this is a food basket for the entire world as the delta. >> reporter: many crops are grown in the delta, asparagus, corn, sugar beets all sensitive to saltwater. there's more than agriculture and recreation. there's a way of of life. folks here value that more than anything else. >> this is a delta. there is no other place in the world like this. >> reporter: while no one expects the delta to return the way it was 40 years ago, the idea that changing yet again potentially in a big way has some long-term residents quite concerned. >> in the delta, don ford, kpix 5. >> backers of the proposed tunnel say they would help modernize the state's water network and would actually provide a more reliable source of water for rural and urban areas. >>> new data shows the gap between the have and have nots is widening. the top 1% average $1.3 million a year. the bottom 50% average $16,000. and as wages stall millennials have only a 50% chance of ever making more than mom and dad. tonight we're asking you, do you still believe in the american dream? yes or no, why or why not? you can send me a tweet,

and i quote again, "with respect to the operation, the delta cross channel gates described in paragraph one collect data on the impact of that operation on the species listed as threatened or endangered." so it is a direct impact on the endangered species act. it gives permission through this so-called pilot project to open the gates and then to collect data on how much harm it does to the fish. so that is very unlike the information that has been presented by some on this floor. now here's another provision within the 4001 section. it instructs adoption of a one-to-one inflow export data for the increment of increased flow and it gives a bunch of details about that. and it says "this must happen unless the secretary of interior and secretary of commerce determine in writing that this inflow to export ratio will cause additional adverse effects." now, it doesn't say you can do this one-to-one flow unless it causes adverse effects. it says you can't do this one-to-one flow unless the interior -- secretary of interior and secretary of commerce say it'll cause bad effects. essentially here

he served in the delta force. he also served in okinawa. [applause]

it's 33 by the delta. just above freezing. novato 37. eading edge, cooler air headed our way today but not in time to shave off the numbers a too much. so this is sutro. we will see a few more high clouds today call it partly cloudy. the cooler air mass moves in and rain returns thursday and friday. hour by hour, here's a few clouds. you notice it will be breezy along the coast. the wind anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour along the sonoma and marin county coast. it's tomorrow numbers will not recover that much. highs in the 50s and more clouds on your tuesday. that's another five to ten degrees cooler than we should be as we get into tuesday and wednesday with overnight lows really dipping into the 30s. so its going to be a cool couple of days. then we are going to add in some rain on thursday. by the evening hours the rain picks up. into friday we will continue to see wet weather. so enjoy the dry and sunnier day today with highs ranking from the low 60s half moon bay and into santa cruz. 63 in oakland and livermore. and by about 1:25

what is the delta? the delta is the series of islands through which the natural rain water runs. and the water gets purified, and it runs into our rivers and streams. and it supports the salmon fishing and it supports clean drinking water. but if you rip away that water, you're going to have more salt in the water that remains, it's going to be more expensive for the people to get it to drinking quality. i say, senator hatch, i'm going to have the floor for quite a while. sorry. i'm going to have the floor for quite a while. and so what you have here is a circumstance where you're not only running the salmon fishery out but you are also destroying the water quality, the drinking water quality for many users in the area who rely on the delta water and making it far more expensive to clean up the water because it has so much salt in it. so here is "the sacramento bee" saying the unfortunate language would allow federal authorities to override scientists and order water exports that could further damage the delta and the fisheries. i think i've explained to you what that means. so i

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right now we are sitting at 29 by the delta, 31 in santa rosa, 34 for you this morgan hill. and san jose good morning. san francisco 31 degrees. compared to yesterday we are about a degree to 9 degrees colder, especially along the coast. the forecast for the christmas day calls for a cold morning. 30 already around the bay, by this average you will notice some high clouds with temperatures still in the 40s, and then by the afternoon it's cool and we will have another frosty night tonight with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s. and. >> thank you, lisa. police are looking into a double shooting that took place outside a party after 2:00 a.m. this morning. this is from a scene near the grands. it all began when two groups started fighting. it's not clear what the fight was about. two people were shot. one person was hit with some type of an object. all three were taken to a nearby hospital. >>> new this morning in sonoma counties chp is investigating a crash between a motorcyclist and a pickup leaving the motorcyclist dead. it happened near the road of crane ranch road.

