in the large storm it would have overflowed. we have storm by storm output so you can see. this is the level of service storm and this facility overflowed or in the case of sunset which you can see and sunset boulevard over sand we have 40 inches per hour of infiltration. it performs very, very well. in some of the other areas it performs differently. it is interesting when you look at it storm by storm. we can certainly provide that. these are the average of all of the storms it has experienced. does that may being sense? >> that is perfect. thank you. >> i will adds for expansion on that. when you say percentage of rainfall that fell another the facility, where you have -- i am thinking of the oak and green street. there are facilities that are part of the street that are designed to capture. are you measuring just that as the facility or the street itself and the streets that lead into the streets? >> right. let me make sure i answer your question. i will take a stab at it and i might ask will to jump in. each pat has a drainage management area that is draining to it. in

that storm threat out of the bay area. so we're expecting lighter rain totals, but any amount of rain will help, especially to help delay the start of our fire season just inching closer with these warmer and drier temperatures heading our way. more on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes. just team. back to you. thank you so much. debris. some. >> we're going out to the south bay and san jose police investigating the city's 13th homicide of the year. investigators say a motorcyclist attacked a pedestrian with his motorcycle 5 o'clock on april 8th. the attack happened on first street near the airport. the suspect left the scene before police arrived and the victim died later at a hospital. anyone with information is asked to contact police. and san jose police are also investigating a shooting that left one person with life threatening injuries. this is video of the scene from the citizen app. it happened this morning at a high rise offcampus housing apartment for san jose state students called the grad. police a

she is tracking the storm. yeah. we're tracking some widespread light drizzle and some light showers on again off again in nature. >> for most of the bay area and then tomorrow morning, widespread rain for everyone. so let's zoom on into radar for this is going to impact your saturday night dried slick roads out there also reducing poor visibility because of those storms off the coast making its way inland. but we're tracking some widespread light rain for inland valleys. for those of you in the east bay specifically in hayward, danville and livermore out there right now richmond, you're starting to see some widespread light showers. but as we shift to the south and east still dry for those of you in san jose. but wait a few minutes. you're expected to see some rain within the next half hour or so. and for those of you in the north bay. you've been seeing those light scattered showers early this evening. and it's just continuing with the storms off the coast making its way inland. and this isn't even the main storm t

tomorrow are storm impacts scale we rank the storm one out of five, light to moderate rain, slant slight chance of thunder, most areas under half an inch and i'll have all specific details for your neighborhood coming up. >>> looking ahead national drug take back day is unlike any other for one east that story is ahead. >>> take a look at this, a sure tight housing inventory is on the bay area wax what all these people were waiting aa ovght. t k id but inbuy a home in santa clara. we were at the scene on keefer road where 18 units became the real estate agent says the crowd is a good indicator of the current market in the bay area given low supply in high demand. >> we have hardly any new construction so anytime there is new construction there is a certain pool of buyers that really values that. >> the unions were selling for 1.2 and $1.9 million. each could have up to 25 potential bidders. >>> volunteers in the south bay were hard at work today performing vertical home repairs for uthbay seniors. the group fix up the two houses, one along south 17th street and the other on mount whitney

storm system put itself together. see that kind of backed up by that moisture coming right out of the gulf of alaska. and there you go. kind of a 1, 2 punch as it comes onshore. midday now on sunday into the afternoon. and we're talking maybe a quarter, maybe a half an inch of rain as a storm system comes through some snow across some of the higher peaks, maybe a lingering shower on monday. then we dry things out. but yeah, still looks a little progressive. you long-range pattern may be getting clipped by another storm system late on thursday, at least in parts of the north bay. although that one does not look as impressive. still, we are going to be dealing with some warmer weather. not much wind tomorrow. the temperatures will be cool as you approach san francisco, 56 downtown about 61 in the mission along the coastline plan of some patchy fog, probably some drizzle along the coastline tonight in the pacific also in the half moon bay 59 some sunshine in millbrae and those temperatures warming up for the south 70 deg

storm is critical of forestry practices in germany. but nature conservation is still more valued here than in many other countries. finland is one example the nordic nation advertises its forests as a tourist attraction but appearances can be deceiving europe's last indigenous people the sani live from reindeer herding the animals graze in the forests but many young reindeer herders like yourself are watching these woodlands disappear. or respect their reindeer as life and so arrive early in the new year. and i feel happy when i see them and feel lucky for myself to be or going to scald to their culture is under threat finland's forests are being clear cut to produce things like oil and pay for. the radio heard that the reindeer is the most important if. we take care of them and teach them alive so they can take care of us and keep prosper. sammy settlements stretch across the north of norway sweden and finland and into the far west of russia. about $10000.00 sami live in finland today the families share grazing areas for their reindee

