the state of california has already outlined plans to remove large parking lots at big basin for theefit of the floor. limit camping to less sensitive areas. and sara says just as they did before, the fund is ready to go again, even more controversial ideas. that means select logging. bringing controlled fire. i think the vision they could provide today is helping the public understand why that is so essential if we want to see these beloved redwoods continue for the next seven generations. >> reporter: the next chapter in the lives of these old growth trees haven't been written yet. but the new forest management strategy is already being rolled out by state parks. >> i would love to be around another few thousand to see what's going to happen to it. >> reporter: and visitors like katherine and susan could only hope that today's decisions will be as smart as those made 125 years ago and will have positive and long lasting impacts on the giants of the forest. >>> well, the city opened up a new public restroom today. this is on the corner on the south side near the park, giving their f

the 2020 complex fire, which was caused by lightning, burned 97% of big basin state park.park headquarters on numerous cabins were burned to the ground and tens of thousands of trees were incinerated. the cabins are gone forever, but the redwoods are still alive. the fire destroyed the wide and dark canopies and the treetops of a bottle brush appearance, but they persevere. >> this tree stands today, battle scarred, right? here's the char from the most recent fire right here. and here's a scar showing out how the tree was alive but hollowed out by earlier fires. and you can see the trunk of the tree growing over and will continue to grow over to close that scar over time. and this tree is alive. a testament to the ability of redwoods to withstand even pretty extreme fire. >> reporter: now sarah says perhaps the greatest threat to the redwoods will be the hardest one to stop. >> climate change is as big or a bigger threat to the forest than the saws 125 years ago. the saws we could stop. and once they were stopped, the forests were saved. climate change, we're not going to

an incredible and by way the campers will be our 125th state park.lause] [applause] [applause] >> in pennsylvania is home to some of the most beautiful marketable places in the country and a lot more people to experience that if this is a budget that looks to the future and whether it supporting america, the 50 or expanding access to her parks and trails and all of which are free by the way as we look to the future, we need to invest in the key sectors that are going to fuel our growth is where economic strategy identified five pillars of opportunity energy, agriculture, manufacturing, robotics and technology, and life sciences in this budget supports all five sectors that were to focus on life sciences for just a moment. the scenario what we are poised for explosive novation and growth and we visit the landscape of life sciences dominated our country for many years the bay area, in boston and it pains me to the work boston given my serious hatred of the boston celtics but facts are facts here but after them, there's a huge drop off huge life science

traveling to the us to discuss the prospective ends of the war and ukraine with us secretary of state park. rubio from united. revisit comes after french present amount of on the call and met trump on monday. relations between the us and europe are growing increasingly strange as washington and moscow appear to grow closer. speaking to journalist, the head of a trip call, us insisted that europe and ukraine must be involved in forging any peace with russia. you can discuss. so whatever you want to, with the, with food thing, but the, if it comes to europe for ukraine, and then ukraine and europe also have to agree to the 1st that has to be peace and so far of routine advice. it does not want. we asked you to be corresponded, terry schultz and brussels. what we could expect from causes visit you us as well as your foreign policy. she's kind of call us is not one to remain silent. if she disagrees with what's being said, she's a former student in prime minister, add an extraordinarily strong supporter of ukraine. you saw her there wearing yellow and blue yesterday at the anniversary of the s

that foresight to like get all this property together that the nikkei marshall, gold state park housespark came to be is a bit bittersweet, though, for basi >> much of the land was obtained from pearly through eminent domain for any family. whether you're black or white, know, you came there and the state came in rip that all the way. but there's still plenty to be proud of. >> it's really orchards. blacksmith shops, a rental property in the entire state park. >> it all be tied to this family. blast, california pioneers, what he did, what he won it. >> that park to look like, you know who he wanted to reach. anyone should know that story. >> crowd for a celebrating black history throughout the end of february and make sure you tune into our special honoring black history this thursday. it starts at 06:00pm. it's hosted by noelle bellow and rain harpy. >> and still ahead, a local zoo. >> it's about to get a national honor. >> award season is hitting the bay area. the oakland making its way onto a list of the best zoo. exhibit by usa today. the zoo is asking you, though, to vote. for the

