well, richmond park and stoke central are almost polar opposites of the spectrum when it comes to theremain. but in a way for the labour party, this is the crucial question, for the labour party and jeremy corbyn, if they lose all the copeland or stoke central, that is further evidence on my mind at least that the labour party is running into electoral irrelevance. these are two traditionally safe labour seats; if they can't hold these, they've had stoke central since 1950, then jeremy corbyn will come under extreme pressure i think to stand down. very quickly, these mixed m essa 9 es down. very quickly, these mixed messages that we're getting from jeremy corbyn on freedom of movement, that's really important on the doorstep in these northern constituencies absolutely. in stoke central lots of voters are very concerned about immigration and free movement, and less concern perhaps with the more pro—open border position thatjeremy with the more pro—open border position that jeremy corbyn has been advocating in seats like islington north, which are a world away from the reality of voters

has to slow down and take a look at the flashing lights here on highway 92 off is off to a nice richmond parks smooth sailing leaving so nolan to fremont and milpitas that drive times amount not bad caulking and add 23 minutes. p>>darya: massive eucalyptus tre came crashing down into the parking lot it is a good and no one was hurt because people were in the restaurant and the giant tree came down one woman and her friend got to the restaurant just before it came crashing down fashion. >>darya: a dozen cars were damaged by that tree will miss jobs united states for all intact for the top jobs are stem from the tech industry analyst manager coming in and no. 5 all the required a solid base of math and science education knowledge of the sum of congressional leaders he actually won the popular vote he met lawmakers from both parties yesterday and according to the washington post he spent about 10 minutes talk about the election timing vary between three and 5 million easily go vote he lost the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes as of right now there is no evidence to support the president's

>>robin w: this ride on five a westbound from the richmond park where that is not a bad drive time overridge into san francisco sculptor of the morning it is very heavy except for the carpool lane 20¢ from 680 to the maze the ride on 580 our dublin and to castro valley. >>robin w: the ride from 280 out to the 237 split still clocking in just under 15 minutes. >>mark: labeled to require changing tables and both men and women's restroom you require federal buildings of the to the public to have died for changing stations in both men's and women's room the manager stillness to determine how it will be enforced pushed. >>darya: he is protesting a from live camera and frightened others to do the same to his window into the camera a paralegal into a fight with someone. >>mark: you come look at the battery bar called on the back of and and they will contain these numbers and letters this at 100,000 batteries in addition to the 41,000 batteries a recall back in june. >>robin w: off during the morning commute no exceptions right now. stanley r: that is exactly what happens every day at around th

parks this year. >>> people across the bay area will be volunteering today in honor of dr. king. in richmond, volunteers will beautify a park and plant trees along the richmond greenway. there will also be a commemoration ceremony and a moment of silence after the community service projects. that event begins at 9:00 this morning. >>> in honor of the martin luther king jr. holiday, members of a church tried to provide warmth to those living on the streets. members of the evergreen baptist church gave out about 100 blankets last night to homeless shelter and handed out bagged lunches to those in need. >> we think it's very important, special through this time of year with the rain and cold, to give back, because it could be one of us, and the need has grown. last year, we had a lot of people. this year, it's even more. >> well, this is the 6th year for the blankets and blessings events. it is paid for by contributions from the community. >> many churches in san francisco, oakland, all over the bay area, are holding many events in honor of dr. king. >> yeah. >> time is 6:38. meantime, a search

park was hit pretty hard by the recent storm. greeks have been overflowing. mudslides have become a huge problem. richmond's wildcat canyon park had a major slide just a few months ago and now things have gotten even worse. in oakland, a slide has closed a popular trail. that slide is supposed to get even larger as the storm hits this coming weekend. heavy rain and loose rock and debris is what caused the street in san francisco's gwynn park neighborhood to close. o'shaughnessy avenue between malta drive and devout avenue will be closed until friday because public works crews have to stabilize the cliff. boulders came crashing down just a few weeks ago. the street has been shut down as a precaution.>>> and contra costa county, they have declared their own state of emergency because of major damage from recent storms. one of the biggest problems is a sinkhole. they expect it will take almost a year to repair the hole. contra costa public works officials say this is the only problem area they have to worry about. a few areas are going to take a while to repair.>> amber valley road, mcewan road, amber valley h

and port richmond, it's 44 park side, 43 in andorra. it's a little bit cooler in parts of the city than others. that's what we have with neighborhood weather. we can get into a tiny neighborhood and get you the weather conditions and forecasts there. but now, the whole area is going to be affected by this. this is a first alert for the entire area. not for the rain tomorrow. this is for sunday afternoon through monday night. for rain and strong winds. we could see wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. maybe well over 50 miles per hour. right off the ocean and that means a threat of coastal flooding as well. it's a nor'easter. if it was colder, we'd be getting buried with snow. but it's not cold enough for snow. as you can see we have a few clouds in the area. the rain is still pretty far away back to the west. that is moving in our direction. and it is also moving in a direction of washington, d.c. so there it is during the inauguration. that area is moving right toward philadelphia. tomorrow afternoon, we're going to be getting the rain.