and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking the storm. yes, some already arrived for your saturday night. >> not going to be a big drought buster with tonight's storm and even for your sunday morning. >> but the good news is it's adding some much needed moisture to our local valleys and hills. that's hopefully going to delay the start of fire season. we've had some record breaking heat just a few weeks ago. and now finally seeing some april showers returning to the bay area. so let's zoom on into radar for last time i use this was 37 days ago. so it's great to dust it off. and finally tracked some wet weather out there in the bay area richmond and oakland seeing some light scattered showers, even extending inland along conquered and even into antioch delay who was well tracking some of that wet weather and throughout the southern tip of the north bay sell salido and mill valley seeing some light misty conditions as well. pretty dry for most of the north bay. but petaluma and santa rosa about to see some more rain heading your way with the

i'm tracking this storm hour by hour, my full forecast. stick around on for news at 3 starts right now. >> now from the local news station. this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> caitlyn jenner is making it official and says she's in and will run for california governor, thank you so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. also breaking today, health advisors are just agreeing now that it's ok to resume covid-19 vaccinations with johnson and johnson's single dose shot will have a lot more on that in just a minute. but first we want to get to this news that the reality tv star and former olympian well is now hoping to oust governor gavin newsome from office. we're talking about caitlyn jenner and our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joining us live now. so actually this has a lot to do with the recall effort against governor gavin newsome. how are the organizers feeling about caitlyn jenner now throwing her name in the ring. yeah, the organizers are excited. they say her entering the race will elevated. caitlyn jenne

storm overflows are supposed to have permits.ered welsh water doesn't have a permit for the one angela has been filming, so the dumping here is illegal. get ready, it's coming. 0h! here we go. ugh. you can smell it. you can see the steam coming off of it. look at it spewing, look at the colour it comes out. it's a horrible grey colour. i can see bits of — floating bits. i presume that's some sort of toilet paper. there's toilet paper and stuff in it. i can't quite believe this. this isjust... i don't know. i feel so distressed and upset that we've got a protected river that we really, really aren't protecting. this is really not good enough. it's not, you know? and you can hear it now, it's just starting to go, and i'm sure we're going to get another surge of sewerage coming out now. welsh water is a not—for—profit company and says it has invested more than £1 billion in its waste water network. it says it hopes to have a permit for the overflow by july. but right now, it is illegally dumping untreated sewage into a protected riv

they're called storm overflows.rs don'tjust carry sewage from our homes, rainwater pours into them too and, sometimes, that combination can overwhelm the system. these pipes are designed to act as release valves in very wet weather, allowing water companies to dump untreated sewage directly into the river. the problem is that storm overflows are being used much too frequently. in 2020, the water companies used them 403,000 times in england alone, pumping out sewage for a staggering 3.1 million hours. the water industry says it's trying to use them less often. in periods of high ground water, intense rain and storms, there's a risk that the sewer network simply gets overloaded, and we absolutely can't have sewerflooding in people's homes and businesses, so overflows allow it to be released into the environment. but this isn't exceptional, is it? this is commonplace. there's more monitoring than ever, and that's going to give us more data than we've ever had before, and companies are committed to reducing the use of o

this going to be a significant storm in route to the sierra nevada. that snow level dropping all the way down to about 4,000 feet outside right now. you see the clouds moving in right now and more that on the way tonight. even some drizzle expected along the coastline tomorrow temperatures kind of cool spots 50's along the coastline with cloudy skies 60's inside the bay and mid 60's in the valleys. little drizzle. couple sprinkles around the bay as well. >> kron 4. we are celebrating earth week by drawing attention to some of the biggest environmental challenges in the bay area and the pandemic has made ppe like face masks. life saving accessories. but so much of it is to. so that. this poll so much of it is disposed of and then ends up littering our beaches and our waterways. so that's a where put a mask on towards morning. kelly talked to environmental activists on the front lines here working too cleanup and unintended consequence of our need to stay safe during the pandemic. >> ppe like disposable face masks could be seen warren everywhere in our

