>> i have no idea. >> jesse is into rap. >> [laughing]. >> not your stuff gutfeld. >> he said rob lowe>> dragging rob through the mud. here's what i think about it. i will make my own confession. >> which one? >> [laughing]. >> waters world the weekend show was supposed to debut a year and a half ago. we taped the show and had it ready to go. isis attacked paris. they had to bump my show. they bumped my premier. wait, a lot of people died in paris. the difference was i did not tweet about it. it's funny that rob lowe is now the voice of reason in hollywood. i agree with president obama. he was on letterman and said this, my presidency will be like a speck in history. it's just a speck in a small moment in time. that's what people don't understand. they are so self-consumed in their own world that they don't see the big picture in the world around them. >> one way to deal with this is sign up for a local news alert on your phone. then you will know what is going on. at least she didn't target the high way workers or a company. this is one of the worst trend on people. when popular peopl

is one of the most exclusive communities in the united states, home to stars including the actor rob loweesenter ellen degeneres. but no amount of money can stop a mudslide. so there used to be a fence right here. that's my neighbour's house, devastated. oprah winfrey posted this video, as she assessed the damage in her garden. this is how deep the mud is. and the destruction wasn't confined to the coast. further inland in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras captured another mudslide in action. well, the power of this mudslide is graphically demonstrated here. for the people in these homes, and there were some people who stayed in this area, it must have been terrifying, as boulders like this and other debris swept down from the hills. firefighters insist there is still some hope of finding survivors, but it is fading. the financial cost from this disaster will be immense. the human toll much higher. manufacturing output in the uk is growing at its fastest rate for a decade, after recording a seventh consecutive month of growth. performance has been boosted by the weak pound, an

celebrities like rob lowe and ellen degeneres also live in the area hit by the mudslides. there is no word on damages to their homes. ( james ) back here in ( james ) back here in the bay area... a driver is dead and part of highway 121 is closed in napa county after a rock slide.( darya ) a large rock knocked a car off a cliff. it happened around 5:00 yesterday evening.( james ) highway 121 is now closed between vichy avenue and wooden valley road. kron 4's will tran is live at the scene this morning with the latest. . ( will ) a driver is dead after a large rock fell down a hillside -- hit a car -- and knocked that car off a cliff. right now, part of highway- 121 in napa county remains closed... crews at the moment are not able to get to the bottom of the cliff to recover the body of the driver nor the vehicle. highway 121 is closed between vichy avenue and wooden valley road... the accident happened around 5:00 yesterday evening -- and right now there is no estimated time of reopening. no word yet on the identity of the driver killed... ( darya ) thanks will. we will ch

others who played colonel sanders including rob lowe and norm mcdonald's. the commercial will begin airing on sunday.>>> that would do it for us. have a great night. see you later.>>> have a good weekend everybody. [dog barking] mom... the dog again. gloria: i know, papi. i want to strangle that crazy old thing. just ignore it. it's easy for you to ignore because you have the old-man hearing. but manny and i-- we have the young ears. i don't get how one dog keeps you awake when you grew up sleeping through cockfights and revolutions. mm-hmm. very funny, jay. manny hasn't been able to sleep in weeks. it's screwing his brain for school. and it doesn't stop. it goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. yes, that could be annoying. - [sighs] - [dog barking] that's it. i'm going over there. gloria, now, don't go starting something because whenever you do, i'm the one that-- that she couldn't hear. [door opens] they're gone. cam. all the children are gone. what children? i was running in the park, and i noticed that none of the kids lily us

maria: rob lowe said it perfectly. nothing else to say.heryl: rob lowe served them all dinner and not complained about schedules. dagen: it also speaks about millennials, they have to share everything. [laughter] >> mud slide, they are awful. just awful. if you don't live in an area -- realize until you see it on tv, it's horrible. dagen: right, these tweets on twitter ought to think about that before -- cheryl: message to 20-year-olds everywhere. maybe keep it to yourself. >> count to to 120 before you tweet. maria: understand what's happening. thank you, cheryl. take a break, when we come back, the future is now for gm, general motors make bold announcement saying they could mass produce self-driving cars without steering wheels and without pedals by next year. blast from the past, cindy crawford remaking iconic pepsi app for the big game this year, 26 years later. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gi

