st. helena, light showers. around glen allen, st. helena road adobe road south of roanoke park off the coast from gender you can see a little activity if know -- from jenner, you can see a little activity. more development north and west of us rotating through the bay area later today. the rest of the bay snow in the sierra, a couple of feet expected. i'll have details and timing later. >>> funeral services are underway this morning for an east bay father and daughter killed saturday after an suv slammed into their bikes. 41-year-old solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadessa will be laid to rest at a traditional muslim service in antioch. >> reporter: hundreds are here to help lay to rest the members of the nuri family. people have come from as far way as the east coast for this service. solaiman nuri had seven brothers, it was a large family. they are holding a traditional islamic burial. this cemetery has a section set aside for muslims and designed it so the body can face east toward mecca. traditionally, women don't usuall

st. helena, light showers. around glen allen, st. helena road adobe road south of roanoke park off the coast from gender you can see a little activity if know -- from jenner, you can see a little activity. more development north and west of us rotating through the bay area later today. the rest of the bay snow in the sierra, a couple of feet expected. i'll have details and timing later. >>> funeral services are underway this morning for an east bay father and daughter killed saturday after an suv slammed into their bikes. 41-year-old solaiman nuri and his 9-year-old daughter hadessa will be laid to rest at a traditional muslim service in antioch. >> reporter: hundreds are here to help lay to rest the members of the nuri family. people have come from as far way as the east coast for this service. solaiman nuri had seven brothers, it was a large family. they are holding a traditional islamic burial. this cemetery has a section set aside for muslims and designed it so the body can face east toward mecca. traditionally, women don't usuall

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st. helena, and he would have this empire along the gulf coast. well, napoleon dies at st. helena, and the empire, well, there's that here, and if you ever go out east into alabama, there's a place called demopolis, which was founded by the french emigres. that was to be the foundation of napoleon's empire here in north america, and it doesn't play out. in the aftermath of the war of 1812, this border land between louisiana and texas is a hotly contested area. and one of my favorite characters in all of american history -- it's not john smith -- latour. how many of you guys have heard of latour? my wife has. she's lived with me all these years. latour is kind of these enigmatic figures. he's lived in the shadow of the american history. he's a frenchman, as can you tell by the name. he makes it to louisiana in 1803, and he's an architect. he's an engineer. he had trained as a military engineer. well, by the time of the war of 1812, he's a having a hard time making ends meet. so he joins andrew jackson to fight in this war of 1812. and, in fact, he is the person who designed t

st. helena.t rain san jose urban and small stream flood advisory for the next 15 minutes as east bay and south bay and santa cruz mountains see the heaviest rain and gustiest winds. >>> good thursday morning. thank you for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> and i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze this morning. lisa argen is tracking the storm and has the latest. >>> it has cleared north bay and parts of the east bay. our far east bay valleys looking at poor drainage areas you could see flooding as well as south bay and santa cruz mountains it has quickly pushed through the north bay. you will notice these reds, easing up as we head towards livermore valley, 580 and 680, still raining in dublin now altamont pass by tracy through 101 and 280 murphy avenue, milpitas in the heart of san jose right now very wet weather down through bailey avenue, and here's some more shower activity behind the front we'll detail the rest of the day in a few minutes. >>> we've been getting calls for accidents in the sou

st. helena road, moderate rainfall. pulling out here, we want to show you other parts of the bay area and towards santa cruz mountains. there is some moderate rainfall now. looking southwest, we're watching the development of some more lightning strikes. this is all heading to the northeast. so there is a potential for thunderstorms. and we're looking at heavier, steady rain moving into the bay area, i'll tell you when that will happen. >> thank you very much. crews cleaning up a lot of raw sewage after this morning's heavy rains in san francisco. 100 public he tilt workers are mopping away. the the same flooding happened in 2009. officials admit they made piece meal repairs but need a permanent fix. the rain took a toll on businesses around the bay area including petta luma. crews called out after part of a roof caved in at a goodwill warehouse. the ba tallin chief says heavy rain was on top of the store. there is a big mess and nobody was hurt. >> and an important development in the month long search for a miss teenag

