southwest flow of 40 to 50kt at 850mb will storm system today.e the frontal boundary as it shifts southward today by providing deeper advection/vapor transport into the region as well as increasing the already favorable (orthogonal) orographic setup. as a result, much heavier precipitation is forecast to fall most susceptible to effects, ie, the highest terrain sur (and to a lesser effect the santa cruz mountains). while 3-5" storm total is generally expected across these two areas, higher amounts over the santa possible as the front becomes today. southwest winds and periodic gusts area already common early this morning (peak gust of 48mph at mount diablo), winds are up significantly sunrise. wind advisory is in effect for all through most of 2am to 10pm in the san francisco bay area and 7am to 10pm in the monterey bay area). be sure to tie down any loose outdoor items and drive carefully if travelling east or west (crosswind) in a high profile vehicle today. snow levels will start out around 4000 feet on thursday then lower to 2500-3000 feet fr

southwest flow of 40 to 50kt at 850mb will storm system today.dary as it shifts southward today by providing deeper moisture transport into the region as well as increasing the already favorable orographic setup. as a result, much heavier precipitation is forecast to fall over the areas most susceptible to orographic effects, ie, the highest terrain over big sur (and to a lesser effect the santa cruz mountains). while 3-5" storm total is generally expected across these two areas, locally higher amounts of 6 to 8 inches over the santa lucia range are possible as the front becomes enhanced later today. southwest winds and periodic gusts area common early this morning (peak gust of diablo), winds are expected to ramp up significantly higher after sunrise. wind advisory is locations through most of the day (from 2am to 10pm in the san francisco bay area and 7am to 10pm in the monterey bay tie down any loose outdoor items and drive travelling east or west (crosswind) in a high profile vehicle today. snow levels will start out around 4000 feet on thurs

far as we've come the drive for equality is not over but joining us from our position at south by southwest is had been along with her assistant. welcome to the stream both of you and we're talking tech and accessibility so let's start by explaining to our audience the tools that you're using to communicate with us today hello and welcome so my name is hot then and i'm deaf blind and i use technology to help me communicate with people for example this device i have here i'm going to hold it up. so it's a computer with a real display on the bottom and tactile dots pop up on the display i ran my fingers over the dots and different dot patterns represent different letter is i'm using english braille braille is a tool and exists in lots of different languages airfix spanish german so it's a tool that allows people to communicate through touch through tactile so i use digital trail in connection with the keyboard it's a wireless keyboard and when someone types on the keyboard what they rate shows up in braille cell and people are talking to me they can type on the keyboard and i'll read their ro

south by southwest is one of the key events of the year for both musicians and fans with more than a thousand acts playing over the course of the festival many artists are looking to get their music to a wider audience and the first of all is a particularly enticing prospect for independent artists whose music has an activist message joining me on sat matt cohen is arts editor at the washington city paper and has written widely about independent music joining us from austin is alice bag and musician and writer both based in los. angeles california she is one of the true punk originals her first band the bags were part of the influential l.a. punk scene during the late seventy's alice who released her first solo album in twenty sixteen and now she's at south by southwest promote her second album blueprint here's a secular whole bit from that album. it . will be. full of. i feel like a vocal music so it could hold and it. doesn't i mean it was about. means she thinks she's young and the whole reason i wrote that song was because i had gone to the ninety nine cent store where i do you k

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you are closer to the source of the moisture coming from the west southwest.tomorrow is the best opportunity for moderate to heavy rainfall and colder air will start to move in. that will push a lot of that southwest moisture coming in, and it will push it over the weekend. that's more towards the north. they are not heavy for us, but the way it is setting up, all eyes are on santa barbara rightfully so but they have had .40. over to bannedderburgburg -- vandenburg 3/4 of an inch. mild air mass in place. and i mean there's some locations with a south breeze today that could get into the upper 60s. 52 pin ola. cloudy to mostly cloudy today. off and on rain. the moisture is getting lifted because the upper low is moving in. rainfall forecast is going to be a wet snow picking up on 7,000 feet and will come down 3800 to 4,000 feet by friday and saturday. it's going to be copious amounts in the san joaquin valley. fresno doesn't cop close. for us 1 to 2. 60s on the temps and a breeze upper 620s a tropical breeze but cold air is coming in after thursday taking us in

