, that's the nice news traveling into the city on the bridges or elsewhere skyline build "sig alert" issued, downed tree blocking both lanes, going to be a bit for calf trance gets that cleared. injury accident westbound 580 before lake shore, two right lanes blocked. >>> 5:01. with this latest storm crews are looking out for for waterlogged trees that could fall in larkspur many crews have been working nonstop since the weekend trying to protect homes. friday massive oak fell on a woman's home in ross splitting her roof in two, luckily she wasn't hurt but her home of 60 years suffered major damage. terry mcsweeney will have a live rep

i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! because we have a great waste water system here in san francisco, we do about 80 million gallons of waste water here in san francisco, which means we basically fill up 120 olympic sized swimming pools each and every day here in the city. we protect public health and safety and environment because we are discharging into the bay and into the ocean. this is essentially the first treatment here at our waste water treatment facility. what we do is slow down the water so that things either settle to the bottom

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up see a large group of people pulling this rope together, and they're in this little pond off the side of the road, and you quickly notice what theray're trying to pull out. that is a van and unfortunately this van was carries 15 kindergartners to school on monday morning of this week. according to reports from the government, the driver of this van was speeding and this van ended up toppling over into this pond, and really heartbroken to say that 11 of the 17 children died as a result of this accident. >> here in this moment of the video you see some of the children's belonging, book bags, jackets, things like that, and you also see people in the water. this is, at this point they're trying to tie the rope to the van hoping to gelt get any survivors out. now, three of the children did die on scene. 12 were take ton a nearby hospital and eight of those children died while receiving treatment at the local hospital. >> why is anybody ever in so much of a hurry with 15 kids in a van that they have to speed and you know when you have a van and that many people in it you have to be careful.

who was found floating in a pond at a condo complex. as kron-4's alecia reid spoke to the residents who made the gruesome discovery. >> reporter: neighbors discovered this woman and soft--this resident ' as a daughter found this woman floating in the pond. she did not want to show her face on camera. after the police and dragged the body out of the water, they realized that it was their 70 year-old neighbor. but they do not live in the complex. they have no idea how she got there or if she was visiting anyone. >> i do not know why she was here. i do not live here. my parents live here. we rented out the complex for the holiday. i've never seen anything like it. not a good day. >> reporter: there was a suitcase next to the body in the water and it is taken into evidence. in santa rosa, alecia reed, kron 4. >> the california highway patrol reporting more than one thousand d-u-i arrests over the holiday weekend. kron four's philippe djegal tells us how many were made here in the bay area. >> while you were in join the family and friends th

i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! z. >> the meeting will come to order. this is the monday, december 10, 2012 meeting of the land development committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. it's our last meeting of the year. my name is eric mar, chairman of the committee, our clerk is miss alisa miller. miss miller, are there announcements for us? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items acted upon today will appear on the january 15th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank y

jonah had chased some ducks on to the pond and suddenly found himself on thin ice. thanks to the officer, he was reunited with his grateful owners uninjured. >> wow. >>> now, for a look at your morning road conditions. snow-covered mountain passes in the northwest. also, rain soaks highways around san francisco and sacramento. also, slick from seattle to helena. then, roads will be wet, at times, from d.c. down to the gulf coast. >> if you are flying today, weather-related airport delays are possible in san francisco and new orleans. >>> and turning back to the news, now. police here in new york do have a suspect in custody, now, in a subway pushing death that is getting attention around the country. >> investigators say the man they're questioning has now implicated himself in the monday attack. a subway rider was tossed on to the tracks in midtown manhattan and tried desperately to crime to safety. but was struck by a train as a horrified crowd looked on. and "the new york post" has sparked outrage by publishing this front page photo, showing the victim on the tra

they were taking their ducks on a walk to a local pond. it caused quite a bit of it headache for drivers. it took more than two hours to reach the pond. >> families take to kids to the store so their kids can tell santa claus what they want for christmas. she told santa claus she wanted her father to come home from afghanistan. he was waiting to come out and surprise her. don't you love those stories? >> i really do. very cute. 6:42. still ahead, a look at the top stories. >> a new accident on the beltway. >> we have some closings and delays scrolling on your tv. you can see the fog. stay tuned. stay tuned. the weather is just waiting for inspiration to strike. and there it is! done. genius. give the gift of dunkin' coffee. get two pounds for $14.99, only at dunkin' restaurants. america runs on dunkin'. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:44. john cardinal will hold a news conference later today to address issues around the speed camera program -- john cardin. a number of cars were falsely ticketed. there were separate testings of the came