st. helena, healthy storm.nds gusting at 32 miles per hour at oakland, 24 sfo most of us in the 20 to 30 range except 18 at half moon bay, 14 at san jose, 7 in concord your winds will pick up. mid to upper 50s, 60 in los gatos monterey and salinas mid to upper 50s, santa cruz, watson and -- [ unintelligible ] the drizzle giving way to rain, isolated shower this afternoon, brighter tomorrow, warmer through the weekend into next week. temperatures from 5° today in santa rosa, 65. san jose and fremont 11 and 12° cooler than yesterday most of news the low to mid 60s by the afternoon with a partly sunny sky clear lake and half moon bay cooler in the upper 50s monterey bay stray shower during the afternoon low to mid 60s also inland. good chance of snow continuing in thevt?g÷ sierra for the next couple of hours 48 tahoe mid to upper 60s central valley, big sur, los angeles and san diego. lows tonight get behind this front that cold air from canada it will be clear upper 30s in santa rosa and cloverdale low to mid 40s

st. helena at this hour. all of this precipitation will continue and we will pinpoint when you can expect a rain and how much and how much it will affect the giants baseball game. >> you can track the storm in your neighborhood with our live interactive high-definition radar at cbssf.com. >> i apologize, working mothers, stay at home mothers >> an about-face from a political strategists following a backlash from mothers across the country. how important is your lunch break? the law is changing and it affects almost everyone who works. >> stopping runaway cars, two years after toyota's gas pedal >> stopping runaway cars, two year[ teen ] times are good,al aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? we had to watch basketball in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nill

st. helena, healthy storm.s gusting at 32 miles per hour at oakland, 24 sfo most of us in the 20 to 30 range except 18 at half moon bay, 14 at san jose, 7 in concord your winds will pick up. mid to upper 50s, 60 in los gatos monterey and salinas mid to upper 50s, santa cruz, watson and -- [ unintelligible ] the drizzle giving way to rain, isolated shower this afternoon, brighter tomorrow, warmer through the weekend into next week. temperatures from 5° today in santa rosa, 65. san jose and fremont 11 and 12° cooler than yesterday most of news the low to mid 60s by the afternoon with a partly sunny sky clear lake and half moon bay cooler in the upper 50s monterey bay stray shower during the afternoon low to mid 60s also inland. good chance of snow continuing in thevt?g÷ sierra for the next couple of hours 48 tahoe mid to upper 60s central valley, big sur, los angeles and san diego. lows tonight get behind this front that cold air from canada it will be clear upper 30s in santa rosa and cloverdale low to mid 40s r

st. helena picked up 8/100ths of rain. so it's drippy in parts of the bay area, numbers now comfortable. most of the bay area is in the 60s. and 59 degrees, sure was a nice-looking day. things changing, showers likely for thursday morning and we're going with a warm, dry conditions as we hit the weekend. so if there are outdoor plans they're looking good. this system just spinning off the coast. and this is going to head into southern california. thursday we'll see this system that is bringing us mainly morning showers. you'll notice there are clouds around. and there is some showers beginning to develop during evening commute. from the south do you remember that system that is heading into southern california so moisture coming in from south. showers continue. really until early thursday morning. that system starts to wind down and another one begins to arrive into thursday. 7:00 or 8:00 hour. there are showers that will wind down by the time we hit early afternoon hours, two days of wet weather and most of the wednesday

st. helena, traveled to jerusalem.ccording to tradition, she discovered relics of the cross upon which jesus had been crucified. the spot had been venerated by early christians, and she concluded it was golgotha. constantine ordered the construction of a basilica, which became known as the church of the holy sepulchre. >> now people throughout history have debated was it really there, or was it here? traditionally in that fourth century time that was so amazing they found this rock and this tomb not far from one another as we see even today in the church, you know, they're just a short distance from one another. >> reporter: over the centuries, the church of the holy sepulchre was destroyed, rebuilt and renovated several times. there have been numerous power struggles over who should control it, and even today, sometimes violent squabbles can break out among the several christian denominations that share jurisdiction. but it is considered one of the holiest sites in christianity, a massive place of pilgrimage and inten

st. helena. these are wine country culinary magicians and on a short list for the james beard award.our out of the five nominees are bay area chefs. >> the bay area is getting a lot of attention. >> hands down, when you look at the talent in the bay area, the products and on to the turtles spirit, we foresee what is happening anywhere all. >> this is the epicenter, i sank, of where food starts, this is the breadbasket of all the ingredients. costs >> it is more than the ingredients. it is a talent contest. >> the diners have appreciated it and as the critics. >> do you think it will go to your head? >> do not think so. >>vicki: of the james beard awards show is on may 7th. to find out more, visit the kron4 web site and click on dining and dished. >> some of the food looks delicious. we will see you tonight at 11:00 p.m.. thank you for watching. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was.