several famous men have played the colonel in recent years including rob lowe and ray liotta. >>> chaos caught on camera inside several supermarkets. near riots breaking out in france all because of a sweet treat. shoppers went into a frenzy when a store chain offered nutella at 70% off. after scenes like these, the chain apologized saying it was surprised by the huge demand. of course, if you had nutella, i don't know. >>> but we're back in a moment. strangers helping strangers. the story guaranteed to lift your spirits. "inspiring america" is next. down undocumented immigra how california )s "sanctuary" status may have triggered a new form of profiling in the bay area. plus, state leaders take their investigation into "what caused" the north bay firestorm -- into the burn zone. right now at 6: >>> finally tonight, weeks after the devastating mud slides that killed 21 people here in southern california, parts of the stricken area remain closed off. for some, it is more than an emotional trauma and inconvenience, it's potentially a matter of life and death. a plight recognized by a comm

celebrities who live in montecito and santa barbara like ellen, rob lowe, and gigi hadid tweeting outir thoughts and prayers for their hometown. but for the toiling tonight it's luck that they need. >> so when you have the mudslide, everything's kind of wet, the dogs can sniff in there, get in there pretty easily and you can still pull people out of the mud. the problem is that mud is going to harden quickly. >> reporter: feverishly working against time and hoping to find some more survivors. for "nightline" i'm matt gutman in santa barbara, california. >>> next -- the undercover experiment. adults posing as high schoolers, exposing the dark underbelly of students and social media. having moderate to severe plaque psoriasis is not always easy. it's a long-distance run. and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for nearly 10 years. humira works inside the body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear and many s

this is one of the most exclusive communities in the united states, home to stars including actor rob lowe and the tv presenter ellen degeneres. but no amount of money can stop a mudslide. oprah: there used to be a fence right here. my neighbor's house. james: oprah winfrey posted this video as she assessed the damage in her garden. oprah: how deep the mud is. james: and the destruction wasn't confined to the coast. further inland in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras captured another mudslide in action. the power of this mudslide is graphically demonstrated here. for the people in these homes -- and there were some people who stayed in this area -- it must have been terrifying. as boulders like this and other debris swept down from the hill. firefighters insisted there is still hope of finding survivors, but it is fading. the financial cost from this disaster will be immense. the human toll much higher. jane: james cook reporting from montecito. president trump left no doubt where he stands on the russia investigation. it was just one of the topics addressed during a news confe

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this is one of the most exclusive communities in the united states, home to stars including actor rob lowedegeneres. but no amount of money can stop a mudslide. there used to be a fence right here. that's my neighbour's house. devastated. oprah winfrey posted this video as she assessed the damage in her garden. see how deep the mud is. the destruction was not confined to the coast. further inland in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras captured another mudslide in action. the power of this mudslide is graphically demonstrated here. the people in these homes, and there were some people who stayed in this area, it must have been terrifying as boulders like this and other debris swept down from the hills. firefighters insist there is still some hope of finding survivors, but it is fading. the financial cost from this disaster will be immense. the human toll much higher. questions are knew being asked about whether this community could have been better prepared. after the fires, everybody knew if there was heavy rain, then it would cause a problem, perhaps not as serious as this, but

home to stars like oprah winfrey and the actor rob lowe. the mud roared down here with terrifying speed, sweeping everything in its path. the firefighters won't let us go up there any further, they say the situation could change in the blink ofan situation could change in the blink of an eye and as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. rescue workers are still scouring scores of damaged and demolished homes, searching for survivors. police say the number of dead here is certain to rise. james cook, bbc news in southern california. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. heavy snow aross the alps has cut off towns and villages, and raised the avalanche risk to maximum in some areas. tourists are being airlifted out of zermatt, one of switzerland's most popular ski resorts, around 13,000 people are stranded there. more than three feet of snow has fallen with more expected in the coming hours. donald trump's former chief strategist steve bannon has stepped down as head of the far right website breitbart. he's been hea

