. >> reporter: more than 100 police officers from ridgewood this morning. they came to honor michael feeney. known around here as chief feeney. >> you know when you see people like this, they are the best of our family. >> reporter: michael back in june took on the chiefly duties of reviewing the dispatch, signing mountains of forms and making sure pesky sisters are locked up. last week, michael lost his four-year battle with a rare form of bone cancer, and though his short life was plagued with exhausting treatments, those who loved michael said nothing could dampen his spirit. >> michael was able to touch in his short ten years more than most of us ever will in a hundred. >> he loved the giants, yankees, and politics. he even got advice from his mayor on his stump speech for class president. tod the day was the best for michael ever. >> none of us know how to live in the moment, maybe we need to look at kids. because he was just living in the moment. >> reporter: to ensure michael would get to celebrate the holiday, neighbors and friends decorated his hou

the breaks happened in several locations, including larkspur and ridgewood court, millbrae court and loyala drive. 1,000 homes were originally affected but now it's down to a fraction of that. public works crews are busy repairing the lines. >>> the last hurrah of the cold snap is causing danger this morning, especially in the north bay. black ice caused numerous accidents. matt keller has the story. >> reporter: as a novato driver scrapes ice from his wind shooeld he's well aware of the ice on school road. a motorcycle and a car wrecked. >> the rear end started coming around on me. i started correcting so i just laid it down. >> the bike slid about 62 feet. >> reporter: and that was the first part of the accident. >> another vehicle came down the road, went to swerve around the motorcyclist, went to a ditch and struck a tree. >> reporter: the driver and the motorcyclist, a former police officer, are okay. >> i was on my feet away from the bike. as he came around the corner, i was trying to stop her and that didn't work. >> reporter: on novato boulevard, the chp had to close the road

this happened on ridgewood road. the man might have escaped in an acura. >> the montgomery county metro station may be the link of three attacks, women having their purses stolen while walking home in rockville. kevin lewis joins us. >> each case, the woman stepped off the metro, walks through this parking lot to her home. the big question, are all of the crimes connected? thursday, on the corner, a mugger knocks a woman to the ground, snatching her purse. an airily similar crime two nights later. a 23 old punch in the face. .er purse stolen >> i am very disappointed. it is a great neighborhood. was the scene of robbery number three. a man pushing woman to the ground and dragged her until her purse snapped free. he didn't hear a thing. >> i walked to a gas station. you have to think twice before you walk out of your house. detectives are now checking cameras. to see if the women were followed. -- >> people are so bold now. >> in that attack, paramedics had to take the woman to the hospital for head injuries. she is e

organizers will place an ornament on the tree for 10-year-old michael feeney of ridgewood, new jersey he was named the honorary chief weeks before he died of cancer. he was laid to rest with full police honors earlier this month. >> san jose is starting to enforce strict laws against medical marijuana shops. the council approved regulations allowing it to shut down pot shops next to to homes, schools and drug rehab centers. the shops would only be allowed to operate in 1% of the city. the rules could take effect as soon as next spring. letters are already going out. during the meeting there was an attempt to ban pot shops outright but that failed. >> new this morning san jose police are looking for brazen robber who stole a jackpot of a bingo fund-raiser during the tournament. it happened last night at oak grove high school. peggy is live there with reaction from meem saw the masked robber take off. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. this is probably the last thing that people were thinking about when they came to play bingo. a regular event, happens every wednesda

we are looking over here with a nice easy drive with headlights past the shopping center of ridgewood, but look at this. back on the billboard it's flashing. the billboard that's facing you driving north is flickering. that's been going on for quite some time. a little distraction there. not a major disturbance because that happens from time to time, but i thought i would point that out there could be a little slowing until that clears up. looking over to the maps, we see a smooth drive across the bay. san mateo and the dumbarton bridge are moving over to 101. a nice easy drive. a little slowing shows up, but nothing dramatic dipping below the speed limit. around the bay, not a lot of drama. an easy start to your monday morning. we are seeing this low on west 580 into livermore. toward the dublin interchange. we have an easy drive. a little slowing here, pretty traditional at this time. same as your schedule from antioch. this is lighter, but we're starting to see the red and orange out of a-street to pittsburgh and bay point. that stretch will kick in over the next ten minutes. overa

morning one near larkspur and ridgewood drive and the other near helen and enter the drive. break occurred about 6:00 a.m. at the intersection of millbrae avenue and minorca way. this calls nearby streets to be closed throughout the morning for its >> we're also learning that a sixth quarter main break is affecting a dozen homes off of all the tabloid. this crew is still on the scene near the corner of louis tub and terrace ave. water from a broken line is pouring down the hill. the mayor of millbrae, wayne lee tells us, that all the bricks occurred along one of the city's major distribution lines. >> we are hoping to have all of these prepared. we hope to have everything restored. the mirror said part of the problem may be related to the infrastructure. they're more than 65 years old. they were designed only last 50 years. >> the temperatures are still putting my out. we are still in the '50s in san francisco. it is 51 also in antioch. 44 degrees for fairfield kryptonite we will see some chilly conditions but no 20s are expected. here is a look at the temperatures out the d

not going to see ridgewood get snow overnight, but it's going to start tomorrow morning and run throughis going to close early. keep that in meantime, that your child may be coming home before you think tomorrow if they get that kind of snow. you know, brooke, i have a question for you. you were on an airplane yesterday, right? how many empty seats were on your airplane? >> zero. there were people fighting to get on my plane to come up here to new york. it was a mess at the airport. >> just rough addition in my head. 8,000 flights, plus or miness, were canceled between nifriday d now. let's say 100 per flight. that's 800,000 people who have to find another way home or to business or whatever. that's why the planes are busy. that's why the planes are full, and in some spots, they are still very, very slow. new york, laguardia, philadelphia, two hours at least and a lot more to go. a lot more snow to come. some of the bigger snow totals we have seen so far. 12 in newark, delaware. maybe another 2 to 3 on top of that. d.c., 3 to 5, so do philly, baltimore, and nox. >> grateful to have my s