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

and the san diego office for the san bernardino mountains, it's never been done before. me of these locations are expected to pick up nearly 8 feet of snow in l.a. county as well as ventura county. above 4,000 feet in the san bernardino mountains, we can talk about picking up nearly 5 feet of snow and we're still dealing with it. you can still see that area of low pressure spinning across southern california. and the rain too on the coastline and the valleys, where we could be dealing with flooding. it's just an ongoing event over the next 24 hours. there are the blizzard warnings highlighted in orange. watches and advisories extend all the way up into the four corners and the cascades. showing you the darker pinks. that is 18 to 24 more inches on top of what we've already experienced through the sierra mountain ranges and back through the ventura county and l.a. county mountains down into parts of the san bernardino mountains as well. the greens and the yellows are an additional 1-2 inches of rain on top of what we've already picked up across southern california. highlig

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

evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news scene in the san bernardino mountains down in southern california. those are cars buried in snow. this is video shot in your lake arrowhead snowplows worked all day to clear the area around highway 1 73 and north bay road. chp confirms at least three accidents in that area today. the severe weather does make for some pretty pictures, though the san bernardino mountains are under their first ever blizzard warning and a quick reminder you can get current conditions in an interactive radar on the ktvu weather. app is a free download in the app store. or whether coverage continues after the break. we have a live report from plaster county on tonight's conditions in the sierra as drivers continue to face slick in snowy roads area radio dj is missing and considered at risk what we know from san francisco police possible assault at a bay area high school now under investigation what officials say a student was doing? before he was taken o the hosp when you stay at a vrbo you always get the whole home not part of it but the whole upstairs the whole downstair

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

[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 r

helping with that rescue of the powerful winter storm, dropping several feet of snow on the san bernardino mountainsd tonight a local emergency has actually been declared by san bernardino county reporter phil suman from our sister station there in los angeles, spoke to some families who are trapped. and their food supply running low. snow has blanket at lake arrowhead, with more coming down yet by mid afternoon, still not a plow in sight on the residential streets, trapping people in their homes and vacation rentals. you would never think that california would see snow like this. this heavy jared carter, his wife, their three kids, and another couple have been here since tuesday. the plan was to leave thursday. they're still stuck. we're down to can suit we have one bag of top ramen left. we have a couple maybe servings of orange juice. i called 911 this morning thinking. what is the emergency protocol for this type of stuff? and their response was sorry. we can only help you if it's a true medical emergency. who's in charge? who's responsible? when will the plows come good questions with no answer

[laughter] the scenes have in spectacular in the san bernardino mountains. 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, po

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.

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

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

they spent it stranded in the snowy san bernardino mountains. the elementary and middle schoolers were visiting outdoor camps when they were snowed in by all the recent weather. they were originally supposed to be back home on friday, but several feet of snow covered mountain roads trapping the students and staff. the parents was really frustrated by the lack of communication. >> she sent me a quick little, hey mom i love you and miss you. otherwise, there has been no communication. dan: the kids are finally reunited with their parents today after being escorted down the mountain roads the chp. ama: police are answering to what was a violent weakland in oakland. five people were killed in separate shootouts since friday night. this map shows you where the homicide happened. three happened in less than three hours on friday night. investigators do not believe the shootings are connected, and despite having extra officers on the streets. >> we had increased our patrol measures, violent crime operations team came in to give some extra coverage to t

they spent it stranded in the snowy san bernardino mountains. the elementary and middle schoolers were visiting outdoor camps when they were snowed in by all the recent weather. they were originally supposed to be back home on friday, but several feet of snow covered mountain roads trapping the students and staff. the parents was really frustrated by the lack of communication. >> she sent me a quick little, hey mom i love you and miss you. otherwise, there has been no communication. dan: the kids are finally reunited with their parents today after being escorted down the mountain roads the chp. ama: police are answering to what was a violent weakland in oakland. five people were killed in separate shootouts since friday night. this map shows you where the homicide happened. three happened in less than three hours on friday night. investigators do not believe the shootings are connected, and despite having extra officers on the streets. >> we had increased our patrol measures, violent crime operations team came in to give some extra coverage to t

