, no se usa, porque cuando viene la lluvia, opueden haber desbordes, el desastre más grande en santa claritar lleno el embalse, se viene más lluvia en camino, el sistema del norte que se conectara con el sistema atmosférico, será breve e intenso, trayendo más lluvias, veremos las advertencias, en monterrey, especialmente para el río salinas, el área que ve en la autopista, al igual que pájaro, el viernes, monterrey santa cruz, se viene más lluvia en camino, temperaturas agradables, sentimos la belleza del jueves, así estaremos el sábado, el domingo con más lluvias, nos iremos a la siguiente semana, recibiendo este río atmosférico más al regreso . >> esta noticia causa sabor agridulce para muchas personas, vemos en pájaro, la incertidumbre de la comunidad, con la llegada del río atmosférico, de los residentes, que no pueden ir a sus casas, en el noticiero de las 6, libertad nos dice por qué autoridades tienen estas restricciones . >> y se dieron incrementos en cruces, aumentando factores de riesgo . >> a pesar de las precipitaciones, sabía intentos, inmigrantes pondrán en riesgo su vida cynth

. >> she's specialist with santa clarita water e >> what that would enfame. >> falling out of the snks. >> anita says the water district is lifting. current rule is why. and they are making changes to the kwok >> we recommend to go back to the he had sayings i >> the confident district not to abandon. >> neck. sfo even when we're neerm. the next drought dob around the kosher. and when a tree toppled into. nearby residents spotted win of their home thorpe. they were able to lure it. and here's the massive tree that fell on top of it last week. the good news, five has recovered five or six birds that got away >>> in san francisco, a crew rescued a great -- trapped on some netting in the golden gate park friday. the bird is not fill minow re. >>> some part. and like mare ret. in general, we're talking trash >> last year in 2022, throughout the nine bay area counties, we actually spent 41 million and collected 151 cubic yards and amriebss. that's equivalent to nine dump sister >> they. some things in san jose. there was one big reason why >> we love the city and we love our state. that mea

and it turns out that it was in santa clarita, which is 15 miles north of where he lived. >> why would >> that is what i wanted to know. >> digging through the reports, larry found information about crisis that. that he was in construction. and that in 2000, and 2001, he had a job site in santa clarita. >> you can't tell now, but back in 2001. this was a major construction site. now, if chris had told police that he had not worked for is that that winter. it was unemployment. but larry saw some big cash deposits going into crisis think account. with the unemployment checks. so he thought that chris might have been working for his that off the books. and larry came back, here to ask around. >> and he told you that it was kris's father's construction company? >> chris's father did some of the construction work at that site. >> and chris work? there >> he was one of the tractor drivers. >> is this where you thought to yourself, that is where lynsie ekelund was? >> i thought that the chances were excellent, that if i killed her, and i was in christopher mcamis situation, and i saw a tracto

it started on the five just outside the santa clarita. it was unlocked. he had crashed the other car he was in on the freeway. the chase ended though about 30 miles away, and he jumped out of the moving car and the cruiser kept on going. we're freezing that video there. it is very graphic. eventually the car smashed into the pole and the suspect later died at the hospital. >>> all right, now to first alert weather. an interesting affect in some of san francisco's tallest buildings, it has been cracking. sometimes falling glass from skyscrapers. today a high-rise window crashed on mission street near fremont, closed for hours. thankfully nobody got hurt. but this has happened a few times this month. just this week, glass rained down from a high-rise along california street, now there's even talk about changing city building codes. went out with an architect to get a closer look and what's going on with all these windows. >> reporter: allan swag has been installing windows throughout san francisco for years now, and told me he has never seen damage quite li

i have family that lives in santa clarita and palmdale. they're sending me videos of the snow coming down there. keep that in mind. but as far as we go, we polite see some of those clouds roll through into the overnight hours, but it has just been a stunning day. we do have of course a little bit of that wind still going. look at the current temperatures right now. we didn't warm up by much. we did start out with a couple of those 30s. that freeze warning as of this morning. we do have another one heading into tonight. 54 degrees in san jose. 51 in san francisco, and be prepared, because we are expecting another cold night. i do want to show you the frost advisory. we have areas of patchy frost in place until 9:00 a.m. the lighter color is a frost advisory. and i want to show you some of the forecasted lows. we could be seeing a matching record low for areas like san francisco, oakland. notice santa rosa, 32 in livermore. old records were at about 26 degrees. could match some of the old records. heading into thiseende do have big changes.