it is a commendation of wet and windy weather that been on offer across the southwest of england, gettingp to the irish sea area, western side of wales and northern ireland. into the evening and overnight, that is where i suspect we will find the heaviest of the rain. as the front just tends to swing its way out of the southwest, pushing the rain towards wales, the midlands into the southeast. further east under the skies, the attempt was will dribble away 3—5d or so, reasonably against that shield of cloud. thursday, the front makes progress towards the north and east. writer skies falling on behind, but the chance of some pretty heavy showers underneath that

to give you an idea of this location once again, this is at southwest 8th street and southwest 109th avenue. so if you have an idea on fiu's campus, you know where this location is. but if you're traveling down south, you have been told out there to make sure you avoid tami ammy trail at 107th avenue. avoid that area if at all possible. you see the yellow tarp set up on the side of the bridge. that lets us know there's a possible death as well. we're only going to zoom in a little bit so you can take a look here. you see rescue crews, some of the best in the country there, on top. looks like they're looking and searching. again, you're talking about maybe five or six vehicles. you see one car next to the yellow tarp. there's one crush on the right side of the yellow tarp. and then you see the car where the front end of the car is crushed as well. the firefighters and rescue crews on the left side there on top of the rubble, on top of that bridge as they continue to search and look. trying to see if there's anyone possibly stuck or trapped. but this is a very heavy structure. 950-ton

this is southwest eight street. this is the tamiami trail. if you were to keep going, this would go to fort myers, this is 109th avenue. this is where the bridge is. the reason i'm showing you this is, some of the cars, even in this still picture here from google, some of the cars are waiting at the light. here's the pedestrian crossing. here's the pedestrian bridge. the other traffic would have been coming in this direction. so it's our hope that there are not vehicles under the entire span of that. now all of this area is very much grid look around that part of western miami-dade. over here you can see the earlier videos of them treating people on the scene. you can see minor injuries and authorities going up to see if there is anyone alive in any of these vehicles, which are underneath, this is a live picture coming to us a moment ago from scene, this is a streaming video. then the setup of the news conference is still underway, which we've been watching a couple minutes ago. miami-dade fire rescue, miami-dade police are expected to be the

caucus on it down in the southwest of france near the french pier a nice nice little town and it's the place where there's a group of riot squad officers who are based in fact they have units all over france for these officers were out jogging in the morning not sure as to whether they were actually in uniform or whether they had on the any other insignia to signify that they were rocks court officers there approached by a man in a car he brandishes a weapon he shoots at these four one of those officers is wounded in the shoulder that same man is then then get back in the car and drives to ted about eight kilometers away six miles takes no more than about ten minutes it's now known that the same vehicle is involved in the first caucus on shooting and then the hostage taking inscribe so we can rule out i think pretty definitively now any rumors that there may be two separate gunmen on the loose here we're now talking about one gunman involved. he opened fire in the car park of the supermarket we've got confirmed witness reports of at least two people motionless on the ground some report

there is more still to come, especially in wales and the southwest tomorrow.are in place. the advice is to check before you travel and to give your south extra time before you travel and to take precautions. you don't want to be getting stuck in the snow. a reminder, this is dubbed the mini beast from the east, so hopefully it will not be sticking around as long as the last one in things should clear up by tuesday. let's take a look at how this blast of wintry weather is affecting other parts of the country. the east coast is worst hit so far. thank you to sam howard for this shot of the harbour at leigh—on—sea in essex blanketed with snow. everton's theo walcott got a snowy beard as his team took on stoke city at the bet365 stadium in stoke. and there were also harsh conditions for fans arriving at the molineux stadium in wolverhapmton for the championship match between wolves and burton albion. it's been a snowy day for supermarket shopping in salisbury in wiltshire. and it was bitterly cold with snow at kensington gardens in london. the severe weather has b