in southern california, a powerful winter storm has dropped several feet of snow on the san bernardino mountains that's left some unexpected vacationers trapped snow is blanketing lake arrowhead, with more coming down, but residents and visitors say no one's plowing the residential streets . when family says they've been up in the mountains since tuesday, they plan to leave thursday, but there's still stuck. we're down to can soup. we have one bag of top ramen left. we have a couple maybe servings of orange juice. i called 911 this morning thinking. what is the emergency protocol for this type of stuff ? and their response was sorry. we can only help you if it's a true medical emergency. right now, officials say there's just no timetable for clearing all the roads. area residents now have until october 16th to file their federal taxes. and the i. r s had already extended tax day until may 15th because of the winter storms. now the federal government is pushing that even further for people who live in any area under a fema declaration. and that includes all of the bay area counties. the new deadl

so there are warnings of blizzards in the san bernardino mountains and beyond once more. and this is not the 1st time this winter by thursday. things certainly do improve, attempt to not come yet very much. 14 in san diego, in contrast to, for example, eastern side, or mexico, monterey. not quite reco values, but well above the average. generally speaking, central america, things are quite quiet. ah, a ah ah. ah lou. ah, look back up your mind about top stories here. this, our us politicians are debating a bill that would allow the president to ban the chinese video sharing platform, tick tock, as well as other apps. intelligence agencies say tick tock is a national security threat, because beijing could have access to use of data. there are growing fears of a color outbreak in the north western region of syria following the recent earthquakes, history and opposition. one civil defense says at least 2 people have died from the disease and there are maybe 600 cases, opposition parties and nigeria, according to the presidential elections, to be cancelled described in the pr

reduced skiing terrain and plenty of wind holds in southern california snow covering the san bernardino mountains tonight, the national weather service issued a rare blizzard warning for areas of ventura and los angeles counties for friday and saturday. snowfall is expected to range from 1 to 3, ft. above 6000 ft and 3 to 4 ft on the higher peaks. snow already started fiv, and the chp says the grapevine could be shut down if it becomes too dangerous to drive on and a quick reminder. now you can get the latest conditions and the extended forecast in the ktvu weather app. it also has live interactive radar and that app is free to download and 11. there's been an arrest in a sexual assault in oakland that happened last week. ktvu has learned that parolee and convicted burglar 35 year old derek white is in custody in connection in this case. investigators say the suspect entered building on grand avenue right near lake merritt on february 13th and forced a woman into the restroom where he sexually assaulted her. he was arrested by oakland police along with u. s. marshals the city of les how has hired

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

they could get up to 8 feet of snow in the san bernardino mountains, spillouts calling pileups along. >> it's like a blizzard down the hill. and then i came up going northbound i saw a hit and run in front of me off 138 and then there was a white suv that looked like it slid over two lanes. i was not going to work in this. >> this is a driver in portland, oregon struggling for traction on icy roads and obviously fails. look at that. that is in portland, oregon. more than 828,000 customers without power, mostly in michigan. chad meyers is here with what is going on. that scene in portland and beyond. two day storm there wreaking havoc across so many states. will there be any relief soon? that is the question chad. >> not for california, not the next 48 hours. the biggest storm that california has seen in decades. not like the 40s and 50s where it snowed on the beach. but there was flurries near and on top of the hollywood sign. about 1,000 feet below sea level. there is the snow, it's raining in california along the coast. but you get above 500 to 1,000 feet and it's all snow. the sno

through the state causing more rain and high elevation snow leaving several residents in the san bernardino mountains stranded. >> we are out here on our own. usually by now plows come by and we are being forgotten about. >> wideouts in the sierra mountains causing interstate closures. >> if you don't have the right tires while driving don't go. >> reporter: presidents left shocked by the amount of snow they have seen. >> 22 years old and i have not seen this much snow >>> hundreds of students are returning home after they were left stranded at science camp due to heavy snowfall. >> the plane states evaluating the damage from 14 tornadoes sunday, nine of which touched down in oklahoma. and norman some homes destroyed while others barely touched showing tornadoes little past. one family is lucky to be alive after a tornado ripped through their home demolishing everything. >> how did we survive it. everything we have is gone. we have each other. i have my kids. that's all that matters to me. >> kimi. kimi. winter weather advisories will remain in effect in parts of massachusetts and maine. here in new

