southern california a commuter train collided with a truck. is oxnard, california right near the pacific ocean. there are reports of injuries. nine ambulances have been called to the scene. aerials from fox l.a. >> we are talking 5:45 local time. you are talking about 60 miles or so north of los angeles. at the height of commute time this metrolink train was headed south towards los angeles and struck a truck. locals are saying 30 injured. they have nod said of any fatalities. three cars are off to their side. the truck it struck caught fire. some of the pictures on twitter are dramatic of that truck on fire. they shut down the road that runs parallel. there are the pictures of the train hitting the truck. you can see a high commute area as people head from the oxnard-ventura area into the san fernando valley and into los angeles, generally. train service is basically stopped from the north and they can only go to camarillo from the south. if you know lax that's a big deal for people. the truck caught fire and basically burned to the ground. w

an explosion ripped through an oil refinery in southern california. the impact this major accident could have on gas prices in the bay area. >> reporter: happy lunar new year. coming up, we'll tell you how locals are preparing to celebrate the year of the -- wait, the year >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is pushing 5:00 now. bay area drivers are likely to see gas prices up after an explosion and fire shut down a major refinery in southern california. kpix 5's keit do explains how the shutdown will have a ripple effect across the state. he joins us live down in san jose. >>> reporter: >> reporter: a perfect storm is brewing for higher gas prices and that explosion down in torrance is basically a one-two punch to your wallet. folks living near that exxonmobil refinery said the explosion felt like an earthquake! no one was seriously injured in the blast, and the cause is still under investigation. but consumerwatch groups say expect a 10-cent jump in prices overnight and then another 10 cents later because

a record high in southern california. upper 80 to near 90 for some. 70 would tie a record for oakland. sure looks like it. high pressure wins out on the west coast in a big way. as that builds, that drives cold air into the middle of the country. too much energy for us to get here. i guess enjoy it while you can. temperatures will be way above average. low 40s for some. upper 40s to near 50 in brentwood. higher clouds last couple of days lifting out of the picture. high clouds, hazy. we're starting off cool. it will be warm in the south bay and also on the coast from half moon bay down to monterey. it looks to be warm with upper 70s for some. all right, sal. i guess the best we can do is enjoy it. it will be pretty warm. >>> the only thing you can do is enjoy it and hope for rain. let's take a look at the commute now. i want to start off with the golden gate bridge because traffic on the golden gate bridge does look good. but if you are getting off the golden gate bridge and driving on the new doyle drive, there is a new

higher clouds associated in southern california. we if the the fog and we get the coastal fog and not the valley fog. it's 50s for most. i doubt these changed at all. novato says 47, higher elevations are in the 40s. petaluma just sneaked in under 50 at 49. hillsborough and bass poll, there is fog and thick clouds. there's an easterly breeze, fairfield northeast at 7. on monday that was west at 17 miles per hour. things have changed. 2 below in chicago, warming up in minneapolis, you see the warm air is moving. 18 in atlanta, 42 wyoming. that's cold. here's your wind chill, one in st. louis, it's the loneliest number. it's the coldest february since the 1800s in chicago, by the way. detroit 11 below. high clouds central california and a lot of energy out this. we're trying to wait for something breaking underneath. it's in the the focus, there will be a system dropping down again from oregon, eastern oregon and into nevada and that will backtrack over us. there will be the fog and it will take place today. a cooler sunday and mostly

both teams are looking to build a stadium down in southern california.um that the two teams would share. it would be privately financed. it would cost $1.7 billion. and you're looking at the artist's rendering of that stadium that could go up in carson. the raiders and chargers have bought a 160 site there. they've hired an architect and they're planning to pursue a ballot unish active to get approval for the stadium by the ballot. the team has been exploring options in other cities since they have not been able to get approval in oakland. they're upset about the possibility of the silver and black leaving again for southern california and the idea of them playing alongside the rival charges, well it only adds insult to injury. >> my heart is gone now. i hate san diego, san diego is like bottom pit, you know what i mean. i don't like it at all. it's not cool, it's not great, but what can we do about it? these are the owners, i don't know how they think? how do they think? >> this is far from a done deal. both teams are promising to work in good faith to

