a treacherous morning commute in the northeast. rob marciano standing by. >>> also tonight, investigating trump. democrats threatening new investigations, demanding documents from dozens in the president's inner circle. and the new poll showing where the president stands with the american people. >>> mardi gras horror, a driver plowing into a group of cyclists. killing two, then trying to get away. the suspect, the son of a new orleans police officer. >>> and the call for justice from the family of stephon clark. after the officers who shot and killed the unarmed man will not face charges. will the state e spinning out of control, and then drove away, in custody tonight. >>> and the two little girls, sisters, missing nearly 48 hours in the cold and rain. the clues that brought them back to their family. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the extreme weather. a deadly tornado outbreak across the south. at least ten lives already reported lost. this monster tornado seen in georgi

but it can be treacherous and dangerous as well. the work being done to keep rescues to a minimum. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> after the brutal murder of a san jose woman, allegedly at the hands of an undocumented felon, one county leader is calling for sweeping i.c.e. changes tonight. >> reporter: county supervisor, ed mitch, says changes need to gh a wants to ste son was leter, failed by the system. >> reporter: six times. that's how many requests i.c.e. made to santa clara county to hold carlos caranza behind bars. all six times he was released before allegedly murdering larson in cold blood. >> i want to know why he was allowed to be here and why the he wasn't taken and put somewhere where he could never get back out and do this. >> reporter: after the mayor and police chief criticized county officials, the supervisor is proposing a list crafted within the next 30 days of misdemeanors and felonies that would trigger the county to notify law enforcement agencies, including i.c.e. in a serious or violent felon's release. >> one more time going back to i.c.e. and t

these near white out conditions making travel treacherous. ea.raska also dealing with u ion >> rob is joining us now. the mercury drop. ahead for the northeast. >> yh, whave bof wind masses. we often get turbulent weather with that. and we have a severe weather threat tonight. jackson, tupelo, nashville, lexington. that is where we can see it pop later this evening. heavy rain in the ohio river valley and turning to snow just outside of chicagoland. the cold air to the east. we had temperatures near 80 zrees in d.c. today, 70 in new york city. that is feeding into the storms. the rain advances tomorrow through harrisburg, philly, and new york and eventually through boston, not clearing there until late tomorrow night. here comes the cold air. more like winter monday morning for the first day of april. >> we will see you tomorrow on "gma." thank you. >>> now to the case raising questions in atlanta. police say a teenager who was new to the neighborhood accidentally knocked on the wrong door and was shot and killed by a resident. that suspect b

they chose a treacherous route up a peak dubbed ‘killer mountain'. after contact was lost. yeah, this is the spot. rescue was always going to be difficult as this is an area prone to huge avalanches. almost two weeks after they went missing, their bodies were spotted. daniele was a2. tom was just 30 years old. he respected mountains and he felt that a mountain would allow you to climb it, or not, and you had to read it. now, tragically, sadly, in this case, i'm not saying he read it wrong, but mountains are unforgiving things, and he knew that. he knew the deal and he knew that he was always going to be at risk. yeah, take that with us. tom, as a youngster, looking for a reassuring cuddle from his mum, alison hargreaves. in 1995, she became the first woman to climb everest without oxygen or assistance. when we go climbing, we obviously minimise the risks, and if we thought it was that risky, we wouldn't go climbing. anybody who went off thinking that, you know, there was a very high chance they wouldn't come back, i think it's a very unfairthing to d

military junta which once to stay in the driver's seat here through its political vehicle along treacher of hard t.v. which is basically a group of former cabinet cabinet members but. the mood has has changed and i think that's something that the military underestimated their own a lot of people who are very much fed up with the military and want to see change now the reason why in the beginning everyone had expected this walk in the park for the military was that there was never a level playing field for the other parties the military regime had made sure that there are very strict election rules that make it very hard for the other parties to campaign but even with this unfair again it doesn't look like the military regime will pull really well so we'll have to wait and see for sunday what is really clear already is that there won't be free and fair elections by western by our standards pretty much so these elections will be weighted towards the military some say even rigged. it in that report that you sent us that we've just seen we also heard the foreign investors in this report it w