st. helena hospital. police say she may appear delusional. described as 5'9", white, weighing about 120 pound. she has long red hair and blue eyes. if you have any information call the napa county sheriff's office. police in hayward searching for sandra rankingen who was last seen at her home. she didn't have a cell phone or money. she is about 5'1", weighs 165 pounds, she was wearing a purple shirt and dark blue jeans. >>> it's 7:34. police in corte madera are blaming two teenagers for a sniper scare. the incident began yesterday afternoon when police received reports of a man walking down the street with camouflage clothing and a rifle bag. several agencies immediately rushed to the scene and sealed off the neighborhood. police finally tracked down two 14-year-old boys who were playing with a toy gun on a hillside. officers seized the guns and the boys to their parents. >>> shortly before 67:00 last night,ly say three men jumped out of an suv and tried to on -- tried to rob a man on galinod street. police say the robbers took off in a white

st. helena and napa county. there are heavy down pours there. we still have a line of thunderstorms that is beginning to weaken and pushing eastward and snow in the sierra. there is a live view from heavenly camera showing it's coming down seriously at the moment. there is heavy snow developing and more rainfall coming our way. there is an unusual pattern. >> a much anticipated report on the pepper spraying gets a scathing assessment of how police handled this situation. we're live with reactions. laura? >> well this report supposed to be released a month ago. the police union got a bay area judge to push it back so the police officers names could be removed. that didn't really, the lesson the impact of what is inside. and it was uncalled for and the canister wasn't authorized for use by uc davis police. beyond that there are a series of bad decisions and a lack of communication on the part of police and the administration including the chancellor that led up to what uc chancellor called quote, a bad day from the university. and the task force i

st. helena. over 8-tenths of an inch and there is quarter inch in hayward. there is varying rainfall but it's still coming down. more waves coming our way. >> there is a 17-year-old arrested for plowing his suv into a concord man and his daughter killing them over the weekend was released from a detection tension center without charges being filed. that is where laura anthony is live for us now. >> no charges have been filed yet. i'm assured they will be. this boy was released to the custody of his parents. at 4:30 this afternoon. that was the deadline for the d.a.to file charges against him. now, we're not naming the boy or showing his face because of his age but abc 7 was there when he arrived in a neighbor's house with his father, declining to comment on what happened. and he lives less than a mile from where this accident happened saturday morning. his parents arrived here after 4:00 p.m. and drove their minivan around the back of the building. he was hunched over in the back on the way out. i'm told he'll likely be charged with two counts of vehicular m

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st. helena avenue. a fire broke out at a home there saturday. it quickly spread to three other homes. no one else was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> a bittersweet holiday weekend in carroll county where flames destroyed a historic local landmark dedicated to helping those in need. as weijia jiang explains, supporters are following to rebuild. >> good morning, everyone. the amount of debris is devastating. nearly a half-million dollars worth. now the entire community is pulling together to rebuild. >> reporter: and only took a few hours for a fire to demolish a carroll county landmark. >> it was a big fireball. as i watched closer and saw it, it was gut wrenching. >> this century-old barn reduced to rubble was a vital piece of the present. it helped donations for the westminster rescue mission for men and a thrift store that raise money to operate the shelter. but the flames which broke out around 9:45 saturday ripped through the building and caused the roof to collapse. >> it had fallen in the foundation and continue to burn. at that point, there's not a

st. helena, 39. woodside, 39. if you thought it was cool, it was. we'll see these clouds clear out pretty fast. there's also a few low clouds around. live stormtracker2 shows that. also a breeze and that will win out. so sunny to mostly sunny today. a little breezy today. there will be more sun in the afternoon. still some leftover clouds. however the system from yesterday, even though the clouds are mostly gone, the cool air is in place. it's gonna take another day to really modify it. but today we'll start that warming trend and then carry it into weekend. higher clouds more to the north after that chilly morning but it will be all right. highs, low 60s, mid-60s around the bay. upper 60s to very low 60s inland. temperatures kind of held in check today. tomorrow they will warm up. tonight, though, giants back home taking on the padres, 7:15. it will be clear, breezy and a little cool but it already all right. warmer over the weekend, especially on sunday, near 80 and a little cooldown but still all right monday/tuesday. >> thank you, steve. >>> 7:1

st. helena. los gatos 39. novato 39. and woodside 39. that is pretty cool for this time of year.39. fairfield low 40s. livermore at 42. even 46 hayward and the oakland airport. a few high clouds zoom on down. but behind that it won't be -- a little breezy. and -- not like that's week if. tea sun nebraska and bries city. giants home tonight taking on the prey draw -- padres it will be clear and cool. >>> time now 6:42. you've got to see this. a hit and run accident in berkeley. it's going viral now. check this out. the cyclist crashing to the ground. we'll tell you what is happening now to the driver believed to be responsible. >> police are issuing a warning with yellow cab number 36 on it. be careful people inside may be armed and dangerous. >> westbound highway 4 traffic looks pretty good coming up to the grade. i'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. as a fashion blogger, i love when i get to do a morning talk show. i'm always talking about t.j.maxx. i tell people how to look like a million bucks without spending it. fashion direct from designers. sav