use caution with that late season storm.ou might not be used to driving on the slippery roadways, so pockets of moderate rain, low visibility. i'll be back with a look at the rest of the hour-by-hour forecast including what you can expect for the second half of your weekend beyond sunday morning coming right up. >> thank you. >>> to track this weekend's storm you can access live doppler 7 on demand on your tv. download the abc7 bay area connected tv app wherever you stream. >>> well, new details from fremont police on what happened when police shot a suspect in a hotel parking lot earlier this month, the department released a detailed video analysis of the moments leading up to that shooting. the video begins with suspect steven mosley leaving the hyatt place hotel. police say they were waiting outside to arrest him on four warrants, but mosley apparently sees the officers and makes a run for it. officers release a k-9 officer who you sue here chasing mosley. fremont officers are not far behind. the video you're watching is

storm is critical of forestry practices in germany. but nature conservation is still more valued here than in many other countries. finland is one example the nordic nation advertises its forests as a tourist attraction but appearances can be deceiving europe's last indigenous people the sami live from reindeer herding the animals graze in the forests but many young reindeer herders like yourself are watching these woodlands disappear. or respect their reindeer as life in survivor and the moon. and i see you happy when they see them and if you're lucky for myself to be born into sculpture their culture is under threat finland's forests are being clear cut to produce things like oil and paper. to the radio to the reindeer is the most important if. we take care of them and teach them the lives so they can take care of us and keep prosper . sammy settlements stretch across the north of norway sweden and finland and into the far west of russia. about $10000.00 sami live in finland today the families share grazing areas for their reindeer.

tracking our next storm. the weekend storm getting organized.ill bring the rain as we look to sunday. cooler for the weekend. temperatures will be in the 50s on sunday and widespread rain expected warming up as we look to next week. pack to you. >> where are the balloons and confetti. it's your birthday. >> i love you so much. coming into work and getting all the sweet birthday wishes mean last lot. >> you deserve all the love >> and you have chocolate for the next month. you're good to go. >> can't wait. >> thanks >>> good morning to our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning." it's friday, april 23, 2021. i'm anthony mason, with michelle miller and vladimir gaultier. gayle and tony are off. >>> it's decision day for the johnson & johnson vaccine. will it be available again after a ten-day pause? the latest on concerns about those potential rare blood clots. >>> a plan to tax wealthier americans to pay for things like childcare, college and paid family leave. what may be in president biden's blueprint and why there's already backl

use caution with that late season storm. you might not be used to driving on the slippery roadways, so pockets of moderate rain, low visibility. i'll be back with a look at the rest of the hour-by-hour forecast including what you can expect for the second half of your weekend beyond sunday morning coming right up. >> thank you. >>> to track this weekend's storm you can access live doppler 7 on demand on your tv. download the abc7 bay area connected tv app wherever you stream. >>> well, new details from fremont police on what happened when police shot a suspect in a hotel parking lot earlier this month, the department released a detailed video analysis of the moments leading up to that shooting. the video begins with suspect steven mosley leaving the hyatt place hotel. police say they were waiting outside to arrest him on four warrants, but mosley apparently sees the officers and makes a run for it. officers release a k-9 officer who you sue here chasing mosley. fremont officers are not far behind. the video you're watching i

severe storm flooding used to be considered a once every 500 year event. it's once every 25 years. and with in the next three decades the national academy of science pringts that it may happen once every five years. you don't have to look in to the future to get a sense to the consequences of climate change, they are happening now and right here. you see that old fortification over there, it was built to keep the french out of the waters by henry the viii, he built it to last. but last winter, a storm rose up andthe waters rose up and it cla collapsed, 500 years. weather patterns are not what they used to be. >> we get the highest tides and strongest storms and warmestcol happening year after year. >> temperatures and sea levels and storms you can measure, the oceans play a more mysterious role in the climate story, if it were not for the oceans the planet would be warming faster. one of the new areas of study, i gather, is what we are learning about what kind of role the world's oceans have played really in protecting us from ourselves. >> the oceans are

storms this week.ese storms. >>> the race to vaccinate america suffering a setback. states nationwide bracing for a massive drop in johnson & johnson vaccines. this after millions of doses were contaminated at a baltimore plant. what to know this morning. >>> remembering prince philip. the duke of edinburgh passing away friday at age 99. married to queen elizabeth ii for 73 years. tributes pouring in from around the world. this morning, the latest out of