ship would run aground the crew managed to anchor in the bay an area known since viking times is treacherously difficult to navigate. the cult and of course it will not you this is clearly a serious situation this is a cruise ship with one thousand three hundred passengers on board is stuck in one of the northern europe's worst stretches of water scattered with reefs so this is a serious situation as it will show him the authority has mobilized five helicopters for the operation though some had to be diverted to help a second vessel nearby the freighter with a crew of nine also suffered engine failure delaying the crew ship airlift. rescue passengers have been brought to a reception center on land clearly this was not the kind of adventure they'd had in mind when they booked their cruise. every threat. very frightening we were not on the helicopter with the sling the two of us together and it was quite scary the severe weather is preventing rescue workers from using smaller boats to take passengers ashore so authorities now aim to tow the cruise ship itself and the hundreds of passengers still

heather: really the treacherous weather across country, deadly tornadoes to snowstorm, definite i willping you busy, we appreciate you being with us so early. how about this? two young sisters found alive after 2 days in the willed -- wilderness, watch the moment when they are reunited with their family. heather: look at that, 8-year-old laya and her 5-year-old sister caroline more than a mile away from northern california home after they wandered away on friday where they tracked them down following trail of granola wrappers. >> i want to thank god for that. >> certainly 44 hours, the girls were trained for outdoor survival through club and they are both doing okay. avalanche in colorado mountain site right towards the highway, incredible moment all caught on camera. >> got it? >> is it going to come down here, is it, is it? heather: is it, is it. crashing down into the creek creating a powder cloud. no people or cars were buried and no one was injured. eventually he started backing up. good idea. well, president trump wowed crowd of cpac bringing back everything that we saw in 2016 d

ship would run aground the crew managed to anchor in the bay an area known even to the vikings as treacherously difficult to navigate. the cult and. this is clearly a serious situation as a cruise ship with one thousand three hundred passengers on board is stuck in one of the north in europe's worst stretches of water scattered with reefs so this is a serious situation as it will. authorities mobilised five helicopters for the operation though some had to be diverted to help a second vessel nearby the freighter with a crew of nine also suffered engine failure delaying the cruise ship airlift. rescued passengers were brought to a reception center on land clearly this was not the kind of adventure they'd had in mind. they booked their cruise. period for a. very frightening we. helicopter with a sling together and it was quite scary. the severe weather prevented rescue workers from using boats to take passengers ashore. amid battering winds the airlift operation was described as a demanding exercise. for the latest on this rescue operation i'm joined now on the line by p.f. yell he's with the join

ship would run aground the crew managed to anchor in the bay an area known since viking times is treacherously difficult to navigate. the cult and. this is clearly a serious situation this is a cruise ship with one thousand three hundred passengers on board is stuck in one of the north and europe's worst stretches of water scattered with reefs so this is a serious situation as it will show an author and he's mobilized five helicopters for the operation though some had to be diverted to help a second vessel nearby the freighter with a crew of nine also suffered engine failure delaying the cruise ship airlift. rescue passengers have been brought to a reception center on land clearly this was not the kind of adventure they'd had in mind when they booked their cruise. now to some other stories making news around the world members of australia and new zealand's indigenous communities have come together in sydney to show solidarity with the victims of last week's gun attacks on two mosques in christchurch new zealand has announced it will hold a national remembrance service on march twenty ninth for