st. helena to 1/100-inch at santa rosa and not much happening in the north bay. concord picked up 2/10-inch. suddenly picked up sizzle. we will show you what tex peck tomorrow morning. >> and it brought more than a little drizzle. >> that is true, too. >> see you shortly for the full forecast. >>> a family has saved a dog that was being dragged by a pickup truck down the highway. the dog has been nicknamed freeway. the poor thing was badly hurt. leslie brinkley is live at the veteran's hospital in vallejo. be sounds like he was doing well. has that changed. >> what a recovery, dan. you see this dog he just yesterday had surgery to amputate a leg and today he is hobbling around having survived a horrible ordeal. >> he was gasping and like he wasn't going to make it. i'm still just in awe. >> reporter: angie and her son were reunited with the dog they saved last week along interstate 780. the puppy now named freeway is remarkably nimble on three legs. they saw the dog dangling from the side of a pickup truck a rope around his neck. >> i notice something flopping in

st. helena in light precipitation but heavier downpours right there. anyway it looks like a wild horse valley road, that heavy downpour moving out of that particular region. this is a weather camera looking out at the coast where today's high temperature only near 53 degrees. other was the wind has been gusting up to 37 m.p.h.. tempters now holding pretty steady in the '50s. it looks like most of the rain is out of here. but blake, we certainly did needed. i'm very impressed. check out oakland, 76 percent of normal now compared to last year at 103% and we jump up to 9% in the city of san francisco as well. as we take a look at the evening commute, these cars are heading and tourist town. the showers are tapering off with breezy winced continuing out of the northwest between 10 and 20 m.p.h.. tried those days this weekend and look at the match out of rain on wednesday. tonight overnight with partly cloudy skies, '30's and 40's with tomorrow's daytime highs starting off with clouds, ending up with an abundance of sunshine, highs in the fifties to mid 60'

st. helena, san francisco, 2/10 concord live more.edwood city and cupertino nearly half inch, you received the most that is very unusual. gives you an idea how unusual the storm is coming from the southeast. mid to upper 50s that's how you should dress this morning with the wet weather not only here but around the monterey bay and your inland neighborhoods. morning drizzle and rain, chance of isolated shower during the afternoon, brighter and dry tomorrow spring warmth that means a little above average sunday, monday, tuesday afternoons. low to mid 60s mostly we will see during the afternoon with a few pockets of sun, clear lake and half moon bay could be in the upper 50s. monterey bay low to mid 60s, mid 60s inland. best chance of a shower during the afternoon will be around your neighborhoods. tonight everything clears out and schools significantly look at 30s, upper 30s cloverdale, santa rosa low to mid 40s inland, mid to upper 40s bay shore to the coast patchy fog possible overnight. here's what happened while were you sleeping

st. helena. now we're looking at an area of low pressure spinning in a counterclockwise direction.tly cloudy skies tomorrow with the colder air rushing in with this more muggy air mass. a slight chance of a thunderstorm late day or into the evening hours. let's go ahead and back up to time this out for you. this is the futurecast and you'll notice the bulk of wednesday will be dry. that is the morning commute. mostly cloudy during the afternoon hours and there is for the evening hours. and watch what happens there's a morning, then it all dissipates during the afternoon as the cooler air mask filters and. marlene develops late day in the north a sliding to the south and then have a cool stay this week on thursday. tonight into the 50s across the board, daytime highs coming down considerably tomorrow. 60s at the beaches, 69 degrees in san jose. 63 in union city. out of the '70s and into the upper 60s for the most part east of the day and then across the northern section of the san francisco bay area into the 60s. kentfield around 67 degrees. they're the is the extended forecast. kou

st. helena, to the north of sonoma. and in the past few hours you can see the sensor in the middle of the bay, the bouy, and the winds up to 26 miles per hour, it is breezy across the bay area for tonight. as the winds back off over the next few hours temperatures drop off, as a result. a late season frost advisory, kicking up in the north bay, thursday morning at 3:00, early thursday morning from 3:00 until 8:00 tomorrow morning. the overnight lows at 30 degrees, 29-32 degrees, first thing tomorrow morning. so keep the plants warm and the animals warm as we do head into your thursday, in fact here is a look at the projected numbers, chilly napa, 30 degrees, and san francisco, starting tomorrow in the upper 30s, tomorrow morning, first thing we shade in the areas that we expect temperatures in the 30s, 40s, and there is a 20- degree element just to the north, move into parts of the north bay first thing tomorrow morning. into the afternoon hours, a nice recovery, the readings back up in the 50s, right around the mid-to-