actor rob lowe urging his million-plus twitter followers to donate to the red cross' search efforts. and oprah winfrey getting a lift from rescue crews on a mud strew road to kek in on her neighbors. sunday thousands in santa barbara gathered for a candlelight vigil honoring the victims. one community leader offered this message of hope -- >> we willing be committed to work together to strengthen our community. and we will move forward and never will the loss of lives be forgotten. >> as search efforts continue, crews have a number one priority, clearing out debris basins and creek canals clogged by the mudslides as they brace for another possible storm this week. a stretch of a major freeway and surrounding roads remain closed indefinitely, and thousands of residents are still under mandatory evacuation orders. authorities say it may be months before they can return home. >>> this morning pope francis is flying from rome to chile for a three-day visit to the latin country. according to vatican officials some of the themes he will focus on include the environment and the plight of th

this is why people hate hollywood, that is the message from rob lowe, slamming the former disney actressinsensitive tweet about the deadly california mudslide, writing this on twitter, blank the 101 to santa barbara, i am missing my boyfriend's first date on his tour. try to move out our dead quicker. and instagram followers calling out the photo of sliding down the slide with her daughter. what is wrong with that? a lot of people claim it was unsafe and could break the toddler's legs but other fans jumped or defense, thank to stop mom shaming. wish you guys had told me about the leg thing earlier, they broke both of them and after watching this happening, so many broken legs here. getting married, the change >> couples looking to tie the knot will have to walk off the plane. the las vegas county clerk's office will open the kiosk at the airport baggage claim to help people get marriage licenses just like a vending machine. officials held with the valentine's day brush. head to vegas. the time is 26 minutes after the top of the hour and a trump administration taking on hezbollah, terror

this is one of the most exclusive communities in the united states, home to stars including actor rob lowem her garden. see how deep the mud is. the destruction was not confined to the coast. further inland, in burbank, a “j‘s-te of confined to the coast. further inland, in burbank, a e mg inland, in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras captured another mudslide in action. the mud roared down here with terrifying speed, sweeping everything in its path. firefighters will not let us go path. firefighters will not let us 9° up path. firefighters will not let us go up that any further. they say the situation could change in the blink ofan situation could change in the blink of an eye. as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. the pacific coast was hardest hit. the financial cost will be immense. the human toll, even higher. james cook, bbc news, montecito. we can go live to james now. what is the latest you have on the rescue operation? well, the scene around me here is one, as you can see, of com plete here is one, as you can see, of complete devastation. the power of the mud as i

rob: low 2%.ng into the new year, we have not factored in a very much for the tax plan yet, so we want to see the data going into the new year and how that reacts to it. for now, we are low 2% for us. that is well above u.s. potential growth, which is below 2% for us. absolutely still favorable financial conditions, good cyclical momentum, helps the u.s. expand. we expect unemployment to keep falling. the fed is now approaching its interestof short-term rates. as we go into next year, if we're moving stimulus to hiking, that is one interesting aspect of this. does the phillips curve, is it really sleeping? manus: you think it is going to come back to life? rob: i think yes has to be the right answer to this, especially planetput -- push on a down far enough. how low do you have go on the unemployment rate? how much does it determine -- factors? weructural will learn more about that in 2018. we think inflation will accelerate. the unemployment rate fell 60 basis points. it was snoozing last year. m

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enclave of about 9,000 people northwest of los angeles is home to such celebrities as oprah winfrey, rob loweeneres, winfrey's home survived the storm and slides. in an instagram post she shared photos of the deep mud in her backyard and video of rescue helicopters hovering over her house."what a day!" winfrey said. "praying for our community again in santa barbara."a mud-caked 14- year-old girl was among the dozens rescued on the ground tuesday. she was pulled from a collapsed montecito home where she had been trapped for hours. "i thought i was dead for a minute there," the dazed girl could be heard saying on video posted by knbc-tv before she was taken away on a stretcher. twenty people were hospitalized and four were "severely critical" by dr. brett barbara cottage hospital. unleashed in the dead of night by the steep, fire-scarred santa ynez mountains. zones are especially destructive mudslides earth doesn't absorb water well and the land is easily eroded when there are ( james ) in the north bay.... rains did ánot effect fire-ravaged santa rosa as some had feared. the area could easily

