beginning back in 1981. >> a convicted rapist runs into new trouble at santa rosa. ♪ >>> the santa rosaorrectional institution houses some of the most difficult-to-manage inmates in the state of florida. even in general population, inmates follow strict rules. >> all right, y'all, hold it down. >> for instance, talking is prohibited in the chow hall. >> there's no talking allowed in the dining facility at all. it just minimizes the noise, the confusion. there's so many inmates in here we're trying to get in and out. >> got them all over the walls, no talking. just don't say nothing at all. >> usually, they warn you, but they can lock you up if they want to. >> let's go. >> inmate kitchen worker george ellis has done time at other prisons but finds the atmosphere at santa rosa to be especially oppressive. >> i'm from up north. up north, prisons are different. we have unity up north. inmates -- ain't no unity here. inmates they're scared. they're scared of being locked down. they're scared, period. they don't stand up for themselves down here. >> richard penn says he was standing up for h

you set an example for all of us to follow as a correctional officer here at santa rosa.will be a great loss for us losing you. we wish you all the luck in the world. we envy you, being able to retire, and we want to present you with this retirement award. it says "retirement award, santa rosa corrections institution congratulates james demerey for 14 years of excellent service for the florida department of corrections. good luck for an enjoyable retirement." >> thank you, sir. >> congratulations. [ applause ] >> i would like to say i really appreciate everybody, even officer knight. and i'm going to miss this. >> we have a good bond. we work real well together. we almost have a telepathy. when his replacement comes, i am hoping that -- it's never going to be another officer demerey, but hopefully, we'll get back into the same swing of things, be able to accomplish what officer demerey and i have been doing for the last six years. >> but not everyone at santa rosa holds the officers in such esteem. >> see that [ bleep ] raggedy [ [ bleep ] walking right there. hate police

among them is danny pritchet. >> he was recently received here at santa rosa. he is a predatory inmate, has a history of that outside of prison and inside of prison. >> i never got along with anybody because i was always standoffish. i was a lonor staying way from anybody. i didn't understand them or nothing. i came to prison when i was 22 years old. i am in here for a rape charge. i had a minor problem. i became lustful within my mind, and i was always thinking about it. it's like the more i thought about it the more it increased in my life. >> pritchet is serving a life sentence for sexual battery, kidnapping and attempted kidnapping. >> i went to this mall and i was sitting there lusting over the women getting out of the cars and going to places. just as i was getting ready to get up and go home, a lady got out of a car and she was dressed like she was, i don't know, a prostitute or something. and something about her triggered me. >> he abducted his victim in her own car and sped away. >> as i was driving out of the parking lot, she was -- start today reach

he's live in santa rosa.... raining and it is only expected to get worse. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. stay with kron4 news after the 9 a.m. newscast and head over to the kron4 facebook page. there we will be streaming a live newscast to keep you covered on the flood and traffic problems. we will also be streaming the newscast on kron4.com. that's at 10 a.m. on the kron4 facebook page and on kron4.com. we'll be right back. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." a questionable will. >> dr. phil: the executor doesn't exist because michelle s. is you. >> announcer: a big inheritance. >> dr. phil: you told her you love her to get your hooks into some cash. >> announcer: a

again santa rosa you see the very light, light green. that's the virga mist and even drizzle that's occurring in that area but where you see that yellow that's the bona fide moderate to heavy rainfall. when you see shades of orange that's something i have to watch very carefully for the potential of thunderstorms due to the warm air and cold storm moving in. dylan beach moderate to heavy rainfall along highway 1 right now. monte rio same. meanwhile, we are seeing heavy rain around bolinas. light, light rain in mill valley, san rafael and marinwood. all this is streaming in in a northeast direction as a cold front descends, actually from the north. so north bay is going to receive up to 5 inches of rain. we are watching the russian river in guerneville because it's already exceeded its banks at 34 feet. the flood stage is 32. red area is the coastal flood warning in effect for our entire coastline. as we see all this rain move in and hit during high tide at 9:43 at nearly 7 feet. yellow is a watch. flood watch in effect north bay, santa c