southwest eight street being closed down. you can see an active situation. you can see private ambulances down there as well as miami-dade police. in the distance, you can see the bridge there. they have moved us back about seven or eight blocks as they are trying to get -- trying to remove the rubble. we spoke with miami-dade fire rescue. what they told me to repeat this information in case you weren't with us, they told me that they wouldn't know the totality of what is going on until they moved all of the concrete there on the ground. obviously these are anxious moments for people just arriving on the scene. we spoke with one person that said a friend called them and said that somebody was injured, extremely helpless. even firefighters to a certain extent. you can't remove all of the concrete until they can bring in some of the heavy machinery, heavy lifting equipment to get the concrete out of there. we have public information officers from miami-dade fire rescue and miami-dade police on route to the scene at an area that is closer on the fiu campus. in

imagine driving down southwest eighth street. this picture really can bring you right into the scene. this bridge collapsing. think about being in one of those cars near the bridge are unfortunately under that bridge. let's get to the statement from fiu. "dear members of the university community, we are shocked and saddened about the tragic events unfolding at the fiu sweetwater pedestrian bridge. at this time, we are still involved in rescue efforts and gathering information. we are working closely with authorities and first responders on the scene. we will share updates as we have them." we will bring a bag out here live to our live pictures on southwest eighth street. still a very developing situation, because you need to get all of those tactical units in there. you need to get rid of all of this debris. they are not giving a number of casualties because they simply don't know at this hour. the only thing they will tell us is it's a very serious situatio situation. they will be out here throughout the night. live in sweetwate

this is live from doha with ongoing coverage of a developing situation in the southwest of france where a man claiming allegiance to eyesore has taken people hostage at a supermarket in the town of to. caucus on this incident began several hours earlier at ten thirty in the morning when a man shot at a group of police who were out jogging is reported claimed allegiance to i saw as we say we think it's the same man who were a couple of miles away then took hostages at a supermarket in the town's mayor telling french media that two people have been shot at that supermarket there are reports quoting the french interior ministry is saying that two people died early as we said in nearby caucus on a policeman was wounded after being shot by the same man france's prime minister has called the incident an act of terrorism. with the most fearful to the beach at ten thirty am he kept us on an armed man went towards four security officers one of them was wounded his condition is not life threatening then at kneecap us on hostages have been taken police would quickly deploy to the scene of the oper

(dave)a storm system approaching from the southwest will bring rain to the south half of the forecast area today and this evening. otherwise mild and mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend. unsettled wet weather is forecast to develop by late monday, with models depicting a significantly more active and wet weather pattern as the week progresses. our top story this morning... 3 women and a gunman are dead after a that day long hostage siege at a veteran's home near napa. the shooter was a former patient who had been kicked out. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live from napa with the latest. robert annick-veteran's home of california resident thank you lydia. ( marty ) friday was tension filled for people with friends and loved ones who were on lockdown inside the veterans home. kron-4's spencer blake talked to some who were watching and waiting. you could see nervous pacing o

a toddler and father thrown off southwest airlines flight as passengers voice outrange.nd a pair of pet incidents dogged united. another forced in a overhead baggage bin died mid flight. turbulent times in the unfriendly times. . plus "love simon" the new romantic comedy about coming of age and out of the college. >> i'm gay. >> gus kenworthy who famously came out on the cover of espn magazine getting personal with the star. first the "nightline" 5. ightline" 5. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we've all got used to cramped flight, late take offs and airport security hassles but this week airlines taking travel woes to new lows, one costing the life of a famy pet. raising questions of what abuse of authority by flight attendants. we welcome in "nightline"'s wit johnson. >> the busy travel season daking off in a turbulent week for the air lions. >> united airlines apologized. >> southwest airlines facing questions tonight.

