their crews responding to a 3 alarm house fire in the oakland hills. this is in the shepherd canyon area. our cameras show it's starting there are around 4.15, this afternoon. this is video of the citizen app and it has spread fairly quickly. a lot of rain, the beginning of january, but no rain for the past couple things are drying out. and with that, we welcome you into kron. 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us, everybody. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. we are getting reports that 4 structures have been damaged. not clear. >> if those are homes as well, oakland fire department reporting that the fire is on the 6800 block of 8 can drive up in the hills there. again, we we're just getting in details right now. we do know that it is a 3 alarm, house fire there and a lot of concern tonight because this isn't the same basic vicinity as the big east bay fire storm of 1991 where thousands of homes were burned. so a lot of a lot, a lot of fun, nervous people up there folks always on edge when there's a fire in the hills and rightfully so as we take

we haven't seen that in the oakland hills just yet. but these winds are likely going to ramp and the fact that they're up on the top of the hills where that fire located. that's we're going to see the stronger gusts moving in. so that's what the big concern is with this fire. now, those winds coming up out of the south. you can see where the fire is located there right near the top of the oakland hills there. and so we're getting the southerly wind that is taking the fire up in this direction. more further to the north. so if it's going to push anywhere, it's going to push in that direction. generally and probably try to run up the hill a little bit. fires tend to run up the hills as they begin to burn. so that's a concern for firefighters. now they're going to have to deal with that. is if this continues to burn, these winds are going to be ramping up this evening. and so there's a lot of homes in and around this area. taking in for a closer look now you can see some of the in and around the fire area. they continue to see that burning

the santa clara hills w the highest snow totals, 6-12".t is possible we could see some flakes at lower elevations but they will not amount to anything. light rain falling from san mateo, redwood city, menlo park, east palo alto and stanford. as you go up in the hills, it is turning to snow. here is highway 84, 35. we are getting snow under the winter weather advisory until 7:00 p.m. later snake of the rain turns heavier in spots. overnight as cold air descends, our hilltops are seeing that snow, especially on mount hamilton, the mountains of the north bay. we will elect closely to see if anyone can see flakes in their neighborhood we next 24 hours. where it falls as liquid, the rainfall will total between half an inch and an inch of rain by tomorrow. today, highs are upper 40's to 50 degrees with an isolated chart. they, rain and snow turn heavier. seven-day fore rain and snow tonight and tomorrow. dry saturday and our next round of rain will come early next week. reggie: now we bring in ginger zee with a look at gma. >> good morning. comi

you got to go across tisha mingo creek and run up the hill. okay, so what happens is when they finally get up that hill, the first group, they're tired, they're worn out. and so the cavalry are there. and the infantry show up and they can't even pull the cartridges because their mouths are so dry. they just can't do anything. and so the cavalry stay and continue the fight surround this time that sturgis goes to grierson and says in so many words, get your cavalry out of the way so the infantry can do their job. and when the you know, when the battle this upset. grierson okay because he's like we have been fighting this for a few hours we're almost out of ammunition. and by the way, where's the ammunition in the wagons. where the wagons hatch you bottom at you, bombs to that two miles away, three miles away. so that makes it a serious problem for them. so now everyone's tired. the confederates are moving forward. now as they move forward, they're coming out of the woods and into the fields. so they're not concealed anymore. but there's enough th

snow over the hills. it becomes a two tonight through tomorrow morning widespread rain and we are looking at dusky weather. the snow will be increasing. hail and thunderstorms are possible to the showers remain scattered the intensity in the coverage ends to pick up at 8:00. at midnight we are seeing more of the wintry mix. snow as possible lower elevations down to the valley floors so don't be surprised do see that especially heading toward tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon still some scattered showers. the showers will linger into saturday morning before they move out of here. renfro estimates for most of you have inch category. we do have a freeze warning for inland areas in the hills and a frost advisory for the coast bay shoreline echoes of from midnight until 9:00 a.m.. go 30's to upper 30's depending on where you are. protect your pets, points and outer pipes. temperatures mid-20's around ukiah lakeport should most other areas in the low 30's below 40's. the heavy coat and the ring gear. wendy as well to

if you live in the hills try not to travel at this point. and in the valleys we're seeing a lot of rain. you may encounter some of that changing to snow as you make your way to work this morning. it's a big impact for areas from san francisco to the east bay on southward and a lot of heavy snow coming down in napa that's starting to edge into the hills of solano county, and the northern areas for lake and mendocino counties, also getting light snow. really heavy rain elsewhere that's coming water to stand on the roadways. we're going to continue to see that for the next few hours, with some gusty winds that are paebing at 25 to 35 miles per hour per hour. this will start to taper off tonight, but there will be more rain through the weekend. we see activity ramping up about 10:00 for most of us before the afternoon, we start to see clearing, a bit of sunshine. you'll see the hills coating all of us around the bay area. >>> vianey, any impacts? it's really backed up there. >> once the metering lights came on, this is what we're seeing. a live l