an explosion in southern california at an exxonmobil refinery in torrance.ere say the explosion felt like an earthquake. no one was seriously injured in the blast but the cause is still uninvestigation. now consumer groups expect say a 10-cent jump in prices overnight and then another 10 cents later because of decreased supply. in addition, refineries across the state are switching production to the cleaner and more expensive summer blends. college students will be hurting. >> we really don't make that much, tuitions are high, that we have to waste more money on gas. >> reporter: to make things worse the workers strike at the tesoro refinery refinery in martinez is entering its 19th day. that makes it the longest refunry refinery strike since 1980. but they are set to resume negotiations today. so between the two shutdowns in northern and southern california, the state has lost 17% of its production capacity. analysts don't think the prices will get higher than $3.50 a gallon. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> here's a look at gas prices this morning in

the oakland raiders threatening to move to southern california again. the new details we're going to get today of the raider's plan to partner with a san diego chargers on a brand new stadium. >>> like, wow, what's wrong? why a teen's urgent request is getting national attention up next what he did next that touched parts all over the world. >>> we have an injury crash approaching the richmond bridge westbound 580, a motorcycle down, you can see the fire department has arrived and almost all of the lanes are blocked here as you drive passed the scene we'll tell you what this is doing to traffic coming up. >>> foggy friday morning forecast, there are signs of sunshine later today and changes on the weekend. last weekend was record setting warm temps, not this weekend. . >>> good morning, the time is 7:13. we have an injury accident blocking several lanes at the richmond bridge, westbound 580 right before the toll plaza you can see right here at the top of your screen most of the lanes are blocked and traffic is slow as you drive through the area, i want

but things are moving out of southern california. it will be a lot quieter down there. 40s for some. 50s for others. the only thing holding these temps up. easterly breeze or westerly for some. it is a north wind for many. also mountain view clear. low pressure to the south. says i don't like you. a chilly morning. could be a lot colder. sunny and windy. north and east bay hills. 60s for many. the north wind you can get upper 60s to near 70. >>> some of the winds van effect on the commute. i also want to mention that the bay bridge finally the metering lights did actually start speeding up a little bit. you can tell that traffic is moving by a little quicker. the metering lights were going on so slow that now they have sped them up. a little bit of slowing in dublin. and in the south bay 280 and 101 are doing well. traffic does look good getting up to the west valley. >>> we are following that developing news in the south bay where cars may have been set on fire. arson investigators have been called out. janine de la vega is on the s

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more likely central coast, southern california. and then unfortunately our nemesis, high pressure builds back in for another quiet week the last week of february. so it looks like with the system to the west of us we could see this bust through the high. nope, that's not going to happen. a weaker system is going to pull down from the north and that's going to bring the colder air. just sort of graze central and southern california, bringing the winds, the cooler conditions some scattered, light showers maybe in san jose. more likely it's the snow. we will be talking about it in the sierra nevada, 1 to 2 inches sunday into monday with some very gusty winds. then we will take the outlook even further into march 1st next sunday. once again looks like no rain for the bay area. so a fun night tonight in san jose with numbers in the upper 50s kind of cool. clear conditions. the fog comes in after midnight here dropping into the mid-50s. and highs will be milder out in the east bay and the south bay today with 70 san jose. although 70 up

. >> there will be southern showers in southern california.could get some of that. we are looking at breezy conditions. the camera shaking a little bit. a cooling trend and brisk winds to talk about when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also next, a man who had a front row seat during the civil rights movement. how he's now sharing his experience necessary a new medium. and san francisco's young superhero will be on the big screen in the south bay this week. where you can catch the documentary about guess what goes really well with eggs? pillsbury grands biscuits. make breakfast even better. grands biscuits. make breakfast pop. here's a new trick for the same old dinner. try unsloppy joes. pillsbury grands biscuits. ♪ make dinner pop. ♪ yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity dinner feels a million years away grab and go, let's take on the world with 100 calories, snack yoplait greek 100. th