temperatures for most of us are still disappointing, a bit milder towards the southwest.it very cold surfaces and turn immediately into ice, which would give some really slippery conditions. into the weekend, we continue to see frontal systems up from the south, and slowly but surely, something a little bit less cold, so temperatures will slowly lift throughout the weekend. there will still be showers, and some of those will still be wintry. hello this is breakfast, with louise minchin and charlie stayt. a red weather warning for scotland. forecasters say snow and freezing temperatures pose a risk to life. people are told to stay indoors and there could be worse on the way for the rest of the uk with storm emma due to hit later today. the red warning issued by the met office is valid until ten o'clock this morning and covers the central lowlands, tayside and fife. it is the top level warning that the met office issues. further snow also across northern and eastern scotland, southern scotland, northern england, and then later snow comes in across southern counties. ice wil

it is sort of folded down on to southwest eighth street. that is a major thoroughfare here in southwest miami-dade county. that is the main campus of florida international university. we've talked about this before. i went to that campus so i'm extremely familiar with this area. more than 50,000 students at the university -- if there is one saving grace, it spring break. there were -- there is far fewer students this week than would have been normally but again this is the middle of the day. there is heavy traffic in this particular area. basically at all hours of the night because just west of here less than a mile from here is the there turnpike, a major interchange here in florida, you have cars heading and coming off the turnpike and heading toward downtown miami which is to the east and so many people say there was a lot of traffic and it was lunchtime, it was just before 2:00 an extended lunch time here in miami when this happened. and again, we've heard from the florida highway patrol and they say there are at least a half dozen vehi

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everything is coming in from the west/southwest.s pretty good for those marin county to berkeley north. a foggy morning, super foggy for some. it may be muggy. afternoon highs, 60s to low 70s. the next rain will be here saturday afternoon into sunday. the focus seems to be about san francisco, oakland, concord souths. heavier down towards santa clara valley. the clouds will give way to partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. we will be mostly tomorrow. rain moves in saturday afternoon into early sunday morning. these are warm systems so the snow level has gone way up. you see the airflow oust the west

. >> reporter: counterterrorism police and hazmat-suited technicians swarm a home in southwest london. another russian victim in england, a fierce critic of vladimir putin. this man, nikolai glushkov, a former top executive at aeroflot, the russian airline, who fled russia and claimed asylum in britain in 2004, found dead monday. police say it was compression of the neck, strangulation, and they're now treating his death as a murder. glushkov's killing came just over a week after russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter were poisoned by a military-grade nerve agent in salisbury, england. and today, british foreign minister boris johnson accused putin personally in that attack. >> we think it overwhelmingly likely that it was his decision to direct the use of a nerve agent. >> reporter: russia has denied any involvement. putin today campaigning in a lab coat, ahead of sunday's presidential vote and state tv this week showing a fawning documentary with this exchange. "what is not possible to ever forgive?" "betrayal." there is no suspense about who is going to win here on sunday. put

this debuted in south by southwest festival. the company has higher goals for the future. we are joined by the co-founter at idown. -- co founder at icon. how does a 3d printer make a house built out of concrete? >> it is based on advanced robotics and much like a small scale 3d printer it brings the material out and fuses the layers together and you have a house. if we ran it at full speed a lot closer to 11 or 12 hours. >> you think the price will go down to $4,000, so $4,000 in ten hours to make a house? >> that's the target we set for ourselves and the fact we were able to deliver this one in 47 hours. >> it looks like you are looking at a bunch of different ways to use these houses and these are not luxury homes. this is housing for people who need shelter. are we talking about disaster zones, third world countries, homeless situations in the united states? describe where the houses will go. >> the houses for this partnership are for long term sustainable and resilient housing in the world. these are intended to be houses for life. if you think temporary structures th

everything is coming in from the west/southwest. the rainfall was pretty good for those marin county to berkeley north. a foggy morning, super foggy for some. it may be muggy. afternoon highs, 60s to low 70s. the next rain will be here saturday afternoon into sunday. the focus seems to be about san francisco, oakland, concord souths. heavier down towards santa clara valley. the clouds will give way to partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. we will be mostly tomorrow. rain moves in saturday afternoon into early sunday morning. these are warm systems so the snow level has gone way up. you see the airflow oust the west/southwest. there are clouds screaming out ahead of that moving towards us. 40s and 50s. mid-50s for some. even to the north, 40s and 50s, mid-50s in san rafael and mill valley. napa, american canyon and vallejo all at 54. if you're heading down to central california, look for partly cloudies today and the moisture source continues to ramp up all the way past the hawaiian islands. 60s to near 70 degrees. okay. we saw jack lon