the storm is clearing out, the temperatures tonight are going to drop. middle 40s for most of us not that bad. the coldest night we have had. look at santa rosa. 36. that is going to be colder than what we have gotten used to. that is what happens next and then over the next few hours as the clouds clear out, the clearer the sky gets the colder it will be tonight. two reasons, a cold front. when you get clear skies you lose your insulation, as pretty as the clouds are now they will not be able to hang on. the temperatures right now, fine, upper 50s, cooler day today than what we had, many of us stayed in the upper 50s. you can see how the set up worked for this storm. look at that huge trough over the west. that is what brought our rain. you look at it on the water vapor, you can not miss it. this is why it is still snowing in the sierra. that storm it is still pulling a lot of moisture, pile driving ight irange. head on. just oriented perfectly for that northwest direction of the mountains and we are still going to put another few inches of snow up ther

which used to suffer a lot because of the storms but this time the concrete embankments have saved the day. it's been 11 years since the indian government decided to build the cinder vans and by humans but just 5 kilometers have been completed to date that section withstood the recent storms and also proved useful for transporting emergency aid so people here now have construction will continue at a faster pace the tico society for rural development is an ngo that's been helping local residents since the 1970 s. . on. the lives of the people in the stelter always hanging on a thread. so no one really knows what danger awaits them and their last. cycling's are unpredictable and they will get worse we need to be properly prepared by quins our best bet. but the embankment still can't stop the salt water from getting into the fields fallen neil knows he has to adapt by farming his land differently. in some of his fields he's now planted more durable plants. we're going to. go now an organization based in delhi helps us with farming certain pulses can grow even in storm prone areas where sa

we do have a storm under way. i'll let you know how much rain we'll get. >>> tonight it's 43 and me. do you remember the nuclear codes. >> let me tell you something, i couldn't even -b say the word some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insulin it's already making. most people reached an a1c under 7%. plus, trulicity can lower your risk of cardiovascular events. it can also help you lose up to 10 pounds. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. taking

storm is critical of forestry practices in germany. but nature conservation is still more valued here than in many other countries. finland is one example the nordic nation advertises its forests as a tourist attraction but appearances can be deceiving europe's last indigenous people the sami live from reindeer herding the animals graze in the forests but many young reindeer herders like yourself are watching these woodlands disappear. or respect their reindeer as life in survivor in the north. and i feel happy when i see them and feel lucky for myself to be born into sculpture their culture is under threat finland's forests are being clear cut to produce things like oil and paper. the radio heard with the reindeer is the most important to which we take care of them and teach them alive so that and take care of us and keep us. sammy settlements stretch across the north of norway sweden and finland and into the far west of russia. about $10000.00 sammy live in finland today the families share grazing areas for their reindeer. in the win

back to maybe instability with this storm system.d pop off a couple of thunderstorms around the bay area. some snow in the mountains. that's forecast. guys, back to you. thank you so much. more to the big story we're following tonight at 5 america will once again start administering the johnson and johnson covid vaccine. the vaccine was paused earlier this month due to a very rare risk of blood clots. >> out of nearly 8 million people vaccinated with the johnson and johnson vaccine in the u.s. only 15 people were diagnosed with this blood clot. speaking about a half an hour ago. the head of the cdc said when they start administering the vaccine again. they will work with health centers to provide them with fact sheets detailing the risks for patients with much more on this coming up just a few minutes. and for some communities the resumption of jj shots is exactly what the doctor ordered in order to meet the need. for more vaccines other communities vaccine appointments are going unused as most of the people who want the vaccines hav

storm is critical of forestry practices in germany. but nature conservation is still more valued here than in many other countries. finland is one example the nordic nation advertises its forests as a tourist attraction but appearances can be deceiving europe's last indigenous people the sami live from reindeer herding the animals graze in the forests but many young reindeer herders like yourself are watching these woodlands disappear. or respect their reindeer as life and so arrive are in the world. and i feel happy when they see them and feel lucky for myself to be born into sculpture their culture is under threat finland's forests are being clear cut to produce things like oil and paper. to the radiator that the reindeer is the most important to which we take care of them and teach them alive so they can take care of us and keep prosper. sammy settlements stretch across the north of norway sweden and finland and into the far west of russia. about $10000.00 sami live in finland today the families share grazing areas for their reindee

expect winter storm activity up there. mentioned today's storm isn't enough to put a dent. 96% of the state of california sunday some form of drought, no napa, solano and contra costa area for us in the northern part of california. we need more rain but not looking good for us. look at the long range outlook. a couple of mountain showers lingering through tomorrow morning and tuesday and wednesday we see the return of warm and dry air and temperatures climb into the 70s and 80s by the middle of the week. next weekend we get some cooling but what happens to the shower activity? it stays to the north, not looking good for us in terms of significant rainfall for the month of april. we're really behind about 20 inches of rainfall deficit for the north bay. so what's going to happen over the next seven days? it's going to be interesting to see this range of temperatures. so we go from 50s today to tomorrow, and then back up into the 60s and then as i mentioned we're going to warm up and dry out by the middle of the week, exactl