it all unfolded in the pine hills neighborhood yesterday near orlando. hotographer that was there is also in critical condition. the suspect was identified as a 19-year-old keith moses. it's not clear if he knew the victims. the "today" show will have more. >>> community leaders joined parents in concord to share concerns about what recently happened at one middle school where a student handed out cotton balls to other students, and other students took part as well. >> tell our teachers, don't worry about it, i will take care of it, and nothing happens. >> this is a very complex problem, and these are young people and our goal is to change inappropriate behaviors. >>> happening now, transportation secretary, pete buttigieg is in ohio surveying the wreckage near east palestine. >> and a huge disaster has become a political football. >> yeah, probably because it's ohio, a key state in the presidential elections. and you can't ignore the politics here. secretary buttigieg met with officials at the site of the chemical spill this morning. it has been 20 days

is when the cold air comes in, that is what we will watch for the possibility of snow in some of the hills. we will go over this in more detail. i will show you why the storm is put together in such a unique way coming up in your first alert forecast in just a few minutes pick >> i love your details, you definitely give us that. layer after layer. thank you. >>> power has been restored to more than 54,000 customers in oakland. the power went out after a fire at the pg&e substation yesterday. you can see the charred ground in this video from our choppers. customers were without power for 24 hours. pg and he has not released a cause for the fire. also, arson investigators are searching for the cause of the fire which destroyed a historic black church in oakland. earlier today, we saw firefighters carrying out whatever they could salvage from inside including flags and some pictures. parishioners and church leaders, still trying to make sense of this loss. after devin fehely tells us they are promising to rebuild. >> reporter: the front fagade of oakland first ame church was blackened by a fi

that was not the case around 5:30 this morning in the hills over berkeley. peak vista point, we got pounded with large snow flurries which stuck over us and the grass, not concrete. that lasted a good 30 to 45 minutes. back out live i long tesla road in the south valley, livermore wine area, again, if you want to take pictures like people are doing right now, you better do it fast because as i mentioned the snow is much lower than it is right now, but we've had some rain, the temps are getting up. i mean, it will be a heat wave up here. it will hit like the high 40s. that's not good for us, but it is enough for that to melt. if you want some pictures, get here fast. not only can you see it in livermore, you can see snow in the hills over pleasanton and dublin, something i've never seen before. you see it on mount diablo but not so low where it's over dublin or pleasanton for that matter, at least for the 20-plus years i've been here. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> beautiful sightings for sure out there, bob. you stay safe and stay warm in that heat wave o

we spoke with bart by phone and he lives in the hills. he is not sure when he will be able to get out >> we will be digging out the rest of the day. primary internet is down. neighbors all help each other. we will be checking in with all of our neighborhood and making sure everyone is safe. >> reporter: luckily i am hearing the snow is starting to melt but the other good news is highway 17 is back open. if you're going south from san jose to santa cruz, it is going to go down to one lane at some point. there is still a bit of debris on the road. drive with caution. do not drive over 17 if you do not have to. audrey did you see ian, thanks so much. >>> let us take you to the east bay were people who live in oakland and berkeley woke up two inches on the ground today. jody hernandez joins us live with a look at how they celebrated their snow day. a lot of people happy out there. >> reporter: people have been having a ball out here. we are at regional park which looks more like a snow park today. yesterday we had to travel all the way to lake

we are seeing snow surrounding the hills of st. helena. the santa cruz mountains the summit is a mixture of wintry mix that snow rain mix is starting to show up around north of tassajara. diablo road. it is wet right now. let's take a look at how much snowfall we are talking about. tonight and tomorrow morning snow level between 1000 and 200 feet. east bay hills up to half a foot. santa clara hills is where we are expecting six to 12 inches. some of the higher totals. in the santa cruz mountains three to seven inches of snow. 30's and 40's on your temperatures. cold or than average today. now the winds are coming up gusting to 39 at oakland. 32 in hayward and napa. when advisory until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. gusts could cause outages and topple tree limbs. 7:00 tonight southerly winds continuing to ramp up going into midnight. over the hills it is going to be stronger winds. this is our east bay hills camera. you can see the bouncy camera not expecting as strong of winds as what we experienced a few days ago. here is the area of low pressure t