. >> reporter: parking lots became ponds. here on alpine road at highway 280 near palo alto, a sloping power pole caused high voltage lines to sag, forcing the road to close. throughout the south bay, pg&e says more than 200 customers lost power. the heavy rains and winds transformed the landscaping in the front yard of this los altos home when a large ash tree came crash do you think. but for some, the storm offered a chance to enjoy solitude in a bike path on los gatos, and take photos of birds nudged out of hiding, hike this great blue heron, a welcome break from the storm preps ahead. >> so we're doing a double-check of the generator and making sure that we have extra water supplies in the house, ironically, and so on. >> navigating the wild wonders, or worries the storm brings. and we do want to let you know that the tree lighting ceremony that was scheduled for tonight in downtown los gatos has been postponed because of the storm. it will now be held on december 7th. but the holiday parade, which is scheduled for 11:00

i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! >> well, good morning, good morning, everyone, and thank you for joining us. here in the outer sunset on a, what is looking to be a beautiful day, my name is joaquin torres, with the work force development lead intion mayor lee's program look tog coordinate city resources both existing and new to serve our neighborhoods in need and to serve our small business commercial corridors. one of the things that has been so important to the mayor is making sure that we're attentive and listening to the streets and

the bay bridge which means the rain has picked up in intensity here in san francisco, you can see pondingthe roads, broadway, you can see that on the embarcadero. another advantage point, with live doppler, embarcadero, san francisco, clipper street, judah street, geary boulevard, monterey boulevard down to daly city where we have the moderate to heavy rain now. as we slide towards the east bay, a little break at last on 80 from hercules, san pablo and richmond, shamrock drive now starting to dry out a little as is atlas road, fitzgerald drive, san pablo dam road light to moderate rain el cerrito and south fairmont avenue moderate to chevy rain, berkeley where amy has been moderate to heavy at times, sacramento and ward we have heavy rain now same ashby and university. piedmont, oakland, redwood drive, 580, 880 all very wet, head over to the east bay valleys from danville, diablo boulevard, sycamore valley south through san ramon, crow canyon, into dublin, hacienda dry into pleasanton stoneridge mall light to moderate rain now that streps towards north of union city 880 to toe road light

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authorities pumped the pond out to look for victims.our children, a driver and a teacher survived. >>> in upstate new york, police say they found the body in a burned out home of a man who shot and killed two firefighters. they believe it could be the gunman's sister. cbs reporter at at that tatiana anderson with the note detailing the gunman's intention. >> reporter: investigators say ex-con william spangler started this christmas aye fire and gunned down first responders when they arrived. the 62-year-old took his own life but left behind a note detailing his plan. >> he was going to go burn as many houses as possible and do whatever he was going to and this is kill people. the note does not explain why spangler wanted to kill. we have been shot at. multiple filings down. >> spangler had three guns, including a bushmaster 223, the same kind of weapon used in the newtown, connecticut, school shooting. two firefighters were killed. seven homes across the water behind me were lost in the fire. investigators searching the crime scene are

his sketch of the skating pond in central park was published by harper's in january 1860, shortly after homer had moved to new york city. in new york, homer took a few lessons in painting from frederic rondel. rondel was a rather sentimental landscape painter who had little influence on homer's style beyond his technical instruction in the use of oils. when the civil war began, harper's commissioned the artist to depict life at the front. roving behind the lines with the potomac army, homer produced a series of closelybserved studies of camp life. homer's paintings of this period have an anecdotal or literary quality in keeping with the traditions of magazine illustration, but he also places new emphasis on pictorial design and the purely visual character of a scene-- qualities typical of the photographs of mathew brady and others. like the photographers of the civil war, whose equipment made action scenes impossible, homer preferred static group formations, and yet the feeling of directness in recording the ordinary lends to his work a special force. prisoners from the front, with its