. >> when the crew ship ran into engine trouble, they were off the coast of norway and treacherous waters.>> my wife and i are yachtsmen. we've been subjected to pretty rough seas over the years but this was unlike anything we've ever seen.>> furniture flying, glass shattering and parts of the ceiling falling on passengers. >> we didn't think we were going to die as long as rings went well and the captain and crew did the right thing. we knew it was possible because of how close we were to the rocks. >> rescuers put lifeboats to evacuate passengers but the rough waters were too much. airlifted passengers to safety. other passengers waited on board putting on lifejackets and sleeping on the floor. finally, more than 24 hours after this whole ordeal started, the ship made it to port.>> we were finally there. >> sheppard hopes the rest of her vacation will be smooth sailing from here.>> the room is warm and they cleaned it all up. we are spending the night on the ship.>> the couple also says they plan to travel around europe a little bit more before they fly home to rio vista.>> california's

not far away, bear creek and other mountain roads were equally treacherous amid periods of moderate toain that could only run off the already saturated ground. in the valley below, fender benders like this one on west san carlos street in san jose snarled traffic. standing water like this is evidence that storm drains, clogged with debris, are having trouble keeping up with all the rain. drivers must dodge puddles and potholes that can pop a tire or worse. san jose has already tripled it's pothole crew in recent weeks. wednesday was windy too amid reports of downed trees. it was one of those days where you were reaching for your sunglasses one minute and your umbrella the next. tired of the rain?sot/mos the fruitless plum trees are suggesting that spring is around the corner. then again, keep that umbrella handy. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast... but also the latest totals.. lawrence karnow: it was mostly cloudy with showers and gusty winds this morning. more showers continued int

of the entire drive on 101 in san francisco is treacherous when it comes to that rain. to the east bay where traffic is okay. this is the tracy super commute. traffic will be busy on 205 and 580 driving through. no major issues into livermore. this is a look at oracle arena. traffic is looking good and the bay bridge is wet but light. again, you could be hydroplaning out there if you are driving too fast. keep that in mind. let's bring re hydroplaning going slower, right? advisory out until 4:00 for areas above 1000 feet. lucas valley road, marine gusting to 73 miles an hour. i know that, at the berkeley marina, it was about 50 miles an hour gusts. me and my army of one here are trying to put things together here. a lot of that went south, southern california but now the system is making the move. cold front and now the upper level low has to come in and that will provide a tremendous amount of lift and also steep lapses. that's going to trigger more activity. i would not be surprised if thunderstorms pop up today. all the ingredients are in place as well. some of the r

it will be tough and treacherous. tomorrow afternoon, you'll see sun, 50s, fikts and breezy. one for thursday. authority break friday before a light system comes in, saturday into sunday, that's an afternoon rain going into early sunday. and just a friendly reminder, we go to daylight saving time sunday morning, so set your clock forward one hour. tuesday, chance of showers, as well. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> thunderstorm on "good morning america, and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. than the one next door. dearest britain. we love you. maybe it's your big hearts. your sense of style. welcome to ba100. (ba100, you're clear for take-off). how you follow your own path. you've led revolutions... of all kinds. yet you won't shout about it. it's just not in your nature. instead, you'll quietly make history. cake. beds. poetry. trouble. love! hope! and rather a lot of tea. the best of britain, from the moment you step on

it will be tough and treacherous. tomorrow afternoon, you'll see sun, 50s, fikts and breezy. level one for thursday. authority break friday before a light system comes in, saturday into sunday, that's an afternoon rain going into early sunday. and just a friendly reminder, we go to daylight saving time sunday morning, so set your clock forward one hour. tuesday, chance of showers, as well. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> thunderstorm on "good morning try my sourdough patty melt combo with fries and a drink for just $4.99. it's the perfect remedy for the uncomfortable things in life... like flying, the dentist ...and guys named ronald. i have my reasons. try my $4.99 sourdough patty melt combo today. i must admit. i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug". you know it, right? but i don't have to, with always discreet. i couldn't believe the difference. it's less bulky. and it really protects. watch this. the super absorbent core turns liquid and odor to gel, and locks it away. so i have nothing to hide. always discreet. for bladder leaks. comes

the man's son reported he disappeared and treacherous waters near carmel. charges he is facing have led police to believe it is all a hoax. >> is still listed as a missing persons case but for days of searching with no evidence of a drowning inward from scotland the missing person is wanted for more than two dozen rapes, it is looking more and more suspicious. if it is a death hoax this would be the perfect place to do it. monastery beach a popular spot for tourists and scuba divers. it is named after the catholic monastery overlooking the beach but has an ominous reputation. signs leading to the water have one warnings. 30 people have drowned here over the years leading to its morbid nickname. >> the nickname is mortuary beach simply because it sounds like monastery beach and there have been a few incidents here's . when a 17 -year-old reported his father, kim gordon of scotland, went missing after swimming here last week, search and rescue teams thought they had yet another drowning on their hands. or did they. >> no evidence whatsoever he went swimming a