snow beginning to fall in the hills of the north bay later on. overnight tonight, we see more snow falling in the santa cruz mountains. there is even a chance we could see snowfall in these bay hills. that is how cold -- east bay hills. here is the forecast overnight tonight. for the north bay mountains, four to eight inches of snow. the east bay hills, 1500 that would be grizzly peak. we could see two to six inches of snow. in santa clara hills, mount hamilton. in the santa cruz, and addition of three to seven inches of snow. here is the seven-day forecast. it is a cold morning with evening and rain continuing for tomorrow morning. we are dry saturday. kumasi: the seven things to know this morning. reggie: tesla returns to and i use this. febreze uses a microchip to digitally control how much scent is released so it doesn't fade. ooh. does mine have a microchip? - uh-uh. - oh. febreze stays first-day fresh for 50 days. that is a shockingly long time. febreze also has a refill reminder light... it even reminds you to refill it? so i never miss a

which was tied near the hill the dog is without a muzzle the dog was tied the child was riding down thedog the incident took place in a kennel where every weekend hundreds of families with children come to ride huskies and huskies after a walk. on the sleigh, the children asked to go up the hill, and there an accident occurred, rolling down once again. the girl did not calculate her way and crashed into the dog house with all her might. she is apparently a step away from the ramp. i didn’t have time to come to my senses and get up, as it turned out in the clutches of an angry dog, attacking the child, the girl’s mother says, he bit her face and neck with open wounds. had to be stitched up by a surgeon. at first she bit me, then she will climb with her paws. here only the child just flew into this dog, the dog, apparently, somehow defending itself or being frightened of biting the child, then the child scratched the top with its paws, got out by itself, but then, of course, everyone ran up and the children and adults six-year-old alisa was brought to the dog kennel by friends of the fami

in the hills, we are looking at some snow developing. ill to san martin, it's more on the rain front. and check this out. i do not remember a time when we have seen this. winter storm warnings for the north bay, east bay and south bay hills and mountains. 4:00 p.m. thursday to 11:00 a.m. friday. i have all the details, you've got to see it. remarkable, in 18 minutes, how low that snow is going to go. >> we've been around a long time, but not in 1976 when the last big snowstorm hit at low levels. thank you jeff. a lot of people are getting excited in the foothills this is from a viewer in los gatos, home off bear creek road, nice view. >> it's crazy to see. stephanie is along highway 17. so different for so many of us to see that. and lot of people aren't used to driving on snowy roads where you drive all the time. >> reporter: right. it's not snowing as it was earlier but we see a few flakes coming down. just an hour ago it was coming down hard. a few trucks and cars started pulling off the highway because of the driving conditions and th

snow over the hills between 1500 and 2000 feet. t becomes level two tomorrow night into friday morning, a moderate storm with rain, brief downpours. the snow level down to 500 feet. i would not be surprised if you see a flurry or two even at lower elevations than that. down to sea level,. a thunder chance and gusty winds. 6:00 a.m. still spotty in nature with snow showers. by 10:00 tomorrow night, the rain and snowfall intensity begins to pick up. coverage coming into friday morning. grizzly peak, the hills around napa, calistoga area, east of livermore, you will likely see snow showers. friday night, it winds down. rainfall totals generally a half inch to an inch. santa cruz mountains could pick up more than that. until 4:00 p.m. friday, we have a wind advisory for these areas. gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour could topple trees and cause damage. the accuweather 7-day forecast is a 1 tomorrow morning and most of the day. tomorrow night into friday, it becomes a 2. snow and cold conditions as we get into saturday, we get a break. le

county, as well as in santa barbara and some of the hills. and then we're still under this winter storm warning all the way through 11:00. we're looking at some spotty activity, at least through noon. there may be clearing for the afternoon for most of us, but the showers will still be in the area and we'll have another round going into tomorrow morning, especially for the north bay. so if you do have early morning saturday plans in some of those higher elevations in the north bay, heads up that there's still going to be snow coming down. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up. >>> vianey, you've been watching the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks sloppy, but it is moving. >> it is sloppy. we have a new report coming in from chp, apparently the eastbound lanes of 880 approaching treasure island, there's a vehicle that could be blocking lanes, possibly stalled out. i'm not seeing anything approaching the toll plaza, but if i zoom in closer, the eastbound lanes you can see just a little bit of a yellow right here approaching the toll plaz

so continuing down the hill we receive mortar fire on the hill maybe ten or 12. it's pretty badly wounded so then to them in his stomach and they gets were showing the other had chest wound i didn't know what to do the company commander told me to get back into my position and let the medics handle it. 's if i move them menu i would hurt them more so i went back to the position they pick them up and put them in stretchers and loaded them sorry this is july 27. i am glad that you asked. it started about 845 in the morning something like that. >> you're still the 27th infantry. >> at that time i was at the 29h it is a blow-by-blow account so when we left it took us one day to get there from where we were we spent at least one night on the road sonnet 26 lee camped out and on the 27th. >> you have such a vivid memory. >> i sleep with it every night and i wake up at that every morning. i wake up at 230 in the morning and going up the same held trying to rescue a medic and all of these koreans were shooting at me and i was shooting at them. so i would wake up and tryi