celebrities like oprah winfrey, rob lowe and ellen degeneres live there.or roads were turned into mud. ellen degeneres tweeted a photo of her neighborhood with the caption this not a river. this is the 101 in my neighborhood right now. montecito needs our love and support. make sure that you stay right here with us at ktvu and ktvu.com. we will have more updates and continuing coverage of the deadly mudslides. >>> happening today, there is a vote taking place that could lead to higher tolls on seven of the bay area bridges. the proposal to raise the toll says the additional money would pay for transportation improvement projects. alex savidge is live at the bay bridge toll plaza. tolls could increase by $3 in the next several years. >> reporter: yeah. if that happens, a trip across the bay bridge during rush hour would cost $9. right now, it is 6 bucks, which i'm sure seems like a lot obviously. but it could go up significantly. ultimately though voters will have the final say on this toll hike. later the metropolitan transportation commission will vote. v

home to stars like oprah winfrey and the actor rob lowe.y could stop this torrent. the mud roared down here with terrifying speed, sweeping everything in its path. the firefighters won't let us go up there any further, they say the situation could change in the blink of an eye and as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. rescue workers are still scouring scores of damaged and demolished homes, searching for survivors. police say the number of dead here is certain to rise. james cook, bbc news in southern california. the army is launching a new recruitment campaign which emphasises the "emotional and physical support" given to soldiers. a series of radio, television and online adverts addresses concerns potential recruits might have about issues such as their sexuality or religion. there's been criticism from some former officers, who've accused the army of bowing to political correctness and going soft. andy moore reports. the new ads pose a series of questions. growing up, i had my heart set on the army. another reassures would—be recr

. >>> move over rob lowe and darrell hammond, there's a new celebrity colonel sanders.recognize, you got it? >> it's a woman. but who? >> country music mcentire, mcentire the first woman to play colonel sanders in national advertising. >>> abc7 news was at the seven mile house for this afternoon's celebration. this hotel and bar opened on the same spot in 1878. it details the story of the history of it once serving stagecoach passengers. the seven-mile house is given its name because it's seven miles from the heart of san francisco. >> fake news, folks, fake news. >> president trump responding to allegations that he >>> and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. two highway patrol officers and a driver are recovering after being hurt in a crash after an early morning chase. the chp chased a suspect through a red light when they hit another car. the suspect drove away after the crash. this morning's chase followed the chp launching the enough is enough campaign to stop drunken drivers. >>> a former stanford student sentenced for nearly five years in prison for a

oprah winfrey, rob lowe, ellen degeneres have have homes in that area.night. official are scowering the area in search of survivors and they fear the death toll may still rise. saw helicopter video from that area, tuck, it just -- i mean, you can over use the term disaster but terrible. >> yeah. those fires went through and cleared out all the brush and all the trees and everything. on big scale. >> really do. >> unfortunate. total real lated to the fires. >> not lost resistance for the water and mud. >> right. >> all right. meanwhile i almost feel guilty say we had such nice weather yesterday. >> i know. >> we've had our share. let's enjoy it while we can. >> we certainly had our share the last couple of week. seasonal temperatures today back in the mid 40s. i don't know if you were looking carefully at that live shot down at the capitol a moment ago we have clouds out there, and it will not be perfectly sunny day. part the sunny day today. and we'll certainly have clouds this afternoon good news the cloud cover it's a warm front so temperatures are goi

the deaths happened in a wealthy area northwest of los angeles where a lot of celebrities "oprah", rob lowe, mudslides ripped lieu that area overnight. >> it sounded look a freight train coming document hill you could hear the boulders rolling down. >> oh, my god. >> the whole house was shaking. >> i panicked. i mean they were both asleep. and i was in my boots and i just said there's mudd in the drive way and mudd in the drive way. >> officials now scouring that area in search of survivors. they fear the death toll maiz may rise. >> sigh of relief for people who lives live in parts of the caribbean. last night mag 7.6 earthquake struck over the cost of honduras. no tsunami materialized and cuban island and jamaica are in the clear now. yesterday's earthquake was one of the strongest to hit caribbean. there's no reports of serious damming or injuries. >> good news there:05. good news here temperatures starting to rise. >> amazingly strong earthquake for that part of the world. >> strange. >> yes. >> earthquake a few years ago. >> devastating that was. >> 51 yesterday come on. >> honestly it

