they are in the process of moving those powerlines out of the way. it's causing a big back up in the northbound direction. if this doesn't get cleaned up soon, we will see a ripple effect, which is typically a busy freeway anyway. bay bridge toll plaza, things look good. overall, things getting busier as the morning goes on. >>> 18-year-old man is in police custody for allegedly driving under the influence and heading four people in a hit- and-run early sunday morning in santa rosa. santa rosa please say jose ortiz drove into 40 people outside a restaurant on brookwood over and -- avenue. police say ortiz tried to drive away but stopped his ford explorer after two blocks and then took off by foot. police set up a perimeter near that a banded car and found ortiz hiding in the bushes just a couple blocks away. ortiz was arrested for dui, felony hit-and-run. officers say all four victims suffered serious injuries, but the all are expected to survive. >>> hundreds of hopeful parents are waiting to hear if the news is good or bad. thousands of frozen eggs

chp says the pilot was flying low when he struck the powerlines.y landing in the water saved his life.>> it could have been a lot worse if he had a hard landing. he had a severely broken left ankle. he had burns on his face. >> the plane will be recovered from the yuba river tomorrow morning. the faa is investigating this incident.>>> the abandon reservoir that is expected to become san francisco's newest city park. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't. more experts preventing security issues... & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection... & less per month. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. russian hill... will become the city's next park. the 4-and-a-half acre site is near "bay" and "lark >>> for more than a decade of debate, a reservoir in san francisco's russian hill will become

not just trees and powerlines. take a look at this picture. just one example of this enormous tree down. across city avenue. jessica jones sent it in. send your pictures, tap the nbc 10 app. there are instructions there so we can share them on air and see what's happening in every neighborhood. we've got you covered. from lehigh valley to the jersey shore to the beaches of delaware and in between. it's in between right now, we're seeing those bands of heavier snow. you can see the purple. this is near wilmington, so between philadelphia and wilmington and into the northern portion of delaware, even now starting to see a band of snow forming in southern delaware and these bands are kind of migrating from north to south through the area. the good news is we're starting to see clearing in burgs county up into the lehigh valley and poconos. more than a foot in some places, 19 inches of snow there. some of you have reports of more than 2 or 3 inches of snow. a lot of grassy areas, but on the roads, a lot of that has turned to slush and is melting.

the powerlines. this is another round of heavy wet snow and with winds gusting to 40 miles per hour we could see power outages again. the ground remains saturated. all that moisture sitting in the soil and again it could slow down restore racial efforts. but the biggest impact will be the snow. major travel slowdowns all day wednesday. back to the 40s thursday and friday so it will start to melt quickly and hopefully we'll get the roads in better shape by thursday morning. >> be careful out there. >> don's up next with sports. >> we are still talking about the birds and for good reason. would you trade nick foles? and if so, for what? we now have an idea what the asking price is for a super bowl mvp. sports coming up next. >> nick foles is a month removed from winning super bowl mvp honors. now he may be removed from the equation. nfl writer is reporting that the eagles have received a trade offer for foles. an unnamed afc team has offered a second round pick. however the birds are holding out. they

that's because we have some powerlines out here. just one more thing to add to the mix here in hanover township and really the lee high valley. >> first thing this morning, have you seen, looks like the wind has picked up. have you seen it ebbing and flowing out there? >> yeah, there's only brief moment where is it's not so strong where it's nearly blowing you over. sfims, ysometimes you start to think, okay, it's starting to wind down, this wind, but then no, the wind comes right back and catches you off guard and makes you take a step or two. it really is that powerful. people when the -- watching people try and get in and out of their cars and in and out of the the convenience store, it was just a challenge doing that. it has not slowed down. check out the stop sign. this is planned well into the ground. they're not supposed to move like that. just tells you how massive these are. say good-bye to that, it will be well down the road. >> they're dealing with the wind. hoebt the poke owes. they're dealing with major snow. looking li

the powerlines.s is another round of heavy wet snow and with winds gusting to 40 miles percould see power outages again. the ground remains saturated. all thst sitting in the soil and again it could down restore racial efforts. but the biggest impact will be the snow. major travel slowdowns all day wednesday. back to the 40s thursday and friday so it will start to melt quickly and hopefully we'll get the roads in better shape by thursday morning. >> be careful out don's up nex >> we are still talking about the birds and for would you trade nick foles? and if so, for what? we now have an idea what the asking price is for a super bowl mvp. sports coming up (male #1) it's a little someg empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, jus and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people oge at such an affordable rate. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through th