. >>> then, "inside the hill" tutors gen z congressman maxwell frost on how to kill time during the dailyee-hour freedom caucus vote on whether kevin mccarthy is allowed to eat that day. >>> but first, president biden is under pressure to pass police reform, despite previously announcing a bold mission to create a crop that grows policemen. it's time for some big news. ♪ >>> good evening, i'm host and the fun chaperone, james smartwood. top story, the police killing of tyre nichols has the nation wondering how best to tinker with the big violent gang we overpay to terrorize us. president biden, or very possibly chatgpt, issued this statement. "real and lasting change will only come if we take action to prevent tragedies like this from ever happening again. that is why i called on congress to send the george floyd justice in policing act to my desk." president biden, of course, faces strong opposition from the most powerful person on earth, joe biden, like a minute ago. >> the answer is not to defund the police. it's to fund the police. the answer is not to defund the police. the answer is

this includes the santa cruz mountains, as well as the santa clara hills. there could be dangerous travel and this is above 1,500 feet. we're also going to see more moisture coming in over the next few days. at surface level, sea level, around the bay area, we could see a lot of rain, as well as a little bit of hail mixed in. there appears to be a brief break on saturday, but then another storm system comes in on sunday and that continues through next week. so our rain outlook shows a lot of rain over the next seven days, a potential of the areas of pink, 2 to 3 inches of rainfall. and our temperatures are going to be very chilly. we're in the mid-60s for fairfield today but then upper 40s for friday and it's going to be a chilly weekend at least into much of next week. we'll have much colder than normal temperatures. once again, the impacts of all of this rain, as well as the potential of snow on the hills, we're going to be watching and it's going to be changing day by day. >>> vianey, you have a sigalert? >> 880 is going to be the trouble spot of the morn

freeze warnings in landover -- and over the hills. low-upper 30's for your temperatures, and as we look at the numbers, most of you will be on the cold side, mid-20's, ukiah and lakeport scattered showers and snow showers, breezy tomorrow morning, we will keep it windy to breezy tomorrow with a mixture of snow and showers, 40's and 50's for your highs. for your friday. it is a cold, wintry mix tomorrow, lightning possible, level two storms and then it is a one for saturday after the cold start. a few more showers will give you a break saturday, into early sunday. then we have some more wet weather returning sunday through tuesday. so, dan and karina. keep on bella's handy and the scouts as well. and the hat and gloves. >> maybe my skis in the east bay. i may need to get to work that way tomorrow. >> at least you before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet

, and it looks like there's a wintery mix near the hills in morgan hill. and this, of course, will bring some conditions in through the next couple of days where we could see frost on the roads. good day to get your tires checked before the rain moves in. also notice some slowing, typical for the altamont pass, westbound lanes through the 580 stretch. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> well, to our microclimate weather alert and those strong winds, which in one case is leaving a toddler fighting for his life. we told you about that at the top of the show. this happened when a tree fell on his boulder creek home last night. first responders say the redwood tree came down, trapping six people, including the 1-year-old boy. >> the patient wasn't going to be able to be removed without removing that tree. so we had crews on top of the roof and inside the structure in the living room where they were ultimately cutting away the weight and removing that off the patient. >> so firefighters say that child was conscious and breathing on his own, this is when they tra

and the north bay hills as well. because snow level tonight is expected to fall even lower in some cases around 500 feet. we're currently in the midst of frost advisories and freeze warnings and a lot of us are looking at temps well down in the 30's right now, san francisco and mountain view down at 39 degrees right now, dublin livermore in hayward in the upper 30's petaluma santa rosa were in the upper 20's. you're back up to 30 now. i'm talking all about what you need to know in the rest of your forecast. still to come, daria. >> thanks a lot, john. 7.56. and coming up in the next hour, thousands are still without power because of the wind, which is the big weather headline on tuesday. and now we've got the cold bearing down on them. so they're going on some power because they need some heat. we're going to have the conditions now on that. plus, the rain in the snow that will affect you as well. not just here in the towel, but here in the bay area, which is quite unusual. we'll be right back. >> from the area's loca

snow over the hills between 1500 and 2000 feet. level two tomorrow night into friday morning, a moderate storm with rain, brief downpours. the snow level down to 500 feet. i would not be surprised if you see a flurry or two even at lower elevations than that. down to sea level,. a thunder chance and gusty winds. 6:00 a.m. still spotty in nature with snow showers. by 10:00 tomorrow night, the rain and snowfall intensity begins to pick up. coverage coming into friday morning. grizzly peak, the hills around napa, calistoga area, east of livermore, you will likely see snow showers. friday night, it winds down. rainfall totals generally a half inch to an inch. santa cruz mountains could pick up more than that. until 4:00 p.m. friday, we have a wind advisory for these areas. gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour could topple trees and cause damage. the accuweather 7-day forecast is a 1 tomorrow morning and most of the day. tomorrow night into friday, it becomes a 2. snow and cold conditions as we get into saturday, we get a break. level 1 for