storm is critical of forestry practices in germany. but nature conservation is still more valued here than in many other countries. finland is one example the nordic nation advertises its forests as a tourist attraction but appearances can be deceiving europe's last indigenous people the sami live from reindeer herding the animals graze in the forests but many young reindeer herders like yourself are watching these woodlands disappear. or respect their reindeer that's life in survivor in the north. and i see how people may see them and feel lucky for myself to be born into sculpture their culture is under threat finland's forests are being clear cut to produce things like toilet paper. to the radio to the reindeer is the most important if. we take care of them and teach them the lives so they can take care of us and keep prosper . sammy settlements stretch across the north of norway sweden and finland and into the far west of russia. about $10000.00 sami live in finland today the families share grazing areas for their reindeer. in the

>> the good news is the storm is going to stay off shore, the bulk of the most intense part of the storm, the latest information to pass along is waiting for the 5:00 a.m. update. you're getting it in realtime with me. that is still a super typhoon. that's a far cry from where it was three to eight hours ago. it's very different to keep a storm of this magnitude going. we get a cooling of the ocean waters. you get that up into the cooling waters from below, and that takes those temperatures down quickly. the official path keeps the storm well off of the coast and there is a weakening trend through day two today three. still we have hazards to contend with. that will bring in gusty winds. precipitation could be heavy at times. you can see the two models that we compare and we're still keeping the storm well off shore. however, th the department ther and 50 foot ocean waves, that is impressive stuff when you talk about a storm of this magnitude. you talk about breaking records and this is the earliest cat 5 e give lend stock market in april ever set. >>> more than a year into the pandemic

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could the winter storm disaster that left millions without power in texas happen where you live >>> and nasa's historic flight on mars inspiring america tonight. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from houston, texas >>> good evening, everyone from houston where we're kicking off a week of coverage about climate challenges in this earth week. we'll have more on that a bit later but our top story is unfolding right now in minneapolis where the fate of former police officer derek chauvin and justice for george floyd now rests in the hands of a jury. deliberations in the murder trial began late today following closing arguments from both sides the prosecution ending much as it began, focusing on the 9 1/2 minutes george floyd spent under the knee of chauvin few cases have captivated the country like this one. americans shocked by the graphic video of floyd's horrifying death on a minneapolis street, his face becoming an icon of the nationwide reckoning over race and police use of force. gabe gutierrez is there and leads off our coverage >> reporter:

so this is one of those storms. it's nice to get a late in the season not do anything to help the drought, but certainly we'll take anything we can get home safe. yeah. thanks, lawrence. >> a picture perfect launch this morning for space x and nasa, the endeavor capsule lifted off from kennedy space center in florida just before 03:00am our time. astronauts got a pandemic style send-off and gave air hugs to their family before boarding the capsule. this crew will be aboard the space station for a 6 month mission. it's an historic launch because it's the first time space. x has reuse both the rocket and capsule for a manned flight. >> yeah, that was incredible. the ride was really loser. we couldn't have asked for anything better. >> the crew gave viewers a tour of the dragon endeavor capsule on a live stream. they'll now orbit. the earth until it catches up to the international space station is scheduled to dock with the space station early tomorrow morning. the mission has 4 astronauts from 3 different space agenci

i'm tracking a storm system heading our way to affect your weekend. >>> and johnson & johnson vaccine is back in the rotation, will you be able to get the single dose shot here in the bay area? >>> good evening, i'm raj mathai, we begin with smiles and some energy, not just basketball game, a sign of normalcy. real life fans cheering on the warriors and look at steph curry, feeding off the energy, about as intense as we've seen him, only 2,000 fans allowed in, sounded like 12,000, amidst all the hype some problems. cheryl hurd from chase center on lively friday night. cheryl. >> well, covid restrictions made things a lot different aro had vaccination card or prove you've had a negative covid test. a lot of rules that you had to go by, but for some, wasn't enough. >> warriors! >> reporter: warriors fans leaving chase center were super excited for team win. >> warriors won tonight. >> reporter: even more excited they got to see that win in person. >> great, first game back. >> amazing, nice to get back to normalcy. >> reporter: it was a party atmosphere for the first warriors fan steppi