. >> maybe rob lowe. >> jack wagner, maybe. >> we talked about if the airlines are cheap i'll leave that to them, if they're so inclined. look at prudential financial that stock is trading ten times forward p/e. they just raised guidance recently if you're looking for places that still offer value, and potentially a rising rate environment, a name like pru will get you done. >> financials. >> with an insurance tail. >> i'm going to riff off of that i'm going to be a little bit controversial, the p/e's here are not low. but take a look at the e-tail brokers, e*trade, schwab. if rates are going up, these guys make a ton of money in that environment. that's my play >> i like where bk is going. clearly if it's a market where it's expensive, people are trading and these guys have had a massive, massive run i think the p/e's are excessive. i'll take guy's financials ubs trades at .86 times price to tangible book. european banks don't get the same bang for their buck, although some of them with operations here do very well i think the interest rate story that was also part of today's market but

most happening in the wealth air northwest of la like many celebrities, oprah rob low, ellen degeneres lives. a 13-year-old was pulled alive after being trapped in mud in her home. >>> the trump administration says no to drilling off the coast of florida comes after meetings with florida govern rick scott. it is an about face from five days ago, when ryan zinke key announced an offshore drilling plan. he said drilling in the waters florida is off the table most likely because of it's multi-billion tourism business >>> 13,000 people stuck in the swiss al'ses, train services completely shut down, 100 people had to be air lifted every hour to a nearby town. power apparently been restored to the mountain but there's now a high risk of a possible avalanche. . >>> penn state settled a lawsuit by former assistant football coach jerry sandusky molested him in car were had he was about 14. the case had been scheduled to go to trial next month. the terms are not clear. but penn state has paid more than $109 million to settle the abuse claim by at least 35 people and says there's only one case pe

this is one of the most exclusive communities in the united states, home to stars including actor rob loweter ellen degeneres. but no amount of money can stop a mudslide. oprah winfrey posted this video from her garden. see how deep the mud is. the destruction was not confined to the coast. further inland, in burbank, a suburb of los angeles, the cameras captured another mudslide in action. the mud roared down here with terrifying speed, sweeping everything in its path. firefighters will not let us go up there any further. they say the situation could change in the blink of an eye. as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. the pacific coast was hardest hit. the financial cost will be immense. the human toll, even higher. james cook, bbc news, montecito. let's get the perspective from the american red cross, working hard in the area. jessica joins us, she is from at organisation. you are at one of the shelters where some of those who have been dragged out of the mud have been ta ken? who have been dragged out of the mud have been taken? that's right, i am at the santa barbara city colleg

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home to stars like oprah winfrey and the actor rob lowe. this is how deep the mud is.k is gone. well, the mud roared down here with terrifying speed, sweeping everything in its path. the firefighters won't let us go up there any further, they say the situation could change in the blink of an eye and as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. rescue workers are still scouring scores of damaged and demolished homes, searching for survivors. police say the number of dead here is certain to rise. karen bradley hasjust karen bradley has just arrived in belfast is stepping up her post as the secretary of state. we can hear from her now, she is at belfast couege from her now, she is at belfast college talking to students. good luck. thank you. we have ten minutes until the presentation. that was karen bradley making her first visit to northern ireland and we will be hoping to speak to a northern ireland correspondent shortly about that visit. uk manufacturing output has reached its highest level since february 2008. renewable energy projects, boats, aeroplanes and cars for

montecito is also the home to fellow celebrities rob lowe and ellen degeneres.rough year for california >> that is the news update at this hour. i'm going to send it back downtown to you, david >> thank you, sue. sue herera let's get to jackie deangelis at the energy desk for breaking news on the eia inventory. >> good morning to you you can see crude prices falling off a little here, but still supported after the eia announced a drawdown in crude inventories. we had a build up of gasoline. u.s. production did go down slightly, just under 9.5 million barrels a day. this data is definitely mixed. in the crude oil trade, we have seen a lot of support. hanging well over the $60 a barrel mark, trading at $63.15 there are more reasons, traders say, for crude prices to go up, or at least to stay supported at this point, then there are for them to go down. when you have a drawdown of 5 million barrels from the eia, that's supportive as well. >> sure is thank you very much. jackie deangelis >> the video game business hoping for another strong year with the rise of e-spo