. >>> on the hill tonight, the vote in the house. the gop majority removing democratic representative ilhan omar from the foreign affairs committee. the congresswoman and her speech today, and what she said this was really about. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> a dramatic day of testimony in the alex murdaugh trial. the defense grilling authorities about what they found or didn't find the day after the murders. and prosecutors on a piece of video from the same day of the murders. and the question they say it now raises. eva pilgrim reporting. >>> the war in ukraine tonight, and vladimir putin's new nuclear threat. >>> and robin roberts tonight from new zealand. the beauty and the warning about climate, and what's changing already. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with the breaking headline late today. the pentagon briefing reporters just before we came on the air, saying they are now tracking a suspected chinese spy balloon hovering over the northern u.s. it was spo

fallout on the hill. fallout on the hill. once top congressional leaders receive that briefing this week, majority leader schumer has called for an all senate briefing to happened that following week so this is not going away anytime soon. republicans have a lot of questions about how the administration handled this threat and they have been determined to get answers in the coming days. host: let's listen to one of those lawmakers, senator tom cotton. he was on fox news yesterday. [video clip] >> shannon, the spy balloon has become a trial balloon testing president biden's strength and resolve and unfortunately the president failed that test. that is dangerous for the american people. the president was paralyzed for an entire week by a balloon. we should never have allowed the balloon to transit the entire continental united states. there are a lot of open questions the administration needs to answer to congress about why they did not do it. part of it was the presidential reluctance to take any action th

but the border comes to capitol hill today. republicans hope to cast a spotlight on the border hours before president biden delivers his state of the union speech. some gop members want to impeach homeland security secretary mayokas and even the president over the border. >> let's do the inquiry. but if we will sit around and talk about it and not have any action on this to investigate and then proceed with normal due process rights for secretary mayokas then i think you make a huge mistake. we just don't have the time. we can't go for another two years with 5 million people illegally entering the country. >> bill: fox has told biggs knows one of the agents testifying today. but these are not the witnesses the gop wanted at the hearing. there is pressure from conservatives on house speaker kevin mccarthy to impeach. mccarthy is taking a measured approach. >> we will never use impeachment for political reasons. it is not going to happen. it doesn't mean if something rises to the level of impeachment we wouldn't do it. the committ

they both came onto the hill about the same time.ative courtney cochairs the bipartisan congressional caucus along with representative whitman. while representative on the hill he has worked tirelessly for the navy and specifically connecticut helping of both the navy achieve goals. in fact congressman courtney has been affectionately known and he was to change that. [laughter] so he has also been awarded the public service award which is the highest civilian. congressman courtney university and boston he also has a law degree from the university of connecticut. congressman whitman will follow congressman courtney based on alphabetical order, just like they do and it goes on in the house. [laughter] he serving the first congressional district in virginia 2006 -- 2007 timeframe. his focus is all spent on strengthening the military as well as economic development and working to fix our crumbling infrastructure as well as access toes high-speed internet and the stem program. he currently serves on the board of the naval academy board of

it concerns the new leadership on thers hill. if there will be a different agenda and different direction or where the course changes will take place? or do you think it will be as it has been for the last few years in the navy's perspective on the budget. >> as we said now is sort of established a speaker that process population that we are just talking about in the back room there is no start to pick up speed. i think in terms of the house armed services committee are going to have great stability in terms of mr. rogers and adam smith having the top two positions. robins is going to stay, better state. [laughter] and my friend kelly is positioned to be the chair. i expect to be a ranking member. there is a lot of carryover in terms of the people i think are going to head up some of these committees. i have to say one thing that is of concern to me even though it was a good thing is not in the rule adopted yesterday but talk about trying to roll back the top light of the federal government to fiscal year 22 is in my opinion a com