we'll take a closer look at that storm may be the last storm of the season.ing up next. >> and on the field, the a's looking like one of the best teams in baseball center. they keep their streak going tonight. we have highlights they're also big warriors game. first one with fans just ended and let's just stephanie feliz didn >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it's a big night for dubnation the first night since march 10th of last year. the fans have been allowed to watch their beloved warriors in person and a few 1000 folks in attendance. well, they got something to enjoy step and re. what a combo and they're happy to have fans back in the stands tonight. 2nd half is when the dubs really started to pull is so that whole where we'll check in some nice ball movement there as steph does what he does hits the 3 got to be quicker than that. denver. but in this one it was currie and the dubs pretty much always one step ahead. we go to the 3rd quarter. steph. you got to see this move here. a lot of ball movement and it would result in another 3. he finished with 32 point

. >> a storm arriving this weekend. the timeline coming up. >>> it's really important to keep people safe when they do return. >> california college students heading back to class in person this fall will need more than school supplies. the uc, cal state university systems, as well as stanford, say tonight that student, staff and faculty will be required to get a vaccine shot. thank you for joining us. >> students are pushing back. >> i think that it's really a no-brainer. >> reporter: after a year of zoom classes, berkeley students weren't surprised to hear they'll need a covid vaccination when in-person learning resumes. >> i think it's important to look at the numbers. getting the vaccine is also protecting other people. >> reporter: officials say it will require vaccinations for all students faculty and on campus this fall. in a statement "it is a key step people can take to protect themselves, their friends and family and our campus communities." >> i think it's positively the right thing to do. >> reporter: the fo

you can see the storm clouds gathering. you see that cold front some rain moving into far northern california. nothing here just yet. but that will change watch it happens. we take you through the night. a lot of clouds rolling on through some drizzle. maybe some light sprinkles as we head in toward tomorrow. >> and then as we head the day on sunday. clouds gathering and by sunday morning. rain popping up around the bay area starting out the north bay. first there's a real cold front coming on the gulf of alaska is so good start for the north. that spread right across the bay area as we head toward the middle of the day and the afternoon coming down all around. i think by late in the day, things will taper off a certainly nice little storm coming through. it will be on and off. but don't worry, like some sunshine. we've got a little bit that forecast to have more on that in a few minutes. all right. thank you very much for its new at 8 o'clock tonight, a redwood city family is recovering after a home invasion. police say ar

stormed knock down trees flooded rivers and dropped baseball sized hail.way meteorologist adam klotz live now with the full forecast. adam. >> hey there jon i need weather eight to folks in control room but i can begin with tropical storm this severe storm graphic is where we see right behind me and portion of south carolina, that is a tornado storm underground but guys in the control room if you're paying attention i need graphics on weather 8 for me to flip through these. but it has been set up along a frontal boundary that's what we're paying attention to continuing to do so. can we get those graphics flipped over to weather 8? to folks in the control room -- otherwise i can't continue on with -- with this particular grafng. otherwise, there we go that's what i wanted to show you this is a bigger picture so we have frontal boundary sweeping across eastern half the of the country there's a tornado that's on the ground in south carolina but really the heavier system right now is a little bit further to the south we've seen storm reports here in last coupl

. >> a storm arriving this weekend. the timeline coming up. >>> it's really important to keep people safe when they do return. >> california college students heading back to class in person this fall will need more than school supplies. the uc, cal state university systems, as well as stanford, say tonight that student, staff be requireda vaccine shot. thank you for joining us. >> students are pushing back. >> i think that it's really a no-brainer. >> reporter: after a year of zoom classes, berkeley students weren't surprised to hear they'll need a covid vaccination when in-person learning resumes. >> i think it's important to look at the numbers. getting the vaccine is also protecting other people. >> reporter: officials say it will require vaccinations for all students faculty and staff on campus this fall. uc president, michael drake, said in a statement "it is a key step people can take to protect themselves, their friends and family and our campus communities." >> i think it's positively the right thing to do. >> r