group members are working with the airline, delta, to try to locate the working with the airline, deltary to locate the working with the airline, delta, to try to locate the missing backpacks, and get them to haiti. they're hoping the dozens of children the presents were supposed to go to won't be empty-handed on christmas. some generous holiday spirit in montgomery county. the maryland slavation army says one of their red kettles in germantown struck gold over the weekend. a solid gold canadian coin was dropped in the buck o it has a face value of 50 bucks but may be worth as much as 12-hundred dollars. from gold goins to olympic gold in montgomery county. local athletes who took part in this year's summer olympics were honored in a special ceremony last night. they included canoe competitor ashley nee.. and swimmers jack conger and katie ledecky. this was also a chance for the athletes to show their appreciation to their supporters. gold medal wrestler helen maroulis is also from montgomery county, but could not attend last night's ceremony. a christmas gift from metro.. a month-long

eddie had found her purpose and began to act during the 1960s as the mississippi delta. he served on the council on human relations to promote dialogue between the races. she became a card-carrying members of the naacp in the early 1960s. she and her husband, though built in a well-designed for the employees with electricity, plumbing beside each house. she took rainbow employees to register to vote, which is some very interesting stories. but anyway, the pearson's built-in swimming pool and gave sunni muslims to bribery negro child in the area and a swimming pool. she was on the mississippi advisory committee for civil rights commission and after a visit to washington in the justice department, try to convince the local school board to adopt a gradual program of integration and to avoid massive resistance, and she was about right. she taught literacy to the inmates of pressuring presence. she was at it on the board and secretary of the mississippi habitat for humanity. she was co-editor -- excuse me, cochair of the commission and became estranged from many of her longtim

>>james: twitter since some rainfall down to the delta at antioch and brentwood still billing was some of the morning definite beginning to improve (wood and discovery bay still holding also few light sprinkles for portions of downtown san jose and milpitas in fremont things are mellowing out considerably not so much anymore we're picking that up in the peninsula as well going forward will going to hold on to the chance of a few scattered showers will may be catching a few intend showers even and shout for the east bay in the south bend you consider the 345 time frame that is what we can see some torrential localized heavy rain and then it will move away pretty quickly you can get some really gusty winds and as we headed to the evening over nine hours the scene and it's nice and calm and hopefully the picture for the weekend looks pretty good. >>rebecca: keep that in mind if you're heading to oakland or san jose we're not tracking and the delays so far at this point looking ahead for the holiday weekend what does christmas eve look like? but we do have a possibility of a warning sprink

if the bill is approved, less water would go to the delta, home to the delta smelt and other endangered fish. bow,'s fellow democrat dianne feinstein and republicans crafted the bill after farm efforts complained that green policies hurt them. analysts say democrats may be rethinking their environmental priorities after donald trump was elected president. >>> one. most respected names in public opinion research is closing up shop. the field poll is ending its operations. one of its last surveys shows lieutenant gavin, the non-partisan field goal has been the standard method of polling for 1e67b years and the founder died last year and the french advertising company that owns it has decided to shut it down bemid declining financial support. >> here's a stunning figure. there are more than 1,000 homeless families living in san francisco right now, but a famous bay area ceo and philanthropist all but wants to eliminate that problem in a few years. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard explains how. >> reporter: how is your time to come forward and to get every child in. >> this is mark with

took this video and give it to abc it started when a woman seated in coach tried to use the restroom shortly after deltalane took off. when the flight attendant told her to sit down she and her partner shouldered. the captain came on the intercom, twice, warning them if they didn't calm down the plane would be headed back to gate. the couple did not listen. weapon the plane touched down at minneapolis st. paul the police stormed the aircraft but the couple did not go quietly. one appearing to punch a passengers on their forced march to the exit. the f.b.i. now investigating the incident. >> the passengers could face federal charges and local charges in minnesota. >> officials in new york say an extraordinary level of security will be at the times square new york separation with thousands of additional officers patrolling midtown manhattan. dozen of trucks will be used as bears where clouds are to prevent a berlin style attack with no credible threats. the mayor of new york said there will be security elements that people will not see. >> at the you will see and as usual, a lot of you not see. that is th