of the deaths happened in wealthy area northwest of la where many celebrities like oprah winfrey, rob lowe and ellen posted pictures and vitter crows of the conditions around their homes. the mudslides ripped through the area in the dead of the night. >>> federal judge has temporarily block president trump's decision to end deferred action for childhood rivals program or daca. the president announced his decision tone the program last september. protections from that program are set to expire on march 5th but the judge says daca must remain in place bile legal actions unfold the decision comes as president trump and congressional leaders yesterday agreed to save the daca program while also tackling aspects of immigration row form. >>> moving to loudoun county where police hope this surveillance video can help them catch the man who assault alter young girl walking home from school last week on trail in bright wood place in sterling. investigators say touch the victim inappropriately video shows going past the cameras out for jog. but then short time later he's seen running quickly in the o

home to stars like oprah winfrey and the actor rob lowe.o amount of money could stop this torrent. well, the mud roared down here with terrifying speed, sweeping everything in its path. the firefighters won't let us go up there any further, they say the situation could change in the blink of an eye and as you can see, this is how dangerous it is. rescue workers are still scouring scores of damaged and demolished homes, searching for survivors. police say the number of dead here is certain to rise. reeta is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest of the day's news. the army is launching a new recruitment campaign which emphasises the emotional and physical support given to soldiers. a series of radio and online adverts addresses concerns that potential recruits might have. there has been criticism from some former officers who have accused the army of bowing to political correctness. the new ads pose a series of questions. growing up, i really had my heart set on joining the army. another reassures would—be recruits that religious fai

rob: the monster winter storm marching up the east coast unleashing snow, ice and hurricane force windss. >> millions bracing for the fast-moving system and brutally lowng with it. rob: just a bit south of atlantic city, new jersey, coming down on it. >> talking to a local last night who said we don't do snow. because normally they don't get anything like we are seeing at 9:00, light, fluffy, beautiful and take a look around, it turned into this blistering, blowing mix of wind and snow, absolutely brutal out here, gusts going up to 35 miles an hour. the only person we found on streets were the local fire chief and he said so far people are staying home and he is worried about potential power outages because if that happens we are supposed to get windshields of negative 4 tonight that could be deadly. look at the ground, they thought it would be more of a sleet event on those power lines, we don't seem to be doing that but if you walk with me you will see how deep it is getting, the roads and appear on the sidewalk, they can't get through, no one is getting on the roads and this is marching north toward you guys in massachusetts, look at one woman's op

in germany we are quick and say we want to have high interest rates, because the low interest rates basically rob the savers of their adequate returns. that's nice, but if interest rates start rising you have to review your financing structures if you are a government, if you're a household, if you're a company, institution, and that can be painful so i believe that mr. draghi is quite right to be careful in how he approaches this headline calls are dangerous and the u.s., frankly, is doing something smart. as they are exitinging quee inie easing and raising prices they are doing that in addition with the tax reform, so the economy can digest the fact that credit is being repriced which again for european governments particularly will be a very challenging experience >> christine >> i think that's particularly true in particular in those countries which have clearly increased their debt leverage over the last few months. easy financing has caused that tightening of financing we better be watching there will be capital flow movements, restructuring on the horizon. that applies to corporate and sov

rob. >> reporter: it is. this morning we saw another round of low temperature records blown out of the water, some warming coming but we have a little precip ahead so we'll see freezing. we have freezing rain being reported in parts of missouri and illinois. that's moving into southern parts of chicago, rain below that and snow, a thin layer of it overtop of icy conditions will make travel treacherous in the morning, cleveland, snow, columb columbus, ohio in through northern georgia and atlanta will see freezing rain. some warming for the first time since christmas. some areas getting above the freezing mark. that's reason for celebration but that winter precip we're watching and a significant storm coming into the west. first one of the season. heavy rain right over those wildfire burn areas and that could cause some mudslides and debris flows and two to three inches of rain expected with that system through tuesday. >> we'll keep an eye on that. rob, thank you. >>> next to politics. circumstance the fending off damaging allegations in a new book. president trump back at the white house after a camp david retre