london coached at richmond and virginia before coming to college park. he's been praised for his ability to recruit local talent. >> start with an attitude and culture about what the expectations are. you know, succeedingen the field. off the field. in the classroom. i think all of them go together. >> i met him back in high school. he was at uva. always heard he was a great man. i was excited. he's going to do big things. i feel. i feel like it's going to be a great change at the university. >> love the excitement from the players. >>> maryland head basketball coach has said many times he really enjoys coaching this year's team. it's a special group of student athletes. that has been translated to his team's performance on the terps have had two losses this season. both times bounce back in a big way because of the confidence not just in their coach but thr teammates. >> i think attitude you want to win, whether play or not. you want to win. i feel as though -- . >> young guys, everyone, having fun. we're playing hard. that's what makes this team so fun

you can see just to the side of this neighborhood is a yellow grouping, that is currently bird park in richmonde report for this neighborhood said it would have been higher, would have gotten a blue rating, a b rating, but was downgraded because it is next to an african-american neighborhood. and there is a park on this side of the neighborhood. so, african-americans are walking through this neighborhood. thereby, supposedly, devaluing. when the assessors wrote reports like this, in other neighborhoods they included all sorts of detailed information. maybe you cannot see, but under inhabitants, it would often say salaried workers, managerial class, to define the kind of people that worked there, as a way to understand how much money they made, as a way to understand if this neighborhood would become prosperous or maintain itself. but a neighborhoods dominated by african-americans, the assessor usually just listed negro, and that was enough to designate a red designation. and this is part of the origin of the term redlining, discriminating against groups by withholding government services, etc.

steve richmond has lived up here with his horses for 42 years. across the street, henry cowell state park where the water was fast and furious. richmond never takes the river for granted. >> you can say, oh, it's not a problem. but i've seen water move some hills. >> reporter: he remembers the river in the winter of 1982. >> it was 14 feet deep. and there was a body found there the next day after the floods. >> reporter: kevin hamm walked along the river looking concerned. >> the accumulated rain has caused the river to come up over this bridge here higher than i've ever seen. >> reporter: hamm has had enough of storms. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> well, parts of the sierra are under avalanche warnings because of intense snowfall and dangerous weather conditions there. >> look at the whiteout conditions in this video from squaw valley alpine meadows. they were closed for the day, just too dangerous because of too much snow, right? many other resorts also closed today. >>> well, the sierra avalanche center has issued an avalanche warning through tomorrow morning. they say there is a high avala

football program, and the bison introduced him today, and he was head coach at richmond and virginia before coming to college park, and london has been praised for his success of recruiting local talent. >> starting with attitude and the culture of what the expectations are, and you know, succeeding on the field and off the field and i think all of them go together. >> i met him back in high school. always thought he was a great man. i was really excited. he's going to do big things i feel. >> i feel like it will be a great change for the university. >> and he had such success at virginia. i now you and the bison are excited to have london there with the culture he will br hambone! sally! 22! hut hut! tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next? choose. choose. choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well y

park side you're at 25 degrees. while port richmond is 31 because it's close to river. upper 20s now for bustleton. go through the forecast hour by hour to show you who gets snow and who gets sunshine when i come back in ten minutes. first let's see how the roads are looking. >>> we're watching the schuylkill right now. actually the ramp moving towards the vine street expressway. that has cleared. typically the last ramp to lift when they vine street expressway closure is in place. see here no problems headed to the vine right now from the schuylkill. once you get out door to vine street, construction is clear. checking drive times here. speeds also into the 30s there as well. remember bridge closure. happened about a week and a half ago. new jersey turnpike, pa turnpike connector bridge still closed there. alternate route to get you around pa and new jersey right there. also, still in new jersey, barrington, missing manhole cover on the white horse pike heading westbound. currently moving by on the pike. no big delays. right lane is closed. watch this throughout the be