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it started on the i-5 outside of santa clarita. video shows the suspect stealing the patrol cruiser. he crashed the other car he was in on the freeway there. that chase ended just 30 miles away. he jumped out of the moving car and it crashed into a pole. this is dramatic video. the suspect later died at the hop. >>> maryland appeals court decided to reinstate the conviction of sayed. he was exonerated after serving more than 20 years for the murder of his ex-girlfriend. this week the appellate court said the victim's family was not given enough notice. it's unclear if he will return to prison until there is a new hearing in the case. that's a look at the top stories. >>> a growing concern in some of our parks and neighborhoods. we will chat with an expert in the studio to explain the disappearing trees. >>> this afternoon, we could see thunderstorm activity. right now we are tracking the first alert doppler with heavier rain sweeping to the east. >>> welcome back. money watch report, the senate banking committee grilled the financi

significant portion of the state is in this, including napa, san francisco, san mateo, santa cruz, and santa clarita. reggie: people are preparing their homes and businesses to avoid weather damage. lena howland joins us live in morgan hill, where sandbags are available for people who need them. we are at the el toro fire station in morgan hill, where a sandbagging station was set up yesterday for folks in santa clara county who are hoping to prepare for today's atmospheric river. take a look at the video. we found cruise hard at work filling up sandbag locations like these across the south bay yesterday with 4200 bags dropped off and quickly loaded up in morgan hill. when it comes to santa clara county for this storm, the southern part is expected to get the most. cases like morgan hill and gilroy, who saw serious flooding at the start of the year. valley water crews spreading out across the region to keep the water flowing, making sure they are not causing a backup, and gearing up to avoid a repeat of january storm. >> we hope it does not going to be as bad, but in january, that one was not foreca

this is what it's like to drive in santa clarita as the latest deluge bears down.e are unbelievable. car after car, submerged after weeks and weeks of storms. meanwhile, a rare tornado warning in southern california last night for people in ventura and l.a. counties. from our affiliate kfcy is live in central california for us. here with me to break it all down is nbc news meteorologist bill karins. delaney, i lived in california maybe about a decade ago. i never ever experienced anything like this. what's going on where you are? >> well, i think most people would say they've never experienced anything like this, even those who have lived here their whole life. i'm here in ocean, where residents are under an evacuation concern. now, we can see the water isn't too high right now but there is a pretty good amount of consistent flowing water behind us. but the main concern is that nearby lake lopez reservoir is going to overflow, and it's only about 1 foot away from doing so, and the central coast has experienced consistent rainfall since the beginning of the year. we

yeah, santa clarita like there's nobody, so many places that we have seen software and pain from communities and apparently, um, that is not enough to make a representatives do something that really makes things different. so a lot of frustration, uh, but but not quitting. um a lot needs to be done. so always so a lot of power. manuel i want to get to your efforts on that front in a moment. but first, i'm wondering what your messages to those families that lost loved ones yesterday to those parents that um, went to bed as you did back in 2018, knowing that your life would forever be altered because you lost the child. you know what he's very hard and i don't feel i'm qualified. um or i have , um, skills to send a message to these families. they are going through the wars moment. um that anyone could go through . um they lost their kids. some lost their parents and loved ones and there's nothing that i can say that would make them feel better. uh it's a process is going to take time and they will make their own decisions. hopefully there will be okay. it's a horrifying club to be to be in and

this storm cause erosion, interstate 5, north of santa clarita. flooding already started, too. levy broke in california stevenson. agricultural tree going to be a problem. we are going to watch this storm over rockys, new mexico to missouri. today and tomorrow, cold front do unfortunate spring job erupting. damaging winds, isolated tornados cedar rapids. jonesboro, arkansas, southern, boot of missouri, george, long track tornados. >> george: investigation of bullying of a teenager, dropped off after being forced to consume dangerous amounts of alcohol. good morning, steve >> reporter: good morning, george. georgia investigators who are looking into this case say now getting help from the fbi. they say at this point no arrests to report. >> reporter: these are the pictures of trent leercam. a smiling, 19 year old, graduated from south georgia high school last year. friends describe soft spoken, sweetest kid around. this is the picture from last week, tuesday, his family demands justice. jumped in a chair barely arrive surrounded by a group of alleged teen abusers posted this ima

>> we are in the santa clarita area, north of los angeles, and this is where howard and fills westernl known it appeared in a special tribute video. >> howard and phyllis was a retail chain owned by the family of buck mckeon. all kinds of boots, shirts, ten gallon hats, and they did very well. they expanded in the 90s, quite a bit, all over the western states. i think they had up to 50 to stories at one point. and then things went south. they hit some bad times. >> they had some bad times, then what happened? >> they filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. >> that's right. in 1996, buck mckeon's family business took advantage of the old american right, the ability to get from under your debt. wow. so why would his committee deny students that right two years later? [dad] once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred