reporter susan harrison joins us now live from san bernardino with a look at conditions there.an. oh they are nasty up the road. let me just tell you caltrans is out here. they have closed off the lanes that lead up to the mountain. the road conditions have just gotten worse and worse. take a look. this is why highway 18 is completely closed . going up the mountain, there is a slippery mixture of melting snow covering the icy road earlier friday, vehicles could only travel up the mountain with chains but as the snow, sleet and rain continued to fall by the afternoon chains were not enough. there's a lot of lot of cars that don't have all wheel drive or four wheel drive. even with the chains, they're not making it slipping and sliding everywhere. installing chains can be a hassle unless you hire a pro. you know what i haven't installed change in so long, but they're able to do it so quick and i'd rather not be out here for 30 minutes trying to install change, so you know you pay for a service them off can be even worse. this is video from the gallows adrian family showing the co

a city in san bernardino county. they had one for my daughter. specifically that had um, a slave on it. you're my favorite slave hanging from a tree. school district officials say the students who wrote the cards will be disciplined, adding that they have zero tolerance for this behavior after the break a ruling over vaccine mandates for california students what school districts across the state needs to know also heading to disneyland anytime soon. the new warning over a dangerous social media trend. in reports of snow flurries throughout the bay area above 1000 ft. tomorrow night. it's going to be even more active of freezing bite or freeze warning and frost advisory as well tonight, details coming up ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you

it was a detective from the san bernardino sheriff's department in california. fedex individual with a mask, going up to the house and shooting two people. >> the detective said, just days before, they had had a similar case. >> he said, i know it probably has nothing to do with your 3000 miles away. but we said that's exactly what happened, dressed up as a ups guy. >> are you thinking it's a long shot, but yeah, maybe this is connected? >> that's what we were thinking. it was highly unlikely, but we had to follow every lead. >> coming up -- you've got someone dressed as a delivery man with a gun. >> then we also know that the shell casings are the same caliber used in new jersey. >> another sudden, savage attack in a doorway. >> this person said, are you marc angelucci, and he said yes. and the individual just started shooting. >> were you just shot shocked when you heard that? >> it was shocking. we were not expecting to link up the murder in california to the attack here in new jersey. >> when "dateline" continues. >> and received hospice care instead of addi

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some say they were stuck in their cars during all the rain in san bernardino for . some for days. >> i have only been waiting a short time. other people have en waitg ytdowno ys. one lane with three cars blocking the roads. >> at last check, the 18 is closed once again. san bernardino county says crews are working to continue plowing one main path for first responders. that can be a really tough drive, too. i used to do it a lot. here at home, to help available for east bay residence dealing with january storms. this will remain open until march 1st and then moved to community presbyterian church in pittsburgh. the disaster recovery center the san mateo event is open daily until march 14th. the deadline to apply for fema assistance is march 16th. , jess, i think we all want to know how much more of this do we have? >> right now, just alone today, we are only sitting about 10 to 15 degrees below average. it is a chilly set up extending into this afternoon, and a windy one, too. we will be dealing with these wind gusts alt.the afternoon and 20. windy conditions. 20, 3

week while out on a morning walk and coming up to 96 30 families say they are trapped in the san bernardino mountains, the weekend snowstorm that has some people digging themselves out of their homes and vacation rentals. and here is a check of the evening commute taking you now to the san mateo bridge, where you can see the traffic is heavy in both directions. at this hour. the six o'clock news will be right back. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest, reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. occasion norman was arrested on suspicion of that accident that happened just over a week ago. sue taco was on his morning walk near 19th and harrison streets at about seven am on

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we're looking at 5 to 8 feet of snow back through the sierra, but also, the san bernardino mountains and the santa barbara mountains, as well we're also looking upwards of 10 inches of rain through southern california. significant roadway flooding and airport delays likely. lester >> all right al roker, thank you. >>> new tonight, a preliminary finding about the cause of that toxic train disaster in ohio as the transportation secretary visited for the first time ron allen is there >> reporter: tonight, with the scene being cleaned up, new details about what caused the fiery derailment federal investigators saying a preliminary investigation shows an overheated wheel bearing likely to blame. >> this was 100% preventable. >> reporter: the ntsb says the train passed over two detectors, which showed the bearing was heating up by the time it hit a third detector, it was 253 degrees above air temperature, triggering an audible alarm to warn the crew, who then slowed and stopped the train. >> this is a community that is suffering. this is not about politics what i care about is figuring out

just listen to this, a blizzard warning was issued for the first time ever in san bernardino county, where they saw more than 5 feet of snow other parts of the state saw hurricane-force winds and torrential rain. rescue workers raced against the clock to save stranded drivers, and now that storm system is pushing east our dana griffin is in los angeles with the very latest >> reporter: life-threatening flooding in the golden state in southern california's ventura county, multiple rvs swept into the river. watch this dramatic rescue, one of several in the region a driver stuck in raging floodwater clings to a rescuer they're both hoisted swinging in the wind before safely landing on solid ground. this morning near los angeles, a dangerous light show a live wire fell into the water, setting a car on fire. the historic winter weather walloped california with heavy snow >> now we're having a little bit of trouble because the snow is making it slippery. >> reporter: torrential rain in some areas, nearly an entire month's worth in 48 hours. and strong wind gusts creating blizzard-like cond

county mountains down into parts of the san bernardino mountains as well.he greens and the yellows are an additional 1-2 inches of rain on top of what we've already picked up across southern california. highlight in orange are areas most vulnerable to high winds and damaging hail. isolated thunderstorms can't be ruled out either as this cold front makes its way eastward. >>> coming up, alex murdaugh dropped a bombshell on the witness stand during his double murder trial, admitting to lying to police about his whereabouts the night his wife and son were killed. >>> plus, the ntsb investigating a fourth close call between commercial airlines on the runway just this year. what they believe might be behind these incidents, next. o. like #6 the boss. meatballs with marinara and pepperoni. i geget asked so many times - who's the boss? if y you get the boss you are the boss. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and your eyes feel like they're getting kicked in the backside, it's not too late for another treatment

the first ever blizzard warning is in effect for the san bernardino mountains in southern california.re could see up to five feet of snow, what in the world is going on. >> in the valley, the flooding risk is severe. roads were shut down leaving cars stranded as flood waters rose. this is parts of of midwest are digging outtology their own brutal winter storm. here's the latest. >> reporter: coast to coast storms across the country. impacting more than 15 million people from the nebraska where new england where wirnlt weather alerts are eegz, to the west coast where conditions are ramping up again. >> i have never seen it like this in california. >> reporter: snarling transit and stranding travelers. more than 1100 flights were cancelled with thousands more delays on friday. and a million customers are suffering power outages nationwide, preece primarily in michigan and other parts of the midwest where freezing rain and ice have knocked out power lines and damaged trees. minnesota is now facing the twin hazards of snow and ice. minneapolis under a snow emergency buried under more than

the alcohol path, which leads you out of san bernardino into the high desert of victorville and barstow. it will also fall into the hatch apiece, so it's really not advisable to travel around the state. at least until perhaps by midday saturday. until then, temperatures only in the forties to 50 51 degrees. hey gasia and andre next time around. i'm gonna tell you just how low it will go tonight, and we'll talk about more snow and how much to expect down to about 1500 ft. that's still coming up, roberta. thank you. black history month we highlight the incredible life and legacy of a man who has been called the godfa er of silicon paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom'

shut down cajon pass out of san bernardino into the mojave desert.n but very sloppy as all this precipitation continues to fuel in southern california, modesto and merced as well, okay, here we go tonight. we see that will start to see more energy in the form. of rain and potentially some hail and snow after midnight and through tomorrow morning again. these are the theater bands rotating in a counterclockwise position around that core that center the area of low pressure. someone have some hit and miss scattered showers up until about lunchtime , and then a dry afternoon and then look what's upstream. here we go again. a brand new area, low pressure slicing through the bay area, beginning around 9 to 2 o'clock on sunday. third system here you go on your monday and more. rain on tuesday. so when we tell you at the numbers from saturday until about tuesday. another full inch of brain in san francisco. mind you these numbers will change periodically, but we're talking about more rain and more snow for this year nevada area currently 24 degrees on the s

james meanwhile, a surreal scene in the san bernardino mountains down in southern california take a look. video shot near lake arrowhead shows cars just buried in snow. their snowplows worked all day to clear the area around highway 1 73 and north bay road. chp confirmed at least three accidents in that area yesterday that severe weather does make for some pretty pictures, though san bernardino mountains are under their first ever blizzard warning. all right. well, if you're thinking, what is tahoe look like? well, be prepared. if you're trying to drive to that area this morning, there are white out conditions they're dealing with. the chp says the heavy snow has played a major role. a large number of highway crashes and closures in the sierra. look at that picture. what a mess the two main highways linking the bay area to the lake tahoe area are open at this hour. but keep in mind chains are required on both highway 50 and interstate 80. i would just let people know to come prepared. make sure they have cables were there to help them install them. and make sure the biggest thing is when