an explosion in southern california is becoming a one- two punch to your wallet.ghbors who live near the exxonmobil refinery near torrance said that explosion felt like an earthquake. no one was seriously injured in the blast and the cause is still under investigation but groups say expect a 10-cent jump in prices overnight and another 10 cents later because of decreased supply. in addition, refineries in the state are switching production to the cleaner and more expensive summer blends. >> one of the challenges in california and especially in southern california is you can't just bring gasoline from anywhere. we have all kinds of restrictions on the type of gasoline we can use. >> reporter: to make things work the worker strike at the tesoro refinery in martinez is entering its 19th day making it the longest running refinery worker strike since 1980. so between the two shutdowns in southern and northern california the state has lost 17% of production capacity and analysts say the strike will continue into the spring. it shouldn't top any higher than $3.50 a gallo

time now 6:30. >>> the oakland raiders are weighing a dash back to southern california. team's maneuvers and a also be an attempt to get a favorable outcome in oakland. kpix 5's anne makovec is at the oakland coliseum where construction of a new stadium could still happen. anne. >> reporter: that's right, but the plans for the coliseum city here in oakland have been stalled and in the meantime, down in southern california, they are starting a ballot initiative petition to get a new ball rolling. >> the raiders have been clear their first priority is to stay in oakland. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf unfazed last night by news that the raiders are pushing a plan to build a $1.7 billion stadium in the city of carson to share with the san diego chargers. she says the raiders president has assured her oakland is their top priority. >> naturally they have to look at other options. they have done that before. they will do that again. they are in negotiating mode. >> reporter: and it sounds like negotiations are going strong. in a joint statement the chargers and raiders said,

and that moves inland they got flash flood warnings posted in parts of southern california. problem with mudflow, big fires, combine that with the fact that they are going to get a lot of rain tonight in inland southern california, generally desert country. they could have problems tomorrow morning. 57 degrees in concord. livermore, san skwroes santa rosa, 55. the winds are going to pick up a little bit tonight, gusts to 50 miles an hour. this could be sustained northerly winds all night tonight from 15-30 with downed trees and power lines always a possibility with winds like that. the golden gate bridge right now, peak wind gusts, we get up to 50 miles an hour. air force base, going up. not earth-shattering but never the less, picking up a little bit over night tonight. out the door in the morning, breezy, the breezes are scouring the lower atmosphere, cleaning out the fog and low clouds. visibility crackling clear today. same thing tomorrow. the high pressure ridge, we point today out a little bit ago is combining with the low pressure that is over southern california. the

clarnings but an en -- glance, but an epic battle of the bugs is taking place on orange trees in southern californiaot only a matter of life or death for the insects. what is ultimately at stake is the survival of the citrus industry itself. california is responsible for 80% of the nation's fresh orange market. scientists are concerned about cyst are yous greening -- citrus greening, a disease. it's decimated thousands of groves in florida. and spread by a tiny bug. calf is placing -- california is placing its hopes on a parasitic wasp from pakistan. this can transmit the citrus greening disease when it feeds on the leaves of orange trees. >> think of an adult agent citrus as a flying syringe, it has wings, a mouth pump like needle, is full of bacteria and puts it into a tree. >> mark is an epto meteorologist, and -- entomologist, and his search took him to pakistan. >> as a biologically trained scientist i go back to the area where the incident evolved. we suspect it's the indian subcontinent. we chose app area within pak star, pan jab. the climate has a 70% climate match to california, great for u

and they are down right warm to hot for southern california.s warm pattern continues way above average on the temps. it will be a warm friday. it will be a warm weekend as well. reno 67. south lake tahoe was 61. their seventh record in february and they will probably set another couple today and tomorrow as well. and southern california is really warm. oakland downtown yesterday was 79. there was a rather robust breeze coming up. it's collapsed. there is still a northeast but hardly any direction. that would not be a record. the old record is 77 back in 1971. today is some of the records are much warmer than yesterday. plenty of low, mid latitude systems continue to churn coming out of the hawaiian islands. it looks like the high pressure system will build north over the next 5-7 days. overtured seattle which at times could be good for you. there is no message that says that is happening yet. you can see why. it's just a high pressure large and in charge. lots of sun today. if you are in the sun it feels pretty warm. at least the nights cool of

that's keeping some of the lows up. 12 up in truckee. 36 arkada and 50s down to southern california andnd dallas. here comes the next one. very active southern stream. it will keep a lot of weather. for us, things calm down. nothing here for a while. for today, it will be chilly and then breezy to windy. tonight, we'll see clear skies and it will be cold. we'll eight get warmer weather tuesday into wednesday. tra your attention on that low coming out of the north. coming down on friday. it does not look like a lot. there will be a cold low and maybe light rain. another one on the way for monday. chilliy morning. wind advisory until 10:00. a few clouds. 60s and also 70s. for a few, that north wind at santa rosa, it will probably be the 60s here. same for much of the east bay. downtown oakland can warm up with the breeze coming off the oakland, berkeley hills. 60s for many. san jose warmer than morgan hill and gilroy. 60s on the coast. pretty quiet, and then we'll cloud it up. if we get any rain, it won't be much. it does look like a cold system moves in this -- moves in thursday, friday.