steve richmond has lived up here with his horses for 42 years. across the street the state park where the water was fast and furious. richmond never takes the river for granted. >> you can say, oh, it's not a problem. but i've seen water move some hills, so -- >> reporter: he remembers the river in the winter of 1982. >> it was 14 feet deep. and there was a body found there the next day after the floods. >> reporter: kevin hamm walked along the river, looking concerned. >> the accumulated rain has caused the river to come up over this bridge here, higher than i've ever seen. >> reporter: hamm has had enough of storms. >> and that was vic lee reporting. flooded streets quickly turned into flooded front yards. several blocks around sea wall passage were under water. one residence says he hasn't seen this much water since 1927. numerous roads are closed because of rushing slides and runoff. >> reporter: you can see that there's a fracture between the two plains. this hillside is literally melting in the rain. so this major thoroughfare is closed between pope street and deer park ro

park wood. 37 degrees. even 40s. standard city and port richmond. new issue in philadelphia. let me show you some neighbors a little bit colder. we have seen number ofs climb. now up to 34 in at co-. numbers are starting to climb in princeton. right at 32 degrees. lee high and north hampton counties. this is where we're seeing freezing rain right now. so icing on untreated surfaces. sidewalks. find some ice on your car in some of these neighbors first thing this morning. during the day, we will get plain old rain. for today and tomorrow, won't be the end of the rain. precipitation chances of the next couple days will stay high for monday and tuesday, but by wednesday, we are drying out and then some colder air takes hold. so today, sunshine, not happening. rain to the day today. temperature climbing in the 40s. any icing first thing this morning will quickly disappear. tomorrow 52 degrees. no chance of icing tomorrow morning. then we're drying out on wednesday. high of 50 degrees. colder air arrives on friday. clouds moving through on friday. there's a chance we'll see some s

and that puts us about 47 in many areas in san francisco to ocean park and the financial district at about 49, 49 in richmond and palo alto, union city, santa clara, pleasantton, you can see some light to moderate rain on highway 4 from discovery bay all the way over towards concord, down 680 through 24 to renda and then down 580 along the east bay shore. quick downpour on the san mateo bridge. exercising today, you want to try to stay inside. now, if you're going to be on the water, it's going to be breezy and wetter this afternoon. same thing on the roads, ponding on the roadways this afternoon so watch out for downpours during the ooesk drive with that ponding and our gusty winds, the fastest winds, 20 to 40 miles per hour, those are going to blow right during the evening commute. mid 50s today, mid to upper 50s tomorrow with that heavier rain coming in and then cooler and dryer on thursday. how about an hour by hour look at that wet weather. that's next. here's alexis. >> yeah, it's been a couple weeks since we've really had a full blown weekday commute. i think we're going to see a heavy commute today.

park side at 34. 35 at penns fork. richmond 36. bustleton 35 degrees. here's your current temperatures. they will pick up a bit in the afternoon but not a lot. we'll stay in the low 40s and with those wind chills it will feel more like the mid-30s through your afternoon. looking at berks county, reading 33 degrees. leonardsville at 30 degrees. whitehall at 32. bethlehem 30. easton 31 degrees. berks county area at or below freezing with wind chills in the lower 20s as we get into the afternoon it will feel like about what it actually is now 32 degrees over much of the region. here's your radar and satellite view. we have pockets of clearing but scattered clouds pretty much throughout the area. it looks like we got a good batch of snow coming through but that's not making it to the surface. what's happening here is this is way higher up in those clouds. this is the tail end of some lake-effect snow that's clipping our area because of the winds are strong enough to pull some of this activity in. none of this is making it to the surface it shows the air ver

park, marina, all 50, 51 degrees. cool spots, lake ocean beach at 48. 45 in richmond. 43 for palo alto. 35 in santa clara, pleasanton, walnut creek. daly city, 42. quiet start on 680, at least it is dry. driving both times on the commute will be dry on the activity planner. out and about, poor air quality. it is a spare the air day. light breezes if you're going to be taking public transit, such as ferries. let's look at what's going on in the east bay hills, southwest 14 to 24. it is going to pump the temperatures in the low to mid 60s today. may get to 70 tomorrow. then the rain rolls in wednesday. we'll take an hour by hour look, who is expecting to get the worst air quality today, coming up next. here's alexis. >> i want to take you back to the problem we talked about ten minute ago. eastbound 24 before you get to the orinda exit. this is a sig alert. it was issued a few minutes ago. we've got the two right lanes open. the two left lanes are blocked due to a tree down on the road. three vehicles hit that. no injuries, cal tran cal trans is on the way. if you are traveling the countercommute there, you certainly c