one horse cuts in front of the other and down goes eli in the delta. the horses were spooked for a very good reason. can you see in the slow motion on eli's gopro? >> yeah, it's a predator. >> we're going to switch to lindsey's camera to a different angle and you clearly see that lion in pursuit. they had noticed a lion hiding behind a termite mound. that's when the lioness leapt out. eli is there laying in the bog, the lion running right for him. thankfully, for whatever reason, that lioness goes -- and stops. eli survived this incident. the rest of the crew doesn't realize they've got a man down at this point. they keep running. they don't know that eli is in trouble. now you see him to his feet and running. thankfully he got out of this. okay, there's his rider-less horse. >> that horse was on full-on survival mode. >> plenty of horsepower. >> this incident happened last october. it was posted to the kruger national park youtube channel. didn't happen in our park, but we think it's an awesome video. >> what an experience. folks survived and have a st

one horse cuts in front of the other and down goes eli in the delta. ooked for a very good reason. can you see in the slow motion on eli's gopro? >> yeah, it's a predator. >> we're going to switch to lindsey's camera to a different angle and you clearly see that lion in pursuit. they had noticed a lion hiding behind a termite mound. that's when the lioness

by the delta, 46, 40, and it dropped to 34 within one hour when the wind backed off. nap na, 33. and santa rose ta, colder locations. lake tahoe view. very pretty, the higher elevations received snow, and lake level, not too much snow. but it will be awfully cold. 7 in truckee this morning. cold mornings throughout the week. most of the week, and then by thursday, could see perhaps a 0.10 inch of rain, san francisco, north bay, but tonight, another freeze warning for the interior valleys, south bay, right on through 8:00 tomorrow morning, with cold air in place, we could temperatures even colder sunday morning. maybe some 20s arriving. we had a few 20s this morning, and the frost advisory through the peninsula and closer to the bay here. so once again, it is going to be an awfully chilly night. how cold? we should be in the mid 30s for santa rosa and this morning, hovering to the upper 20s, tomorrow morning, not much different. it will be modified just a bit and they'll stay that through the week. this dramatic arctic front bearing down into the plains. look at the temperature in

all of these areas shaded in purple, that includes the delta extending down to the tri-valley. and for the interior parts of the north bay, that's where we will have a freeze warning in effect until 9:00. then it warms up above freezing. i'll show you what to expect as we go through the day. that's coming up as we head over to vianey, let's see what's happening across bay area roads. >> it's not sunrise yet. i think people have stopped hitting the snooze button. i'm starting to see more headlights on the road. nothing major to report, no major accidents or backups, still seeing the nice holiday light traffic which is very normal for this time of year. however, chp is reporting a crash that is affecting the backup near altamont pass and carroll road. if you had to make your way into the san francisco or oakland area, we're seeing slight backup. let's look live at the bay bridge. it's looking like some cars are already starting to backup just a bit. so this may be your only time to get out before the roads start seeing heavy backup. back to you. >>> a developing story this mornin

this will be a long the delta and extends across the bay to the peninsula.e upper 50s. 37 in the cool spot. a balmy 60 degrees for san jose. 49 again for concorde. we do get a bit of a break in the east bay but basically overcast skies. you can expect that all day today. that fog will be returning tonight as the sunsets and stormy weather up ahead of that. to the next eight hours mostly cloudy. have the ring gear packed for by the mid afternoon. what's going on now? >> it's looking a lot better in san francisco and finally built -- thinning out. it's been a slow what commute but no major problems in downtown san francisco's are on the skyway, i went to one or 280. less than 15 minutes from the foot to main street. howard is closed between fourth and fifth because of a water main break. it's a big mess. avoid the area. also avoid forth between fulsome and mission. i will have a complete check coming up. >> onto our top story. a high school teacher in the south bay is accused of having a sexual relationship with the student and is under arrest. we are live in

we think it's the right thing to focus on. deltawe have been doing, reliability we have because we have been investing in our business. laguardia in new york, in the midst of working with governor cuomo on the new laguardia airport for our facility and we have the same thing going on in la, seat -- seattle, atlanta, things we already have been doing and we are going to do a lot more. in the next five years we will be spending $10 billion in our airports. maria: wow. you mean governmental, public and partnerships? >> collectively over $10 billion, but at tend of the day that comes back to the cost of delta and that's the right thing to do. maria: terrific. i'm glad laguardia is a focus, because of its size, all the of the planes flying in there's constantly delays at laguardia so you probably need a better hub there? >> improved tarmac space, improved amenities for our customers, it's going to be an exciting development. maria: you've been increasing the offerings to customer by testing return to free meals to family class and let's