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that is rosa parks, yes, the rosa parks, an american icon.er the busboy cot in montgomery, she moved to detroit where in 1994, a man broke into her home and beat and raped her. >> i said, mike, i don't want rosa parks going back to that bad neighborhood. >> reporter: so ilic helped arrange for her to move to a much nicer one and sent checks like this for the next 11 years paying rosa parks' life for the rest of her life. >> he just believed in helping people. >> reporter: it's only coming to life after his death because mike ilitch never said a word about it when he was still alive. >> there are people of wealth in this country who are still concerned with underprivileged and those who are deprived. >> reporter: rosa parks taught us all about dignity and resolve, and when she needed help, along came another teacher with a powerful lesson of his own. the purest form of giving is when no one knows your name. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> he didn't do it for a pat on the back. he did it because it was the right thing to do and because he c

that is rosa parks, yes, the rosa parks, an american icon. the bus boycott in montgomery, she moved to detroit where in 1994 a man broke into her house and beat and robbed her. >> i said, mike, i don't want rosa parks going back to that bad neighborhood. >> reporter: so ilitch helped arrange for her to move to a much nicer apartment and then sent checks like this one for the next 11 years, paying rosa parks' life for the rest of her life. >> he just believed in helping people. >> reporter: it's only coming to life after his death because mike ilitch never said a word about it when he was still alive. >> there are people of wealth in this country who are still concerned with underprivileged and those who are deprived. >> reporter: rosa parks taught us all about dignity and resolve, and when she needed help, along came another teacher with a powerful lesson of his own. the purest form of giving is when no one knows your name. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> he didn't do it for a pat on the back. he did it because it was the right thing to d

let me start with you, rosa. what do you say to that constituent who wants some assurance in an era where there's not much trust in government that the money will be well spent? >> first of all, i think you have to take a look at what we are spending in regard to infrastructure. i think since 20 twen 2010 we have seen a real decline in one half of 1% in terms of gdp, in terms of investment, public investment in infrastructure. at a time when we're looking at the need to be able to rebuild, whether it's a water system, whether it's our ports, whether it's roads and bridges, telecommunications, the vast array of public infrastructure. but we are at a moment where i think it's very exciting. we have a president-elect who has talked about one of his goals is infrastructure. lots of talk about that during the campaign. and i'm going to get to the answer to your question by talking about the vehicles that are out there and i will speak about one of them which i have really championed for a very, very long time and that

santa rosa, morgan hill.ended forecast to continue with this nice, mild, warm weather and as we get into your valentine's day tuesday, upper 60s, near 70 degrees for some of the warmer locations. wow. some of the warmest weather we've seen so far this year. >> after all that bad mail the thank you notes are starting to come in. >> sure. then it's going to turn around again and people are going to be mad at me. i think the other day i said scattered showers tapering off. taper off? turn it off. [ laughter ] >> i might have to agree. just turn it off for a little bit. >> me too. good break. >>> if you're in the mood to get some stress out, how about a pillow fight. the feathers of fury event is in san jose. you can dress up in costume bring your own pillow and lots of energy. it's scheduled from noon until 1:00 this afternoon on second street. >>> today is the second and last day for the travel adventure show. dozens of travel experts will be there at that event to help people plan their next trip and maybe get

kron4's lydia pantazes is in sant rosa at one of the crime scenes and tells us about what happened .. Ñ at about 10:30 saturday morning police were called to this home on the 2600 block of valley center following reports of an injured person. but once they went inside they found a man dead."and i just walked out this morning and there was a bunch of cops, the other night i did hear a rustle. like a little bang." johnny mason lives a few houses down from the crime scene on valley center drive. he says a father and son lived in the home.mason says he frequently saw the father outside the home." "he was a cool dude, really into his bike and stuff." police said they have a suspect in custody on unrelated charges.that person is 32-year old dalton carlson he was arrested friday on drug charges and once the bodies were found, police kept him in custody.carlson car was found near glenbrook and heather drives in santa rosa about 12:30 on saturday.at about the same time detectives were investigating the car, they got a call about a woman dead inside a home in the 1500 block of glenn brook drive

santa rosa 64. concord 61. santa rosa 57, cloudy livermore. oakland 50s.mont down to 57 tonight. san jose 56. san rafael 55. atmospheric river like the fifth one we have seen this year and we're not done yet even though this band of rain is pushing south. just look upstream to the west. there's a storm that's going to roll through. it won't last as long but we'll see steady rainfall late wednesday night into thursday morning. so we are not finished with the rain yet. tonight we are. we'll see a few scattered showers north of the golden gate tomorrow morning. a few scattered showers mainly north of the golden gate tomorrow evening. but watch what happens thursday morning. midnight, here comes the rain. it's going to work its way to the south and east. we are going to see some significant rainfall once again in the north bay by sunrise thursday pushing south lunchtime thursday, problems, could see some more flooding especially in the east bay and south bay in the santa cruz mountains thursday afternoon. and still on friday, we could see a few scattered showe