estaba voluntariamente con el departamento del sheriff de san bernardino, donde estaba aprendiendo todol caso estÁ en litigio. reportera: los policÍas no fuera retirado de sus puestos y tampoco investigados. asegura que Él entablarÁ la demanda buscando una indemnizaciÓn ppara su cliente de $100,000,000. maity: el superintendente de un distrito escolar de new jersey renunciÓ a su cargo tras el suicidio de una alumna que habÍa sido golpeada brutalmente por otras estudiantes en medio de burlas y acosos. el video de la golpiza circulÓ por internet, generando indignaciÓn y crÍticas al superintendente por el mal manejo del caso. el padre de la vÍctima dijo que su hija fue golpeada 30 veces en el cuello y la espalda. precisamente el aumento de casos de bullying o acoso en las escuelas, expertos ofrecen consejos. ante cualquier indicio de que su hijo sea vÍctima de bullying, se le recomienda actuar de inmediato y alzar la voz, denunciarlo a las autoridades de la escuela e insistir hasta que se tomen medidas pertinentes. se recomienda tambiÉn una muy buena comunicaciÓn con sus hijos para que ell

and strong wind gusts, creating blizzard-like conditions in the san bernardino mountains. th san francisco seeing its lowest temperatures in over a century. and los angeles experiencing its first blizzard warning in more than 30 years. san diego, several water rescues. >> we just had a vehicle that was in the deep water, unable to drive out. and two occupants of the vehicle that needed to be rescued and brought back to dry land. so we anticipate doing in a few more times. >> reporter: the stunning system headed east towards oklahoma city, wichita and kansas city, where 9 million are at risk for large hail and tornadoes. in michigan, more than 400,000 remain without power from an ice storm earlier this week. back in southern california, the mess the storm left behind, and the dangers this system could still bring to the area. >> that was dana griffin reporting for us. the national park service yez yosemite will be closed through the next couple of days. park rangers say it's because of winter storm warnings and snow. the park is set to reopen wednesday, march 1. only park wo

los robos cometidos en yolo, monterrey, santa clara, contra costa, marÍn, san francisco, san bernardinolares. de momento no se identifica los detenidos, pero se informa que todos enfrentan cargos penales. [habla en inglÉs] paola: esto va mÁs de pequeÑos hurtos o robos en tiendas, es parte de una actividad delictiva organizada, es lo que dijo el fiscal y agregÓ que se cometieron robos descarados en ciudades estuvimos en los 60, inclusollegamos a los 70 en gilroy. espero que haya disfrutado este dÍa porque maÑana tenemos cambios, nuestra meteorÓloga nos los dice. yadira: sentimos un dÍa bastante fresco y hacia gilroy en los 71, pero hacia el resto de la ciudad en el rango de los 60. para maÑana tendremos esa madrugada frÍa, pero el dÍa serÁ fresco, las condiciones van a cambiar, sentiremos un dÍa mÁs agradable en esos 50 y tambiÉn se incrementa la probabilidad de lluvia, si se mantiene hacia costa se mantiene en advertencia por alto oleaje, incluso hacia zonas de santa cruz. se le recomienda mantenerse alejado de la costa y de la playa para el fin de semana. veremos que se incrementan los

su sueÑo de ser policÍa del alguacil de san bernardino se desvanecieron.tariamente e con el examen donde estaba teniendo todo el proceso. >> los reportes oficiales informan que ariel fue arrestado por resistirse. >> no podemos dar comentario en este caso porque el caso en este momento estÁ en litigio. >> el abogado muÑoz dice que los policÍas que participaron en este incidente no fueron retirados de sus puestos. tampoco investigados. aseguran que Él entablarÁ la demanda la prÓxima semana buscando una indemnizaciÓn para su cliente de $100,000,000. maity: el superintendente de un distrito escolar de new jersey renuncie a su cargo tras el suicidio de una alumna que habÍa sido golpeada brutalmente por otras estudiantes en medio de burlas y acoso. el vÍdeo de la golpiza circulÓ por internet generandoindignaciÓn y crÍticas al superintendente por el mal manejo del caso. el padre de la vÍctima dijo que su hija fue golpeada 30 veces en el cuello y en la espalda. precisamente el aumento de casos de bullying y acoso en las escuelas expertos ofrecen los siguientes con

the weather service has actually issued rare blizzard warnings for l.a., ventura and san bernardino county. we're just getting blasted with all of this winter snow and rain and all combined. and now paul is going to fill us in on what we have going on tonight and for the weekend. >> you would think the winter weather would wash some of the pollen from the air. the snow level should go up a little bit more but today a few snow showers above 1,500 feet in elevation. the storm system is moving down to the south but it's going to grab moisture and send it toward the bay area. central valley right now it's going to back up toward this move from east to west as we go through tonight. left over showers saturday morning. a brief break in the action but more storms lining up. one that's going to move in sunday, one monday into tuesday. a wet weather pattern. certainly beneficial in terms of the drought perspective. i don't think the snowfall is going to stop at any point as we go into the weekend. it's going to slow saturday but pick up in intensity on sunday. the majority of that is going to hold

a live look in san bernardino where another barrage of heavy snow has left community stranded. residents running out of gas and baby formula. the sheriff says food and grocery supplies have reached critically low measures. let's come back to new york. athena jones is tracking this where it's nothing like that but it's the first morning i walked out and there is no sticking to the ground. >> that's right. this is the end of february and the first significant snowfall in new york city has seen. up to now they've only had 1/2 an inch. it's a messy commute for drivers but they are more fortunate than elsewhere for the extreme weather left some people stranded. >>> snow and freezing rain falling from coast to coast and do your getting the most significant snowfall of the year. >> we had 70 degrees weather and it's not cold. >> reporter: enough already. the storm system hit the midwest earlier monday where snow and freezing rain were reported across the region. milwaukee saw 2 inches of rainfall on monday breaking the daily record of 1.17 is set in 1948. some areas in wisconsin sough