in the north bay hills. snow level right now is hovering right around 1000 feet, if not just below it. we'll see snow level tomorrow morning falling even further. we do have freeze warnings and some frost advisories in effect for another few minutes. up until 09:00am this morning and snow tonight will be falling at lower elevations yet some of the north bay mountains seeing multiple inches of it. and for mount hamilton, likely upwards of a foot if not a couple of feet. now rainfall will be spotty throughout the day today. mixed with snow followed upper elevations increasing overnight tonight. some really heavy rainfall during overnight hours mix with snowfall. increasingly low elevations into tomorrow morning could see a few flurries on top of mountain peaks like a twin peaks in san francisco. rainfall estimates for the rest of the week about another inch of rain. 2 to 3 inches of additional rain into next week. and for our winds picking up this afternoon, 2030, miles per hour. gusts this afternoon, going to

also in in the tenth century, they occupied the hill of the castle hill and poured high defensive rampartsere . and a wooden castle with many buildings and a temple, so the mountain turned into the center of the ancient city. and today, this place offers a gorgeous view of the mstislavs. in general, a trip along the castle hill is a real quest at the foot. you will notice three monuments, the history of this is connected with an unknown knight who died in the battle of 1502 , which took place on the bhak river, the remains of the unknown defender of our city are buried in 2013. igor alexandrovich marlyuk. doctor historical sciences made unique underwater excavations on our evkhara river , he made them together with the marine pegasus divers club, and during these excavations a unique armor was found, which has no equal in belarus. the terrace was perfectly preserved. chain mail after restoration, these armor went to the museum of the history of the city of mogilev hospitality, and the remains of their owner are buried here, a stone's throw from us, another memorial sign was also installed

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whats has been the _ the hills it is championing. has been the motivation behind l the hills it is championing. whats has been the motivation behind this? i have family over there, my 95—year—old grate auntie, she is, on the west side of ukraine, she doesn't want to leave her home, i have got family on the front line, my cousin, he has been injured a couple of times on the front line, recuperating, going back to the front, and they have got motivation, i have motivation, so, i would just like to show support. bud i have motivation, so, iwould 'ust like to show supporti like to show support. and it is one ear on like to show support. and it is one year on now _ like to show support. and it is one year on now since _ like to show support. and it is one year on now since the _ like to show support. and it is one year on now since the conflict - year on now since the conflict began, you said you have family over there, how are you feeling about it all now? ,, , , all now? still terrified, because an hinu all now? still terrified, because

i'm happy. >> the snow colored hills are seen from miles away. it is drawing people in. >> and want to enjoy this. >> the sleds are coming out with smiles. the young and the older are flocking to higher elevation for a frolic and some fun. >> were just coming to see this from santa rosa. >> down the way, a snowball fight. they are making their way from napa. >> we live in a place that is sunny. we don't go sno >> he's never seen anything like this. >> is really weird. the never happens. first time in 18 years living. >> the best part. >> throwing snowballs. >> mom and dad are happy to watch from there warm vehicle. >> plenty of people are having fun with the snow, but others have been busy all day trying to clear it. >> we been out working, clearing roads and trying to get this apocalyptic snowstorm. >> nine inches of snow dropped in napa county over the past 24 hours. piling onto roads, with traps left behind. >> of your thinking like this? wax a couple of times. >> and was last time? >> never like this. >> abc 7 news. >> mother nature brought a

snow and slick pavement caused a major backup in livermore in the hills there this morning. and nearly a dozen cars getting stuck in the snow, bringing traffic to a halt for a while as kron four's philippe djegal reports. alameda county firefighters helped to dig the drivers out terms of snow. >> to alameda county fire engine companies spent early friday morning digging up to 10 cars at the snow. they got stuck driving to the summit of patterson pass road in livermore. it caused a backup of more than 100 cars. david murillo lives off the back road and says it's dangerous when it's dry and even worse when it's wet. >> we're packed with powder in 2 years seen least 25 accidents. 2 fatalities. we have a semi. down the road, just turn over and kill somebody because they let couple had strong winds and black ice and you can't help but feel like drivers dodged the worst of it friday morning considering no one was injured during the delays. really on the edge of the road. >> you might slip. you know, it's where it's crazy out there. i mean, you anderson, you want to get home. but ju

but the rain is with us in the north, drizzly with hill fog in some western areas around the coast. where we have the sunshine, already 14 where we have the sunshine, already 1a and 15, so we could see 16 in a few spots throughout the afternoon. overnight come up with all that cloud around and the breeze, it is blowing a gale across the shetland isles. it will ease, but more cloud as the weather front pushes north and another approaches. all in all, it should stay relatively mild, 5 or 6 despite halls in the cloud. tomorrow, there will be halls in the cloud, but probably different areas seeing sunshine and with the cloud quite thick, it could be drizzly with mist and helpful. this weather front is looming and pushing heavier rain in later in the day and it looks like a wetter day for the northern isles. temperatures 13 or 14 with northern isles. temperatures 13 or 1a with the brighter breaks. it is behind the weather front we get a change in how it feels. yes, we get that cold northerly or north—westerly coming south. but it is not chilly completely because the sunshine is getting s