look where as we are, austin, texas, the site of south by southwest. few moments ago we heard from facebook co-founder chris hughes about his big idea to combat income inequality. we need those big ideas. during the interview our colleague jo ling kent also asked about russia's effort to use facebook's platform to try to swing the 2016 election and what exactly went wrong. >> i think that there's a responsibility that the folks at facebook have begun to acknowledge. we'll see where they go, to understand that facebook is not just a neutral platform, not just a place where people go to, you know, share fun videos or see entertainment, but it's a place where many of our political conversations, our most urgent and important civic dialogue, is happening in the country. with that comes a huge responsibility, certainly to make sure that foreign powers are not able to hack our elections. >> now, of course this interview with chris hughes was before the new explosive revelations on facebook on friday. the company says it is suspending the political data analy

it is coming up from the southwest and usually the computer models don't handle these types of situations very well. that said there is a chance of rain developing late in the day from san francisco southward into the monterey bay and big sur. rain will be heaviest to the south. rain will likely continue saturday night before turning to showers on sunday. another storm is expected to bring more clouds and possibly some showers as early as monday afternoon. heavier rain is possible on tuesday. more rain and thunderstorms with low snow levels down to 3,000 feet possible on wednesday and thursday. unsettled and possibly wet weather will continue into next weekend. (vicki) we will continue to cover our breaking news tonight... a hostage situation in yountville. three pepole are still being held by a gunman right now. we will have the latest information--- after the break. (grant) at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & les

another problem with southwest airlines...ter a family was forced off a flight...(vicki) it happened at midway international airport wednesday afternoon. the problem started when a young child was nervous about riding on a plane.(steve) reporter andrea darlas explains that although the child did calm down... the family was still taken off. southwest airlines is taking some heat after a family was escorted off a flight at midway international airport on wednesday afternoon. passenger alexis armstrong, 24, of joliet filmed part of the incident on her cellphone in a video that has since gone viral. armstrong said southwest staff removed a couple and their 2-year-old daughter from a flight to atlanta shortly before takeoff wednesday after the child became unruly.armstrong said the girl wanted to sit in her father's lap - not her own seat - and that the child had calmed down by the time southwest employees removed the family from the plane.in the video, two flight attendants can be seen talking to a man, believed to be the child's

. >>> next tonight, southwest airlines facing questions tonight. an adult and a toddler kicked off their flight in chicago. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the passenger with the 2-year-old said he didn't understand. >> because she's sitting. she's been sitting for the last five minutes. >> reporter: the child had been crying, not sitting in her seat, but on the lap of the man who appears to be her father on the southwest flight from chicago. the family ordered to leave the aircraft. >> this is not helpful guys. you want to go to atlanta, or? the decision's been made. >> reporter: this all happening after the jet had headed to the runway and then back. >> we've got an incident on board. possible belligerent passenger. we're going to be returning to alpha 16 please. >> reporter: citing regulations, the flight attendant and a ground supervisor were adamant. former pilot john nance calls that absurd. >> just because somebody has authority does not mean that they need to use it in the draconian way that this was applied. >> reporter: in a state

look at the deep moisture streaming up here from the west/southwest.hat's why it is so warm and muggy. the low is starting to tap into it. then it will start moving towards us tomorrow. so with that, we are going to see the southeast breeze kicking in. that will funnel in a lot of the moisture, especially the marin county, santa cruz mountains, russian river. you take that moisture. it is already dense. you lift it and cool it and condense it, boom, you get your rain. some areas partly to mostly cloudy. we have the rain off and on. it won't be for everybody. sometimes you get bursts of rain and sun breaks. but the cloud cover will continue to stream in. san jose is 58 warm degrees. rain off and on. and then it will pick up again tomorrow. cold air arrives friday. 7:34 and sal has been busy from the hop, from the jump. >> it has been a tough week. for me sitting in here, not as tough for the people driving. >> that is true. >> and people taking bart, yesterday was a bad day. today is better. let's start off with 80 westbound driving from there from the