and 57 in southern california. we have snow showers, minor accumulation possibly a couple of inches headed through sunday and into early monday. >>> we will start by look at the north bay. it is socked in. 101 up to 580 you can now see. you are looking at dense conditions. in mill valley, and to the tunnels and the golden gate bridge it clears up. we have a zipper truck moving around the leg and it is starting to widen the lanes in the southbound direction. we have a brand new crash involving a semi truck, traveling eastbound 580 at 680 they are in the center divider and we have a dense fog advisory for solano county and the tell extra and central valley. be careful. drive slowly. >>> the f.d.a. has made it easier to get your d.n.a. tested for gene defects and it will no longer require a relative review before companies can sell the test directly to consumers. the so-called carrier screening tests are used by parents considering having children to avoid devastating diseases. the f.a.a. says it is now clearing the f

southern california picking up shower activity. dividing the state, los angeles, approaching the central valley, fresno. a look at the radar. reports of heavier showers outside of fresno and snow showers in parts of the south sierra. radar, we were tracking clouds approaching the south bay. activity showing up in monterey bay. looks like this will be the northern extent for today and tomorrow. although there is a chance of a south bay sprinkle tonight. the main activity is to the south of the bay area. winds have been up. a wind advisory picked up for northern california till 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. and also in place for the north bay hills and east bay hills till 10:00 a.m. monday. winds 30-40 miles per hour. gusting 30-40 miles per hour. numbers felt mild out there. the air mass cooled off but the winds increased out of the north and whenever the wind increases from the north it warms up the temperatures. lots of 60s for santa rosa. san francisco 63. livermore 64 degrees. check win the winds again. fairfield, 22. gusting to 37 miles

. >>> caught on camera, a wild chase through southern california, an armed suspect on the run, crashing, carjacking, and a woman's split-second decision at the point of a gun. >>> and chronic fatigue syndrome. misunderstood and often underdiagnosed especially among women. doctors say it's very real, and they're laying out the symptoms to look for. >>> "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. i'm lester holt sitting in tonight for brian. >>> anxious months and months of hope and worry has turned to unimaginable grief today for the family and friends of 26-year-old hostage kayla mueller. they received the confirmation they had been dreading that kayla is, in fact, dead. her isis captors first reported her death last week, claiming she died in a jordanian air raid but offered no proof at the time leaving her family back in arizona a glimmer of hope. today president obama said about the young aid worker, how she lived her life, she epitomized all that is good in our world. but it

southern california edison by the way, part of his district. and joining us is leading congressman darrell issa, member of the house judiciary committee, the house foreign affairs committee, and great to have you with us, congressman. >> well thanks for having me on. and i think your second issue is one that is very timely. companies are abusing the h-1b visa system. they're abusing the worker who comes in. and obviously, when they undermine those costs for an incoming worker, they undermine american jobs. i believe very strongly we should import the best and brightest from around the world and put them to work but not to displace american workers and i think that's a really solid area we have to deal with if we're going to reform the immigration system. >> the h 1 b visas being used by southern california edison, not only are they replacing american workers but as we've reported on this broadcast and i've authored more than one book on the issue outsourcing has affected millions of americans, and now not only are they losing their jobs to fore

all of this associated with a system that is producing some rainfall to our south in southern california. we'll talk more about this in a few minutes. we'll also let you know if we have any rain clouds to talk about. >>> how six people to a canoe trip ended up having to be rescue bid the coast guard. hear what the coast guard said they did right to stay alive. >>> san francisco firefighter say at least 12 people are out of their homes after last night's three alarm fire. one once used a cell phone to capture video of the fire. it happened at 15th and church streets near the mission districts. he said it seemed like the roof just exploded with flames right before his eyes. firefighters say the fire caused an estimated $1.4 million in damage. the cause of the fire has yet