and that would have been the oakland hills. remember, that was up in elevation to so that could have been an issue. but also some good news. we've got some rain on the way and that rain will take care of things overnight tonight. that's going to be a nice little soaker. we're going maybe see maybe a quarter of an inch, maybe a 3rd of an inch down in the urban areas, maybe half an inch over some of the mountain tops. but this is the first in a series of storms that will impact the bay area will trying time those out for you. coming up in a few minutes. thanking or fire news tonight. pga is now facing manslaughter charges over its alleged role in a twenty-twenty wildfire that >> killed 4 people. the zogg fire burned about 90 square miles in shasta county. cal fire says the blaze started when a tree fell and hit a pg e power line. among the victims. an 8 year-old girl and her mother. the pair were caught by the flames while trying to drive away from their home pg and e pleaded not guilty to 11 felony and misdemeanor charges last ju

sunny but breezy at times too windy, especially in the hills cold morning. sunny for all breezy on the cool side. i mean, there's a lot of thirties, but there are many forties as well. i mean, tomorrow i would take a good five. maybe 10 degrees off some of these tents, because well, bender, calm conditions. still some twenties, you guys down to 25. 26 but middletown 35. there has to be a breeze. otherwise they'd be colder yet. healdsburg 30 sebastopol 31 look at point reyes station 27 fairfax down to 29. so there are a few yet napping sonoma are in the forties. if no breeze they'd be in the thirties. they will be tomorrow nine in truckee 25. also in reno, 37. las vegas man that's cold 33 in monterey. that's cold as well. bakersfield at 34 so sunny side up today. windy pattern no breezy, windy pattern. morning joe a lot of thirties but sunny, breezy, but cool on the temps will get fifties. the weekend looks good . next pattern changes. sure, looks like everyone's jumping on board here would be around the 22nd 23rd. end of february and early march, is beginning

amy: ralph, i'm looking at the front page of the capitol hill citizen. ted to start with the tagline, democracy dies in broad daylight. an obvious mocking of the washington post that says democracy dies in darkness. talk about democracy dies in broad daylight. >> all these things congress is not doing is quite important. if you make a list of all the justice causes you have had on your program, amy, over half either have to go through congress or are going to be blocked by congress. we have spend much more time on the 535 members of congress. because the way our constitution is set up, most national progress under law, whether it is health care or tax reform or cutting the military budget or waging peace or public works or the social safety net, the answer is it has got to go through congress. that there 70 protests -- so many protests that go up in the either without it been laid back on congress. that is why we have this capitol hill citizen is to show it is all about congress. and congress has to be captured by the people instead of being controlled by

have seen from a distance, this is the diablo range from the dublin area and chopper five flew over the hills east of black hawk, a beautiful wintry scene. let's take you to the south bay. check out the observatory on mount hamilton, they are out plowing and trying to keep up with caltrans plans to keep mount hamilton road closed until at least sunday. it has been quite an eventful 24 hours, not just with the snow, but rain and we are getting a bit of a break right now. paul heggen has been busy counting up the totals and i must admit, i have seen some really pretty sunset pictures in the bay area. >> this has given us a spectacular sunset in the area, this is the current view from mount hamilton where the snow has stopped for a moment but they are likely to pick up a little bit more tonight. 2:00 p.m. was the last update we had, this is what it added up to at that point. over one foot of snow at mount hamilton. the amounts go down as you go down in elevation but all of these not seen snow in years, over a decade. and it brought quite a bit of rain to the area as well. here is a look at the e

so continuing down the hill we receive mortar fire on the hill maybe ten or 12. it's pretty badly wounded so then to them in his stomach and they gets were showing the other had chest wound i didn't know what to do the company commander told me to get back into my position and let the medics handle it. 's if i move them menu i would hurt them more so i went back to the position they pick them up and put them in stretchers and loaded them sorry this is july 27. i am glad that you asked. it started about 845 in the morning something like that. >> you're still the 27th infantry. >> at that time i was at the 29h it is a blow-by-blow account so when we left it took us one day to get there from where we were we spent at least one night on the road sonnet 26 lee camped out and on the 27th. >> you have such a vivid memory. >> i sleep with it every night and i wake up at that every morning. i wake up at 230 in the morning and going up the same held trying to rescue a medic and all of these koreans were shooting at me and i was shooting at them. so i would wake up and tryi