that has been successfully achieved by other communities in locally run schemes in the delta in the northes, or mokoros, used to be carved from tree trunks, but for ecological reasons are now fashioned from fibreglass. and we're off! nice and smooth. at the moment, no sign of any crocodiles, which is good news. in the olden days, they'd go out using mokoro for hunting, fishing, and gathering wild berries. in the olden days, there were several small villages, they lived in islands. when they visited each other, they'd use mokoro as their transport. do you think you will always stay here? i will say yes because it is where i originate. all my friends, i have to ask them to come to visit me in this paradise. the boat is wonderfully smooth. i have not felt the least bit threatened. i would do — if i felt a hippo or crocodile was coming this way. but so far, so good. it has been an epicjourney crisscrossing botswana. eight plane trips and some hard slogs, driving more than 3000 km on rough terrain. it is not necessarily a cheap place to travel in, and in fact sometimes it feels a bit exclusive

the delta flight landed then slid off the runway where it got stuck in snow and mud. passengers say the evacuation was calm and orderly although some people did miss their connecting flights. the plane was stuck for hours. >> right now, parts of california are dealing with some serious flooding. ben: it's because of heavy rain and a blizzard. the sierra nevadas had another big blizzard and now that some of it has melted, the water is coming down the mountains into towns and cities. that's along with rainfall. residents say it's the biggest flood they've seen in about a decade, th drops. ben: wisn 12 news time is 4:41. a man trapped underneath ten feet of snow. adrienne: an avalanche is responsible. why officials at a ski resort say he never should have been on the slope. ben: plus, a woman drives up to a gas station and sees her boyfriend being arrested. the surprise he had planned for her and the part that police played. ben: welcome back to "wisn 12 news this morning." look at this. cleanup is underway in wisconsin after the weekend snow storm. here you can see dopp

they were all for the order but nicole petallides at the delta air lines post. s got more on the story. not good for them. >> reporter: that's right, not good news for boeing. delta says no, thank you, boeing, i know we acquired northwest back in 2008, and part of that deal was getting this order for boeing planes, 18 787 dreamliners, they canceled. that they're going to continue to have wide body aircraft from airbus, 25 over the next decade but the truth of the matter is they don't want this part of the deal, and so they're bailing out. one of the reasons that some of the airliners just don't want to increase their fleet is they still face high costs, airfares which they are not able to raise, and so a lot of the airlines are not rushing to order new planes. so with this cancellation we've seen boeing down and delta is lower today. boeing, i will note is the third best performer for the dow behind only goldman sachs and jpmorgan. boeing doing all right in the back half of the year. delta is down 1.5%, cheryl? cheryl: made sense, northwest did it years ago, you

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the delta flight landed then slid off the runway where it got stuck in snow and mud. rescue crews escorted dozens of passengers off the plane. passengers say the evacuation was calm and orderly although some people did miss their connecting flights. the plane was stuck for hours. >> right now, parts of california are dealing with some serious flooding. ben: it's because of heavy rain and a blizzard. the sierra nevadas had another big blizzard and now that some of it has melted, the water is coming down the mountains into towns and cities. flood they've seen in about a decade, but things should get better once the temperature drops. ben: wisn 12 news time is 5:42. a man trapped underneath ten feet of snow. adrienne: an avalanche is responsible. why officials at a ski resort say he never should have been on the slope. ben: plus, a woman drives up to a gas station and sees her boyfriend being arrested. the surprise he had planned for her and the part that police played. tough see this story when we ben: welcome back to "wisn 12 news this morning." cleanup is underway in

it will last through late afternoon. 59 by the delta, 60 in concord and another soggy picture right aroundhe beach in santa cruz. it has been raining there, but the rain increases pretty much for everyone, except sonoma county, because you're on the backside of it. showers taper off this afternoon. sunny and cool tomorrow. hour by hour, the front is pressing through the bay area, east bay, 11:00, so by lunchtime, on the peninsula, doing some shopping at the mall down there at stanford, it will be soggy and then right getting into it 1:00, 2:00 around south bay. it will stay pretty soggy, even into livermore. it quickly shuts off by 6:00, 7:00, skies clear, drier air moves in. chilly night tonight and rainfall, good soak. we're about 0.3 for concord, half inch in livermore. let's get into next week. tuesday afternoon, first system, a 1. second system, into wednesday, the third system, could bump that up to a two. so we're going to see a series of storm systems next week and then we get a break tomorrow and monday. highs today, still pretty mild, actually reached our high temperatures for to