in la, dangerous driving conditions in the san bernardino mountains.thousand without power across the state. in michigan, crews ration to restore power to 450,000. let's go to senior meteorologist adam klotz. >> cold weather across the country feeling like winter for a lot of folks. we continue to track the big winter weather system moving across the west. southern california seeing heavy rain, heavy snow in the higher elevations. that little green box is a flash flood morning. they've seen a ton of precipitation but not just rain, blizzard warnings surrounding the county as we see winds up to 60, 70 miles an hour, all that snow making visibility difficult. in your future track you will see right along the coast more heavy rain but any kind of elevation, you are talking more snowfall across southern california. those are your weather headlines, tossing it to you. pete: alex murdagh breaks down in tears as prosecutors grill him for lying about his alibi. >> you as a lawyer and prosecutor were up at 9:02, having your phone in your hand, moving around and

mountains. 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

forecasters say the san bernardino mountains could see three feet of snow with winds as high as 60 milesn hour. people in the san diego area are being told to avoid any unnecessary travel and snow isn't the only problem the area is facing. heavy rain has been falling for hours and is expected to continue through saturday afternoon. a flash flood warning is in place from santa barbara to los angeles, with 6 million people impacted. forecasters say downtown l.a. could see more than five inches or 12 centimeters of rain before the storm has passed. cnn meteorologist jennifer gray has more on what kind of weather the californians can expect. >> incredible amounts of moisture aimed directly at california, bringing relentless rains and heavy snowfall for the mountains. we have numerous warnings in places, watches in places, we have blizzard warnings going on, those are all of these areas shaded in orange. some areas, this is the first blizzard warning ever issued for the county. we're looking at winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings in place all across southern california, and expan

but again, the snow really the story here as this view so rare to see other the san bernardino mountains as far south as san diego. this is going to be the continuing dangerous storm. for people in southern california who are maybe just not familiar with trying to-and-a-half gate through these snowy conditions -- can navigatt advised through the end of saturday, will. will: thank you so much. growing backlash over woke agendas on college cam ifs puss have led are major universities -- campuses. the university of texas pausing all new diversity, equity spin collusion rules following governor abbott's crackdown while unc votes to ban continuing. to react, carol swain and leo terrell. thank you both for being with us. dr. swain, do you think -- looking at both university of texas and unc, you know, i'm always skeptical to ever celebrate a victory on these things, because a lot of it seems to be often window dressing. but are these victories in moving towards a less race-conscious policy in higher education? >> i think they're moving towards compliance with that federal civil rights laws and

several feet of snow falling onto the san bernardino mountains.ped by the snow lake arrowhead covered in snow. even more snow is expected today. one family this family here has been trapped since last thursday at their vacation home as a snow piles up and no snowplows are coming through to clear the roads. we're down to can suit we have one bag of top ramen left. we have a couple maybe servings of orange juice. i called 911 this morning thinking. what is the emergency protocol for this type of stuff? and their response was sorry. we can only help you if it's a true medical emergency right now. the authorities have no prediction on when roads will be clear. storm that brought rain to the bay area is hitting the sierra with feet of new snow ski resorts, staying closed paulson here with a look at conditions in the bay area and in the sierra. also after almost three years, california's covid emergency ends today, with the changes being and how they could impact you. and with the emergency ending, the debate continues over the current moratoriums on co