from the crowded streets of the bay area our investigation found people living here as well as southern california. >> unfortunately in california we have a number of different, what we call exposures or hazards in our levee system. >> this deputy director of california's department of water resources oversees the levee system. >> the integrity is critical to convey water from the north to the south. >> two thirds of all drinking water for the bay area and southern california is imported through this system that is protected by the levees. and according to this five-year survey issued by the state in december 2011 well over half of all of those levees nearly three quarters in the san joaquin river watershed alone, are at high risk of failure. that means if an earthquake or a large flood event hits the delta in the wrong place, it could cut off fresh drinking water supplies for months or even years. >> when you look at those levees many of these are not what we say are designed to the current engineering practices. >> take a look at these maps of the entire levee system. the purple lines are levees

. >>> details on a refinery explosion that rocked southern california. >>> and the pizza with almost four feet of bacon. it's thursday february 19th, "early today" starts right now. >> good morning, i'm tara brown. it's dangerously cold. right now over 120 million americans are feeling it. we're talking about the siberian express, arctic air from russia. 5,000 miles away passing through the north pole and smashing right into a third of the u.s. this morning more than 100 record low temps may be broken. up to a foot of snow expected in some places. the storms have already collapsed roofs and flooded homes. >>> it is so cold mighty niagara falls is nearly frozen over making for a gorgeous sight. in philadelphia firefighters stopped a building from going up in flames. but now it's entombed in ice and in danger of collapsing. >>> father south in baltimore a water main break turned this car into an ice sculpture. even in florida, farmers are covering their crops and zoos are making sure animals are safe from the chill. nbc's jay gray is in nashville, tennessee. jay, good morning to you. t

jose saint regions hospital in gilroy see ton medical center in daily center and one in two in southern california keep the hospitals hope for at least five years. >>> this morning the number of cases of measles has risen to 149 patients across 8 states canada and mexico. california is dealing with 123 of those cases, spanning 12 counties. 39 of those cases are directly linked to visitors or employees at disneyland during the year-end holiday season. outbreak has contributed to an urgency to make sure everyone is vaccinated against the measles. on thursday a bill was introduced in the state senate 20 eliminate most exemptionings to require parents to avoid requirements to vaccinate their kids. >>> raiders fans are stunned by the unexpected announcement that the silver and black may move to southern california again. while the new mayor and other officials are playing it cool at least publicly, raider nation is a little tense. here's reporter laura anthony with the story. >> we've made significant progress over the last month in putting together a privately-financeed deal. >> oakland mayor said she

one of those patients is an 18- year-old southern california high school student who has spent months in the icu. >> everyone has dealt with an infection that gives you fever. it's like that except on steroids. >> reporter: the exposure is linked to two medical endoscopes that might know have been properly cleaned. ucla put the endoscopes out of service and changed its sterilization process. >> we have implemented a whole new sterilization process that's much more stringent than what was -- what the manufacturer had originally given us based on fda standards. >> to me it's really egregious. >> reporter: a cbs news health contributor says ucla dropped the ball not notifying patients they were at risk for several weeks and then only offered mail-in kits to find out if they're infected. >> in those three weeks, the bacteria can spread. and obviously patients are at risk. to then say we're going to do this by mail? to me it is inappropriate. >> reporter: the hospital says patients have been notified by mail and phone calls and have been offered treatment oj simpson. susan mcginnis, cbs ne

. >> they announced with the chargers to develop a stadium in southern california. bob redell is live from o.co stadium. >> reporter: they want to get into a new venue that keeps them in the bay area so they don't have to move back down south like the early '80s. but if they cannot work out a deal with the local government in the east bay, /then, which something they've been trying to do for years they possibly have this option. yesterday the raiders and the san diego chargers announced they'd build and share a $1.7 billion stadium built in the city of carson, about 15 miles south of downtown l.a. one reason the move is so enticing, the teams would not have to rely on public funding. the city of carson said to be privately financed to the sale of luxury suites and luxury tax. >> while raiders owner mark davis remains committed to staying in oakland long-term, this late's stadium proposal with the san diego chargers is the most serious leverage pull yet and i do believe that if nothing happens in oakland over the course of the next season, the raiders could bolt to