we are in the 60s except santa rosa 58.inds at 16 in san francisco. 14 sfo. 17 at the coast. 15 napa. it's going to be a windy day today. this right here atmospheric river, we have been experiencing it coinciding with the cold front. the two are going to clash and there may be thunderstorms. by lunch hour easily from the north bay into the santa cruz mountains, heavy rainfall throughout the bay area. all this slides past san jose by the evening commute but we'll have ponding on the roads by that time. a hit-and-miss scattered shower tonight through your friday. and then high pressure begins to nestle into the bay area and we dry out just in time for the weekend. meanwhile, we can tag on easily two to three inches of rain across the bay area up to five inches in the santa cruz mountains. also the north bay mountains. there's your tahoe forecast with a flood warning. your tahoe report, it's raining now about it's going to be clearing out by the weekend with excellent conditions especially by sunday. temperatures in the 60s to

. >> reporter: that is rosa parks. yes, the rosa parks, an american icon.he bus boycott in montgomery, she moved to detro detroit, where in 1994, a man broke into her home, beat, and robbed her. damon keith is a federal judge and knew both mike ilitch and rosa parks. >> i said, "mike, i don't want rosa parks going back to that bad neighborhood." >> reporter: so ilitch helped arrange for her to move to a much nicer apartment, and then sent checks like this one for the next 11 years, paying rosa parks' rent for the rest of her life. >> he just believed in helping people. >> reporter: it's only coming to light now after his death because mike ilitch never said a word about it when he was still alive. >> there are people of wealth in this country who are still concerned with the underprivileged and those who are deprived. >> reporter: rosa parks taught us all about dignity and resolve, and when she needed help, along came another teacher with a powerful lesson of his own-- the purest form of giving is when no one knows your name. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york

the two homicide victims who were found dead at two separate homes in santa rosa...have been identifiednight.... good evening and thanks for good evening tonight.... identified have been santa rosa...separate homes in dead at two who were found homicide victims the two kron4 news.only see here on Ñ a story you'll Ñ a story you'll only see here on kron4 news. the two homicide victims who were found dead at two separate homes in santa rosa...have been identified tonight.... now the wife of the man killed speaking out ...pantazes spoke this grieving widow. in san jose friends and family gathered at a vigil on the eastridge little league field for 35-year-old coach frank navarro.frank was stabbed to death sunday just after midnight outside tres gringos cabo cantina.he was said to be working there when it happened. no suspects have been identified or found.although he didn't have kids of his own coach frank was a positive influence for many young people he mentored.in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news. 4 news. sogomonian kron in san jose ella mentored.people he for many young positive inf

some rain. 60s for santa rosa, san francisco, 61 tomorrow. looking ahead, the five-day forecast is looking good. sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday are clear and nice. then thursday we get some rain again. it just feels like people were happy all day because of the sunshine. >> it puts you in a good mood. >> unfortunately we could be talking about rain thursday and beyond. so we are watching out for that. >> it's too early to think about that. >> thank you, mark. >>> coming up, the sharks are trying to break their losing streak with early morning hockey action. >> a beautiful round of pebble beach golf, joe is up next with the sports >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> joe joins us now have sports. >>> pebble beach is always about the weather. that was the story today. they have seen everything. cold weather then beautiful shun sunshine today. -- sunshine today. justin timberlake coming close to a hole in one. then a chip at 17. bill murray along with his partner, a chip in on number seven. but this does not go dow

santa rosa is 32 degrees. napa airport is 33. 33 blackhawk. 32 degrees around 1 creek. -- walnut creek but northwest wind -- that is a cold breeze. even with some sun we will get some in the morning and clouds in the afternoon. highs will be in the 50s. the next couple of systems we will have cold air out of the north. 50s on the high today. >>> yesterday i explained to someone and there is cloud cover is warmer because it keeps the heat in. they look at me and said that's right you are the weather guy. close enough i said. >>> don't get me started.>>> good morning everyone. is take a look at 80 westbound -- 580 westbound. the tracy super commute. we have traffic that's going to be getting busier. i will put a speed on it. that would be 14 miles per hour as you come over the altimont pass. it is getting slower out there with more people coming through. traffic is getting better. by the time you reach livermore it looks good getting over two 580 at the 680 interchange. let's take a look at interstate interstate