. >> reporter: the snowplows were out in full force in the san bernardino mountains northeast of los angeles. three motor homes were swept into the santa clara river when an embankment collapsed. it wasn't a movie special effect, but mother nature that brought the unusual sight of snow to the hollywood sign. heavy rains filled the generally bone dry los angeles river with raging flood waters. friday, near white-out conditions in the high desert area northeast of la caught residents off guard. >> we don't get this ever. so this is terrific. >> reporter: by saturday, santa clarita valley residents woke up to a mix of snow and rain. and parts of the bay area saw rare snowfall in communities like berkeley hills. in the state center, dogs and goats enjoyed a romp in the snow. the storm puts some to work. but left a little time for fun. >> after i finish shoveling my path here in our driveway, i wanted to make a snow man. it was just too irresistible with this good packed snow. >>> hundreds of flights at airports around the country were canceled today and the storm temporarily shut down mi

ever seen near whiteout conditions at times in big bear and no way up the mountain closures spanning across the san bernardino county mountains with a slew of stuck vehicles. big rigs included this year. >> westbound on the a team. >> the road is closed at the big bird am at the intersection where highway 18 meets the 38 road. closure signs are practically buried in several feet of snow. right now. we're stuck in here. you know, we we don't know if we're going to make it and we have a flight to >> in a few hours and his family are visiting from mexico city. this was his second try getting down the mountain after his first attempt failed. the family now weighing their options, hoping canceling their flights at lax isn't one of them. clouds passing through to clear roads, but at times to no avail. but for people, snowden, many were just happy to be there already to witness the majestic mountain scenery, especially the ones at snow summit, ski resort. >> and it was good. it was gone. >> it's amazing. this fresh powder, we decided to test ourselves making one quick snowboarding run down the mountain. and yes, we

and this is what it looks like out west in california, as fresh snow falls in san bernardino mountainsthey're warning that grocery stores and gas stations are critically low in supplies. and stephanie, officials there have declared a state of emergency. what are you seeing on the ground? >> reporter: yeah, it's intense, your snowstorm sounds less in terms of what we're seeing here. it's a ton of snow here, bianna and victor, you can see what that fall line is, we went and drove up there, a few hours ago. and the roads are strtreacherou. and there are cars buried alongside the road. we came across a group that came up here to celebrate one of their buddy's birthday. a two of had hour drive and had to get rid of one of their cars. here's what anthony chavez had to say about their journey. >> just seeing cars going up and there were cars going up, slipping and sliding and running into cars, pretty much a pileup, everybody was stuck. there was a point, okay, it's getting dark now, we don't want to be stuck out here for overnight, so it's time to go. >> reporter: they were so close to their

and down the california coast, including the first ever blizzard warning in effect for the san bernardino mountainshere could see up to five feet of snow. >> this had is wild. and in the valley rgs it's the flooding risk. roads shut down in los angeles leaving cars stranded as flood waters rose look a the those pictures. tell us more about these blizzard-like conditions. >> for l.a. and san bernardino, some of these the first time. the at the l.a. office, it's only one time before back 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

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

over the course of six hours and in california a storm system left people stranded in the san bernardino mountainsue to rain and high elevation snow. also students who were at science camps in orange county found themselves stranded. so a bit of wacky weather. here in new york the first real snow so you see people out running and enjoying it here. jim, erica? >> athena jones, thanks so much. >>> coming up next, treasury secretary janet yellen making her own surprise visit to kyiv, promising financial support there. also weighing in on the inflation fight back home. i'm going to get reaction from an economist who thinks the fed -- the next fed rate should be higher and that the fed hasn't quite gotten a handle on inflation. >>> plus the epa administrator headed back to ohio as the biden administration says cleanup from that toxic train derailment is moving swiftly. cnn is live in the town, one of the areas where that waste is being moved. >>> and new this morning, the russian president admits to losses in his military ranks as a fierce battle rages in eastern ukraine. we will take you live to mosco

this is cajon pass, around the san bernardino mountains, and that is seeing some backup, slick roadwayshere. it's not only us here in the bay area. people in southern california who may have never dealt with a storm of this magnitude preparing this morning. so if you are on the road and get stuck, turn on your hazard lights, let everybody around you know that this is an emergency situation. if you can and it's safe to do so, get out of the car, check if you have any damage or any hazards on your car like snow piling up. something people have to be aware of, snow blowing from the top of your car could hit someone else's windshield behind you. call 911 if it's an emergency, listen to the road for any information, pay attention to those roadway signs and officers on the road. they're not out there just having fun and waving around the road. they're making sure everybody is okay. and that half of tank of gas will come in handy if you have to be in your car, you get stuck, to keep yourself nice and warm. as always, all of these tips coming in handy. remember to slow down if you come around p