vallejo you know what i'm talking about, a breeze right now at 10ers in. 14 at the delta. re's what you need to know today. you need your umbrella for the morning commute. and you need that slicker for the evening commute. pockets of heavy rain at times lingering showers with the passage of this front for your friday. we know that because this core, this area of low pressure is drawing down some of the cooler air mass. it's also of kind of unorganized so the showers will continue to lift throughout the day today. here's your friday. we will have the scattered showers throughout the day. that's the second system. that's a whole different storm that will be bringing us rain showers for saturday through saturday afternoon then finally tapering off for football on sunday. all right. so we'll tally it up like this. by friday easily a half inch of rain throughout many neighborhoods. by saturday up to a full inch of rain away from the bay and even san francisco approaching .9" of rain. no surprise winter weather advisory in effect 10 inches of snow above 7,000 feet in the high sie

high clouds kept us milder but it is the low clouds with half mile visibility and napa a mile by the delta and it is chilly in the north bay and i a talking how it is milder but not here, it is chilly at 2 1/2 mile visibility in oakland and three miles in livermore so it is milder in the south bay and the visibility is better there with 55 in san jose and 50 in mountain view and 30s are still with you in napa and around the delta. give yourself extra time. it will be until 8:00 until we see the improvements and the golden gate bridge is looking fine right now. but the richmond-san rafael bridge could be a different story. areas of fog, the coolest morning is wednesday, and wet weather be also, moving our way on wednesday. we are looking at a mild day today and tomorrow, as the front pushes through it is a relatively dry front but we could see a few sprinkles with a passing sure on tuesday and it opened the floodgates chilly area. we will continue to see areas of rain and interest friday we can see the line moving to the north and on saturday it is looking like we will add to some of totals

warnings in effect for parts of the bay area and that includes the north bay valleys and parts of the delta where the temperatures will be dipping into the lower 30s and even upper 20s in spots. right now in the tri-valley, 31 degrees, 38 in the peninsula, 42 in san francisco. north bay 33 degrees. as we go into this afternoon, much better with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s out there. 54 out there today in san francisco. we'll talk about a warmup coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. as we head over to vianey for a look at whask, what's happening out there? >> not a lot. nice and eye et. if roads are quiet. everyone must still be pouring themselves a cup of coffee. we did see some slowing and i think chp is pre porting maybe a fender-bender. but it looks like it a has cleared. they may have cleared those vehicles off to the side. it is no longer in the way of your early morning commute. let's take a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. smooth sailing for the early morning hours. so this may be a good time to head out there on the roads. let's check out emeryville, als

danville, 33 by the delta, 32 santa rosa. san jose up a degree at 40. overall everyone is two to as much as fourteen degrees colder since the passage of the cold front. you see the good visibility. gusty winds along the coast and higher elevations. it will be chilly right through noontime. this is just the beginning of the cold air that will settle in for christmas and the day after. highs today in the low 50s under sunny conditions. i'll let you know if we have more rain coming in our future coming up in a few minutes, matt. >>> this morning "star wars" actress carrie fisher is in the hospital suffering from cardiac arrest. she was rushed to the hospital. she's in critical condition and on a ventilator this morning. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the details. >> carrie fisher's brother, todd, tells our sister station she suffered a heart attack aboard her united airlines flight from london as they approached lax. >> we have a nonresponsive passenger. nurses are assisting the nonresponsive passenger. >> passengers aboard started tweeting what the

where i go, it goes with >> federal lauments are scrutinizing the delta tunnel plan. officials say the goal is a sustainable source of water for 25 million californians but a congressman and father says costs are bound to skyrocket. >> this is about updating that so we can protect against earthquakes and plan for the future so we have a source of clean water. >> $50 billion opening bid? who is going to pay for >> palo alto company emerged just last month. today, announcing it will partner to manufacture solar cells that will be used to make panels and develop production at the plant in >> the dow is flirting with 20,000 milestone today. and s and p gained amazon shipped items during the holidays. >> high tech holiday presents can kill you with joy or frustration. >> presents come into the store in hopes that geek squad can bring them to live. from this speaker to the drone >> the number one thing that shows up is new pcs. >> with creating a outlook. >> be smart with your approach. >> the silicon valley internet crimes against children task force posted a video. >> most