. >> it is expected to be a heavy wet snow taking down more powerlines, triggering more outages. that's because peco says 9900 customers are still in the dark due to friday's storm. let's go live to brandon hudson where people are still without power. >> reporter: a spokesman for peco says they are working 24/7 to restore power to its customers. they had 1500 out-of-town crews working with their peco crews. they plan to work through the storm in conditions like this, as long as it's safe. the belle view family hopes this is the last night they have to rely on a generator. >> i've got my refrigerator going. a small heater. >> reporter: with another nor'easter on the way, they hope a peco crew can get to their block. robert has 20 gallons of gas for his generator on standby. they are among the thousands of peco customers still without power. tonight, kristin decided to warm up in her mom's car. >> it is freezing and i've been sleeping on the floor in my living room in front of the fireplace for the past how many days? >> reporter: while the family uses a generator, their neighbors

at watertown massachusetts, one of many cities dealing with falling -- fallen trees and damaged powerlineslion are without electricity. >>> silicon valley's real estate market has broken another record but for something smaller than you might think. this modest 2 bedroom home in sunnyvale sold for 2 million dollars in just 2 days but it wasn't the sale price that set the record. it was the price per square foot roughly $2000. the buyer paid all of it in cash. location made this attractive. >> sunnyvale is the heart of silicon valley it is close to all the major employers and high-tech industry. >> another thing that may have helped to seal the deal the buyer appealed to the seller to accept the offer as one cat lover to another. >>> san francisco north beach is known for its locally owned businesses but lately many have closed up shop. >>reporter: north beach, san francisco's little italy is becoming less italian as more and more of the neighborhood shops are shutting their doors for good. there are four empty storefronts in a row right here on columbus avenue. cafi roma shutdown sunday, t

poles are down powerlines ripping. do not go near it. another live look outhere. everyone do not try and rig something up in your home to get the heat or electric back on. that is when tragedy can definitely happen. they say now is the time for patience while cre tlectricity back on. reporting live in brin mawr. >> septa still dealing with disruption of service. the trenton and chest nut hill east line are still suspended this morning. all other lines are operating but there may still be delays. shuttle buses will be operating and buses will be operating in place of the norristown high speed line today. >>> amtrak says its service is returning to normal after trees on the tracks led to major disruptions. nearly all amtrak between washington, d.c. and boston scheduled to be back up and running today. acela and keystone service are expected to be restored today working to refund customers whose trips were canceled because of the storm. >>> with another possible nor'easter headed for the delaware valley this week you can keep track by using the 6abc app. access to li

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and pulling down powerlines.hose live wires sparking this fire in pennsylvania. >> gio benitez joins us live from boston. more than 24 hours since this nor'easter hit. that high tide is still a worry for so many residents. >> reporter: oh, absolutely. you saw how dangerous high tide was earlier, there's one more left and that really could lead to more coastal flooding. once that's all done that's when people will finally be able to start cleaning up. cecilia. >> gio, thank you. you and the team stay safe out there. >>> we want to turn to the ripple effect of that storm, tens of thousands of stranded travelers. planes and trains brought to a standstill on the east coast. take a look at the crowds there trying to get out of new york penn station. they're going nowhere fast. abc's kenneth moton with how long it might take to get back to normal. >> reporter: tonight the roads, rails and runways crippled by the powerful nor'easter, desperately trying to bounce back. >> a lot of downed trees. the roads have been slippe

firefighters near new york posted this video from friday up storm, the tree fell on top of the powerlineissing those fruits. it is to remind people for the next storm how quickly things can happen. take heed of those warnings and be careful. space galago launching their largest earth orbiting satellite ever. >> 3, 2, one, ignition. >> the successful launch sending a satellite the size of a bus providing internet and television service. the 52 launch of their falcon 9 rocket. always cool to talk about that. is 2 minutes after the top of the hour and united front against iran, the us and israel vowing to work together for peace in the middle east. our next guest says it is another win for donald from setting the tone for a growing alignment. hiding in plain sight was a new bombshell, the fbi clinton email scandal, the tip that the anti-trump agent never investigated and a disaster for democrats, the dream turned into a nightmare and could be a wake-up call for liberals? heather: their dream becoming a democratic, the aca recipients taking aim at democrats after months of no action. >> the