parking lane on both sides of the street. we have particularly worked hard in the richmond noting that merchants in the richmond and 25th avenuesng on the street. we worked really hard to previous that part of the parking on the corridor where there aren't parking resources. with the landscaping with the median on the 25th to take out the single existing median and put in the new median, we do that with at least a 1 to 1 ratio. we try to put as many trees in that design as possible and there will be more landscaping areas with the new medians. >> specific issues that have come up in different neighborhoods along the corridor and in japantown those have included the webster street pedestrian bridge. we have previously proposed to remove that bridge and replace it with surface pedestrian crossings, as we are road dieting and making that street safer in that location. we heard from a lot of the public through public comment period. this was a topic commented on and particularly schools nearby and groups crossing with kids that they were concerned about removing this bridge and felt that was the really safest way to get across the

park side, chestnut hill. center city, all in the middle 40s right now. and it's 45 in port richmond. a mild start, but a cloudy one. see the clouds clear out. and temperatures will actually go up. clouds overhead the entire area seeing that cloud cover right now. no sign of any rain. just a little bit of mist in a couple spots with fog. the wind. that's going to be blowing today. look how it increases. this is 11:30 this morning. 15-mile-an-hour wind. stronger in the suburbs. that's at 11:30. wind will stay with us this afternoon. shifting wind too. so winds are going to start coming out of west or northwest. later today and that's going to drop temperatures starting this evening at 5:00. already have seen our high temperatures around midday. and numbers start to come down with winds bringing in colder air for tonight. pretty decent january day. usually a mild one. 45 degrees with some breaks of sunshine. 51 degrees at noon. then look at temperatures starting to come down with clear skies at 4:00 today. suburbs clouds and a little bit of fog to start with. both thinning out. mostly c

richmond home by an intruder. she works at rosie the riveter national historic park and is the nation's oldest park ranger. she later received a replacement coin and a letter from the principal. [ indiscernible ] police said miller went to the wrong room. the 49ers released miller hours after the incident. in november alameda sheriff's was stabbed to death and set on fire in an oakland park. her friend laura rogers and rogers boyfriend were arrested. sources say the boyfriend became jealous after the two women develop add closer relationship. also that month a transgender woman was arrested in a triple homicide in oakland. then setting their house on fire. two inmates escaped from jail in san jose by cutting through steel bars. [ indiscernible ] a lot of these cases are still pending in the courts. i will be honor thing these -- monitoring these cases in the new year. back to you >>> it is pretty much overwhelming. it is just -- i can't believe it is happening actually. >> he spent nearly half of his life on the streets but now he has a home. thanks to a bay area non-profit >>> and we will check in with ou

parking lane on both sides of the street. we have particularly worked hard in the richmond noting that merchants in the richmond and 25th avenues there is not a lot of parking on the street. we worked really hard to previous that part of the parking on the corridor where there aren't parking resources. with the landscaping with the median on the 25th to take out the single existing median and put in the new median, we do that with at least a 1 to 1 ratio. we try to put as many trees in that design as possible and there will be more landscaping areas with the new medians. >> specific issues that have come up in different neighborhoods along the corridor and in japantown those have included the webster street pedestrian bridge. we have previously proposed to remove that bridge and replace it with surface pedestrian crossings, as we are road dieting and making that street safer in that location. we heard from a lot of the public through public comment period. this was a topic commented on and particularly schools nearby and groups crossing with kids that they were concerned about removing this bridge and felt that was the really s

richmond san rafael bridge. >>james: to dolmas of fighting back against the national park service proposal in a rustic californiao clean up the mast and the building falls onto the beach below what permitting the demolition is the to start on monday and last a couple of days. >>james: with 11 new health in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. çbreakÑáááábreakáááá çááárobináááÑ no major hot >>robin w: the ride into san francisco ad as your role in already crowded from the foot of the maze but no hot spots. >>james: typically you eat fish and poultry least twice a week. [take: live]çáááliveáááÑ >>mark: is the 119 yesterday and just about 58. >>james: thank you for joining us. >>rebecca: it is one to be nice and dry for you for the next two days again is goin

certainly now to the north of richmond moderate showers and further north in the north bay to the east of walnut park saint helena seeing moderate rainfall. scattered showers the story throughout the day. similar conditions again heading towards san mateo at this hour and redwood city. right now the south bay is dry. we have watches and warnings to be mindful of that goes into affect later this evening. a flash flood watch is in effect for the bay area. certainly rapid rise of the streams. we also have some flood warnings out there and anticipate more as the rain begins to fall. high wind warning is in effect for the higher elevations of the bay area and the coastline. everyone under a high wind advisory as we see the storm system approaching with wind speeds 35-50 miles per hour and gusts upwards of 60. you combine that with saturated soil and we anticipate downed power lines and trees and difficult driving conditions. a winter storm warning in effect for the high country. we'll taung more about the system coming up in a bit. but first developing this morning at least 16 people are dead after a fier