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it's a treacherous field, david. >> eric, with all of these companies that are expected to go publicg some of them, as they come to the public market >> well, as you would expect them to have a plan, and you would expect them to know what the next, at least two or three quarters are going to look like. and yeah, you probably have to answer the question, at some point, as to when are you planning to be profitable. but i think that's, you know, if they have a plan to sustain growth, and i think in the case of lyft, it's very smart for them to go out first, before uber because there are probably some investors that want to be participating in the category, but might not want to be in all of them. so they're probably taking some investors off the table. so that's a good strategy. >> what about casper, which your firm has invested in >> well, there was a report today saying they're looking for underwriters casper is a fantastic company. we were investors in them from the very beginning they're category leaders, so it would be, to me, it would make sense for them to go public. >> gents, th

. >> ninan: treacherous weather submerging the midwest. some areas of nebraska and iowa are under evacuation orders. the national weather service says historic flooding will continue through the weekend. and that includes parts of the missouri and mississippi river basins. coming up next, the school. >> ninan: there are new agzs in the college admissions scandal involved yale university. hollywood stars felicity huffman and lori loughlin are among at least 33 parents that have been charged so far. carter evans has more. >> reporter: the investigation into the college admissions scandal appears to be widening. at yale, after a school soccer coach was indicted for accepting bribes, yale's president now says the college is conducting its own review "to learn whether others have been involved in activities that have corrupted the athletic recruitment and admissions process." >> would you stop. >> reporter: on friday, actress felicity huffman was back in court with her husband, william h. macy. she's accused of paying $15,000 to have someone co

the rain was also back, making driving pretty treacherous. the chp says this car spun out on rain slick highway 24 near the broadway exit. the driver wasn't hurt. in san francisco, umbrellas were back on duty. >> it's getting to be a lot. it's wet every single day. >> reporter: this tree fell overnight blocking traffic. this tree toppled near 380 in san bruno. >> this week, our soil is saturated past the point. it cannot take more rain. >> reporter: this arborist says homeowners should look for anything unusual at the base of trees on their property. >> if you see any roots, that's a good indication. it's a big red flag warning, this tree is hazardous. >> reporter: many admit after a long winter, they need a break from the elements. you ready for spring? >> yes. very ready for spring. >> reporter: more rain is on the way. >> if you want to track the rain with live doppler 7, you can do it with the abc 7 news app. just click the blue live bar at the top. you can check the weather conditions where you live and enable push alerts to get the late

storm system caused violent seas and high winds, battling the cruise liner and pushing it toward treacherousocks. aboard, mostly 900 americans and british passengers. >> my wife was sitting in front of me and all of a sudden she was gone. i thought this was it. >> helicopter crews launched a daring rescue mission lifting pass edgers off the ship one by one. >> it made it to port on its own power with tugboats. the remaining passengers back in harbor. >> what was it like when you got to land? >> bawling. >> crying. yeah. crying. >> tonight some are already on their way home, traveling by air this time, not sea. tonight, of the 27 passengers from this cruise ship hospitalized, 13 are still in the hospital. one in a critical condition. they have suffered cuts, fractures and understandably, kate, trauma. >> scary situation. keir, thank you so much. >>> tensions are rising in the mideast tonight as israel confronts what it sees as a new threat militias backed by iran amassing what is beneath the israeli reporter and the golan heights. >> israeli guns sending a message to iran from the golan heigh