the kids that are really still in hiding abroad the better late than never. trump, secretary of state park, or ruby oaks, admits america's unipolar moment. his past, viewers over this program understood this long ago. all of this admission make comes for him. policy difference will diplomacy make a come back? 1941. the radical right wing was stone shall be nice. ation seized power and form the independent stage of correlation. hold on 3 named tense. what's kind of a problem with it's still a system of these 3 i just got one of the main targets was children. historical sources say because tasha kills over 72000 children business it my god, they have done a roll of nose up that of course i say you may have done one up front that you have just done with gerald to go a b. c on that and even the germans themselves were horrified by the atrocities committed by the stash reflection of that. so there's a lot to deal with global mistakes. a theme is at least i'll talk to a possibly a bit too tight, not to allow me to research on the do you as well take over the guys script and we will do a job with

me by that sign it is closed because state parks is worried about trees being knocked down because of the wind and also flooding possibly along the san lorenzo river. now, the river runs along the edge of felton. as of midday thursday, it was staying within its banks, but it was very deep and money and neighbors here are concerned. the sheriff's office did issue an evacuation warning for folks who live in the fountain grove neighborhood, which is not too far from where i'm standing with. more rain coming in the hours ahead. that warning is still in place. i did talk to some neighbors who wednesday to motel last night. they live along the river and they were worried about flooding and also those high winds. they came back to check on their house, which is okay and they're keeping an eye on the river. we had to evacuate at least a dozen times as we here. >> not to worry about the flooding that's training off already. who's going back to andrea? but we get more rain and wind tonight. so we're going back to motel. know there were some additional evacuation warnings for anyone living in th

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the pair was hiking on a steep cliffside in snow canyon state park where they became start. the man's wife alerted authorities that the two were missing, eading to a search and rescue mission. video footage capturing the life-saving rescue as the helicopter hoisted them up to safety. no word on their current condition. >>> the nhl star skating toward a wayne gretzky record. mom's gonna love this! alright kids come on. it's time for bed! ( ♪♪ ) good morning, mr. snuggles. make breakfast special with the cocoa and hazelnutty goodness of nutella. ( ♪♪ ) [fighting scene] —ugh! here we go again —wait there's a red hulk now? excuse me... what do i do about this? —we use tide oxi boost. —it's a life saver. the most powerful clean in any universe. lookin good. thank you. see captain america: brave new world. ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) even when us women's national team forward mallory swanson isn't on the field... ...she always makes the perfect pla

. >> california state park rangers closed henry cowell redwoods state park as a precaution after three motorists in south santa cruz county had to be rescued from rising waters. >> right now we're trying to on the side of precaution with our park closures to make sure that we don't have anyone getting hurt in the parks, as well as helping our cooperators and local communities with evacuations in flood and swiftwater response. >> heavy rain soaked south bay roadways such as highway 17. chp officers say there was a fatal crash on highway one at demio lane back in felton. residents say an early break from the rain and a reversal of the rising water levels left them feeling comfortable. this area would not flood, at least not yet. >> it's already starting to go back down. it's fortunately the last the last couple feet. the river gets so wide that it takes a lot for it to jump the last the last 3 or 4ft to actually flood into the yards. >> and as i said, the rain has returned. now, the river levels have gone down, and that's what residents are telling us. it's kind of a yo yo effect. where

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family and friends desperately looking for gabby, who would vanish after taking a dream trip across state parks, ending with the murder of the young 22 year old daughter and sister, and the suicide of the man who took her life. >> oh my god. >> knowing what we know now about brian murdering her and then seeing their, you know, gentle, vulnerable relationship coming to fruition on camera and in a raw type of way in the outtakes, you know, it was hard to look at, but also like, extremely fascinating. >> filmmakers julia willoughby nason and mike gasparro go beyond the lens of social media in a new netflix documentary, american murder. gabby petito going through hours of gabby's recordings and writings. >> stretching, doing some morning yoga. >> with never before seen footage taken by gabby, outtakes of their four month journey together. a personal story told through the unused video and personal journals of the young woman so senselessly murdered. context. to better understand the couple's fragile relationship and the abuse gabby suffered when the cameras were off. >> they put out. >> what they w