numbers are below freezing in santa rosa. 40 in mt. view. and the forecast starting out clear and cold and frosty and sunshine throughout the early afternoon for the north bay, and everybody else will enjoy more sunshine throughout the day, but increasing clouds and some late afternoon showers in the north, and everybody else will see them later on, and the temperatures remaining cool for the next few days, and i will tell you about our armup warm up in store for next few days. >>> abc news reporter, chuck severson, has the latest from washington. >> guess who is not coming to dinner? president trump has stiffed the washington press corps big time, tweeting i will not be attending the white house correspondent's dinner this year, and please wish everybody well and have a great evening. he's skipping the tradition, when the present and the media trade playful barbs, and new york times" reported earlier this month, the campaign had tphao numerous contacts with the russian government, and the attorney general must recuse himself. >> you cannot

we are nearly 200% of normal on the water year rainfall is concerned in santa rosa.doing okay. this is the scene looking out from mount vaca. we do have areas of fog this morning. mostly cloudy skies. rain has just departed that area. temperatures have cooled upper 40s visibility down to a quarter mile in the santa rosa area due to pockets of fog. in the 50s from san jose to the south. to the east in the livermore area. this right here is what remains of the atmospheric river that tapped into the cold front to the north of us the core of the center brushing the far reaches of our north bay and then exiting to the north and to the east so as it weakens and exits, we'll start to see some clearing. we still have that winter storm warning in effect for the high sierra up to 36 inches of snow above 7,000 feet. up to 2 feet of snow down at lake level. the rain has ended. and the snow is falling. today's forecast 41 degrees is a high. you need chains heading to the high sierra today. partly cloudy saturday and full sunshine on sunday. what a blast, tahoe report. 19 inches o

we still see showers in santa rosa, calistoga.teady downpour, pockets of heavier rain from petaluma. 101 very wet coming down the north bay. san rafael seeing some of the showers moving through. salsalito, still raining. these areas do not need any of this. a break farther south where we are not seeing as much of a downpours down the peninsula. it is still raining and heading toward more of the south bay where we have seen a break in the showers. this is more of a light rain. we will see it picking up, ming into tomorrow morning. going hour by hour, still seeing spotty light showers. this will be our chance to kind of see the river levels dropping, a chance to dry out. and more heavy rain tomorrow morning between 7:00 and 9:00 during that main morning commute, heavy rain rolling from north to south as we will get all of this moving out ahead of a cold front. there will be a couple more waves between thursday and friday. as far as how much rain we will see, another inch of rain. over to the east bay. an inch and a quarter to two in

speaking of cold, check out santa rosa.freezing, 39 degrees in livermore, san francisco, 44 degrees. 42 across the bay in an easterly direction in oakland back to alameda and berkeley. couple that with a wind up to 12 in san francisco. we are working a wind chill making it feel like it's in the high 30s. currently, the winds are pretty flat -- calm in napa, seven in fairfield, today's winds, north, 10-12-miles per hour. brisk, cool, sunshiny day. in and out of rainshowers, over the weekend, northerly dry flow this morning, but a couple of areas of low pressure off the coast very disorganized. here's your thursday if you play along at home into your friday. clear skies and cold conditions. here comes saturday, i stopped it for the morning hours, watch what happened at lunch hour, we are dealing with scattered showers throughout the day, clearing saturday night into sunday, starting to see a random shower late day as well. the bulk of the weekend will be dry. 38 degrees. random snowshower and then brisk conditions on friday.