welcome back to our special coverage of a developing story in the southwest of the country where at least two have been shot dead during what appears to be a hostage-taking situation in the southwestern town. we understand the incident started at 11:00 this morning. it is an ongoing, developing story. with me in the studio is catherine norrison trent who has been scouring social media to get a sense of where we are at with the story. what do you know? >> it is still very fluid. officially, little has been confirmed. this is what w we know. earlier, there, was talk of two suspects, one suspect is holololololololololo. earlier, it is believed the suspect fired on four policemen jogging in ththe siegeo a small supermarket whehere shots were heard. r reporting two people have been killed in the supermt.t.t. that has not been officially confirmed. witnesses have seen people lying immobilized on the floor inside the supermarket, which would information. we have been told the suspect is alone in the supermarket. that has not been confirmed by officials on the scenene. theyey say that the situati

it crosses southwest eighth st and it was reportedly only installed on saturday, so it is only a matter or five days old. it was installed at southwest 109th ave, supposed to provide pedestrian access supposed to provide pedestrian a ccess fro m supposed to provide pedestrian access from florida university's main campus to the suburb of sweetwater. thousands of students live there because it is cheaper to live there because it is cheaper to live there because it is cheaper to live there and then on the campus site. we will now take you to some live pictures from reuters, this is the scene now, you can see a number of emergency vehicles. let me tell you what the cbs affiliate from miami is reporting in terms of casualties. it says the university's new pedestrian bridge collapsed, killing several people. it collapsed onto a number of cars running underneath. the florida highway patrol has confirmed deaths and seeks several cars have been crushed. at least one person was taken as a trauma victim to hospital. the bridge, which weighed 950 tonnes, was arrested on saturday and was then lowere

francisco, with rainfall amounts of mostly less than a half inch except locally up to an inch in southwest monterey county. the 00z gfs has trended farther south with its rainfall forecast, with nearly all rain forecast to fall south of san jose. both the nam and gfs indicate the bulk of the rain will fall late saturday and saturday night. the 12z ecmwf, (robin)morning and joining us for the kron 4 morning news.im robin winston.lets start this morning with a weather and traffic. mostly dry and mild weather is forecast through friday night. rain chances return by midday saturday and continue into sunday, with the best potential for weekend rain across the southern portion of our forecast area. active weather is expected to continue beyond the weekend, with forecast models showing periods of rain across our entire region through next week. areas south of san francisco, with of mostly less than a half inch up to an inch in monterey county. gfs has trended its rainfall forecast, with forecast to fall both the nam indicate the bulk late saturday and saturday night. the 12z ecmwf, on the other h

. -- and the southwest. this was an intentional strategy, in concert with conservative businessmen who we have already talked about where they were organizing against the new deal and the 1930's. they are beginning to win battles politically by the 1940's. congress passes the taft-hartley act, that was a revision of labor laws that was passed during the new deal. it provided for businesses greater protections against labor unions. it allowed the taft-hartley act -- for states to pass right to work laws. right to work laws that were passed that said you couldn't require workers to sign up for a union within a particular industry. who were the first states? they were the states of the south and southwest. they were states trying to eagerly recruit industry from the north and the midwest to build their economy. they talk about the positive business climate about the south. here in alabama, your workers are not going to have to shovel sidewalks to get to work. they also meant by positive business climate, that w

tuesday, another system from the north northwest and not the southwest. another system on tap forked friday. so an active pattern for the next week or so. it's the thick fog out near the bay around the bridges, dancing around a bit. mostly cloudy. so the system to the north in mend -- mendocino county. and we have a bunch of clouds from the hawaiian islands and taking the turn, getting caught up by that system. it's a tough forecast, not gonna lie. it's a fine line between just pouring or light rain or not much rain at all, and it looks to be around san francisco south into saturday. today, 40s in the temps and fremont at 50. woodside in there and foster city, 47. 34 in truckee. the system coming in over the weekend will be very warm and snow levels will be quite high and start to drop tomorrow, monday, and tuesday. but if you are heading in there, these are warm sector systems. so snow levels are mainly above lake levels. two systems, 1 over us this morning to the north and the second one saturday afternoon into sunday morning and it will get rainfall. t