to 60-plus miles per hour and some of those highest wind gusts will be near the coast as well as the hills. but all of the bay area will have some high wind gusts. you have a little bit of time to prepare, but it's going to be windy and also turning very cold. we'll have more impacts ahead. let's go to nbc bay area's pete suratos live in mill valley with a look at how they're preparing in the north bay. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, kari. we were speaking to marine county officials. the focus is more on the cold and windy conditions as they put it. they expect the cooler coiobe inland, and then along the coastal areas they expect some of the frostier conditions to pop up. now, of course as those temperatures go down, the appliance store in mill valley we went into this morning, they say those heaters you're looking at, they're expecting those to fly off the shelves as the temps start to cool down here in the area. county officials say they're focusing on the cold weather and what they call the four ps -- people, pet, plants, and pipes. here's a spokesperson talking a little bit m

snow in oakland and the berkeley hills. he was loving it out there. et by the way from brooks has more than 400 retweets. already this one nws bay area three hours in 10 seconds. look at that time lapse. this is city of cupertino, keeping sending those reports, rulers and snow with the location are super helpful that they say and then we have this one from bark heavy and sustained snowfall with close to one inch accumulation so far at 2200. feet above los cotto's thunderstorms and power is still out tree snapping all around, but that is so beautiful to look at. so for more on this in the weather that we're having we go to meteorologist rosemary oroczo with a look at the conditions outside high, rosemary. hi christina. so amazing ride and a and a big applause to our folks in house here, capturing all these beautiful views for us, our life camps, taking photos or live video of areas like mount diablo and mount hamilton's and across the bay and just capturing gorgeous shots there again, mount diablo! so in the background. i believe that maybe oakland in t

west side of lookout mountain, cross the pontoon bridge, browns ferry, and then go into hiding in the hillsof stringer's ridge and on order move over to the banks of the tennessee river opposite the mouth of south chickamauga creek, kind of near the upper right of the the map where you see. sherman marked on the map and there cross the the tennessee river and then turn southward attack the confederate right flank. now at the time that grant develops this plan and and sherman learns of it, when when he arrived for a reconnaissance in mid-november, the confederate right flank was located. where? on the map. if you see here on the map, you see blue block for absalom baird's division and a red block for benjamin franklin, chatham's division. if you look right there, you'll see the symbol on the map for for confederate earthworks or field fortifications. and at the time that grant developed his plan, that was the right flank, the the confederate. and that's what he envisioned that sherman would would attack grant's for sherman to do this all associated with with grant's concern for the state of

we are looking south towards the hills. it's not unusual to see snow in these hills. at these low levels. i lived here 20 years. never seen snow this low. my guess is the snow levels are probably at 1,000 feet, perhaps lower. for the past couple of hours, we have seen people stopping along the stretch and taking these views. to capture the moment with their cellphone before getting back there their car because it's nippy out here. this is a two-lane road that connects livermore to tracy. when we left around 8:45 this morning, it was shut down because of the snow. they assessing what needed to be done to make it safe. this is a concern. chp tweeted out pictures from early this morning. you can see the road is wet, slushy. we believe it's icy in some parts. a couple of inches of snow overnight. during the early morning commute, cars got stuck, which caused a backup. the fire tweeted out they helped over 100 cars get over the pass. i shot this video at 3:30 this morning. this is just outside the lab in livermore, located on the valley floor close to sea level. you can see

for now, do not be surprised that at this time the castle hill is empty. it only turns into a medieval city for one day during the knight's festival, which attracts members of the club in a historical reconstruction, they arrange fights and storm the fortress in armor and with swords. it is definitely worth seeing next to the lists tower. don is believed that at one time there was a similar one, though it was much higher than this. such towers existed on castle hill from the 12th to the 17th centuries. they burned down and were restored again, and in the 17th century the last such tower was erected, which was restored according to the images according to the drawings of our famous archaeologist. alekseeva inside this structure, the soldiers who led the defense from here were closed. if the enemy managed to break through the fortress walls today in peacetime, thank god this is not relevant, because an ethnographic exposition was placed in the walls of the tower. the tree of life was not chosen by chance. after all, wooden objects accompanied our ancestors al

expand on that pic >> you will have to be in the hills, which makes sense, but a lot lower in those hills and what we have gotten used to by thursday we could see snow as low as 1000 feet which means, maybe a dusting for the east bay hills, it would not be super impactful but it would definitely catch people's attention. i think it would probably be more impactful in the santa cruz mountains, where we have got more into structure and roads that go above 1000 feet, but, there's a lot coming our way. so, after a wonderful three day weekend, everything starts to change tomorrow. the first element is that it gets windy and cold. that is what tuesday is about. windy and cold. and then, scattered showers will start from tuesday night through wednesday, and that will get going really through friday. on tuesday and wednesday it is mainly just scattered showers. and then wednesday, late, throughout all day on friday, cold air filters into this system. enough cold air that we start to see snow levels drop with scattered showers. and by the time we get into thursday and friday, now it is down to tha