up to 1 in santa rosa, the charles m. schultz airport.t means there is a lot of moisture in the air. toward petaluma, less than 1/4 mile. there may be pockets around that could be near freezing. petaluma, 37. we're getting safe there. then we get down to 43 in san rafael. 36 in napa. other neighborhoods, upper 30s in lafayette and san ramon. low to mid 40s around the bay shore. couupertino cupertino, 39 degrees. a brisk day along the coast. breezy and 50 at half moon bay. the rest of us, partly cloudy, 54 to 57. a stray shower possible in the afternoon hours. the san mateo bridge is wet from the overnight showers. we'll have a few but they are fading quickly. i'm going good with mass transit and on the water because it is mainly dry and not too pleabree. tonight, frost inland. barely 40 and oakland. >>> quiet for the morning commute. here's a look at the traffic maps. mostly green. not the green on the radar, just green on the traffic flows. we definitely like that. northbound 101, ramp to shoreline, i'll update the location. sounds like

santa rosa 1.31. napa -- you just take a look at those numbers. over the past hour, i don't have to graphic santa rosa point to a. kentfield half an inch of rain. san francisco .17. that is within an hour. it gives you an idea of the intensity of the rainfall. moving into the bay area. that will cause problems. this is the storm report. this will become quite a bit more populated. in the short-term over the next few hours. reports of some flooding from yesterday it looks like -- close to freestone valley road. once again flash flood watch posted for portions of the north bay. warnings posted as well. these have been increasing in coverage -- out to linn grove in place until five and 30. also it looks like this is a new one. that is a flash flood warning issued at 12 that 27. until 6 30. southeastern sonoma county. until 630. the rainfall rates have been picking up in this area. this does include -- sonoma out port clinton ellen. this portion of the bay area. we talked about the flash flood warning -- a good portion of marin county. until 6:15. the

. >> that is rosa parks. yes, the rosa parks. an american icon. after the bus boycott in montgomery sunny moved to detroit. in 1994, a man broke into her home, beat, robbed her. daniel keith is a federal judge and knew mike ilich and rosa parks. >> mike, i don't want rosa park going back to that bad neighborhood. >> so ilich helped arrange for her to move to a nice apartment and sent checks like this one for the next 11 years, paying rosa parks' rent for the rest of her life. >> heap just believed in helping people. >> reporter: only come to light now after his death because he never said a word about it when he was still alive. >> there are people of wealth in this country who are still concerned with the underprivileged and those who are deprived. >> reporter: rosa parks taught us all about dignity and resolve. and when she needed help, along came another teacher with a powerful lesson of his own. the purest form of giving is when no one knows your name. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for so

area 8 degrees below average, 56 degrees in willow glen through rose garden district, 55 in santa rosa. right now, let's send it over to roqui theus >> let's start in san jose, mckee road to 880, there is roadwork on northbound 101, just the left lane is open until 5 a.m. keep that in mind if you're heading to the south bay and fremont area, this roadwork on 880 between whipple and stevenson. also until 5 a.m. here's a look at the toll lane, two car crash in the toll lane seven and eight. we will keep you posted. otherwise if you have your fast track, you're looking good to go. >>> fremont police may have located the remains of a teenage girl missing for more than a month. a man discovered the body while he was walking his dog near alameda creek. authorities have not identified the body yet but alameda county sheriff's did reach out to the family of 18-year-old jayda jenkins. her car dropped into the niles creek in the canyon, it happened during one of the first severe storms of the year. corners are handling the case to identify the remains. >>> there is a showdown between the police

santa rosa. oakland 1.39 and san jose not as much in the south bay. as you can see right now on the radar we still have coverage up there. the minute focus is up in the north bay. you can see especially here we go for marin but up toward santa rosa, sonoma we still have rain coverage to talk about. looks like moderate to borderline heavy and then still scattered rain for san francisco, extending across at least approaching oakland and haywood. there you can see across parts of the south bay as well. temperatures right now pretty mild out there in the up ear's to the 60s. here is what happens. still a pocket possibility of rain showers. kind of get a break. look what happens tomorrow. next system comes on board first thing tomorrow morning. 8:00 and then by four that action will be move together south and to the east. that will be the next storm approaching the area. we are talking about we are concerned with a possibility of flooding again. mudslides and gusty winds with some wind advisories and

presentador: son 158 millones de rosas que se venden en este dÍa de san valentÍn.res, pero en un tema un poco diferente, no todo es color de rosa cuando hablamos de la industria de las flores. en colombia denuncian problemas de salud y derechos de los trabajadores. presentador: dicen que a ellos les preocupa la constante conexiÓn con quÍmicos y las largas horas de trabajo que pueden ser hasta 20 horas de trabajo al dÍa. hablamos con el director de cactus que habla sobre la situaciÓn de ese problema. >> las trabajadoras y los trabajadores de flores son mÁs importante que miles de flores juntas. merecen una actividad digna. hay que trabajar con el respeto al medio ambiente. unas condiciones dignas de trabajo. para que haya mayor justicia social. presentador: ya sabes, este es un tema que lo hemos seguido muy de cerca. es un problema a nivel regional. en ecuador y colombia es donde mÁs se producen rosas. presentadora: especialmente, de niÑos. presentador: y mujeres tambiÉn. que no tienen una buena condiciÓn de trabajo a diario. para celebrar este dÍa, nuestros colegas