out east in the san bernardino mountains, they saw more than 5 feet of snow across three days. it's record-breaking. they have never seen that before. they or warning people to stay off the roads as they anticipate more snow and rain this weekend. even up north, the sierra nevada have soon more than 10 feet. they're expected to get another feet of snow over the next couple days. luckily we saw, in the same videos of the rv falling off, we saw several spinoffs, luckily everyone okay. nothing crazy in terms of accidents or major injuries considering people in los angeles, in southern california are not used to this rain and snow. we expect to see many more inches of rain, many more feet of snow here over the next couple days. the flooding that was on the roads right now in california is something that people -- officials are warning people to stay off the roads and stay home in terms of -- unless it's an emergency to make sure ever one stay safe. >> maura barrett, thank you for the update. why are we seeing these wild weather patterns? and where could the storm be headed next? we

this is in the san bernardino mountains, cajon pass.be you've taken this route on your way to vegas. it's not only us here in the bay area, people in southern california who may have never dealt with a storm of this magnitude also having to prepare. if you are on the road, turn on hazard lights. and if you can and it's safe to do so, get out of the car, check if you have any damage or hazards piling up, like snow. people might not think about this. snow blowing from other cars could hit your win shield and that causes another hazard. call 911 if it's an emergency, listen to the radio for any new information and pay attention to roadway signs and what the officers are doing on the road to keep you safe. plus, that half a tank of gas will come in handy to keep you warm if you do get stuck. you can crank up the heater. remember to slow down, turn around, don't drown. we've got to always remember, any little bit of water could be a danger to your car. >> i'm glad you mentioned the gas tank. i pulled into the parking lot and the light came o

san bernardino mountains are going to get hammered.ight so the forecast overnight lows, with the freeze morning forecast highs 48 degrees in santa rosa, 49 napa and 48 alejo 49 in congress is the highest for tomorrow, overnight lows, so it's kind of fun, right? i'm not too worried about it. just be careful driving late at night over the santa cruz past things like that, but in terms of life or death weather, i think we're in pretty good shape for the winds not going to be a big deal. it's gonna be kind of fun in the morning to wake up and see all the white on top of the bay area. yeah it is fun, but it's exciting. dreading my electric bill because i have been running my heat nonstop because it's been so cold. so i'm not looking forward to that. but okay, i'm not gonna blame you, bill. we won't alright, coming up here on the four today. disgraced south carolina attorney alex murdoch takes the stand in his own defense today, his emotional testimony recalling the last time he saw his wife and son alive and the family of that little boy se

. >> 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

and strong wind gusts creating blizzard-like conditions in the san bernardino county mountains. >> the first time i've seen snow in a long time. >> reporter: with san francisco seeing its lowest temperatures in over a century. in los angeles, experiencing its first blizzard warning in more than 30 years. in san diego, several water rescues today. >> 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 this a few more times. >> reporter: the stunning system now headed east toward oklahoma city, wichita and kansas city, where 9 million are at risk for large hail and even tornados in michigan, more than 400,000 remain without power from an ice storm earlier this week. back in southern california tonight, the mess the storm left behind, and the dangers this system could still bring to the area >> dana griffin joins us from hard-hit los angeles dana, what threat remains even as the storm now moves out >> reporter: well, jose, those lingering impacts could include