parks this year. >>> around the bay area, people will be volunteering in honor of martin luther king. in richmond, people are planting trees along the green way. there is also a moment of silence after the community service project. the event starts at 9:00 this morning. >> also in honor of martin luther king, an oakland church, the ever green baptist church tried to help the homeless. they gave away blankets and toilet toiletries to those in need. >> this could be any of us and the need has grown. we had a lot of people last year, this year it's more. >> this is the sixth year for the blankets and blessings event. >>> prom season has come early for some teenagers in glendale, they all share one trait. >> the music, the dancing and the makeup. >>orter: all of these children have one thing in common, they all have kidney disease. >> i did not go to my prom, i did not want other teens to miss this coming of age event and i wanted them to come to a place where they felt accepted and where they could create friendships that last a lifetime lifetime. >> reporter: these two friends met in chej. >> i ne

richmond. the strong winds and rains knocked down telephone lines near golden gate park. police shut down part of the road as pg&e crews got to work. back out live here at 17th and folsom, this is a public utilities commission truck right there. with the massive amounts of rain coming, the puc isn't taking chances. workers said they will be staying overnight. they are going to be keeping an eye on this intersection, should those water levels rise. reporting live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> on the peninsula the pacifica pier will be closed all weekend as the storm batters of the coast. earlier this week high winds and crashing waves made it almost impossible to cast a line off the pier. the aging structure is especially damage prone during intense storm systems. this storm is causing major delays at sfo. you're taking a live look now and so far, there have been 258 delays and 754 cancellations. the weather is affecting both arriving and departing flights. now, so far, no word of any major impact at oakland international airport or mineta san jose. >>> our

mountains, that's going to head up towards palo alto and possibly menlo park so a little downpour possible right there. here's a look at richmond. you can definitely see some ponding on the toll plaza right there. they've had about .1 inch of a rain. your accuweather highlights today. light rain this morning and heavy, gusty winds this afternoon. brief break thursday and then another storm saturday, sunday, monday, probably more rain this moderate storm is going to bring us. ne minor flooding. possibly in the north bay mountains and santa cruz mountains on those burn scars. 7:00 to 9:00, you can see there may be a little bit of a lull but it starts to pick up again, especially north of the samt bring at 9:00. the first wave is going to hit the north bay by noon. look by the evening commute, just about all of us except for the south bay dealing with light to moderate rain in the south bay, you'll get it as we head flut evening hours. look at that yellow and orange, 7:00, evening some reds during the evening hours, but during the overnight hours, it'sgoing to taper down to tomorrow's commute. 2/3 of an inch to bay. a storm this w

the of 45s, mission, castro, glen parks also h 4, head to the financial district, act 48 degrees, we've got 45 from downtown san francisco, pleasanton, pittsburg, richmond at 46 along with union city, 38 in petaluma. still a little slick down in the south bay. let's talk about your commute. i give you caution because what happens this morning with that light rain. now if you're going to be on the water it's going to be tranquil today and if you're going to be out and about exercising, just dress warmer. now, these temperatures, they're going to be in the low to mid 50s today, mid 50s tomorrow but mid 50s to near 60 saturday. that's when the heavy rain starts to roll on in. i'll talk more about that coming up and also tracking thick fog. details next. >>> seeing that up on the north end and then we just heard matt keller say he ran into that this morning. southbound 680 moving along just fine, no slowdowns but if you ride san francisco bay ferry, a couple service changes to talk about. they're having some mechanical issues, that means several llejo trips will be replaced by bus service today. then those return trips to vallejo from san francisco, 2:30 an

park service confirmed the call thursday, but declined to reveal the details. conversation. >>> in other news the engineer involved in a deadly train cash in port richmond is suing amtrak for more than $50,000. brandon boston driving the speeding train when it derailed in may 2015 killing eight people and injuring more than 200 others. he says amtrak did not address reports that people were throwing projectiles at trains. he claimed something hit his train making him disoriented or unconscious. the federal investigators say boston was distracted by reports that something hit another train, but his train was not hit. >> meantime investigators now say another amtrak engineer involved in a deadly crash near chester tested positive for marijuana after the crash. two maintenance workers died when the amtrak train being driven by 47 year old alexander hunter slammed into a back april. investigators also say maintenance crew failed to follow safety procedures and that amtrak let work go on without a detailed safety plan. hunter is no longer with amtrak. >> well, new this morning: flames destroy portions of a fairground in the midwest. >> we will have more on the histor