. >>> up next at 5:00, the redwoods and state parks, were severely damaged during lightning fueled wildfireready, new hope is starting to emerge. the plan to protect the thousand year old trees far into the future. >>> i would love to be around another few thousand to see what's going to happen to it. >>> and plus a big crowd on hand to celebrate a new toilet in the east bay. >>> and so not only is this functional, but it is pretty nice to look at. >> and so what's got the community members so ♪ (upbeat music playing) ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ kia movement that inspires. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, or are prone to infections. liver problems can occur. entyvio. relief. r

i think state parks is looking at that. we may be looking at that. i wouldn't be surprised if there are parks that are closed too. >> i'm just making a mark i'm going to drench. so it goes down in the trench down there, all the way down the hill. >> the warnings in the mountains are similar in gravity, but different in cause. 60 mile an hour wind gusts and heavy rain could mean downed trees and flooding. neighbors are getting ready. >> i got all these leaves and branches. i'm trying to get the backyard cleaned before it hits. i got three generators ready to go right now. one's broke down in the back, which i'm going to fix one day. but yeah, i just i got things ready to go. i mean, i got the freezer ready. everything's in front in case it does come over. >> david johnson has lived across the street from the san lorenzo river for 15 years. he's watched it rise fast before, and he's keeping an eye out this week in particular. >> it's where it comes up. this is my flood warning zone. it comes up to that level on the bottom there. that's when i start fre

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the two were lost for hours, hiking in snow canyon state park.horities. >> they are just down below. >> with temperatures n near freezing and their cell phone's dead . they survived in part because in that same spot, incredibly, they found the backpack with blankets, food, and water left behind by 15- year-old levi that was stranded in that same location only weeks ago. >> i'm insanely grateful i could help them . that's what the backpack was intended for. to help someone, i thought that someone white be me. >> reporter: as for the rescued pair, dad says he's grateful and certain in the future, no matter how long the hike, he will always be prepared for the worst. nbc news. >> we are back in a moment with the robots that are revolutionizing healthcare . but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, m

they were hiking in near freezing temperatures and snow canyon state park.heriff's deputies say they did not have a working phone and survived on food, water and supplies left behind by another hiker weeks earlier. the man's wife reported the two missing. a popular family owned egg ranch in the south bay will soon sell its final dozen. after 76 years and in the middle of an egg shortage. the oliveira egg ranch in san jose first opened in 1949, but plans to close at the end of march. this the end, but planned to close the end of march. this weekend, lococal stomers stopped by to reminisce about the business that even offered a drive through egg service. kind of heartbroken to see it all kind of go, because it's the last bit of my childhood right here that i remember, you know? so it's sad to see it go. the owner says he's closing because of market fluctuations that caused financial challenges. also, his children didn't want to take over the business. the ranch will be torn down and single family homes are planned for the property. tennis legend andre agassi w

some state parks are closed. the santa cruz pier is also closed, and 17 would be very difficult if you were trying to make it there anyway. in gilroy, kris sanchez, nbc, bay area news. most definitely. thanks so much, chris. now we continue with our microclimate weather coverage for you. nbc bay area's bob redell. joining us now, he's along the alameda creek in niles canyon. this is where flooding warning has just expired there. so bob, talk to us about the conditions there. yeah. good morning, marcus and laura. you can see why the national weather service had a flood warning issued for alameda creek. that flood warning is supposed to expire at about 15 to 20 minutes ago. and that's because this creek captures so much of the runoff from the rains here in the east bay. it is about to crest roughly 11ft, which is just above the moderate flood stage of about 10.5ft. right now, according what i saw online, it's at about 10.5ft, and it appears to have risen in about the hour and a half that we've been out here. and i