[laughter] the scenes have in spectacular in the san bernardino mountains. this is brand-new video at the beer garden and girl in the mountains. that is where we find abc news reporter amanda del castillo. amanda: a true wintry mix. we have started to see it really picked up about an hour ago. first we noticed drizzle then, heavier rain drops. then, figure snowflakes that we have started to see. as is coming down, it is melting almost immediately. five minutes ago, we sought to snow clouds going in either direction on highway 17. we are a few away from it right now. with everything and that immediate melting, it is also extraordinarily cold. today, we spent the earlier afternoon talking to residents about this rare site. a picturesque morning scene with promises of more snow to come. thursday evening, freezing temperatures and snowfall in the forecast. for some, the snow brought out the comedy. >> we have snowboards, sleds. we cannot wait. not doing much preparing. we just had the power out from the big wind. amanda: the mountain landscape has endured heavy

juan: otto y sus amigos vinieron desde san bernardino a visitar el altar que se ha creado fuera de laa. juan: el sheriff informÓ que dos armas fueron recuperadas de la casa del seÑor carlos medina y en estos momentos se investiga si alguna de ellas fue usada para cometer el homicidio. leÓn: en nueva en nueva orleans un joven de 15:00 a 18 aÑos muriÓ en el colorido o desfile de el mar.las autoridades dicen que tienen a un sospechoso detenido y que encontraron dos armas en el lugar. la policÍa no tiene claro por quÉ sucediÓ este tiroteo. maite: los migrantes que atraviesan mÉxico para ingresar a estados unidos sufren terribles experiencias a manos de los coyotes o traficantes de personas. desde el paso, texas, pedro nos trae el testimonio de una de las tantas vÍctimas. >> la gente gritaba que ya no la golpeen. pedro: aterrorizado por lo vivido a manos de una banda de coyotes, este inmigrante sÓlo deseaba volver al sur de mÉxico. >> no quiero perder la vida, quiero estar con mi familia. pedro: conocimos a juan, como lo llamaremos para proteger su identidad; en ciudad juÁrez. nos contÓ qu

sixth graders from pepper tree elementary school in the city of upland in san bernardino county , socist cards contained offensive words. rome douglas is the father of 2/6 graders and says the attacks started at the beginning of february as black history month began. they had one for my daughter. specifically that had um, a slave on it. you're my favorite slave hanging from a tree. mr douglas says he's removed his children from that school. he says he doesn't feel safe there. the upland unified school district says it's investigating all of this and condemns any form of bullying and racism, groundbreaking for santa clara county's first county run inpatient facility for children who need mental health care. the $422 million facility will be on the santa clara valley medical center campus. it will have 77 inpatient beds, including 14 for children and 21 for adolescents. county leaders say when the idea first came up in 2014, there were no in patient facilities for children and teens in crisis in the county. so all too often. at one of the toughest times in their lives. we're separating

agente del alguacil iza y a cordero ha puesto en entredicho al sistema judicial de condado de san bernardinol sospechoso a pesar de que Éste tenÍa un largo historial criminal. el hombre que tenÍa hasta pistolas en nÚmero de serie tenÍa una orden de arresto por no comparecer a una audiencia por los delitos de secuestro e intento de asesinato de un perro policÍa. >> aunque tuvo la justificaciÓn legal para ser puesto en libertad, tenÍa una obligaciÓn moral para proteger a la comunidad. jaime: el agente asesinado por el fugitivo fue sepultado el pasado 6 de enero. jorge: las autoridades dieron hoy nuevos detalles sobre el ataque de la universidad estatal de michigan, dijeron que los cinco estudiantes heridos experimentaron mejorÍa, revelaron que el pistolero que matÓ a otros tres estudiantes planeaba otros ataques. reportera: podemos confirmar que el atacante tenÍa dos pistolas 9 mm, una en su posesiÓn y otra en su mochila cuando lo encontraron muerto a casi cuatro millas del plantel educativo, dijo el jefe interino de la policÍa de la universidad. el pistolero anthony mcrae comprÓ las armas de