around santa rosa balandra, stretches of land are being reforested.nd there are 95 hectares of pristine rain forest that the villagers protect from illegal logging or burning. all kinds of plants and animals live among the trees there. the forest soil also fulfils an important water-storage function. the trees stretch down to the wetlands on the shores of lake izabal where herons live, and howler monkeys. are efforts to help people and to protect the environment compatible -- and sustainable? the jimenez family is just happy to be self-sufficient now. >> it's like a child learning to walk. it takes a few steps and falls over. eventually it gets the hang of it. everything we have learned, all our effort and determination have not been in vain. we have achieved s something. and in the future we shall carry on -- on our own. >> the knowledge and skills are shared throughout the community. how to plant and tend seeds and saplings, for example. people here already knows how precious the forest is. whenever something important comes up, the 27 families of t

santa rosa is 32. 33 in -- 36 glen allen. 39 bodega bay. pleasure is moving into southern california and arizona. we're almost on the dryer side.

santa rosa 55 degrees. maybe santa cruz -- we will see a pretty cold morning but then gradually warmer days as it takes us into wednesday. the end of the week looks good. rain returns on sunday. >>> you should have the umbrella in the back of the car. >>>>> bay area planning group will hold a meeting for and about people who are new to oakland. oakland prosperity for all. it will include a discussion about how technology and people new to the city are changing oakland. and a way to preserve the best parts of oakland through these changes. it begins at 6 pm on broadway in oakland. tickets are just $10. >>> and information meeting tonight at concorde for families who want to learn about magnet schools in the mount diablo district. each one will specialize in particular subjects. they are the holbrook language academy, son --, and the rent avenue arts magnet school. it is at 5:30 this evening at holbrook school. >>> sending a message -- why hundreds in the east bay met to address a california u.s. senate or ev

police say someone stole the three flags that fly outside the veterans memorial building in santa rosa. they say this is not the first time it's happened. each flag is worth $300. >>> tonight b.a.r.t. says it's ditching its fake surveillance cameras and will have working ones installed by july 1st. right now only 1/3 of the almost 700 railcars have operational surveillance cameras. the rest have dummies that don't work. they don't record. b.a.r.t. promised to install real ones in all cars a year ago, but they won't be up and running for another four months. b.a.r.t. will be getting new cars later this year which will all have working security cameras on board. >>> it's one of san francisco's most popular tourist attractions, but the nonstop traffic on lombard street is taking a toll on the people who live there. betty yu tells us soon it may take a toll to drive there as well. betty? >> reporter: liz, the idea for this proposed toll came from a two year study done by the san francisco transportation authority. the goal is to make life easier for the people who live here, not to elimina

you show up in santa rosa. beer is a triple ipa which is higher in alcohol and it is very hoppy and well worth it. if anyone is going up there, can you pick some up? >> higher in alcohol content. that's the reason. >> maybe a half. >> good night. can always find us online at nbc the louvre -- panic as a man with a machete strikes near the famed museum in paris, shouting in arabic. the city, on alert again. >>> big business -- president trump who vowed to crack down on wall street now vowing to cut out rules put in place to protect families badly hurt by the great recession. >>> tale of the tape -- the pentagon releases video it said was new intelligence grabbed during the deadly u.s. raid in yemen. tonight, a bizarre twist. >>> taxpayers beware -- the irs sounds the alarm about a new twist on an old scam thieves are using to steal your money. >>> and party on -- it's wayne's world, we're just living in it. 25 years later. "nightly news" begins right now.