. >>> we have information about a body found in a pond in santa rosa.nie triliegi's body was found floating in a landscape pond at a condominium complex. it could take weeks for a toxicology test to be completed. >>> today two southern california gang members were charged with murder for the death of a 25-year-old boy and his cousin. their suv crashed into the van the victims were in. 11-year-old kendrick eng and his 25-year-old cousin were killed. the arrangement for the two suspects was rescheduled. they each face up to life in prison. >>> pg & e is warning people to beware of people posing as employers of the company. he's asking for a gift card in the amount of an alleged past due bill. san francisco police have also received reports of the scam. >>> today came the official announce that some american couples had been dreading. russians president banned americans from adopting there. ann rubin is not giving up plans to make a russian girl her daughter. >> reporter: there's for that adoptions already in the works are in jeopardy. this woman ask that

but when it comes to holiday food as a punch line we have nothing on our friends across the pond wherehe english enjoy a bizarre pudding complete with cow giblets. >> and now the pudding. >> reporter: the christmas pudding has been a fixture on british tables for centuries even before "a christmas carole". >> it looks like the best you've ever made. >> reporter: christmas putting is a sloppy, booze-fuelled fruitcake. >> a hell of a lot of booze. >> with fat from a cow's kidneys thrown in. >> this is what makes it an incredible delicacy. >> reporter: you mix it up weeks or months in advance. >> we keep our pudding for a year or two years and they are wonderful puttyings. they are more interesting. >> reporter: christmas morning the christmas sweats in what looks like old underpants and brits can't get enough. and at the suppliers to the queen they fly off the shelves at 60 bucks a pop. but there is not much of an export market. >> other nationalities don't really get this. >> yeah. >> reporter: brits have invented and exported the television, soccer, the jet engine, the world wide web a

the ponds are the children. -- the pawns are the children. they have no voice. it will harm thousands of lives. >> last year, there were more than 100,000 children living in orphanages. if this adoption ben is signed into law, it will go in january 1. >> thank you. a symbol of the holiday season is shiny for a few more days. it is a bittersweet reminder of the closure of the steel mill. the star of bethlehem has been shining bright for more than 40 years. the operator went bankrupt. the plant is being sold off in pieces. the chief marketing officer says the company's decision to light the star one last time was done to show respect for the community. i do not care how uncool it sounds, but i used to love watching dick clark on new year's eve. this year, he will be part of the celebration. 288 new crystal triangles were added this morning. one of them was engraved with the words, dick clark. that is his widow. and he hosted the new year's eve celebration for more than 40 years before he passed away earlier this year. up next, a san which lawmakers believe should

. >>> we have information about a body found in a pond in santa rosa.stephanie triliegi's body was found floating in a landscape pond at a condominium complex. it could take weeks for a toxicology test to be completed. >>> today two southern california gang members were charged with murder for the death of a 25-year-old boy and his cousin. their suv crashed into the van the victims were in. 11-year-old kendrick eng and his 25-year-old cousin were killed. the arrangement for the two suspects was rescheduled. they each face up to life in prison. >>> pg & e is warning people to beware of people posing as employers of the company. he's asking for a gift card in the amount of an alleged past due bill. san francisco police have also received reports of the scam. >>> today came the official announce that some american couples had been dreading. russians president banned americans from adopting there. ann rubin is not giving up plans to make a russian girl her daughter. >> reporter: there's for that adoptions already in the works are in jeopardy. this woman ask

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sediment was studied in a pond in the coast of western japan. they found 15 layers of sediment. they believe each one was brought there by a giant tsunami. they dug deeper and found a geological at the bottom. researchers say their findings are the first to provide data dating back 6,000 years. >> translator: 300 years have passed since the last giant sue f tsunami. if another hit the trough, a tsunami will occur. >>> they've been checking the ground beneath a hand full of facilities. they say active seismic faults could run beneath a plant in northern japan. nr eerts met to evaluate the results of the survey they carried out earlier this month at the nuclear plant. the operator won't have to scrap the reactors even if the nra determine the faults are active. the utility will have to review the plant's earthquake resistance measures which could delay the resumption of operations. >> translator: the projected earthquake movement will be quite different since the present projection does not consider the existence of active faults in the compound. >> the expert will hear from repre