why is a republican assemblyman from southern california introducing legislation to privatize our bus stops. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please >> hello everyone, i'm paulette brown and i would like to use the overhead. i'm here kernighan my son and i'm not here to bash anyone. i'm an advocate and i'm out there all the time trying to bring just for my child and other children. we ran an organization [speaker not understood] and i just wanted to say about all the unsolved murders, including my son's case. my son's case is still is closed case -- it's not closed, but it's not solved and i'm concerned about that as a mother. it's been eight years since my son was murdered. you know, i am taking responsibility as a parent, you know? as i would say if my son hadn't been out there causing problems, there is no way i would have watched my son die. there is no way i would have watched my son go identity and shoot someone else. sometimes the parents got to take responsibility and tell on their children, if they are doing something wrong. in this snitch culture that is going on it ne

of the wildfire season schedule and of course, we will be battling for resources both with southern california and northern california as recent rain and wildfires have led to the concern of erosion on the hillsides and so when the fire season does start, it will be statewide. in morgan hill kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris thank you very much. >>> dry and hot, that's how it's been really could use a lot of rain. not a lot in our forecast although i did see a little mist in the air. christina joins us with a look at the microclimate forecast. >> good morning to you, sam, laura, everybody at home. happy tuesday. we are looking towards a little bit of that patchy drizzle, some fog out there as you make your way out that front door and you can see the temperatures showing you that blanket of clouds almost uniform numbers. 49 degrees in santa rosa 55 degrees right here in san jose and kicking off the day at 52 in half moon bay. what a pretty day we have coming your way. i have to tell you it's a gray start, kind of murky out there, until at least lunch time and that fog is back. that's go

new developments tonight in a train derailment in southern california. as authorities make an arrest. plus, the latest on the dozens of passengers who were sent to the hospital. the oakland city stables have been shut down for 12 years, but now there could be horses here as early as this spring. we're going to introduce you to the woman behind the expefort tell you what it's going to take to make it happen. >>> cold overnight last night, it will cold again tomorrow morning. we have a westerly wind. how that plays into your wednesday forecast and of course we'll look for rain in the long range. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. (vo) make the switch. lo

the raiders are seriously looking at a stadium proposal in southern california. break out of their doldrums in dallas. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. next x >> gary :after a normal practice session he checked himself into scottsdale. he underwent a procedure to receive two stems. their medical staff was maundering his heart after he experienced discomfort during a physical that he was taking late this afternoon. bottom line is he is ok and will be released from hospital tomorrow. he is more than likely not to be in uniform during his friday workouts. he should be back to normal come this weekend. he turns 60 in april. course a lot of people are concerned. raiders both of them and the san diego chargers want their home city to make moves on a new stadium. some have reportedly banded together showing what the proposed stadium would look like. this facility will be billed in carson california. the rendering of the proposed $1.7 billion stadium once again what house both the raiders and chargers. both sides have stated they want to stay put. we'll see i

louis rams could move and return to southern california. members approved the plan unanimously.s owner is a partner in a deal for an 80,000-seat stadium at the site of the former hollywood park racetrack. >> okay. so i think the raiders fans probably relieved, right? >> a little bit at this hour. >> yeah. but a little cold heading out the door this morning. >>> i was just asked some people over kcbs radio and stan says he has old bones so yes, he has turned on his heater this winter. i haven't. have you? >> a couple of times. >> wimps, sorry. >> right, you are! >> wait a minute. >> this has been the warmest winter so far this season not as cold this morning which was actually the coldest morning so far in 2015 when we dip down to 29 degrees in napa and see all those clouds right now? do you see them? >> we do. >> those clouds are acting like a blanket so therefore not as chilly as it was just 24 hours ago. currently because of those clouds, it's 53 degrees in san francisco. but notice santa rosa is at 36 degrees. that's because no clouds there. those clouds just branched off fro