santa rosa city council unanimously approved a measure which they declared santa rosa an inzip visible marks a week since the violent protests at uc berkeley. police are trying to identify the people who stormed the campus where a peaceful protest was taking place and caused $100,000 in damage. school administrators say they blame 150 members of black block. they did not want to escalate tensions so they used pepper spray. they are using video recorded during the protest to help with the investigation. >>> no. our 6:00 hour of mornings on 2, sal, you said that traffic on five fifth in livermore was going about 4 miles per hour that. is about a brisk walk. that's what i do when i'm out for amy daily stroll. >> i'm glad you said that. i was wondering how fast people walk. i don't know. thank you. that is good info. >> just because you said that, pay attention to the traffic report. we're going to put speeds on 580 in a moment. we'll see if it is faster than gasia can walk. gasia is in good shape. she can probably walk faster than some of these commutes. somebody sent me a tweet, i am stu

in santa rosa, 40 degrees at this hour. santa rosa started at 30.he sun and its warmth working its magic on the bay area. here's a look at storm tracker 2. we're in the clear at this time. take a look at what's to the north. it's going to occur during the second half of sunday into monday. for your afternoon hours, we're partly cloudy, dry, a little cool. a pretty day in store for your funday sunday. here's a look at what we can expect as we get into the next system. anywhere from a quarter inch or less. when i say less i'm thinking a few one-hundredths. maybe even some folks remaining dry with this system. we do have an advisory for our west and northwest facing beaches. definitely a possibility. never turn your back to the water. keep an eye on your little ones if you're out there. winter weather advisory for the sierra. starts 3:00 this afternoon. we'll go into early tomorrow morning. snow levels will be dropping anywhere from 4 to 6 inches possible along the pass there. i-80 as well as 50. if you're headed up or coming back, be prepared for that

until i met this young man in santa rosa. >> reporter: data grid. those hands belonged to justin hall. the 16-year-old santa rosa product is among the more gifted climbers in the game. >> with u.s. team invitations, justin hall. [ applause ] >> reporter: he got validation early february in salt lake city. see the rock top right with a square? he had to get to it in route to earning a spot on the u.s. national team for the second time. i had to climb up 10 feet just to talk to him. did you know there was a u.s. national climbing team? >> do you get those looks from people? >> all the time. it is a pretty obscure sport. just getting a little more popular. so, people know about it more and more. >> reporter: his coach, wayne novak, here at the vertex climbing center, knew that he had it when he first saw him. >> is very introspective. when he feels at something, he mates -- makes a small adjustment, which could be centimeters, but enough for that success, to have that success. >> it started here at a friends birthday party about 10 years ago. >> report

. >> rosa bennett is counting her blessing. thankful that she and her 12- year-old were not hurt while they were selling girl scout cookies. >> i spoke with her after she helped police create a sketch of a robber. at five p.m. wednesday when a stranger came outside outside this safe way store in union city and made small talk about the cookies and came back later and cursed at bennett and showed her a gun in his waistband. >> he didn't take it out the way but pulled it so i could see it. for me to see that he was not kidding. >> the robber grabbed money from bennett's purse and luckily her car was getting more cookies at the car. union city police officers fell they needed to do more than file a report. officers gathered about a thousand dollars in donations and replaced the money she lost. >> it hit home with them. most of the officers have children and when they heard of this situation they wanted to contribute in some form or fashion to make it better. >> they bought a lot. they bought a lot. >> they were all kinds. >> tagal

we are crying out, santa rosa, petaluma, san rafael. san francisco is wetter than seattle by 50% since the beginning of the year. santa rosa has received three time the amount of rain that our friends in the pacific northwest have. speaking of snowfall, we are the snowiest place on the planet now, the sierra in california. winter storm warning, why not, let's add another 3 feet of snow in the highest peaks. the winter weather alert goes until saturday morning. it temperatures outside under cloudy skies, san francisco 55, oakland 58 degrees, upper 40s in the north bay, 48 santa rosa, fremont 42, san jose 53, sunrise 7:05 and a tiny chance we see the sun tomorrow for the first time in a while. all this tropical moisture. we've had several atmospheric rivers aimed right at california. this will push out. a ridge of high pressure will build in and the add will stabilize. we get a minimum of five straight mainly dry days, not tomorrow. there will be a few scattered showers, a few peeks of sunshine, sunshine especially in the afternoon for th

en montreal canadÁ, blanca rosa vilches, univisiÓn.ndo historia. >> con las mÁs grandes estrellas. >> yo estoy muy concentrado en hacer un buen show. >> estar en este el escenario es ganar. locutora: en una celebraciÓn para la historia. >> una descarga de energÍa. >> os sentimos muy bendecidos y agradecidos. >> muy feliz. >> no