st. helena, patchy areas of ice.low level moisture that we could see a little bit of that patchy frost. for tomorrow morning the coldest spots will be santa rosa, napa, fairis field and livermore with low to mid-30s with those isolated 20s possible up here into the north bay. 40 in redwood city. even 40 at the coastline in santa cruz. now a small batch of moisture looks like it will ride its way right across the sierra. if you're heading that way, sunshine in the bay area. across the highest elevations, maybe about 1 to 3 inches, a dusting compared to what we've had lately. nonetheless some wintry conditions. thursday numbers will top out in the upper 50s in santa cruz. 06 in los gatos. for those of you in the east bay, not so bad. you'll still need the jacket, though. 57 in dublin. 57 in hayward. 59 in san mateo and low 60s expe expected in santa rosa and also san rafael. it will stay on the cooler side the next two to three days here, at least in the coastline, but then as we head throughout saturday, look at those

st. helena on april 14th. help will be needed to plant trees and also remove northern native plants.ou can sign up under the web link sex on ktvu.com. >>> drivers in marin county, you're asked to watch out for an unusual visitor. these otter crossing signs are posted on lucky drive. residents say otters are swimming up and down the high canal, climbing the bank, and crossing the street. they say the otters like to spend time in the creek and the lagoons, but so far two have died as they tried to cross the roads. so now you can see the signs out there asking people and drivers to be careful. >> god to be otterly careful. it's 8:21. new details about the final moments of whitney houston's life. who may have been the last person to see her alive. also, we're looking out the window checking your weather. not a bad picture! cold and breezy today. steve is coming back and tell what you to expect later today. >> good morning. if you're driving on highway 4, a little slow traffic heading west but things are clearing out. but it's still slow in one key bay area spot. [ female announcer ] this

st. helena avenue in dundalk. >> she was the great lady of the block. >> the only injured victim was a 96e. >> the fire was rolling out above their hats and they took her to the hospital. we got the report she was unconscious initially she was conscious when the emt people got here so we are not sure if it was from smoke or she was overwhelmed. she is being evaluated now. >> the rocking horse that was on the front porch is in the front yard now. she loved that rocker. >> the fire started at 5:30 this afternoon. it was not long before the smoke quickly spread to neighboring houses. >> it was a big explosion and the house shook and i wondered what was going on. by the time i open the door, i saw the fire rolling out of 226. >> i saw a lot of smoke and just a little bit of flames shooting out them firefighters had the flames out in less than two hours but four homes were damaged in the process. >> they had to pull the ceilings out on the front porch and still is upstairs and water damage to everything else. >> firefighters that the blaze may have started near reports but investigators are tr

st. helena after it had all come to smash he was saying over his dinner table, expect me to become another washington kind of bitterly. washington chose to do what he did so he doesn't leave a shattered dynasty -- there's a great by another frenchman, diplomat and a poet, great enemy of napoleon and he spent some time and america and he said travel through the forest where washington's soared shown what he find, a world. he is riding with napoleon in mind and all his battles. great battles, great victories. a world. >> host: that from "founding father: rediscovering george washington" richard brookhiser writes fatherhood in any society understand it is a result of training and active will. a man who would be fodder in name as well as fact must go beyond what is merely national. of father is a man who follows through. this is why it was particularly appropriate that washington came to be known as the father of his country. he was the founder above all others who followed through. >> guest: the counterexample is hamilton's father. he sired him and even stuck around for nine years but then he

st. helena after it had all come to smash, he was saying they expected me to become another washington. kind of bitterly. well, you could have. but you chose not to. washington chose to do what he did. so, he doesn't leave a shattered dynasty. he leaves a country, and there is a great line by another frenchman, who is a diplomat and a poet, a great enemy of napoleon, and he spent some time in america. and he said, you know, travel through the forests where washington's sword shown, what do you find. tombs? no. a world. he is writing with napoleon in explained all his battles. great battles. great victories. . . that world. >> host: and from rediscovering george washington, richard brookhiser writes, fatherhood is a result of training and an act of will. a man who would be father in name as well as fact must goon what is merely natural. the father of the man that follows through. this is why it was particularly appropriate that washington came to be known as the father of his country, for he was the founder above all others who followed through. >> guest: well, the counterexample is hami