that's new at 6:00. >>> pass along breaking news out of southern california.even people contracted a superbug at a los angeles hospital and now 100 people may have been exposed. this is happen agent ucl a's medical center. the "l.a. times" reporting the super bug is a potentially deadly bacteria known as cre and it's drug resistant. if cre spreads into the bloodstream it can kill as many as half of those who are infected. the exposure happened from contaminated medical scopes. ucla made this alarming discovery last month and tonight are beginning to release this information to the general public. >>> vaccinate your children or home school them the choice california parents may soon be forced to make. the measles outbreak has the federal and state lawmakers proposing tough new laws aimed at encouraging parents to immunize their children. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in emeryville with where senator barbara boxer shared plan to get more children vaccinated. joed chill? >> reporter: senator barbara boxer visited the emeryville head start program here thi

monterrey 60s and down in southern california it's warmer. the colder weather and the comments from people on twitter, i'm not leaving the house today -- it's brutally cold. some of the wind chills are 25 below. cleveland dipped to 17 below and toledo, there are others setting all time records, 20 below in indianapolis, 11 below in cincinnati. it's amazingly cold. high clouds to the south, something breaking through underneath. it might hookup from the system dropping from the north in the weekend. it will be generally dry, but it will take care of the fog as we head towards the weekend. it will bring in cooler temperatures, mostly sunny on saturday and cooler breezy and windy on sunday. there will be snow showers popping up in the sierra and if you're heading up there friday or saturday, keep an eye on the sky on sunday, things pop up and some of that may head back towards us, probably san jose and santa clara valley. that keeps the theme going into sunday evening and probably monday, for the sierra there are reports of a couple, 2, 100ths s

feeling like southern california in instead of northern california. emeryville 52 degrees.lue skies. strong high pressure in control. we need it to go away. it won't. 75 today in oakland. we'll have a look at some other temperatures around the bay and a ten-day outlook coming up. >>> lisa, thank you. also ahead, hop on the ice with a welcome sight for josh mcclellan. the de our vision for partnering with more farmers, growers manufacturers is that eventually organic and natural will be the norm. for raley's that means a lot more organic and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and readily available, healthy products to feed their families. sustainability is about making a difference in our community. it's about being happy, healthy and well for many years to come. to learn more, visit raley's family of stores on youtube. >>> time now is 8:44 on your val en vallen tin's day looking live from our lake tahoe camera. tahoe could see a record in terms of temperatures. the season has been pretty rough for the ski resorts you

rc >>> breaking news from the southern california area.is is a metro link rain that struck one and possibly two trucks on the track. there are multiple casualties. this happened between oxnard camrio. the trucks call fire. we do not know the conditions of the drivers of the trucks but passengers are being triaged. there is a green tarp for those with minor injuries. moderate injuries under the yellow tarp. and the red tamp is for those who need immediate help. a lot of ambulances and emergency vehicles on the scene to figure out what happened, how many are hurt and how many emcould be -- how many people could be trapped. >> and oxnard police say four train cars have derailed and this is the ventura county line 102 crabbing -- crashing at 1:40 this morning, metro link 105 still run so southbound traffic is affected and shut down so drivers are asked to avoid the area as they investigate the scene where two trucks were hit on the tracks in oxnard area by a metro train. >> many parents will find that children are less likely to develop an all

they have the rain in southern california.lash flood warnings posted in parts of southern california. here's the latest radar coverage down toward los angeles. you can see the yellows and reds corresponding to heavier downpours in this part of the state. as you head out to the north, no clouds, no rainfall. we just have basically a mostly clear sky and not much in the way of fog. as far as the current numbers out there still in the 60s. the winds keeping temperatures out. sfo 64 degrees. san jose 66 and santa rosa checking in 54 degrees at last check. as far as the current wind speeds, winds sustained at 18 miles per hour out of the north. that's the wind gust of 25 miles per hour. not as strong across parts of the bay area but still breezy out toward sfo. livermore gusts of up to 66 six -- 6 miles per hour. the wind advisory in place to the north bay hills and east bay hills until 10:00 tomorrow morning. for tomorrow, fair skies, still breezy. especially for the -- for the morning hours. a few clouds trying to approach the re