this is the first time that we've even see a blizzard warning for san bernardino county. we are expecting 2 to 3 more feet of snow to come in later on this evening and tomorrow. and as you can see, there's still very much working on it, because up there, you can see some of that fog. we were just up there, it's not easy to see. the visibility is low and there are still a lot of cars under snow, abandoned on the side of the highway. >> yeah, and a lot of californians not used to this kind of weather, rightfully so, who really need to be careful on those roads. and jennifer, to stephanie's point, is there more winter weather in store for california? >> there is. we have another huge system that's coming onshore, as we speak. so more blizzard warnings in effect for the sierra. you can see that in orange. we have winter weather advisories all across, anywhere from the southwest to the rockies to the northern plains. this is going to be a another very impactful storm system. and you can see, pushing in rain across the lower elevations. we will see all snow for the mountains. s

you see one case in one local area can determine law ultimatelyn the unedtates. >> in san bernardinocounty, news reports had shown law enforcement were filing more search warrants and were potentially using cell site simulators at a higher rate than any county in the entire state. a cell site simulator opetes by mimicking a cell phone tower and pretends to be one so everyone in the aa near a simulator -- the phone connects to it. they vary but our concerns are -- amy: they are like stingray places. >> that was her brand name created by the harris corp. we were concerned everyone's private information is captured by these devices and they create these odd searches. you can deploy one near a sensitive site like a health facility and you can have the potential to collect a variety of information about people who are totally unassociated with any criminal activity or that particular investigation that the police are seeking authorization to deploy it. our concerns with the employment of these types of surveillance tools is they a generally done in a broad fashion at the race potential fo

the first time there was a blizzard warning for san bernardino county ever.ust happening last week. a very different picture from what people have become used to here in southern california, bianna and victor. >> by comparison, our snowstorm was cute. >> just adorable. >> stephanie elam, thank you so much. >>> cnn meteorologist jennifer gray is tracking the storm, what can we expect over the next few days? >> you guys, california is going to get another big storm. we have blizzard warnings yet again for the higher elevation. winter weather advisories, winter storm warning yet again. we could see several more feet of snow for the higher elevations. not to mention the rain that the lower elevations will get. you can see it pushing on shore in northern portions of california not to leave out waugh will get it too, heavy, heavy snow, blinding conditions when you have heavy snow falling in combination with very gusty winds visibility is going to be down to zero. and so, the heavy rain will continue to come in as well. this is by wednesday morning, still raining, s

and san bernardino, some of these the first time. the at the l.a.ack in 1989 and look at this impressive low. that's getting you shalled up into southern california this morning and notice the snow through the higher elevations. some of these areas over 4,000 feet can pick up to 5 feet of snow when it's said and done. in the valleys, the flooding risk is that heavy rain continues to push on to shore this it morning, we have blizzard warnings, winter weather alerts, all across the southwest part of the country as this whole system continues to track further east. but the flooding risks also holds. the moisture thankfully starting to taper back as we roll into sunday, but still holding on to heavy snowfall through the mountain range. notice the dark pinks. that's 18 to 24 inches of purple. that's about 36 inches of snowfall. but again the floding risk, one of the bigger concerns and the severe weather risk into the upcoming 24 hours across the great plains. >> a lot to look out for. thank you so much for that. thank you for being with us on cnn this m

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[laughter] the scenes have in spectacular in the san bernardino mountains.s is brand-new video at the beer garden and girl in the mountains. that is where we find abc news reporter amanda del castlo amanda: a true wintry mix. we have started to see it really picked up about an hour ago. first we noticed drizzle then, heavier rain drops. then, figure snowflakes that we have started to see. as is coming down, it is melting almost immediately. five minutes ago, we sought to snow clouds going in either direction on highway 17. we are a few away from it right now. with everything and that immediate melting, it is also extraordinarily cold. today, we spent the earlier afternoon talking to residents about this rare site. a picturesque morning scene with promises of more snow to come. thursday evening, freezing temperatures and snowfall in the forecast. for some, the snow brought out the comedy. >> we have snowboards, sleds. we cannot wait. not doing much preparing. we just had the power out from the big wind. amanda: the mountain landscape has endured heavy rain, p

the first ever blizzard warning is in effect for the san bernardino county mountains in southern californiaidents could see up to 5 feet of snow. >> while folks there might be thrilled about getting that much powder in the valley, there is a real flooding risk. new video showing a helicopter rescue after a driver got stranded on the road, what flood waters left behind. parts of the midwest are adiggig out following the winter storm. here is the latest for us. >> reporter: coast-to-coast storms across the country. impacting more than 15 million people from new england where winter weather alerts are finally easing to the west coast where storm conditions are now ramping up again. >> i never seen it like this in california. >> reporter: snarling transit and stranding travelers. >> going up the grapevine, it's not safe to drive. >> reporter: more than 110 0 flights have been cancelled with thousands more delays on friday and nearly 1 million customers are suffering power outages nationwide. primarily in michigan and other parts of the midwest where freezing rain and ice knocked out power lines