burr but it's also a cold storm. winter storm warning may be up to about-10 inches of snow.bout 5,000 feet, snow levels as low as 4,000 feet by monday morning. now, the story fort middle part of the week, as that system starts to clear out. we are going to see a warm trend back to the 80s, just like that. bit of winter to spring whiplash, again, as we go from the unsettled to the weekend to 70s in san francisco by wednesday and thursday. so if you like winter for a day or a day and a half, and you want some of that spring weather. got you covered there. back into the 80s by mid-week but interesting weather headed our way tomorrow. we will see a bit of everything, i think, around the bay area. >> it's not that we are going to get out of the drought because this rain, but it's going to push back fire danger even just a few weeks would be great. all right, rob, thanks. >>> still ahead. fans back in the stands for the first time in a year. how getting into paypal park for the earthquakes' game is different from getting into a giants or warriors' game. >> also, if you missed our

february, and more than 30 cm of snow fell across parts of eastern england in the wake of storm darcy significant snow here since 2018's infamous beast from the east. in scotland, the highland village of braemar is the joint holder of the uk's lowest temperature ever recorded, —27.2 celsius. in february, it dropped to —23 here. not a record, but still the uk's lowest february temperature since 1955. spells of extreme cold like this are becoming less frequent. the uk met office says in the 30—year period up to 1990, 1a years recorded a temperature below —20 celsius. since 1990, it's only happened in four years. severe cold and heavy snow swept across the usa too, and it's hard to believe this is texas. this is no longerjust an emergency, it's clear that it is a disaster. at one stage, the entire state was under a winter storm warning, and houston suffered its first—ever wind chill warning. dozens of people died, whilst power cuts and water and food shortages affected millions. i barely found bread, so everybody is getting stocked up. the shelves are becoming empty. in all, around 20% o

unstable that cold core storm is expected to get by sunday.going to start to see that transitional period. start windy gusty breezes are possible on saturday and also that cooler cloudier cloud cover is going to bring in that high cloud cover as that storm inches closer. but from now, until then, dryer outlet seasonal temperatures thursday into your friday tracking your microclimate forecast in just a few minutes. justine, back to you. sunday looks legit. thanks for a threesome. >> all right. still ahead, car goes flying over a cliff in southern california. so what caused the driver to lose control. garden fresh salad drizzled with our signature italian dressing or four homemade soups to choose from plus, fresh out of the oven breadsticks our famous never ending first course is so good you might just forget you still have chicken alfredo to look forward to enjoy never ending soup or salad and breadsticks on us, before every meal only at olive garden we're all family here. >> in the south bay students are back in the classroom. zed books in ele

storm already warned you about that. and with that rain totals, unfortunately not going to be as impressive higher amounts. for those of you in santa rosa. and it just kind of fizzles out as it starts to shift to the south and east into the south bay. enjoy the cool wet weather while it lasts because we're going to warm up once again. find out by how much in my full forecast in just a few minutes. justine, back to you. thank you so much mabrisa hundreds of people spent their saturday remembering the life of sean monterrosa. >> today would have been his 23rd birthday june second 2020 monterroso was shot and killed by the police. they were responding to a vandalism call at a walgreens enforcement. harry was at that memorial. she joins us now live with the message from his family. good evening, amanda. >> good evening, although there was a lot of sadness at today's event. there was also a celebration and some happiness there was music and there was food, even a balloon release to celebrate the life that he did. let. >> doin

we're tracking a storm moving in. meteorologist mary lee has a look at when we could see some showers. >> yeah. tracking that storm system that will bring widespread rain back to the bay area, something we haven't soon for quite some time, since about march. we're having that sunshine now. it's beautiful view around hamilton camera, in the south bay. the trans america pyramid, blue skies as well. there we go with an upper level low that will drop a cool front our way. so this storm system getting better organized. it's out in the pacific, but that storm, as it moves in this weekend will bring the rain. we have that sunshine for this afternoon, but that cloud cover along the coast and those clouds will stream in as we head through the rest of our evening. as we look to tomorrow, cooler temperatures, more clouds, maybe the chance to see a sprinkle or 2, but the bulk of the action, the main event, the rain moves in for sunday, even by sunday morning, we have that widespread rain. we'll talk about how much rain we'll see

storm chasers got dangerously close to one twister yesterday. >> you guys seeing this? we're getting inside of it. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> we're getting inside a tornado right now right here. we are in the tornado. in the tornado. >> those guys were not injured and there were no reports of damage from that twister. another video shows a different storm chaser driving inside with the intense winds surrounding the car. >>> meanwhile, in the southwest heavy winds fueled several wildfires. this was a scene as one couple escaped from a wildfire near kingman, arizona. the smoke and flames coming dangerously close. hundreds of homes were evacuated, and in new mexico the so-called three rivers wildfire in lincoln county doubled in size tuesday. time now for a look at your wednesday weather. >>> a troubling sign for california's drought. wildflowers are growing in a dry lake bed near sacramento. that entire area is usually covered by water. there's no rain there today. the entire west coast will be dry. the rockies could get another foot of snow, and as we mentioned, more tornadoe