someone discovered a body of a 70-year-old woman floating in an apartment complex pond. nabors that have a christmas party were on their way back when they spotted something floating in this pond. >> we thought it was a jacket we thought where were going to go to get it out. but we called 911. >> this woman did not want to show her face on camera after the track this body out. they realized it was their neighbor. but they do not live in this complex there have no idea how she got there. or issue is visiting. >> i do not know why she was here. my parents live here and we ran to the clubhouse. not a good day. police determined the woman was not a resident at the on the investigation. >> vicki: the woman accused of killing a grandmother in a drunk driving accident at the twin peaks look-out. had her bail set today at 2- million dollars. 23-year old gina eunice of san francisco. faced a judge for the first time today. eunice is accused of hit- and-run, drunken driving and vehicular manslaughter. the accident hurt three people and killed 56-year old yuee yao. who was here vis

this was a major event where we had a band, pond and duck.anted to dress the part and was delighted to find a snazzy pair of gaudy wing tips. he seemed undeterred by the fact these were golf spikes and that even after i mentioned to him that he would literally be cutting a rug if he wore those things, he bought them any way and unscrewed the spikes and danced up a storm. the floors needed refinishing any way. chris was one of the first people i knew in the prestarbucks era who bought coffee beans and ground them himself. he bought a coffeemaker and set it up. he insisted this was better than the rot gut than in the kitchen. i had to admit, he was right. it was another example of chris showing me how to live in the moment. i laughed when i read senator mccain's recent remarks recalling when chris insisted on personally brewing the senator a proper cup of cappuccino during their meetings in libya. the next topic of material goods would be his donkey, or lack thereof. i love the picture. it reminded me of a priceless letter he sent to me in law

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ponding along the road have drivers concerned out here and hoping they don't hit one of the flooded areas >> it was a lot of water. >> it was pretty scary. my mother was driving crazy at times. >> it was scary, especially those big highways. >> despite the rain, people came out along fisherman's warf and they grabbed their raincoats and umbrellas and enjoyed the evening. >> i walked the bridge and it was raining, but i got the umbrella and the coat and i'm good. take the good with the bad. >> the chp said they're asking xwi: and over the next few days as rain comes into the area. reporting, scott 4 news. >> it maybe wet and windy in the bay areas but things are worst in the area. a line of storms are finding tornados and it flipped over cars and broke windows of several businesses, but there are no reports of injuries there. >>> a san francisco family sent christmas without their grandmother and mother because a drunk driver -- 56 yun died after a car hit her tweak peeks area. he doesn't want the family to suffer because someone drank too much and decided to drive. >> the thing about the

take a look at this had, cold air ponding up or building up to the north and west, that's going to arrive later in the week into friday and saturday. you can see most of the active weather just north of new england. our story is going to be this, high pressure and dry weather continuing to funnel into the area tomorrow. writebring the sun glasses, you'll need them tomorrow. then we'llwatch our next storm begin to edge in bringing the chance of rain to maryland by thursday night and colder air will make its presence felt. tonight 34,clear and cold. tomorrow, 54 atthe airport at least. andtomorrow night, down into the upper 30s and just a few clouds. next few day, temperatures run school cooler, especially by friday and into saturday because of that cold front sparking the rain thursday bringing cold air and wintery type rain and snow mix. . >> there we are on christmas on tuesday. you'll want to take a picture of your kid opening presents and put it on instagram. a few weeks later, your kid is selling tires in an advertisement on facebook. >> that could happen as instagram is changing its

. >> drivers in balnut creek, major -- walnut, major ponding on roads. cars are splashing through deep puddles. there has also been on highway 280 and mrafsh marsh creek road. >> there is another worry for the coming days. that's because the ground is now happy from all that water. so let's chick in -- check in now with chief meteorologist. we're looking right now at double digit rainfall in the north bay. we needed it, but look terrain fall totals. 10.2 inches of rain all. we nearly had ten inches in kentfield. seven inches in -- sfo airport, more than four, oakland saw three and a half and han jose -- san jose. >> one rain shower anywhere close to it. we need to decrease this land slide. happy rain is finished. it will be clear tonight, some usurious fog because the ground is so saturated and rain is in the forecast. coming up on compl -- weather, i'm explain. >>> don't forget can you track any storm at home, on our web site, www.cbsfs.com/weather. >> glad warnings for the napa -- don tells us what may have played a big factor in preventing disaster. >