we have reports of at least two water rescues, including this one in san bernardino county drivers truck stuck in a rush of mud and water last night firefighters rescue that man took him to a nearby hospital, but they did not comment on his condition. reporter mario ramirez shows us that people are handling this severe weather. tense moments as residents watch pieces of land saturated by rain giveaway. a dramatic scene in ventura county as an rv falls into the santa clara river. the heavy rain sent powerful waters rushing down the river overnight. we're standing here watching the hillside and the trees falling in and there's dirt still falling so strong they took out part of a road and swept away several trailers and cars at the valencia rv park. we lost three trailers one car and they were able to get a lot of trailers out before it happened . fortunately no one was inside the trailers, but it did leave residents here without utilities powers out waters out. they expect that to be gone for at least four days. all happening during one of the biggest storms in decades as more of the land

this is a live look at the san bernardino mountains were some towns have been cut off and buried under several feet of snow. residents say they are running out of gas and baby formula. in the sheriff says supplies are critically low in grocery stores. >> we are running out of baby formula. we are up the creek right now if it goes on for another two days where they don't come and plow us. >> there is no gas to be found up here. >> a live look from hartford, connecticut and from manchester, new hampshire. so stay safe out there on the roads. very snowy, icy and dangerous conditions. new york city getting its first major snow of the season. athena jones out it in central park. good morning, adina. how is new york and what is up? >> reporter: good morning. take a look around central park . this is a site new yorkers have not seen here in the city all winter. this is the first significant snowfall here in new york city. up until now central park had only received less than 1/2 inch. as of midnight we just got under an inch bringing the grant snowfall total to 1.3 inches so far this winter.

we launched the first san bernardino/vegas flight yesterday. of opportunities. 9 we don't need to go after southwest -- [laughter] there's plenty of stuff where -- about 95% of our routes, we have 1434 routes, you know, we -- 143, 21 states, 35 cities, about 90-95% of those routes we have no nonstop competition. cheryl: well, there's a reason that travel and leisure voted you the second best domestic airline out there, i'm assuming. that was last year. let me ask you about this, the pilot shortage. this is something that the entire industry is going to have to grapple with likely for years. how successful have you been recently to get pilots into training and to get them graduated, to get them in the skies? is that still a challenge for you? >> a little bit. and a lot of it has to do with resources on the faa side, you know? we can -- you know, we've created a great culture. i have a call with our pilots every week where they all get on, we talk about, you know, opportunities and things that we're doing and, you know, transparency. it's a great

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. >> in san bernardino, the ski business shut down ten years ago.ontrol center is deserted and the gondolas are dusty. after the initial shock, the village managed to recover with a toboggan run, cross-country skiing, and hiking trails. it's less lucrative, says hotel owner hans peter wellig, but it works. >> we then decided to concentrate mostly on ski tours. and that's actually proved successful. we've had a good sson the last few years. >> they plan tours for their guests with mountain guides, depending on the weather, but are still fighting to reopen the ski areas. if winters continue to get warmer, they'll have to adapt, says florian mÖhl. >> nature is always stronger and it's good that it's stronger. weather will always happen. fortunately, we can't change that either. and so it's very clear that we are the ones who have to be flexible. >> switzerland is changing, and where lifts have come to a stand still, ski tours and other sports have taken over the slopes. >> still plenty of ways to enjoy the mountains! that was our look at europe this we

the san diego national weather service office issued its first blizzard warning for san bernardino county where one group of teens made their first snowman. >> it's usually just green and pretty, but never snowy. >> reporter: parts of los angeles were pummelled with hail, including the famous hollywood sign. >> my mother told me get out, do all your errands early because friday and saturday the weather is going to be terrible. >> reporter: snow blanketed the upper midwest with folks in minnesota digging out from as much as 21 inches of snow in some areas. >> unbelievable. it's quite a load here. my snowblower's not keeping up very well. >> reporter: tragedy in michigan. a volunteer firefighter there died after coming into contact with a downed power line. hundreds of thousands of residents in that state still don't have power. icy conditions also brought down power lines and trees in buffalo, new york, and travelers at the local airport faced cancelations and delays. >> tired. i've waited an hour on the plane. >> reporter: according to flight aware, more than 1,100 flights in the u.s. wer

. >> it took 2 hours for san bernardino county. could copter crews to find her. of the severe winds on the mountain, it would take another 2 hours to rescue her. the crew managed to lower one rescuer onto the mountain west of ruth. he hikes over to be. >> and she was informed that we had to hike to another spot about 200 feet away. ruth managed to push through intense pain from a broken neck. >> and the risk of paralysis and hiked to safety. so i was holding my head as i walked along the side of the mountain until they were able to drop the cable and then myself and the rescuer went up together and was shot. >> the fall left her with a number of torn ligaments and tendons in her legs. big ashes in her head, jenin face, which required more than 40 stitches. and a doctor had to perform a very serious surgery to repair her neck and he put a screw in upper vertebrae. >> and then a plate and 4 screws in lower vertebrae here, ruth, who works as a waitress to make money in order to travel around the world to help others. >> is extremely grateful to the doctors and those