. >> federal lauments are scrutinizing the delta tunnel plan. officials say the goal is a sustainable source of water for 25 million californians but a congressman and father says costs are bound to skyrocket. >> this is about updating that so we can protect against earthquakes and plan for the future so we have a source of clean water. >> $50 billion opening bid? who is going to pay for it. >> palo alto company emerged just last month. today, announcing it will partner to manufacture solar cells that will be used to make panels and develop production at the plant in fremont. >> the dow is flirting with 20,000 milestone today. and s and p gained five points amazon shipped items during the holidays. >> high tech holiday presents can kill you with joy or frustration. >> presents come into the store in hopes that geek squad can bring them to live. from this speaker to the drone. >> the number one thing that shows up is new pcs. >> with creating an account with outlook. >> be smart with your approach. >> the silicon valley internet crimes against chi

same levels of quality as before, and the state will have the same ability to regulate water in the delta, as it always has had. and to make this even clearer, each individual section also requires consistency with the environmental laws and biological opinions. these protections are referenced in the bill no less than 36 times throughout it. in fact, the commissioner of the bureau of reclamation wrote on june 27 -- he wrote about the savings clauses, and let me quote. "the savings clauses leads me to conclude that the directors in this legislation are to be implemented in a manner consistent with the e.s.a. and the current biological opinions for federal and state projects." mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to place this letter in the record, if i may. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. feinstein: in fact, the savings clause here is drafted to be nearly identical to the savings clause in a case called verizon communications versus trinko. this is a supreme court case in which the case took a commonsense law of the same clause as we have in this bill and concluded that t

barbara boxer co-authored a bill but opposed it because of a writer that was added that threatens the delta ecosystem. >>> the oakland police are involving a shooting that left one man dead. -- are investigating a shooting that left one man dead. it happened last night and it's not clear what led up to the shooting. the victim showed up to the hospital on his own with non- life-threatening injuries. the police say that they found a car with bullet holes and blood inside on 17th and castro streets. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee has teamed up with leaders to -- in the tech industry to fight homelessness. the goal of the heading home campaign is to raise $30 million to provide housing subsidies for 800 homeless families living in and around san francisco. the sales force ceo mark bennyo off is pledging $20 million to the campaign. other donors include tech investor ronconway, google, the san francisco giant, the hillma foundation and the -- [ indiscernible ] fund. >>> if you plan to walk across the golden gate brim tomorrow, wait until the afternoon. the gol

and you can't make people feel uncomfortable on the flame. deltathe federal government and therefore first amendments don't apply. he is have been removed because he was called in disruption and making people feel uncomfortable. you don't want a disruption 30 foot in the air. >> to it her credit ivanka ignored him. daniel jennings gold dle stein. and his >> tweeting the whole thing. networ networks -- >> they had bragged about it on twitter and now they deleted it and they are not so proud. richard st. pause and fred, thank you. merry christmas. >> thank you for having me. >> and the weather outside can can be frightful at time and so can the atmosphere inside of the aurpt this time of year. how to navigate the nuttiness. why one airport is calling out the dogs. test. test test. test test test. >> the fox extreme weather alert. the middle of the country bracing for severe weather and that can interfere for travel plans. forecasters are calling for snow on christmas eve. and most of the dakotas under a blizzard watch and a winter storm watch in effe

as the duo walked down the aisle. delta says two customers were removed from the flight and rebooked after a disturbance in the cabin. more than 20 customers expressed their discomfort. delta says it is taking the allegations of discrimination very seriously and its culture requires treating others with respect. >>> drone sales are soaring this holiday season. and along with them, safety concerns. drones are restricted in certain areas. cbs reporter carter evans shows us how new technology is keeping them out of dangerous territory. >> reporter: drones show the world from a new perspective. but even as they push the limit, some drone makers say it's time to limit their capabilities to help their customers. >> some areas [ indiscernible ] to the drone already so you physically cannot go in there. >> reporter: he is the marketing director for dji which sells more drones than any other single manufacturer. the company's flight control app builds virtual fences around high security locations where drones have caused problems be