rob reynolds reports from los angeles. deliverance from above a coast guard helicopter hovered low to rescue a man a child and their dog from the roof of a house surrounded by mud roads in the area have been washed out or are impassable because of mud and debris another coast guard crew landed on a golf course and shepherded eight people and five dogs aboard their jayhawk helicopter officials say five hundred rescuers are combing the hills and canyons using search dogs and thermal imaging equipment crews have to work their way through waist deep mud fallen trees and boulders oh my god mark marco farrel was recording at the moment a torrent of mud and debris came rushing down the street where his parents live. wildfires last month stripped the hillsides of vegetation that usually holds back swilling rot making the mudslides more powerful i've been a firefighter for twenty six years and yeah for most people that are here on this incident we've never seen an event like this where crews are struggling to clear roads and restore services like electricity telephone gas and water some residents shoveled out their own houses and dr

rob mayeda shows us this scene could be here. >> a lot of rain recently. temperatures cool. you hit low clouds and fog forming. might see a repeat performance tomorrow morning at the moment it is the north bay, santa rosa and napa starting to see the drop off in visibility. north bay and east bay valleys. and probably around san jose. san francisco 54 degrees. san jose downtown. dublin 50 degrees. we will see temperatures dropping into the low to mid-40s. watching patchy fog. but you are about to see there is a change up in a time line of this first storm with the weather model update pushing it back. showing you the hour by hour impact coming up in a moment. mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. future sprinkles possible. upper 50s and concord and antioch. up in the coast towards san francisco where you might find misty skies. here is your hour by hour outlook by tomorrow. all the way through three clock a lot of clouds. notice the rain timing here for the north bay starting to show up. six-hour delay from the models six or 12 hours today. by 5:00 a.m. tuesday a significant impact from the tuesday morning commute. by

the whole point -- rob: let me get this back under control, they go after each other. the fact that lowlem for both sides. why is it you say you shouldn't need identification to vote? i don't -- if you are a citizen of the united states you should have multiple forms of identification. >> they should make it as easy as possible to vote. to fix the voting process in the country and they didn't solve any problems pandering to the base and it was bannon's idea. rob: i didn't get the answer i was looking for but we tried. good to see you guys. jillian: obama era pot policy goes up in smoke sparking outrage where it is illegal to light up. the hollywood award season kicking off with the golden globe weekends. who is going to clean off this year? kevin mccarthy joins us live with his prediction. rob: electrical company accused of sparking the largest wildfire in california history the claim two lives, utility company southern california it is in facing three lawsuits from people who lost their homes from the thomas fire, 300,000 acres, they say the company failed to monitor electrical equipme

rob black u.s. home sales fall as record- low inventory boosts prices . . ..u.s.pped to a record low, pushing up prices and sidelining some potential first-time buyers. the decline in home salesfollowed three straight months of strong increases. inventory constraintsdogged the housing market last year against the backdrop of robust demand, largely driven by a labour market that is near full employment. economists expected supply to remain tight this year, which together withrising mortgage rates could result in modest home sales growth in 2018. toys 'r' us to close 180 stores across the u.s.. 27 of them incalifornia. . . . struggling toy retailer toys "r" us said it plans toclose 180 stores across the u.s. as the company looks to position itselffor profitability once it emerges from bankruptcy restructuring. thecompany said it will focus on improving its in-store and online shoppingexperiences while also improving its mobile and digital marketing. store closing sales will begin in early february with the majority oflocations closing in mid-april. home depot hourly