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there is a little pond in front of the 15th. it is not that big of a pond. arnie had the lead, but like anyone else, he decided not to play it safe. he decides to go for the green in two. so the kids that shot with his trademark, in-your-face swing. -- so he takes that shot with his trademark, in-your-face swing. that refusal to quit, refusal to let up, give them hell of spirit is why people always like to watch him. arnie repay is in kind, through gestures as humble as a handshake. arnie is so involved in so many different associations and organizations that bob hope would often say, "arnie has so many irons in the fire that has to play the tour with his woods." he did not set out to change the game, but he did. arnold palmer democratized gulf. and made us think that we, too, could go out and play. made us think that we could do anything, really. all we had to do was go out and try. my colleagues are sitting in the back. some of my colleagues about the french are betting that boehner will not make it through this. -- in the back are betting that boehner wil

. >> runnoff from rainfall creating big ponds in areas of downtown. the intersection became a virtual lake. water so high, it parked parking spaces. with the sidewalks covered in rain this, woman appeared to be bafld by how to get around it. so she just stood there. ankle deep in rain water. 880 was a wet mess. heavy rain creating stop and go traffic and a sea of brake lights. this accident one of many witnessed in the span of only two hours. spots on the highway often flood quickly. a new set of challenges for crews. assigned to keep storm drains clear. >> we have to make sure they're not being plugged by mud, leaves or litter. >> 300 cameras caltrans had a busy day monitoring traffic. the dots kailt problem areas where traffic is stopped. there is a mudslide in fremont brought traffic to a stand still. >> we find out what problems are so we can dispatch right people and equipment. >> chp responded quickly to this accident on westbound highway 580. they believe the driver may have been going too fast. the car flipped on impact. the driver taken to th

the gravity fountains of peterhof are at risk cottage settlements are being built near the storage ponds and being dug in the future this may lead to both pollution and water shortages. if we do not take any measures in the nearest future namely develop a strategy to protect the entire system it may be too late. as a result we may end up using. this is highly undesirable as the phone to work in only a few hours a day if that happens. people wanted to impress the gardens visitors not just with fountains but with a variety of entertainment some wondrous such as trimming trees in the shape of fairy tale characters brought in from overseas were strolling along the avenues and the special selection of trick fountains. trickled down to. four of them were designed to take visitors by surprise so that they would end up. quite done expectedly. when you sit on the bench. back in the days of the great people used to make big wigs and dresses powdered their faces and. legend has it that. these jets of water. seconds and then. finally when your makeup is all i can see your face. beauty is inseparable

scattered showers this afternoon, light to moderate rain, ponding on the roads possible and small hail. . >>> that break you just mentioned that's what road crews are counting on to make repairs to areas flooded by the downpour. one of the hardest hit areas is where highway 12 meets highway 121 in sonoma county. terry mcsweeney joins us live from there. it just reopened. >> reporter: it just reopened at 7:00, it was closed all night this is the epicenter of the flooding you can see the water and the cones out, everybody here knows this area is yet again, one high tide or one downpour away from more flooding. the water sits on the shoulder of highways 12 and 121 in sonoma, giving you a good idea what closed this road you couldn't get through the water covered all lanes last night. about 7:00 this morning, the waters receded and the road reopened. down the road at jenelle's cafe they've seen this song and dance before, every time it storms at high tide. >> people thought they were fixing the flooding it was more about the safety of that road coming out. they put the light in to help it a

. >>> a 66 year woman ended up dead today near a complex this morning in a landscaping pond at 3200 wood lake drive. they interviewed her family and neighbors. they do not suspect foul play. >>> police say a 43-year-old woman stabbed four of her family members in an argue on christmas night. range in age from 16-30. several were treated at a hospital for non-list threatening wounds. it followed an argue. the wait a moment under arrest is identified the tiffany thomas. >>> with remine behind bars for the time being. a judge today orders 23-year- old held in lieu of $2 million bail. police say she was drunk when she hit 4 pedestrians last thursday. >> the entire family is destroyed by what happened and i think it's fair to say that their main concern is for the other families. >> her lawyer says she's never been in it trouble and just a quarter short from graduating from college. >> the city of hay ward is considering changes. but the effect on parking has business owners concerned. the proposal would make a street and mission blstled one way through hay wards's downtown but eliminate up t