. >> our cameras capture powerlines and trees were down. >> and if you need to go to a warming center, we posted a link on 6abc.com. >> reporter: budding gymnast is getting some extra gym time. >> i like to the jump on the trampoline and the foam pit. >> our whole neighborhood is down and pretty much everyone we know. >> reporter: they came to upper marion dance and gymnastics center. >> keep the kids entertained because that's a big thing when you have no electricity is keeping kids entertained. >> relaxed and stayed warm and got back on to the internet and the kids danced and jumped and had a great time. >> high winds brought down trees all over the area, many knocking down power. delaware county declared a state of emergency doubling staff at the emergency operations center and bringing in more resources. the head of the count's emergency services is urging folks without power to be safe. >> turning on the stove to heat your home, rigging electricity kal appliances off a battery or a generator outside. placing generators inside a building where carbon monoxide is an issue. all of t

. >> and you might see more trees down on those powerlines, creating more power outages as those windsontinue to pick up throughout the evening hours. >> we know this storm is kind of sitting out there off the coast. let's check in with glenn hurrica hurrica hurricane. >> this problem continues to compound because of the big, wet flakes. it just gets heavier and heavier and heavier and the wind keeps hitting it and hitting it and there it goes. this storm is swri ganttic and the flow is in off the ocean then coming down. this way. so the western half of pennsylvania doesn't have a flake. our snow is moving from north t% south. in. try to separate the heavier snow. the areas are now moving into e delaware and into salem county in new jersey and some really heavy snow in these area. in chester, a little bit in philadelphia. and they had over three inches of snow. the edge of the snow. in heavy snow. and the heaviest snow of the day by far is parts of delaware. middletown, it's tapering off in westchester as you can see, moouing down in in direction. and there's drier air starting to show

cyclists which might be harder to notice in this rain as well as if you see any downed trees or powerlines makes ure to call that in. in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news." (grant) now to our (grant) (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: we began the day with heavy rain and gusty winds making for a messy commute. rain finally turned to showers by the afternoon. the air is much more unstable now an we've seen a few lightning strikes. doppler radar continues to show more showers outside but they are more widely scattered. on the satellite you can see the storm as it moved ashore early today. behind it you can see another area of low pressure. that will bring another chance of rain wednesday especially in the south bay into the monterey bay. behind that another storm will move in to bring us much colder air and the possibility of thunderstorms. this last full week of winter is looking very busy. tomorrow shower will continue with a slight chance of isolated t

cyclists which might be harder to notice in this rain as well as if you see any downed trees or powerlines makes ure to call that in. in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news." (pam) (pam) don't forget... you can track the wet weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you can also be the first to know about breaking news when it happens... by turning on push alerts. (pam) president trump landing on california soil for the first time since he was elected 14- months ago. (steve) and tensions between mr trump and local lawmakers are high. (steve) as andy rose reports... the president touched on how governor jerry brown is doing, buidling a boarder wall and the military. president donald trump: "i think governor brown has done a very poor job of running california. they have the highest taxes in the united states.... you have sanctuary cities where you have criminals in the sanctuary cities...and i think the governor is doing a terrible job running the state of california."harsh words from president donald trump as he made his first trip to california since taking office 14 month

they've previously pushed back on....pge is developing a protocol for pre-emptively switching off powerlines during exterme fire danger....a move they say they will only use as a last resort. when you proactively shut off the power you can effect communications you can effect first responders, you can affect hospitalspge says they are still trying to work out how much this plan will cost plan to work with the p-u-c to try and recover that ratepayers, maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) a spending bill being debated on capitol hill right now .... includes a bi- partisan plan to create a wildfire disaster fund. the bill sets aside more than 20-billion- dollars over 10- years. it will allow the forest service and other federal agencies end a practice of raiding non- fire- related accounts ... to pay for wildfire costs. california lawmakers have long complained that the current funding mechanism ... makes budgeting difficult, even as fires burn longer and hotter each year. the new plan sets aside two- billion dollars per year. the costs of the wildfires exceeded that amount.. after the north bay wil