our readiness is at an all-time low because we're having to rob peter to pay paul to keep the planes in the air and the air force. the budget control act and cap sequestration has cost us between $4 billion and $5 billion due to the starting and stopping of acquisition programs, the inability to start new programs. that's the navy secretary, october 28. i could go through line by line what's happened under sequestration. 62% of the f-18's in the marine corps and navy can't fly because we don't have enough spare parts. we have a chance here to fix that problem. to my democratic colleagues, i am convinced that you care about this too. i am convinced that you will work with president trump to increase military funding and the majority leader senator mcconnell. i want to thank senator mcconnell for putting a number on the table consistent with the problems we face in the military. it's $130 billion over two years. to my democratic friends, i do expect you to get some nondefense spending increases because sequestration is hurt across the board. the n.i.h. has been kept alive because of a

low. >> a southern california teacher sparking syria with an anti-military rant and it went viral. robagon is responding and kelly wright live in washington. >> reporter: and alert student recorded his teacher's anti-military and. let's listen to it again. so actually we don't have that. let's go to what the pentagon was talking about. the pentagon was basically saying, from amber smith, i have seen may be a few things that he said that were very uninformed and i that's an excellent example of who we would like to connect with and inform them with an accurate image of those who are serving and why they serve. that is from amber smith. we also heard information from karen von, goldstar mother of a navy seal. >> what the difference is is not intellect but what is here in their heart. that is something that he does not understand and that is the heart of a warrior. >> reporter: we have twitter responses. a lot of people on twitter advising him what he should or should not do, recorded that -- he has a father and two uncles who served in the marines and in vietnam and the gulf war and afgh

rob marciano, who is tracking this storm. you were telling me the storm is getting bigger? >> it's developing, getting stronger. the center of low is over kansas. and the warm side, dangerous storms developing against eastern texas. tornado watch up until 11:00. extending through arkansas. and the cold side, blizzard conditions across parts of the plains. and south of minneapolis, the heaviest amount of snow. chicago, mostly rain, maybe some wraparound. but all in all, the mild air will cause potential flooding in the northeast. >> rob, thank you. >>> and overseas now to new images of the deadly hotel attack in afghanistan. at least 18 killed, most of them foreigners. guests using sheets to escape. here's jennifer eccleston. >> reporter: new images tonight revealing a terrifying escape from kabul's intercontinental hotel. look as panicked guests shimmy down bed sheets, one falling at least three stories. afghan s.w.a.t. teams battling six heavily armed men, killing the militants during the 12-hour siege that left at least 18 dead, most of them foreigners. tonight the taliban claiming their soldiers stormed the luxury high-rise l

rob reynolds has the latest from los angeles. deliverance from above a coast guard helicopter hovered low to rescue a man a child and their dog from the roof of a house surrounded by mud roads in the area have been washed out or are impassable because of mud and debris another coast guard crew landed on a golf course and shepherded eight people and five dogs aboard their jayhawk helicopter officials say five hundred rescuers are combing the hills and canyons using search dogs and thermal imaging equipment crews have to work their way through waist deep mud fallen trees and boulders oh my god mark marco farrel was recording at the moment a torrent of mud and debris came rushing down the street where his parents live. wildfires last month stripped the hillsides of vegetation that usually holds back soil and rock making the mudslides more powerful i've been a firefighter for twenty six years and for most people that are here on this incident we've never seen an event like this where crews are struggling to clear roads and restore services like electricity telephone gas and water some residents shoveled out their own houses and drivew

rob fladeboe kron 4 news. (grant) still ahead --- how you can celebrate a milestone with the oakland a's --- and attend a game for the lowow price of "free" this season. (vikki) and auto sales took a dip for the first time in 8 years... what it means for the economy... coming up. (vikki) 4 your money tonight -- some consumer news that could affect the way you listen to music. (grant) spotify is facing a one-point-six billion dollar lawsuit -- accused of violating u-s copyright laws. (take full) wixen music publishing claims that spotify used more than ten thousand songs without a license. those songs include tom petty's "free falling," and works by artists like the doors, neil young and missy elliot. u-s law requires two copyrights for every song - one for the actual recording, and one for the composition. wixen says spotify has failed to obtain the composition rights, and they're seeking the maximum- allowed damages of 150- thousand dollars per song. spotify has yet to comment. (vicki) new tonight at 9... u-s auto sales fell 2 percent in 2017 according to autodata corporation. it is the first drop in sales since 2009. h