. >> reporter: in this part of the san bernardino county mountains, about two hours from l.a., several feet of unplowed snow is also impossible for security guard pete rodriguez to get to work >> i'm 5'9", and the snow was up to my chest. >> reporter: and even greater concern at the medical center where he works he says staffers staying overnight and food and supplies are running low. >> how are they able to survive inside the medical center all this time? >> they've had no deliveries this past week since the storm started. so they've been reliant on what they have had in. never even saying that they're starting to run out of supplies now. >> reporter: big bear lake saw the snowiest stretch on record with 57 inches. even jackie the eagle was hunkered down, ear she emerges from her snow-covered nest, protecting her precious egg >> a little eerie being out here and not seeing any vehicles. but that just kind of shows you the severity of the situation you have going on right now. we appreciate everyone's patience. >> plow crews are working 12 to 14-hour shifts to get roads back open. a ne

one problem is in the town pass in the san bernardino mountains. delivery driver says he has never seen anything like this. >> this is unusual. i have lived in california my whole life. i've never been in a snow flurry before. >> crews say they have mostly been dealing with minor accidents and spin outs in that area. >>> let's come home now back to our bay area. you can see there a creature spotted right up there. this is a coyote spotted around 2:00. this animal looking around saying, wait a minute, this is supposed to be california. we have been getting these sweeping views of the snowy peaks all afternoon. watch out for that coyote. we captured quite a few animals and natural habitats including deer right there in the diablo range. >>> time now for a look at our forecast with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. >> if only deer run coyote could shrug their shoulders. >> i think their expressions say at all. let's take a look at what is happening. this is going to drift uth asd through 24 hrs. it will pull the moisture away from us by tom

. >> ahora llegamos a california el condado de san bernardino declarÓ estado de emergencia debido a quee niÑos que estaban participando en un campamento e d. >> a una tormenta invernal por boston y se acerca otra por los Ángeles en california que irÁ de costa a costa. el jueves tornados desde texas a alabama maÑana comienza la primavera meteorolÓgica tiene los detalles carlos. >> asÍ es. 1000 tiemel tiempo n detiene. para en los prÓximos dÍas el panorama meteorolÓgico y preocupante porque va a llevar peligro a muchas oportunlocalid hoy martes para la costa oeste, el viernes mÁs hielo y nieve desde chicago a lo que es nueva inglaterra pendientes es lo que vamos a compartir. comienza concluir en boston, hasta tarde todo deberÍa concurrir en calma pero nuestra atenciÓn se concentra en el oeste de estados unidos. mÁs advertencia de tiempo invernal y de igual forma avisos para gran parte del estado inclusive advertencia de vientos fuertes que pueden estar sobrepasando las 50 millas por hora se trata de esta tormenta invernal que durante el dÍa de hoy y el viernes afectarÁ de norte a sur y lu

. >> in san bernardino, the ski business shut down ten years ago.ol center is deserted and the gondolas are dusty. after the initial shock, the village managed to recover with a toboggan run, cross-country skiing, and hiking trails. it's less lucrative, says hotel owner hans peter wellig, but it works. >> we then decided to concentrate mostly on ski tours. and that's actually proved successful. we've had a go season the last few years. >> they plan tours for their guests with mountain guides, depending on the weather, but are still fighting to reopen the ski areas. if winters continue to get warmer, they'll have to adapt, says florian mÖhl. >> nature is always stronger and it's good that it's stronger. weather will always happen. fortunately, we can't change that either. and so it's very clear that we are the ones who have to be flexible. >> switzerland is changing, and where lifts have come to a stand still, ski tours and other sports have taken over the slopes. >> still plenty of ways to enjoy the mountains! that was our look at europe this week.

and rare blizzard warnings for the mountains in la, san bernardino county.have we seen this when we are just getting blasted from top to bottom? >> back in february 2011, that's the last time we had winter storm warnings in the bay area. i think it has been longer than that for the blizzard warnings around la. there is a first time for everything. literally, once in a decade, even more for that event. we have some rain in the forecast but it's not going to be identical to what we had last night. the storm system responsible for this is still very close to us, it is spinning away just off the coast. this is going to die down to the south for the rest of tonight. the air is flowing counterclockwise. which means the wind is out of the south right now. any showers going south to north but as this moves away, the wind is going to turn. we will see showers in the central valley backing up towards us. a little break in the action at the moment. let's switch over to the futurecast. there's the shower activity beginning to encroach from the east as we head towards la