they've previously pushed back on....pge is developing a protocol for pre-emptively switching off powerlinesring exterme fire danger....a move they say they will only use as a last resort. when you proactively shut off the power you can effect communications you can effect first responders, you can affect hospitalspge says they are still trying to work out how much this plan will cost but they do plan to work with the p-u-c to try and recover that costs from ratepayers, maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) in berkeley.. four men are now officially charged with sexually assulting two underage girls. we first told you about this story last night. today, sex assault charges were brought against the men... who are accused of luring the teen girls to an apartment... then allegedly threatening them with a gun... and making them perform sex acts. some of the charges carry a kidnapping enhancement... which could increase the prison terms of the suspects. (steve) tonight another bay area campus is closed... due to a shooting threat. this time it happened at diablo valley college...locat ed on golf club ro

the nor'easter knocked out powerlines.. one after the other...effecting nearly one million customers from the mid- atlantic to new england. james boudreau / town administrator: "we expect people to be without power into next week." the storm also toppled trees.. damaging homes and vehicles.. mos: "we heard a noise. we didn't know what it was. we ran out my son was still in the car with the tree on top of it."and dumped heavy snow in parts of connecticut.. and upstate new york. the winds, rain, and snow all wreaked havoc on travel...amtrak service between boston and new york, and more than 3000 flights at some of the busiest northeast airports were canceled over the weekend due to the storm.i'm kim hutcherson reporting. (justine) the washington post says the porn star who reportedly received money for keeping quiet about an alleged affair with donald trump almost called the deal off. in january, the wall street journal reported that stormy daniels -- whose real name is stephanie clifford -- was paid during the general election campaign for her sil

gusts of wind up to 40 to 50 miles an hour the national weather service has advised there maybe powerlines and trees that go down so we're talking about a real storm here. we were at crissy field just a little while ago and a lot of people were out walking their dogs getting a run in before the next few days of rain. and that's where i caught up with diana dodge ((sot )) i told my boyfriend we better get a run in.. i don't like the wet weather but it good for the plants and stuff positves too laughs.. ((gabe on cam)) what are the thing i wanna mention they are predicting the dreaded sideways rain so it looks like we are in store for more than just you know a winter rain.. this is more on the store level so that type of awful rain where the umbrella won't keep you dry right now it's sounding like tomorrow is gonna be one of those days you should only go outside if you have to. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge. (pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead a powerful storm is now on final approach and headed

they've previously pushed back on....pge is developing a protocol for pre-emptively switching off powerlines during exterme fire danger....a move they say they will only use as a last resort. when you proactively shut off the power you can effect communications you can effect first responders, you can affect hospitalspge says they are still trying to work out how much this plan will cost but they do plan to work with the p-u-c to try and recover that costs from ratepayers, maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) a spending bill being debated on capitol hill right now includes a bi-partisan plan to create a wildfire disaster fund. the bill sets aside more than 20-billion-dollars over 10 years. it will allow the forest service and other federal agencies end a practice of raiding non- fire-related accounts... to pay for wildfire costs. california lawmakers have álong complained that the current system makes budgeting difficult, especially as fires intensify each year. (pam) the same system that is bringing rain to the bay area.. is dumping tons of snow to the sierra... you are looking at video from m

the military says the helicopter went down after hitting a powerline. the helicopter was a sikorsky. here is a picture of the same type of chopper. it is typically used by the air force during certain rescue.>>> little immigration agents arrested at least one person in berkeley today, setting off a wave of concern. ktvu's paul chambers the rest letter to a protest in the streets. [ cheering ] >> a small number of protesters showed up in berkeley, upset about arrests made by ice in -- on friday morning.>> here it is in my neighborhood. it felt like an invasion.>> it was on this street in berkeley where witnesses say federal agents drove up in unmarked cars and took people into custody. neighbors say those detained lived in this apartment complex at 2218 parker street people who knew them say they were nice people and they don't understand why they were taken away. a spoke person for us immigration and customs enforcement said, ice homeland security investigation made one criminal arrest in that area today, in furtherance of an ongoing criminal investigat

they've previously pushed back on....pge is developing a protocol for pre-emptively switching off powerlinesfire danger....a move they say they will only use as a last resort. when you proactively shut off the power you can effect communications you can effect first responders, you can affect hospitalspge says they are still trying to work out how much this plan will cost but they do plan to work with the p-u-c to try and recover that costs from ratepayers, maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) in the east bay... diablo valley college will reopen tomorrow.. all classes were cancelled today at its main pleasant hill campus, because of a "potentially serious threat"... made against the college. diablo valley college police lieutenant ryan huddleston said, the threat was found somewhere on campus, and the administration made the decision to close the pleasant hill campus for the day. on its website the college said, the closure was made as a precaution... and that the, quote "safety of our students, faculty and staff is our top priority." we talked to a school official about the closure. "but i hope