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. >> 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

it's the first blizzard warning ever for the san bernardino county mountains. some cars covered in at least a foot of snow. sunny san diego followed with its first blizzard warning in history. the golden state's weather creating hazardous whiteout conditions. 45 miles east of bakersfield, this big rig has to be towed. this was the scene in the santa cruz mountains. >> my vehicle is stuck. >> reporter: hail pummeled the tennis players. in napa county, spinouts on highway 29 leaving drivers in disbelief. in the bay area, freemont peak turned into a winter wonderland for hikers. grapevine freeway shutdown because of dangerous snowy conditions. >> i have not seen snow since the late '50s. >> it has snowed in hollywood and i made a snowball. the proof is the sign in the back. >> reporter: the los angeles county is now bracing for flash flooding after receiving snow and an estimated 2 to 3 inches of rain. multiple vehicles here submerged on i-5. heavy snow fell in the sierra as many came out to see the rare winter weather leaving behind snowmen which will soon melt as

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it is the first blizzard warning ever for the san bernardino county mountains. sunny san diego followed suit with its first blizzard warning in history. the golden state's uncharacteristic weather, creating hazardous whiteout conditions. about 45 miles east of bakersfield, this big rig had to be towed after going over a highway in bank mint. this was the scene friday morning on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. >> multiple trees, downed multiple vehicle. stuck >> in venice? he'll pummeled these tennis players. >> there's hail on the courts. >> in napa county, multiple spin outs on highway 29 leaving drivers in disbelief. >> we in the bay area, freeman peak turned into a winter wonderland for hikers. the grapevine freeway that extends from los angeles county to the san joaquin valley, shut down for hours friday because of dangerous snowy conditions. >> i haven't seen any snow since the late 50s when i was a kid. >> it snowed in hollywood and i made a snowball. and the proof is the hollywood side of the back. >> los angeles county is now bracing for flash flo

and strong wind gusts creating blizzard-like conditions in the san bernardino county mountains. >> the time i've seen snow in a long time >> reporter: with san francisco seeing its lowest temperatures in over a century. and los angeles experiencing its first blizzard warning in more than 30 years. in 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 this a few more times >> reporter: the stunning system now headed east toward oklahoma city, wichita, and kansas city, where 9 million are at risk for large hail and even tornadoes. in michigan, thousands 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. the worst of the storm is over here in california, but there could be lingering impacts like mud slides and downed trees. willie >> snow in front of the hollywood sign, never thought i'd see that dan

california, extremely rare blizzard warnings including the first ever blizzard warning for the san bernardino county mountains coming on top of flooding, mud slides, power outages and high winds. >> that was crazy. they were full branches falling down on the roof. >> reporter: residents stunned by snowfall and sightings of snow on top of sand at local beaches. >> we just want to be ready for worst case scenarios. >> reporter: the gusts in southern california are expected to reach up to 75 miles per hour. and for californians looking for a bright spot in the middle of back to back storms, a bald eagle shelter ing its eggs from the snowstorms in big bear is streaming to thousands of viewers waiting for two eggs to hatch. and some residents from washington, d.c. to jacksonville, florida, are watching winter around the c country while basking in the sun. cnn, california. >>> it's been almost three weeks since ohio suffered a toxic train derailment. president biden is making no plans to visit the site. his reasoning after the break. plus back on the stand, cons fesses to stealing millions of dollars to feed a drug

, extremely rare blizzard warnings, including the first ever blizzard warning for the san bernardino county mountainsower outages, and high winds. >> that was crazy. there were like full branches falling down on the roof. >> reporter: residents in northern california stunned by snowfall and sightings of snow on top of sand at local beaches. >> we just want to be ready for, again, kind of worst-case scenarios. >> reporter: the gusts in some parts of southern california are expected to reach up to 75 miles per hour. and for californians looking for a bright spot in the middle of back-to-back storms, a bald eagle sheltering its eggs from the snowstorms in big bear is streaming to thousands of viewers waiting for two eggs to hatch. and some residents from washington, d.c. to jacksonville florida are watching winter around the country while basking in the sun. camila bernal, cnn, lebec, california. >>> still ahead, you could call it an on-screen oops. jeanne moos will have the story of the drama that got a little too real. >>> cnn's sister network, hbo, is taking some ribbing for a mistake fans of a hit s