san bernardino county, a lot of people playing there as they are here, putting on the chains, the elevationre is 6000 feet. >> and and the higher terrain here in southern california in general. and went to sample some of the blizzard conditions. >> for the first time since 1989, a blizzard warning is in effect for ventura and la county through tomorrow afternoon. as the winter weather continues, stay with us on air and online, the free bay area app, a good resource, updates sent straight to your phone. >> fans of jeffrey vandergrift known as transiting posted flyers after learning that the popular media personality is apparently missing, please say he was last seen around 10 pm last night on the home near king street near oracle park, a radio personality on wild 94 is the jv show, he did gain popularity with the dog house morning show, 6 feet tall, several tattoos, including one on the arm and one of above the year, releasing a statement saying we are deeply concerned as we know you are, that they have been reported missing by the san francisco police department, working closely with them a

statewide storm has prompted a rare blizzard warning in the mountains of los angeles, ventura and san bernardino counties. there are even patches of slush on the ground in studio city! >> really unusual. >>> more than 60 million americans woke up to a winter weather alert as the same storm that hit us moves east. some places will see several feet of snow by the time it is all over. this is the senior rochester, minnesota where a lot of snowplows were out clearing snow off the interstate. >> stay home, stay warm, stay safe. >> town north, portland, oregon also getting some heavy snow. we will show you that later. >>> switching gears, health officials say that more than 1000 californians have now died of coronavirus. this comes more than three years after the state recorded its first victim of covid-19. the state has 20 deaths every day, but on the bright side experts say that the ncy of the virus has decreased. >>> a school district in san diego has been trying to enforce their own vaccine mandate. but a california supreme court struck it down, and yesterday the high court left a lower court ruli

authorities now declaring an emergency in san bernardino county, where more than six ft of snow fell in the higher elevations, trapping people in their homes and vacation rentals and a rescue was being planned with nearly 600 elementary and middle school students stranded at a camp. they were supposed to come home last friday, they weren't able to stock up on their supplies for food. before this hit. a blizzard warning is in effect for this year to of adam mountains. they could see another seven ft of snow. we'll check your forecast in just a few minutes. the us marshal services suffered a ransomware attack that's being called a major security breach. officials say hackers compromised the marshal system this month gaining access to sensitive law enforcement information, including data on employees and investigations. they say a single section of a server was targeted and no witness protection program files were affected. but abc s luke barr says right now, investigators don't know exactly what's missing. already sort of sealed their system and right now they're just peeling back the

. >> in this part of the san bernardino county mountains, two hours from l.a., several feet of unplowed snow is almost impossible for security guard pete rodriguez to get to work. >> i'm 5'9." the snow was up to my chest. >> greater concern at the medical center where he works. he said staffers staying overnight and food and supplies are running low. >> how are they able to survive there? >> they had no deliveries the past week since the storm started. so they've been relying on what they have had in they're even saying that they're starting to run out of supplies now. >> big bear lake saw 57 inches even this eagle emerged from the snow covered nest protecting her precious egg >> a little airy being out here and not seeing any vehicles. that shows you the severity of the situation that we have going on right now so we appreciate everyone's patience >> crews are work 12g to 14 hour shifts to get roads back open, a new storm moved into the northwest bringing blues ard conditions to the sierra nevada with an additional two to six feet of snow by tuesday. although wost of the storm in south

hundreds of students from orange county were stranded overnight at a camp in the san bernardino mountains in valencia embankment collapsed, sending motorhomes plunging into the river down below. luckily no one was hurt. as the storm moves east. forecasters are calling for more ice and snow in parts of michigan, where thousands of customers were still without power. five days after a storm blanketing parts of the state with ice the storm is then expected to move into the northeast with heavy rain today from the mid atlantic to new york city and snow to the north. 3 to 6 inches expected in boston by tuesday. shrewsbury massachusetts already blanketed with snow earlier gearing up for more and we'll take a closer look at today's forecast in just a few moments. officials say weather may have been a factor in the deadly crash of a medical flight near reno, nevada, the plane breaking up in mid air even though it was relatively new and was designed to handle such conditions. grade earlier not answering. this morning, the ntsb sharing its preliminary findings after this weekend's deadly crash of a

. >>> and the san bernardino fire department is warning residents in the mountains not to travel as roadways there remain closed due to heavy snow. big bear lake saw the snowiest three-day stretch on record with 57 inches. snowplows are working 12 to 14-hour shifts to get the roads back open. meanwhile, michigan is still recovering from an ice storm that knocked power out to hundreds of thousands. more thanl 136,000 are still in the dark there now let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who is tracking the storms for us what a mess. good morning to you, michelle. >> good morning, guys. yeah, what a mess. we're going see this all moving east we're going to see the severe weather threat decreasing. but still there is going to be a severe weather threat. we're watching for the chance of snow even new york city could see some snow tonight into tomorrow. we're looking at ice accumulation as well as we wake up on this monday morning, 42 million americans under a winter alert we have a system in the west throughout the upper midwest, the great lakes, into portions of the northeast where