aquatic park on the right, university avenue overcrossing at the top of the screen. brake lights heading up toward richmond heavy tonight on 880. >>> wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour hammered san jose and brought down this 25 year-old hoche tree. winds picking up throughout the day prompting pg and e so activate south bay emergency center. >> expecting more heavy rain to come in and gusty winds. this means we can see a lot more trees falling, bringing down power lines and causing only outages. >> fg and e crews working 24 hour shift and respond to outages. utility says workers patrolling problem areas ready to take on whatever mother nature throws their way. reminder, download the free ktvu weather app for the latest on the storm and posting updates on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >>> an i notion mall plea after family of a woman kill inside abe area crash after it will take several more days to recover her body. her body was trapped in her car after she crashed into the delta monday night. christina, the family wants those crews to move a little fastered if they can. >> they do, the family of miche

down so hard i would imagine it is still a lot of pull the water on the richmond san rafael bridge to a second easy at one corner of parkould not see nfl like being in a car wash fortunately and no one was next to resort to offer off the gas. will t: you receive traffic moving along just fine on southbound 101 but you will have to deal with the dusty conditions. >>reporter: washington against ready to swear in the 45th president that is where donald trump will take the oath of office and give his a mongrel dress it calls for rain but so far this loss in its reporting of the hundreds of thousands of people and protesters here to mark the occasion >>: from arrived in washington in the u.s. military jet and went straight to his new property on pennsylvania avenue in the tropical cell. >>reporter: in the afternoon there right mike pence in riga at arlington national cemetery attended a concert on the national. >>reporter: the letter donald as vice-president mike pence along with dolmas inside washington's union station the number of this group, was mature boycotting today's inauguration is now more than 60 the the second la

year-old betty was beaten in her richmond home by an intruder who stole a rare coin presented to her by president obama. she worked at rosie the riveter national historic park, and is the nation's oldest park ranger. in september, 49ers tight end bruce miller was accused of using a cain to attack a 70- year-old man and his son at a hotel in san francisco's fisherman's wharf. police said miller went to the wrong room. the 49ers released miller hours after the incident. >>> in november, alameda county sheriff's explorer was stashed to death and set on fire in an oakland park. her friend, laura rogers, and rogers boyfriend, were arrested. sources say the boyfriend became jealous after the two women developed a closer relationship. also, a transgender woman was arrested in a triple homicide in oakland. dana rivers was charged with the murders and then setting the house on peer. >>> two inmates cut through steel bars to escape from the santa rosa jail. they were both later captured. a lot of these cases are still pending in the courts. i'll be monitoring these cases in the new year. back to you. >> time is 5:25. the boyfriend of the late george michael said the

richmond. sky fox was overhead. you can see the water going over the spillway, flooding a road that leads to a parking lot. this is happening on the north side of the dam. no homes are threatened. the water is dumping into the san pablo creek nearby. >> take a look at this video out of half moon bay. so much hail early today it almost looks like snow. it's one of quite a few areas that saw high. for more now we go to meteorologist rosemary orozco. we've been waiting for rain, now we have hail, and people don't want it. >> a different type of day. pockets of rain, hail, thunder and lightning reported in some areas. i had tweets from novato seeing lightning, san jose. we still have a couple of advisories. a few here, a little bit of sunshine mixed with cloud cover and water on the lens. that's the type of day we've had with mostly cloudy skies, scattered showers rotating into the bay area. high surf advisory will continue into the overnight hours. it will expire at 3:00 a.m. there's one area we continue to watch in sonoma county near mark west creek. it's the lower end. there's an advisory in place, flooding

park at 42. mission, castro, sunny side and marina, 43. if you're coming in to the financial district, why, because nothing is open, but i thought i'd mention it is 44 there. 45 in richmond. 36 right now in santa clara. also, saratoga, 35. walnut creek dropped down to 34. 38 in pleasanton. here's a look at san rafael. darn it. the camera was working well awhile ago. fog and frost possible on the roads. on the water, light but going green. the high temperatures from above, 55 in half-moon bay. san francisco, 56. 59 in oakland. san jose and up to santa rosa. as we move through the next couple days, temperatures will stay in the mid to upper 50s. even reaching 60 in the south bay before we get to wednesday. that's when our next storm comes in. guess what? we'll look at that in a few minutes. stick around for that and sue, here for alexis. >> thank you. mike, it is going great. quiet in the traffic center as you might expect on a holiday. looking at the san matteo bridge, 14 minute drive from hayward to the foster city side of things. no problems there. drive times are light. airport from san francisco, not bad. 101 to the san jose is great, all in the green. one problem, we