you take this snowy which we still anticipate for san gabriel and san bernardino mountains in the orderur to say six feet and then add 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts and heavy rain in parts of southern california too and that's why the blizzard warning all the way up into minnesota which there are plenty. eight states with blizzard warnings at this very moment. with windchill alerts you could see frostbite in just ten minutes in a place like montana or north dakota. that's going to stick around. we had record lows for denver, 7 below yesterday morning, while atlanta has had an all-time february record high and we could do more of those today, richmond to orlando. robin? >> a little bit of everything, ginger, thank you. >>> we turn now to president biden back home from his high-stakes trip to europe after rallying america's allies in support of ukraine. he is facing escalating tensions with china over its relationship with russia. our senior national correspondent terry moran has more for us. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, president biden got back to the white

. >> they went to high school together in the san bernardino mountains 100 miles from san diego. >> heto admit to her parents that she was having sex with her boyfriend because it might have gotten hurt and charbel. so she was going to blame the neighbor, being john. >> she and their circle friends all believed him, she says, jon gardner they knew was a good friend, always helpful. you confided in her that he had been diagnosed as bipolar. >> he did display the symptoms of it, really a high highest, and low lows. on one of the occasions he was in a low, he started telling me about things that happened in his childhood that family member had molested him. >> gardner and his mother moved to san diego from the mountains, in 1998, according to court records he was working at a sporting goods store when he was arrested in 2000. he was about to turn 21. he wanted to become a math teacher. his arrest button and to those plans. gardner always proclaimed his innocence, but agreed to a plea deal telling his probation officer, three attorneys warned him he would get -- if he went to trial. but be

strong wind gusts creating blizzard-like conditions in the san bernardino county mountains. >> first i'm seeing snow in a long time. >> with san francisco seeing its lowest temperature is in over a century. in los angeles, experiencing its first blizzard warning in more than 30 years. san diego, with 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 pulled back to dry land. we anticipate doing this a few more times. >> the stunning system now headed east towards oklahoma city, wichita and kansas city. we're 9 million are at risk for large hail and even tornadoes. in michigan, thousands remain without power from an ice storm earlier this week. back in southern california, the mess the storm left behind and the danger is the system could still bring to the area. >> although the worst of it is over here in southern california like i mentioned, alex, there's a new system that's going to dump heavy snow and wind all the way from washington to northern california. there is also a th

it's the first blizzard warning ever for the san bernardino county mountains. vered in at least a foot of snow. sunny san diego followed suit with its first blizzard warning in history. the golden states uncharacteristic whether carry creating hazardous whiteout conditions. about 45 miles east of bakersfield, this big rig had to be towed after going over a highway in bank mint. this was the scene friday morning on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountain. >> multiple trees, downed multiple vehicle. stuck >> in venice, hail pummeled these tennis players. >> it is hail on the court. >> in napa county, multiple spin outs on highway 29, leaving driveways and drivers in disbelief. >> it can go deep. is >> in the bay area, fremont peak turned into a winter wonderland for hikers. the grapevine freeway that extends from los angeles county to the san juan king valley, shut down for hours friday because of dangerous snowy conditions. >> i haven't seen any snow since the late 50s when i was a kid. >> it snowed in hollywood and i made a snowball and the proof is the hollywood

hundreds of students from orange county were stranded overnight at a camp in the san bernardino mountains communication is frustrating. should we expect them? should we just sit back and relax and wait until -- thursday is it going to be? we don't know. that's the biggest concerning point right now. >> reporter: back here in oklahoma, more than 50,000 people without power right now as the sun has started to rise we'll see weather experts come out to this neighborhood and several others to survey the damage and try to figure out how many tornadoes actually hit the state of oklahoma. the national weather center is just about three miles from where i'm standing. george. >> okay, mireya, thanks. >>> in california, another system is bearing down after a rare winter storm in the southwest. matt gutman is on the scene. good morning, matt. >> reporter: george, good morning. the family here thought they were being hit by a earthquake, that mud obliterated the back three bedrooms of this house. you can see a rock punched a hole right through that wall there. it was a landslide over t weekend, 11 in