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this was around 1030 at wilder ranch state park.immers, even a chopper all up trying to locate the man who witnesses say did try to swim back to shore. the sheriff's office says the individual was never located. turning underutilized state land into housing. that's the mission behind a program being expanded by governor newsom. how it's set to help streamline building more housing. but first, a quick look at the sunset from earlier tonight. quite a stunning golden hour over san francisco bay with the city in the distance. only three more days here in the month. march quickly knocking on the door. you're watching the 11:00 ne a new year and a new adventure, with the perfect chevy to take you anywhere. ♪ with pure power unleashed. ♪ and future-forward technology. ♪ because every mile matters. ♪ and every path leads to new possibilities. or, current chevy owners can get $7,850 total value on this silverado when you trade in an eligible vehicle. chevrolet. together let's drive. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires.

i think santa cruz has closed a number of beaches, state parks, has closed a number of beaches. >> the timing of this storm is a concern since tomorrow, of course, is valentine's day and then monday is president's day. restaurants on the wharf say they are all booked up, but those plans could get washed out. >> our second week of stormy weather does have at least one positive. california's reservoirs are filling up. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez shows us the impact to the bay area's water supply. >> bay area reservoirs are filling up from powerful rainstorms. >> we should expect, you know, a lot of runoff into lexington from the storm. that that watershed is getting a lot of rain. >> santa clara valley water district spokesperson matt keller said after the dry start to the year, water levels at their reservoirs went from 70% of normal in mid january to 82% now. >> so it's obviously on the upward swing, and then with this rain and then all the runoff that's going to be coming over the next few days, i expect that number to go up. >> at california's two largest reservoirs, shas

i think santa cruz has closed a number of beaches, state parks, has closed a number of beaches. >> the timing of this storm is a concern since tomorrow, of course, is valentine's day and then monday is president's day. restaurants on the wharf say they are all booked up, but those plans could get washed out. >> our second week of stormy weather does have at least one positive. california's reservoirs are filling up. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez shows us the impact to the bay area's water supply. >> bay area reservoirs are filling up from powerful rainstorms. >> we should expect, you know, a lot of runoff into lexington from the storm. that that watershed is getting a lot of rain. >> santa clara valley water district spokesperson matt keller said after the dry start to the year, water levels at their reservoirs went from 70% of normal in mid january to 82% now. >> so it's obviously on the upward swing, and then with this rain and then all the runoff that's going to be coming over the next few days, i expect that number to go up. >> at california's two largest reservoirs, shas

in labs in manufacturing plants, not only in greater boston but in worcester and all across this state park . started the growing here that will help us decarbonized and bring more energy to massachusetts. now they are able to scale up statewide with support from our new climate tech initiative. we are also going to go big on artificial intelligence. i don't want anybody to be afraid. ai is what the internet was 30 years ago is going to change everything. and states will either help steer ai's impact, or they will struggle to keep pace. well, massachusetts where he actually planted the science behind ai, so i want us to lead from massachusetts businesses, for residents and for our workforce. see, ai is going to help us secure those diseases faster. ai is going to help us identify where we need to build up those dance and shore up our coastline to do with the effects of climate change. ai's going to help us and is helping our administration right now with speed and improve the delivery of services. that's what massachusetts does. we do it better than anybody else. i want us to do it now. i w

but but but it doesn't compare to state parks which are natural areas will also in urban park and so i hope you will take that into consideration is that with so is this hybrid we're not just you know trails and hiking trails but we're also going to have urban activities as well in terms of equity. >> thank you. and you know, i think it's so true that a park has to be a place where people feel welcome they will not come if they don't know what's there. they won't take the extra effort to go because then they're not sure whether they're going to be welcomed or not. and so as you do the the thinking about equity inclusion ,i would like to note, you know the the parks department has been terrific in that they have established new parts in the southern area of the city, the india basin mission park. there's new trails along the southern edge of the waterfront there but when you look at chinatown, it is an area which lacks you know, great parks. it is all they have is sportsman's square and a few playgrounds but they are really in them and so the density of the housing has the highest den