they've previously pushed back on....pge is developing a protocol for pre-emptively switching off powerlines off the power you can effect communications you can effect first responders, you can affect hospitalspge says they are still trying to work out how much this plan will cost but they do plan to work with the p-u-c to try and recover that costs from ratepayers, maureen kelly kron4 news. ( james ) we have breaking news this morning involving former raiders and 49ers football star aldon smith. he has been arrested again this morning in san francisco. earlier this week police say he violated a court order ... by contacting the victim in a domestic violence incident that happened at the beginning of this month. police issued a warrant and smith turned himself in this morning. smith is accused of assaulting his fiance at her home in san francisco's nob hill. last week he pleaded not guilty to the original charges. (james) we're learning more the security breach at travis air force base. this is an update to a story we first reported yesterday morning. the f-b-i has now joined the investigati

♪ >>> this morning, all liens of 880 have been reopened in oakland this hours after powerlines fell acrossning. this is video showing the backup. highway patrol says the lanes reopened just after 5:00. >>> hopeful parents are waiting for word on the fate of their future families after learning thousands of frozen eggs and embryos may have been damaged. >> 400 patients from the pacific fraternity center has been notified a liquid nitrogen storage tank failed. leigh martinez has the story. >> the damage to the eggs and embryos is unknown, clinic staff were able to pull out some eggs and found they were still viable but they have not checked the embryos yet. the problem was discovered by the laboratory director who noticed the level of liquid nitrogen in one tank was too low. if the nitrogen in the tank decreases it will cause the temperature to rise. this comes days after an unrelated failure at a clinic in cleveland where 2000 eggs or embryos were damaged affecting 600 families. officials in cleveland say that the failure was linked to the loss of liquid nitrogen which is likely what happen

they've previously pushed back on....pge is developing a protocol for pre-emptively switching off powerlinesduring exterme fire danger....a move they say they will only use as a last resort. when you proactively shut off the power you can effect communications you can effect first responders, you can affect hospitalspge says they are still trying to work out how much this plan will cost but they do plan to work with the p-u-c to try and recover that costs from ratepayers, maureen kelly kron4 news. ( robin ) east bay police are asking for the public's help to identify suspects in a laptop robbery caught on camera. take a look. this suspect is running with a laptop she just stole from a woman... sitting inside a starbucks cafe. while some snatch and grab robbers get away... this time was a little different. the victim chases down the suspect... catching up to her just in time. as the get-away car pulls up... she wrestles her laptop back. (sot)

they -- the helicopter went down after hitting a powerline. >>> russia has expelled 23 british diplomatsher the country stage a chemical attack. expose 23 russian diplomats. they respond -- they remain in critical condition. >>> lawmakers are pushing images of women on the u.s. quarter. they announced a new bill called the women's history quarter dollar act. it honors historical women from every state and territory. >>> it is never happened before, the ncaa tournament until now. >> incredible performance, shock and awe. you nbc makes history. >> that is the university of maryland baltimore county. they are good. it is the first 16 proceed to knock off a number one seed in history. the retrievers stunned the cavaliers. 74-50. the game was tied at halftime. they jumped up quickly in the second half, pulled away, never looked back. they shot 54% from the floor and made 12 three-pointers. >> when we were tied at 21, we had not shot particularly well, we made silly turnovers. we felt there was no way we would win this game.>> before the victory, they were 0-135 across the top seed. the parent

like to specifically request of you a clear exposition of the data cloud that comes in through your powerline and other sources that must be reconciled into investigative judgment. senator durbin referenced the $4100 -- 4100 call figure. he said that there's a certain amount of automatic sorting that takes place for frequent flyers who you've checked off as not being credible. so that that -- i don't have very many limits with you here. but if there is some sort of a diagram that we could look at that shows what the background blizzard of information looks like out of what you're expected to make determinations as to what data point is telling as to the prox backed -- prospect of a future crime would be helpful. do you have that you think and can you provide it? >> i don't know if we have it, but i can find it and per -- provide it. the only thing i will offer is we are happy to walk you through the call center at any point. if i could very quickly, this center was billed in january 2012 and it was built because we were trying to save -- we were trying to centralize and standardize the tips a