out towards the delta we're tracking shower currently and seeing that rainfall move in from the northwest to the southeast. kpix5 hi-def doppler radar is showing that rainfall continuing to move through. that's the 1 radar image i can show you now, rainfall totals from 1 inch of rain in the north bay down to about .1-inch of rain in the south bay. we will talk more about when the next round of heavy to steady rain moves in and what part of your weekend is going to be a washout coming up the. >>> tonight we learned a teenager who decided to skateboard to school changed his mind and hopped into a friend's car to escape the rain today. he was killed in a car crash in the south day. chp says the driver lost control, plowed into a guardrail on santa mos expressway in campbell this morning. police closed the road about two hours during the investigation, unclear if rain contributed to that crash. the 18-year-old driver survived. >>> a stunning new revelation tonight in the oakland warehouse fire investigation, first we learned that building inspectors hadn't set foot in the place in 30 years. n

we know that the present reality of the bay delta system is not sustainable. we don't question that. we don't question that there's a need for increased flows and mostly for adaptive management and different and new ways to work and handle the environment. we editor by felicia marcus is commented on earlier was in the paper this weekend and is part of that, she provided her opinions on the bay delta plan and i want to say that she is correct. this is not an effort to choose a winner between the urban and the agricultural water users and environmental advocates. bawsca agrees. this amount is is to protect the water quality for the bay delta brault users, humans, fish and other wild. it should be a strategic process not a legal good jaws about sharing the river better. it requires tough action and respect for all interests in january,. requires open minds. requires almost to stick to the facts. we are pleased to help were looking for to working with your staff on that. with that i'll conclude my comments. >> thank you very much. clear and concise. commissioners?

double the amount of water that flows past the fol some dam and into the american river and into the delta. >>> plans to retrofit one of the bay area's biggest dams is going to take more time and more money to complete. the santa clarita valley water district was hoping to start construction in early 2018 on earthquake upgrades to anderson dam. but now that work won't even begin until 2020 and that's not the only problem. the original $200 million price tag is now expected to go up to at least $400 million. according to the bay area news group, the reason for the delay is a new geological study showing the upstream side of the dam is at risk of collapsing in a big earthquake. that has required a redesign of the project >>> >>> just 10 minutes after the 4:00 hour. and coming up on "mornings on 2". a disabled man knocked to the ground and then robbed by someone on a bike in san jose. >> this guy takes it to another level by preying on someone. >> coming up in our next half hour, the search for the suspect and why some neighbors aren't too surprised about what happened. >>> but, first, police

with that we'll make sure during the rain that there's no delay for delta airlines. how about that? thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> wish we could do that. well, thank you very much for a very good cause coming in out of the rain to donate and help people. if you want to help, do so to at whole foods market or to cbssf.com/give. we'll be right back. the f- ce academy... an east bay woman helps so many ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, different community groups, her family and friends hav >>> from joining cancer walks to the fbi police academy an east bay woman helps so many different community groups. her family and friends have a tough time keeping up with her. sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> ready? we're doing deck the halls. [ music ] [ singing ] >> reporter: jenny chea-vaing volunteers to deck the halls of the senior living facility with song. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: and gifts. >> you give people happiness. you put a smile on their face. and you feel good. ♪[ music ] [ singing ] >> reporter: jenny has given the gift of service for the last 16 years th

we know that the present reality of the bay delta system is not sustainable. we don't question that. we don't question that there's a need for increased flows and mostly for adaptive management and different and new ways to work and handle the environment. we editor by felicia marcus is commented on earlier was in the paper this weekend and is part of that, she provided her opinions on the bay delta plan and i want to say that she is correct. this is not an effort to choose a winner between the urban and the agricultural water users and environmental advocates. bawsca agrees. this amount is is to protect the water quality for the bay delta brault users, humans, fish and other wild. it should be a strategic process not a legal good jaws about sharing the river better. it requires tough action and respect for all interests in january,. requires open minds. requires almost to stick to the facts. we are pleased to help were looking for to working with your staff on that. with that i'll conclude my comments. >> thank you very much. clear and concise. commissioners?