. >>> a couple of kayakers had a close encounter off the southern california coast. carrie humphries and his girlfriend say they were paddling off la hoya saturday when a gray whale came up to them and took a look at them. humphries snapped several photos of the curious animal before it swam away. >> glad they're friendly. and huge. >>> 4:44 now. four sea lions now back in the ocean sent back into the water yesterday. at laguna beach in southern california. pups were found three months ago very sick and emaciated. joe benedict shows us they are now fully recovered now. >> one, two. >> oh. >> reporter: a heavy package was delivered on the beach. a kennel full of see lions but they didn't start out so hefty. >> sabrina our little guy came in at 28 pounds and is being released at 76 pounds. >> reporter: volunteers popped a couple of months ago from orange county beaches. >> they're born around 15 pounds and they were coming in at 20 and that's after like four, five months. >> reporter: just look at these photos from ten weeks ago. small, emaciated and hungry. >> just no

gas prices could spike after enjoying a long dip after a refinery explosion in southern california combined with the strike close to home. amy hollyfield is at a gas the east bay. what can drivers expect, amy? >>> expect the spike around april or may the price of gasoline is already on the rise and we have seen it go up 20 cents in past couple of weeks because the cost of crude has increased. now consider year's fire at the exxonmobil refinery in torrance which produces 10 percent of the gas in california and there is also the strategic that has shut down the tesoro plant and those two factors reduce the flow at 16 percent causing the prices to increase. >> our commute is the worst. obviously, it will hurt the pocket. >> at least we had a break. gas prices have been on low for a while and now they are headed back up with two refineries down and the switch coming soon to california's summer blend it is all going to impact the price. >>> san jose police are investigating a double shooting that happened after sock last night inside the dzo sports bar on alum rock avenue. two men were taken to

coliseum to discuss the other locations in southern california even accepting a 10 million-dollar goodeposit from urbandale it keeps the money when the deal falls through the early 1991 they was announced the raiders will return to oakland then change his mind it takes four more years to a silver and black to make it back to their birthplace since then they attempted to move to concord of the tri valley area and the ease before even the alamo in texas. if >>reporter: people come we still are onto or a dirges where rego even if they have a bad season his lawyer on the matter what happens michael says it is ludicrous the rams are coming back to los angeles is well known this is just silly games the rams' owner has also bought at an l.a. he says i hope they go and stay this time the nine san sis is not one to happen this is a writer nation. >>reporter: coming up a glass side walk on a peninsula said to get an aware of the people report charge of glass getting loose plus a door is looking into gruesome discovery to a series of the had animals, and another california park in next a look at

the rain is in monterey and points south, including southern california.r warmer conditions midweek and then cooler cloudier and doesn't look like any rain. >> already. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter facebook and all of your mobile device was our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is up next. and we leave you now with a live look from the dolby theater in hollywood. did you know it's what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >>> countdown to oscars. it's hollywood's biggest night of the year. and we're on the red carpet with team coverage. as the world waits to see who will take home the golden statue. the big awards show the day before. >> we want the vote. >> are the indie spirit awards a

enacted in part to that court case and some of the constitutional concerns that came up in southern california we look at himself. >> this a one an additional effort to broaden out prop a and to broaden it. >> to go right so right now the contracts radio covered and again, this will canned it to the issues of permits that are not covered right now yeah. >> commissioner andrews. >> as i said the contract it isn't that you can never donate you would be using that language in 6 months of a particular election cycle so there's lack that surround it is that the language you seek to mimic this there's an opportunity to do not. >> it's from the beginning of negotiation after perusal of the contract with the state law prohibition with the limit of $250 there's a time limit there i think one of the problems with prop j was actually, the prohibition laced 6 years in some cases we want to make sure that the limit lasted for the appropriate amount of time because this is a limit end to prohibition we'll have to build the appropriate record that takes a little bit of homework for staff it's sort of complic

combined, the martinez in southern california refineries produce about 16% of california's gas. >>> drivers at a gas station near the de soro refinery say wild swings in gas prices seem to be part of owning a car in the bay area. >> you know it's going to go back up again. just the way it's going to be. >>> gas prices are also affected by the cost of crude oil. that's actually dropped down again. this is the time of year when refineries shut down for maintenance as they convert. the summer gas is more expensive to produce. >>> so far there's no breakthrough in the labor dispute between dock workers and the terminal operators at shipping companies despite the u.s. secretary of labor's presence. now new tactics to end the stalemate. the shippers made an end run around the union and distributed letters directly to the long shoremen. the letter includes details of what they call their last, best, and final offer. . >>> san francisco supervisor source and lawmakers threatening legislation to challenge a proposed morality clause for teachers at four catholic high schools. >> [ music ] >>> . hundr