it is coming up from the southwest and usually the computer models don't handle these types of situations very well. that said there is a chance of rain developing late in the day from san francisco southward into the monterey bay and big sur. rain will be heaviest to the south. rain will likely (steve) (steve) another big story we're following tonight... an armed robbery.. on the highway ... in broad daylight..(catherine) police say.. it's a rare sight.. but that's exactly what happened this afternoon in san francisco... it caused a major back-up on the southbound side of the 280-101 split as many people were leaving the city...(steve) kron 4's hermela aregawi is live at the san francisco police department with the latest details.. hermela - what led up to this? (hermela aregawi)chp tells us ..that they believe the suspects had been following the victims for some time before the attack. they say.. around 12:50 this afternoon.. they received a call about a vehicle that was robbed on the highway. they arrived to the area of southbound 280.. where it connects with 101 - to find the victim's

it is a commendation of wet and windy weather that been on offer across the southwest of england, gettingand. into the evening and overnight, that is where i suspect we will find the heaviest of the rain. as the front just tends to swing its way out of the southwest, pushing the rain towards wales, the midlands into the southeast. further east under the skies, the attempt was will dribble away 3—5d or so, reasonably against that shield of cloud. thursday, the front makes progress towards the north and east. writer skies falling on behind, but the chance of some pretty heavy showers underneath that front, it will not be a particularly warm day. you're watching beyond one hundred days. a return to cold war expulsions. 23 russian spies are sent packing by the british prime minister. it the biggest number of diplomats expelled by britain in 30 years, as europe and the united states come out in support of london's response. poisoning of sergei skripal and his daughter has been formally tied to the kremlin which denied the deadline for information. they have traded the use of military grade ner

here is the tamiami trail, southwest eighth street. it's busy. right now they have a disaster on their hands. the local coverage is koling fr -- is coming from the news station in south florida. ralph rayburn is in the chopper. let's listen. >> the rescue team should be arriving at any moment. you can see the pedestrian bring crushing two cars there along southwest eighth street. these are the first pictures from the ground. we enter the 3:00 hour. you know, still getting developing information. the technical rescue team will use pulleys and air bags to do their best and left the concrete. waiting to see if anyone is alive. that's the urgent situation we're dealing with. rescue teams trying to see if there's any one alive. ralph, as we approach the top of the hour, any new information that you're getting from the scene? >> the technical rescue team, they are hear on the scene. the cluster of firefighters that you can make out in the screen, the guy with the yellow flak jacket on there in the right-hand side, they have a device that is called a po

francisco, with rainfall amounts of mostly less than a half inch except locally up to an inch in southwest monterey county. the 00z gfs has trended farther south with its rainfall forecast, with nearly all rain forecast to fall south of san jose. both the nam and gfs indicate the bulk of the rain will fall late saturday and saturday night. the 12z ecmwf, on the other hand, tracks the shortwave trough farther north and generates widespread moderate rainfall across most of our forecast area from midday saturday through saturday evening. over the weekend, the gfs forecasts only 0.01" in san francisco, the nam 0.09" and the ecmwf 1.19". such a wide range of model rainfall amounts results in a low confidence forecast this weekend. but the general idea is that rain chances will be highest across the southern portion of our area and rainfall amounts will most likely be heaviest in our southernmost counties.mild temperatures will continue through the weekend with lows mostly in the upper 40s and lower 50s and highs generally in the upper 50s and 60s. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less th

moderate to locally strong south to southwest winds will also accompany the arrival of the cold frontednesday, with sustained winds of 15 to 30 mph, and gusts 35 to 55 mph (strongest winds at favored locations such as higher terrain, coastline, and favored valleys). given the trajectory and nature of the air masses involved with this storm system (tropical versus arctic), temperatures will be mild versus the month of unsettled weather, leading to much higher snow levels. we've been updating this story throughout the evening with push alerts. we first told you about the fire just before 8 pm tonight. remember you can get breaking news alerts sent straight to your phone. all you have to do is download the free kron 4 mobile app. (jr stone)tonight - a dui checkpoint is underway in the east bay.. in memory of a chp officer that was killed by a suspected drunk driver. officer andrew camilleri was killed nearly three months ago while on duty on interstate 880. (justine) kron 4's hermela aregaw is live in union city with that story.. hermela, do we know if there have been any arrests ? arres