richmond. fox was over head about an hour ago. you can see water going over the spillway there, flooding a road that lead those the parking lot. this is happening on the north side of the dam. the water is dumping into the san pueblo creek nearby. >> and the rain is not over by any means, right? >> that's right. the rounds will continue to come and come as we get through the secretary second part of your afternoon and tuesday morning hours, you can expect are some clouds, rain, and thunder. we all have that possibility of ponding on the water, the mudslides, the streams, and the creeks flooding. so please be careful as you get out there for today. here is look at where we actually are experiencing some flooding in sonoma county, right there at lower west mark creek. this will continue until about tomorrow morning. national weather service putting an advisory there. if this is your area, be prepared for a little flooding in and around the creek, and we have a winter weather advisory that goes into the overnight hours, all the way down to about 3,000 feet, you can experience some harsh driving conditions. let's take a look at th

richmond bridge here's a look at the kron 4 radar. we are seeing a lot of scattered showers right now. for the weekned. it's zumba in the park fitness party in san francisco. come out and enjoy a free zumba fitness party. it's all happening from 2:00 to 4:00 at the county fair building. the event is free to attend. onto bay area basketball this morning. >> marty: the warriors are finally in orlando after being stuck in houston because of flooding. and kevin durant gets to face another former teammate today. he played against russell westbrook wednesday, james harden on friday and will see serge ibaka today. the dubs have won six straight games. tip-off for today's game against the magic is 9:00 this morning. the atlanta falcons and green bay packers are preparing to face off in the n-f-c championship game today. and some green bay fans arrived in atlanta friday. well ahead of this weekend's game. maybe they wanted to escape the cold. but here they are. they've been following and cheering for their team the entire season and for many fans-- getting tickets to today's game at the georgia dome was simply a no brainer to them. p

in the planning process, for example, the jordan park association or they have not been listened to, for example the planning association for the richmond. we were never invited to a cac meeting and we were not kept informed of the process. we are a neighborhood group right along geary. for this to be an inclusive process, they need to participate and be heard. no. 2. postpone further action on geary and elect the supervisors to take office. in particular, sandra feuer needs to include her input on this project in her district. delaying this would allow for a view from a key player. this is a special courtesy that supervisors should extend to one another. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. public speaker: good afternoon, commissioners, my name is paul warmer. i happen to be chair of the japantown land use committee. i have a couple of comments related to that. first i want to complement ms. chang and her staff in working with us to talk about the concerns we had about what was going on in the japantown corridor and working constructively with us. very good outreach and the outreach came because we did ask for it and they wer

park. we have the weekend forecast coming up 18 minutes after the hour but let's send it to roqui. >> thank you, roberta. let's start with the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. looking good right now if you are heading that way. and if you are traveling in marin county let me tell you about westbound 37. we have been doing these updates for weeks now due to the storms. but westbound 37 that traffic still being divert off at atherton avenue to give you a direct route back to 101. but the update here is eastbound 37 is now over to 101. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge from marin county to the toll plaza your regular commute a 14-minute commute from 580 in san rafael. the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights will be turned on around 5:30. right now looking good across the span of the bay bridge. carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take you about 20 minutes. altamont pass at about 50 miles an hour. not bad. north tracy boulevard to the altamont pass will take you up to 30 minutes. it does free up through livermore and then you're back on to slow traffic along the dublin interchange. if you wan

richmond's poorest neighborhood. >> push it up. >> turning it into a greenway removed the barrier. but the next step is bringing people together around things like this. >> this is going to be dirt world bike park>> bmxors know finding a place is not easy. >> we ride where we don't get kicked out. and we will travel as far as we can. hills and valleys, better for a bike than a wheel barrel. a project that could bring neighbors closer together is doing its job. in richmond, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> stay with us. facebook is taking on fake news outside the united states. >> next find out why the social media giant picked germany for its test site. >> i'm michael finny with a n >>> chaos in mexico. this is video of people running from a nightclub after a man opened fire killing five people and injuring 15. one american among the dead. officials say the man began shooting after denied entry to the blue parrot club. three security guards were killed trying to protect people inside. authorities say they detained people, but are uncertain if any are the gunmen. a suspect in the deadly nightclub attack in turkey reportedly in custody. turkish media says police caught the alleged gunman tonight du