a popular nature reserve along the central coast is closed due to the weather, california state parks says. point lobos state natural reserve, just north of big sur, is closed to visitors, and that's because of the high winds there. the parks department says it will update the public on whether it will reopen tomorrow, and the fox local app is your home. for updates on the weather, you can get live radar anytime and extra updates from our team of meteorologists. just download that fox local app from your phone's app store and pick ktvu. new at six. the martinez refining company says containment levels from last weekend's fire were low. a preliminary report issued by the company says after monitoring the air for contaminants, it found no significant increase above typical levels. the fire started saturday after leaked materials caught fire. six workers were wounded and nearby communities were told to shelter in place. still, the contra costa county health director says the health impacts of the explosion and fire, which burned until tuesday, are still unknown. the uc berkeley sociology

that includes parts, hola, redwoods, state park public works. of course they have crews on standby reporting in pacifica. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> stephanie, thank you. new at 10, a gruesome discovery in the east bay tonight, san leandro police say just before 7 o'clock they found a body wrapped in plastic near the intersection of sweet water drive at spring lake drive the chp and the alameda county sheriff's office also responded. chp says that this time they believe that house person was using plastic material to stay dry, but they did not elaborate on how that person may have died. police in san francisco investigating a shooting near a construction site that injured a pg. any contractor. this is video from the citizen app. police say shortly before one this afternoon man was shot on sunnydale avenue in sawyer street. police have yet to confirm the identity of the victim and no arrests have been made. and piedmont to man is in jail tonight. accused of a hit and run involving a child. officers say the suspect hit the child at the int

you can see it has completely shut down this road going into the dunbar cave state park.gauge how deep it is, it's several feet. on the right we can see there's traffic cones and a stop sign and a street sign. those cones are almost completely covered. when we got here they were about halfway covered. so just indicating the river still on the rise. it's currently at major flood stage and continuing to rise several more feet going into this afternoon. now, keep in mind, while people are dealing with the river rising here, they dealt with street flooding yesterday from street flooding, temperatures, they have dropped overnight. this morning, we had snow to actually come down in the area so if you walk with me, take a look at the grass. you can see a light layer of the snow. i spoke to some residents very surprised to wake up and see that. so it's a big mix of so many different weather elements here as water continues to threaten this area. guys. charlie: thank you, brandy. turning now to your headlines. senior trump administration officials including secretary of state marc

. >> and not only will the santa cruz wharf be closed tomorrow, but california state parks is also closed. the majority of the state beaches in the santa cruz area. again, the national weather service issuing this high surf warning. they are saying on some of the west facing beaches, some waves could be 30ft, possibly even 45ft high, is what they are saying. so the bottom line take no chances by the ocean tomorrow in particular. mike, that's the story here in santa cruz. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. let's take a look now at the pg and e power outages in the bay area. at least 10,000 customers have no power right now. and as long as the strong, gusty winds continue, more outages are expected and many people are dealing with outages right there along the peninsula. that's where we find ktvu jana katsuyama live tonight in pacifica with the latest there, jenna. >> and mike, we've really seen these wind gusts pick up. it's actually it's so windy that you don't want to put an umbrella up because it will invert. here along the coast we are seeing big waves, just as mark said earlier.

they've opened up all of the state parks, they've opened up their accommodations, various lodges andy park goers. there are plenty of warm places. also a lot of neighbors helping neighbors. a lot of people in these areas have family to go to. worst case scenario, if you don't have family or friends to go to, there are public spaces that the state is opening up. >> harris: jonathan serrie, thank you so much. democrats are going after president trump for his focus on cultural issues during the first few weeks of his administration. some in the democratic party are suggesting those are actually the issues that the party lost on. here is virginia senator mark warner. >> i think the democrats brand is really bad. i think this was an election based on culture. the democrats kind of failure to connect on a cultural basis with a wide swath of americans is hugely problematic. until you have a cultural connection people won't listen to you on your issues. >> harris: a new poll finds 45% of americans want the democrat party to become more moderate. james carville has this message for dems pushi

nice in these cold, dark days of winter, and how about tim and melissa, hiking in the breathtaking state parkay. you may get that mug on today.com/shop. thank you for spending part of your morning with us. we will see you right back here with us next week on "sunday today."