temperatures for most of us are still disappointing, a bit milder towards the southwest.ck to rain, it could hit very cold surfaces adn turn immediately into ice, which would give some really slippery conditions. into the weekend, we continue to see systems of from the south, and slowly but surely, something a little bit less cold, so temperatures will slowly lift throughout the weekend. there will still be showers, and of those will still be wintry. you're watching newsday from london and singapore. i'm sharinjit leyl. the headlines. another resignation. president trump's communications director hope hicks is to step down. it comes a day after she testified to congress. the children of parkland, florida return to school to the day after a gunman walked in and killed their friends. i think eventually, it will be normal again, but not the same normal it was before. it will probably be a new type of normal because those in 17 people aren't going to be there. i am mariko 0i in singapore. also in the programme. is the uk being backed into a corner over the irish border? we ha

just pushing through the state of victoria so that clears through we're going to see winds from the southwest so melbourne twenty two but those temperatures dropping away as we head through into tuesday upper stage warm and perth with highs of thirty one. it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving is going to be good seafood by nature it is a hybrid sometimes. production drugs. are. us the f.d.a. simply isn't asking and now on be important market to really find out. take note at this time.

temperatures for most of us are still disappointing, a bit milder towards the southwest.ould hit very cold surfaces and turn immediately into ice, which would give some really slippery conditions. into the weekend, we continue to see frontal systems up from the south, and slowly but surely, something a little bit less cold, so temperatures will slowly lift throughout the weekend. there will still be showers, and some of those will still be wintry. this is the briefing. i'm sally bundock. our top story. president putin delivers his state of the nation speech in a few hours, but with economic hardships at home and political difficulties abroad, will russians back his six—year plan? as two major us retailers restrict the sale of guns, donald trump says it's time an american president "stepped up" and calls for tougher safety laws. after a 1a—year renovation project belgium's pathe palace reopens with plans to offer more independent films. cue the big money. music streaming giant spotify heads for the new york stock exchange. but will it find a place on wall street's playlist

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8th street in between southwest 117th after and southwest 107th avenue.e been told for you out there who to avoid 107th avenue because of the activity going on as they continue to search for possible survivors in this roof collapse. the crime scene tape for the tape, the police activity tape is set up there as they continue to investigate. no word from florida international university as of right now what caused the collapse. it's a mystery. we'll find out more information on what happened, but if you are taking a look at the video, it looks like it almost collapsed -- >> you're listening to our station out of miami, florida, wtvj, and, of course, we will keep an eye on this as this continues to unfold. we have heard about several fatalities, and, of course, continuing coverage on n nbcbayarea.com. >>> news closer to home, family and friends mourn the death of a woman who died after what was believed to be routine plastic surgery. >> this story has origins in south florida as well, and nbc bay area reports the mother of two did not survive the night after

a water main break in southwest philadelphia.tram avenue is blocked not far away from the airport. and downed wires blocking media house road. and a downed pole from an earlier crash blocking the lanes this afternoon and tidal flooding in brooklawn 130 southbound is a mess. and for tomorrow keep in mind the regional rails are on a severe storm schedule that is basically a saturday schedule and patco announced they too will run a snow emergency schedule starting at midnight tonight. we'll be here to get you through it. >> thank you matt. >>> more ahead on "action news" tuesday night. after months of heated exchanges between the u.s. and north korea. a shocking report of a possible nuclear freeze. >>> and she is one of president trump's top advisers and now accused of breaking federal law. we'll explain. >> and meteorologist, adam joseph, tracking the latest. how nice it was todsunshine and temperatures well into the 40s. and the numbers are crashing into the 30s tomorrow. and we'll chat about the rain and snow and wind with the no