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richmond san rafael bridge. >>rebecca: not bad for westbound 580 and a seven minute the drive time to make it. >>james: be careful driving around here was a quick look at the day parkarted off the morning we have a lot of good bit of the south bay san jose same for oakland and san francisco especially in some of these protective valley is a lot of myths of the fifties looking for 56 in oakland slightly warmer perhaps in the north bay with maybe even santa rosa getting pretty close web going to hold off the temperature range right through the holiday weekend. >>james: primarily to the stable dry weather with five. >>darya: police in mountain you're looking for the people you can see burglarizing this home that interested in a couple of guitars this happened last month and we just got the video overnight. >>mark: looking for to men who robbed the bank at gunpoint when this is a to men with a mass of interfaces pointed guns at the customer's the man demanded money from the tulsa left with the cash no one was injured former san francisco police chief has stepped down the next tier consultant he did not want to be a distraction during an incredibly positive time he resi

richmond district this reexpected to speed up travel by 24%. there will be more hearings and votes before muni can start work on the 300 million-dollar project. some don't like this they say it'll take parking spot away from their customers. supporters say the rapid transit project is needed. >>> we are two weeks from the inauguration of the president elect. coming up at six, final preparations in washington. also the steps being taken to prevent any fake tickets from popping up. >> first good news to tell you about on the battle against cancer. up next the reason behind a decrease in the number of deaths caused by the disease. >> we are seeing that traffic is mostly good. we had some reports of black ice out there. we had a couple of slow downs already. we will break it down for you straight ahead. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. . >>> welcome back. the american cancer society has some positive news. the death rate from cancer has dropped a full 25% in the past 25 years. they credit a decl

so co-richmond the control of invasive weeds like sour grass that compete and upon which the butterfly depends on the weeds and species are primarily controlled by hand by volunteers, rec and parkepartment staff, and through mechanical means ♪ specific cases for example, without the protection of the butterfly a manual or mechanical alternative to control the weeds didn't exist in this case the spot treatment of herbicides are to control the solids 40 for the habitat the rec and park department abides by the department and the environment i p m program and restrictions we're proud of the fact we've reduced the usage of our herbicides by the over 95 percent in the last 5 years >> another property that contains endangered species not hard park in san mateo couldn't at sharp park the plans make recovery of the state and the frog and the garden snake a habitat between the wedding o wetlands on the left hand of the photo creating and recreating the habitat for the breeding of the frogs and the habitat for basking and several snake species on mclaren park up to 8 trails sensitive plants and mammal protection as well as a recognition to convert 8 afshgz off lash to protect a creek are

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parking lot tend to see what our. >>robin w: work away from downtown oklahoma into fremont street is not bad but it is still slow also slow the richmondts it take 87 north out of san jose. >>mark: it happened late yesterday morning off of manor drive near skyline and heron's- bill been told our the ravine they had to rappelled down the side to rescue the man who suffered serious injuries this the man inside the car was airlifted to the hospital no word on his condition they're not sure what happened. >>darya: the last of storms have hit the hard and knocked down trees and triggered flooding the heavy rain combined with high tide flooded low-lying areas instead of emergency will be into effect until released tuesday. >>robin w: and that is the westbound traffic you could see it is still packed no major problems or hot spots. >>james: we have a side-by-side comparison on the left-hand side is what we had last week most of the difference can be found north of sacramento back with more in just a minute. ♪ life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it

in the planning process, for example, the jordan park association or they have not been listened to, for example the planning association for the richmond. we were never invited to a cac meeting and we were not kept informed of the process. we are a neighborhood group right along geary. for this to be an inclusive process, they need to participate and be heard. no. 2. postpone further action on geary and elect the supervisors to take office. in particular, sandra feuer needs to include her input on this project in her district. delaying this would allow for a view from a key player. this is a special courtesy that supervisors should extend to one another. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. public speaker: good afternoon, commissioners, my name is paul warmer. i happen to be chair of the japantown land use committee. i have a couple of comments related to that. first i want to complement ms. chang and her staff in working with us to talk about the concerns we had about what was going on in the japantown corridor and working constructively with us. very good outreach and the outreach came because we did ask for it and they wer

so co-richmond the control of invasive weeds like sour grass that compete and upon which the butterfly depends on the weeds and species are primarily controlled by hand by volunteers, rec and park department staff, and through mechanical means ♪ specific cases for example, without the protection of the butterfly a manual or mechanical alternative to control the weeds didn't exist in this case the spot treatment of herbicides are to control the solids 40 for the habitat the rec and park department abides by the department and the environment i p m program and restrictions we're proud of the fact we've reduced the usage of our herbicides by the over 95 percent in the last 5 years >> another property that contains endangered species not hard park in san mateo couldn't at sharp park the plans make recovery of the state and the frog and the garden snake a habitat between the wedding o wetlands on the left hand of the photo creating and recreating the habitat for the breeding of the frogs and the habitat for basking and several snake species on mclaren park up to 8 trails sensitive plants and mammal protection as well as a recognition to convert 8 afshgz off lash to protect a creek a