by the way, jackson gibson, other state park rangers are in the back. are tennessee finest ambassadors. question. >> i have a question about the state capital. is that where the war of the roses ended, the state capital? >> the war of the roses, yes. speaking of air future generation, it's wonderful to have our future generation of tennessee here to ask the first question. probably the most noted story at the state capitol building, and i do not have time, i wish i could tell you the story, but the state capital was the site of the final fight for women's suffrage in 19 20. another story we brag about here in tennessee, that we were the last state to ratify the 19th amendment in 1920. and i had someone come to me and say is that release something to be proud of that you the last one? and it's completely changed my perspective. i thought well, ok. but nonetheless, we were. but the war of the roses, that anti-suffragist war, and the proserv or just have the yellow roses, and we all know the story of young harry byrne from tennessee who took his mother's a

from republican members whose districts impacted by cuts, whether it is a freeze on hiring and state parksh a lot of grain that they were hoping to ship to these countries and nih freezes that are impacting research facilities you are right, the legislature has left it in the hands of the president, whether that's going to continue especially if constituents of these republican members, not just democrats, but republican members start to come forward and start to express their dismay. >> meredith, kimberley strassel in the "wall street journal" writes the g.o.p.'s doge test, what everyone knows even if most won't say gravy easty first targets woke, indefinite cybil what everyone also knows even if most won't say this isn't where the real money is, meaning doge won't succeed without congressional g.o.p. grit, a relate republicans are studiously ignoring. interesting, and you wonder how that's going to play out on capitol hill considering what amy just said. >> we have seen how republicans have praised some of the cost cutting measures that elon musk and his team has made but, at a certain p

they were hiking in near freezing temperatures in snow canyon state park. sheriff's deputies say they did not have a working phone and survived on food, water and supplies left behind by another hiker. weeks earlier, the man's wife reported the two missing. all right, rob murrieta here now. rob behind us, san jose pretty clear, but i imagine other parts of the bay area seeing some cloud cover. san francisco not so much. kind of the opposite right now. we'll show you that view right now. we've heard that song before. patchy, dense fog and a good example of it as we look outside downtown san francisco right now, you can now see the tops of the buildings, as in the very top of the transamerica pyramid, standing above the low clouds there. that's one of the items we're watching tomorrow morning. patchy areas of dense fog. cloudy skies monday. chance of some drizzle along with those low clouds. a few showers during the afternoon, then temperatures are going to be warming up really for three days. it will be tuesday through thursday and then for next weekend. rai

and likely out of their house, either with relatives in a state park or another warm, dry place. >> moren states are under similar snow and ice alerts this week. in texas, crews have been working around the clock to treat and clear roads. >> we're covering this 24 hours a day. all of our crew members are on call, so we are using anybody and everybody to fight this storm. >> forecasters say by thursday, temperatures could reach record lows in several southern states. cold weather shelters are already filling up, and some are preparing to house hundreds of people before the storm is over. >> me and my husband and my son. we have service dogs and they have to be with us. >> here in kentucky. officials are urging people to limit travel and to prepare emergency kits with flashlights and blankets. in fulton, kentucky, jonathan serrie, fox news. >> elon musk and his doge team continue cutting government spending. i'm rebecca kasser in washington with where the group is planning to look next. [music] >> and we'll have an update on pope francis on pope francis s b i'm not happy with the way that

by the way, jackson and other state park rangers are in the back. they are the ambassador of the bison to most park and they are to a cease ambassadors and we're to make sure you recognize two or three of many. okay. question i have a question about. the state capital is that were the war of the roses ended, the state capital at the war of. the roses, yes. thank. speaking of our future generation, it's to have our our generation of tennessee in here to ask the first question. yeah, probably the most noted story at the state capitol building. we have the and i do not have time. i wish i could tell you the story, but the state capitol was site of the final fight for women's suffrage in 1920. another story we brag about here in tennessee that we were the last state to ratify the 19th amendment in 1920 and had someone come to me in and say, well, is that really something to be proud of that you were the last one and it's completely changed my perspective. but that's it. well, okay, well, but nonetheless, we were. but the war of the roses the anti suffra