so a bit breezy around the carquinez strait and back through the delta at 20 in concord, clayton and walnut creek. light winds currently in the santa rosa area. this is the deal. this is our satellite-radar. did you see it? that area of low pressure pushing out of the bay area leaving in its wake some clouds. these clouds are going to clear out though as high pressure builds in. now, it is a big getaway friday and many of you are up early this morning just getting ready to head on into the high sierra where you do need your chains this morning. the winter storm warning is still in effect. we do anticipate up to two feet of snow above 8,000 feet. we'll continue to see the snow fall early this morning. locally the sun was shining. our temperatures will respond slightly. remember, it was a cold front that moved into the area and in its wake now some cool temperatures barely above 56 degrees. your full forecast is still straight ahead but let's send it to roqui. >> i was watching our 6 p.m. news last night and i felt like everybody was a weather and traffic reporter at that point. it was

the suspicion is this is all a publicity stunt. delta20 separate passengers voiced a concern about the men. this is videos from their youtube. there are a number of videos in which they deliberately try to call attention to themselves on a plane, including one where they count down together as if there were a bomb. back to you. >> interesting. it certainly doesn't make them guilty. by the same token, pretty damning evidence there. thank you very much, scott. >>> stevie wonder avenue is now officially signed, sealed and delivered. the famous singer has a road named after him in motown in detroit. he joined the sit tir's mayor yesterday in unveiling stevie wonder avenue. isn't it lovely? >> it is. >> come on. >> it's wonderful. >> it's wonderful. he is the first to make jokes about a blind guy getting a road named after him. we have self-driving cars coming up. >>> what else is coming up, the "today" show always follows us. savannah guthrie is on leave. guess who is coming back? >> not one but two -- >> katie couric and meredith vieira wil

and that he and a friend were kicked off for speaking arabic on the phone to his mother. delta has issued a statement-- saying the pair were removed for causing a disturbance, but did not say what that disturbance was. the statement went on to say that delta takes allegations of discrimination seriously, and the incident is under investigation. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. sam sweeney-- what are you working on? pain from a headache whecan make this...d, feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol® rom chest congestion can make this... feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol® right now -- a big police pressence in chantilly. a barricade ending just minutes ago. we'll take you live to the scene. the holiday travel nightmare has begun! a look at the trouble on the tarmack and on the roads. and just a h

home is a class-y planet in the delta quadrant. we don't belong on earth. how do you know where we belong? for all we know the real voyager's been destroyed and we're all that's left. for all we know we're supposed to be living their lives. that's a pretty big assumption... and it's putting this crew in danger. there's only one thing i know how to be, chakotay and that's kathryn janeway. i'd like to think and as much as she'd like to get her crew home i don't think she'd be willing to kill them in the process. maybe this dinner wasn't such a good idea after all. i've tried everything i can think of-- with replicated dna-- and i'm no closer to finding a cure. but i do have an idea. i'm listening. find the original voyager. if the real captain janeway were here we could sample her dna and imprint it onto your mimetic pattern. but, doctor, we have no way of knowing where they are. they could be behind us, ahead of us back on earth... destroyed. besides, even if we could find the real janeway how do we know she'd help? she's you. my emitter's starting to degrade

but that a person assigned one of the first families of the mississippi delta and it age 33 mistress of rainbow plantation for mouse out that sumner found one thing strange. after the first few days no one in town would talk about the murder of the upcoming trial. a curtain of silence fell. most everyone she knew felt resentful about the incredible amount of international attention and fin ticked if spotlight on her little town and they undercurrent arose from the general sentiment that the whole procedure was untrue. it took place and the river between the two counties. bill pearson, betty's husband, uncle, was the editor of the sumner weekly and betty was so intrigued and aghast at what was going on she got a press pass to the trial for herself and a good friend, a good college friend named florence mars. she had never been or attended a trial. in 1955 the courtroom was an all-male domain as joe was saying. white women could vote but by law they were not in jury duty. nowak served on juries but 4.3% of the population was registered to vote. as the two women were about to enter the b

protest a water bill after a rider to the bill would allow central valley farmers to pump water from the deltalled that a water grab that threatens the ecosystem. she may take to the floor and speak for hours and keep senators from leaving for the year. >> that could be interesting. >>> lets check in and see what is coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2. >>> good morning, amazon shoppers are being targeted by a new scam, an e-mail that says, there is a problem with your order. it asks for personal information. why you should not click the link. also if you heading to lake at lake tahoe, snow may not be the only hazard on the roads. someone is putting tiny spikes on the windy. investigators are turning to online retailers for help in finding out who is putting down the spikes. >> sthats -- that's terrible. >>> the wet weather is causing some problems. we have slow traffic on the east shore freeway driving from vallejo to the oakland area. the traffic is lighter today. friday we have lighter volume, getting down to the bay bridge toll plaza is okay. at the plaza, traffic is backed up for 2