the mix of species also makes the woodland more resistant to storms. they don't destroy it if you only plant one type of tree that grows quickly trees that are very tall and thin and spend really they're a bit like a pencil when there's a big storm they topple like dominos planting some deciduous trees or other species in between the very tall trees gives you a 2nd level a 2nd line of defense then the entire woodland is more resilient but if you go i won't be doing i just. mixed forests with a diversity of species are rare in france and that's also true of germany almost 40 years ago when i went to university we were already being talked as the best forests are mixed with a variety of species today we've only managed to accomplish that in 2.6 percent of our forests and school that would get you up bailing. it's a scandal really a massive policy failure it is used. it's no different here in south central france but susana and pierre are determined to do things differently. from what i see a little this thought of woodland is basically what we're trying

that is right, a little bit of a storm in a teacup, l little bit of a storm in a teacup, but quite entertainingbut quite entertaining. after the quarterfinalwin, he but quite entertaining. after the quarterfinal win, he was asked about facing roma in the semifinals and said he had not seen roma play and some roma supporters took this as a bit of a snob, in fact they put a poster of ole gunnar solskjaer outside the club's training ground and under it they had the message make sure he remembers as. for what it's worth, come in his press he had no intention at all of disrespecting roma. on paper, he should remember some of the players, because some of them played at old trafford and not that long ago. chris smalling, a striker, fans will remember one he played at manchester city not that long ago, so quite a few familiar faces in the roma team, but roma have not been finding life particularly easy in series a. they are in seventh place in the table, so they will start this match as the underdogs. manchester united should certainly be pretty confident of taking a lead out of this first leg into the

the mix of species also makes the woodland more resistant to storms. in. the us you know if you only plant one type of tree that grows quickly trees that are very tall and thin and spend really they're a bit like a pencil when there's a big storm they topple like dominos planting some deciduous trees or other species in between the very tall trees gives you a 2nd level a 2nd line of defense then the entire woodland is more resilient but if you go i won't be doing i just. mixed forests with the diversity of species are rare in france and that's also true of germany almost 40 years ago when i went to university we were already being taught as the best forests are mixed forests with a variety of species today we've only managed to accomplish that in 2.6 percent of our forests in school that would get you have bailing. it's a scandal really a massive policy failure it is just. it's no different here in south central france but susana and pierre are determined to do things differently. from what i see a little this thought of woodland is basically what we're tr

but we do have a storm off the coast of alaska arriving by sunday tracking this storm hour by hour coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. just seen. thank you so much for brees. and the rain is coming, but it's not enough to be a drought buster lake levels in mendocino and sonoma counties are at record lows for this time of the year. >> so how soon could officials there force water restrictions. there are 3 coverage will continue right here on kron 4 will take a closer look at the biggest environmental challenges. one native california species that called north bay home. and after the break, where drug maker pfizer says it found fake doses of effect of its vaccine and how but the this missing was my memory. we've been taking prevagen for around eight years and i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> pfizer says it has discovered counterfeit doses of its covid vaccine in mexico and poland. the viles and mexico had fraudulent labeling while those found in poland appeared to contain a substance that's used in skin care products

you can see it on our storm ranger, mobile doppler radar. the main event with this storm still offshore. an interesting look here. these cotton ball popcorn-like clouds offshore is cold air aloft that will drop snow levels to 4,000 to

caught in a tornado — the terrifying moment these people drive into a storm in alabama in march. rounds of severe storms bringing significant damage and destruction. oh, my god! and could the most expensive gust of wind in history be responsible for this? a container ship blown off course and blocking the suez canal in march. 12% of global trade is supposed to pass through here every day. now to this stunning frozen view from highland scotland injanuary, which was chosen as the bbc weather watcher pic of the winter season. to mark the fifth anniversary of weather watchers, the bbc in the east midlands invited viewers to say what being a weather watcher means to them. i do like weather watchers because it's interesting to see other people's photographs. you wake up in the morning, open the curtains, i've got a camera beside the bed, you take a photograph, you go to the supermarket, you take a photograph on the way. you stop and capture the clouds, the sky. it gives you an excuse to sit down as well, . take it in. i mean, there's nothing like sitting down in- the derbyshire peaksju