to make sure those people are are safe and likely out of their house, either with relatives in a state parkstates are under similar snow and ice alerts this week. in texas, crews have been working around the clock to treat and clear roads. >> we're covering this 24 hours a day. all of our crew members are on call, so we are using anybody and everybody to fight this storm. >> forecasters say by thursday, temperatures could reach record lows in several southern states. cold weather shelters are already filling up, and some are preparing to house hundreds of people before the storm is over. >> me and my husband and my son. we have service dogs and they have to be within us. >> here in kentucky. officials are urging residents to limit travel and to prepare emergency kits with flashlights and blankets. in fulton, kentucky, jonathan terry ktvu, fox two news. >> so at any minute now, president trump is set to speak in miami at an investment conference hosted by saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund. [music] a live picture now from the conference, titled future investment initiative institute priori

to make sure those people are are safe and likely out of their house, either with relatives in a state parkdry place. >> more than two dozen states are under similar snow and ice alerts this week in texas. crews have been working around the clock to treat and clear roads. forecasters say. by thursday, temperatures could reach record lows in several southern states, and a georgia woman is suing a fertility clinic after she gave birth to someone else's child. christina murray says the fertility clinic helped her get pregnant from in-vitro fertilization, but doctors used another patient's embryo during the process. and then after the child was born, she requested a dna test, which confirmed her fears. the clinic contacted the biological parents of the baby, who later sued murray for custody. she gave up the child after five months and says she has not seen him since. >> my birth story is nothing like what you could ever anticipate. it is riddled with shock, confusion, fear. the birth of my child was supposed to be the happiest moment of my life, and honestly, it was. but it was also the scarie

to make sure those people are are safe and likely out of their house, either with relatives in a state park >> more than two dozen states are under similar snow and ice alerts this week. in texas, crews have been working around the clock to treat and clear roads. >> we're covering this 24 hours a day. all of our crew members are on call, so we are using anybody and everybody to fight this storm. >> forecasters say by thursday, temperatures could reach record lows in several southern states. cold weather shelters are already filling up, and some are preparing to house hundreds of people before the storm is over. >> me and my husband and my son. we have service dogs and they have to be within us. >> here in kentucky. officials are urging residents to limit travel and to prepare emergency kits with flashlights and blankets. in fulton, kentucky, jonathan serrie ktvu, fox two news. >> the holiday weekend gave a much needed boost to businesses along the santa cruz wharf. last weekend's storm and high surf warnings shut down the wharf, including on valentine's day, but it reopened saturday once la

the hiker was injured out at the henry coe state park, which is just east of morgan hill. officials say the hiker had a dislocated hip. the crew was able to get that person to safety. all right. we're going to take a break as we're coming up on 6.27. still ahead, east bay woman arrested on suspicion of child abuse on suspicion of child abuse will tel ghirardelli intense dark. bold... rich... intensely delicious dark chocolate. ghirardelli intense dark. makes life a bite better. >> it's 6.29 and we are looking at the fog from above. so you can see why you can see anything only place. you can get visibility more than maybe a couple 100 feet. >> good morning, jon. the and the fog is it's a thin veil, but it's a very thick, thin veil at that. i mean, it's packed right into the bay. so you don't have to drive up very high in the hills to get above it. but once you drive down into it, oh, my goodness. it is so socked in and making for some very low visibility looking outside at san jose. you can see much sunlight down there in the santa clara valley just yet very thick fog up an

i think state parks is looking at that. we may be looking at that. i wouldn't be surprised if there are parks that are closed to. >> the county is expecting particularly dangerous surf on friday. >> all right. and we are in for quite a decent storm coming our way. >> this thing looks intense. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking it for us and is here with the very latest. >> yeah, this storm is going to pound the bay area, dan. and what we're getting is ahead of the storm. just some gentle rain. let me show you live doppler seven. it is an fabric river, a level three storm that is moving in our direction. and ahead of it. we are seeing some wet weather right around oakland macarthur boulevard heading into berkeley, grizzly peak boulevard into kensington. also some light rain around sfo, brisbane, colma area. so we are just getting started with this storm. but notice off the coastline we have some heavier returns and that is going to be heading in our direction. the flood risk tomorrow is increasing for the entire bay area. take a look at our flood

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