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a treacherous morning commute in the northeast.anding by. >>> also tonight, investigating trump. democrats threatening new investigations, demanding documents from dozens in the president's inner circle. and the new poll showing where the president stands with the american people. >>> mardi gras horror, a driver plowing into a group of cyclists. killing two, then trying to get away. the suspect, the son of a new orleans police officer.

reporter: others are making their way back through the treacherous roads to search for love ones.man's uncle and wife have been missing for days. help fromgoing to get other people. reporter: many more peopl remain huddled in schools and basic clinics waiting for help. >> my mother, my father, my two young sisters, one of whom just had a child, they are all dead. >> my house is destroyed in the floods, and i was buried underneath. my daughter was with me in bed and waed away from me. reporter: pictures are starting to emergfrom neighboring mozambique. a rescue team released this video of neighborsumping in floodwater and swimming to rescue sanded family. experts say water in the coastal city has no way to drain as the death toll continues to rise in both countries, zimbwe is struggling to keep up.co twtries are now united in mourning. laura: as the floodwaters continue to rise, nelson mandela's widow is appealing for aid. she was the education minister a for mozambiq she is a member of the elders, a group of global leaders. she spoke exclusively to the bbc and was askewhat the sit

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. >>> thursday's rain certainly made things treacherous o the roads. the flooding may be receding, this is what many drivers encountered yesterday. from montgomery to fairfax, people had to call emergency crews for help. if you see standing water onur drive, turn around, don't drown. >>> this morning on news 4, the mother of a preschooler is explaining how her child's sexual abuse is affecting their faly. >> her little girl is one of 15 victims of taylor boykin. he was convicted of molesting dr ch. parents testifying accept tensing hearing. many of the children have deep emotional scars. >> we deal with nightmare. we deal with anxiety. it makes it difficult. we are a little bit closer to st having some closure. but there's concern with the day care. >> some parents are considering suits against the academy. >>> a sixth suspect is in custody in connection with a gang killing of a student. five suspects are in police od cu all are members of the ms-13 gang and all entered the coury illegally. 16-year-old jason pinead, was found dead earlier this month. h

the man's son reported he disappeared and treacherous waters near carmel. the charges he is facing back home that have led police to believe it is all a hoax. >> reporter: monterey county sheriff deputies are still classifying this as a missing persons case. after days of searching with no sign of any drowning is becoming more and more suspicious and investigators say if it is a hoax, this would be the perfect place to stage it . monastery beach is a popular spot for tourists and scuba divers, just off highway one. it is named after the catholic monastery overlooking the beach , but it has an ominous reputation. signs leading to the water have blown mornings 30 people have drowned here over the years leading to its morbid nickname. >> the nickname is mortuary beach. when a 17 -year-old reported that his father,im gorn of scotland, went missing after swimming her last week, search and rescue teams thought they had yet another drowning. or did they? >> no evidence whatsoever he went swimming at monastery beach. investigators say the case started to fall apart

others are making their way back through the treacherous roads to search for their loved ones.e and his wife have been missing for days. we are not confident but we want to get information, so we can get help from other people, or from well—wishers. many more people remain huddled in schools and basic clinics, waiting for help. translation: my mother, my father, my two young sisters, one of whom had just had a child, they are all dead. translation: my house was destroyed in the floods and i was buried underneath. translation: my house was destroyed in the floods and i was buried underneath. my daughter was with me in bed and was washed away from me. the nation is trying to keep up with the death toll. burying the dead is meant to bring a sense of closure but many here don't even have time to grieve. they are still trying to survive. shingai nyoka, bbc news. our science editor david shukman joins me now. such terrible destruction over such large parts of africa. it is climate change to blame? it's impossible to a nswer change to blame? it's impossible to answer that tonight but

storm system caused violent seas and high winds, battering the cruise liner and pushing it towards treacherousocks. aboard over 900 mostly american and british passengers. >> my wife was sitting in front of me, all of a sudden she was gone. and i thought this was it. >> reporter: helicopter crews launched a daring rescue mission, plucking nearly 500 passengers from the ship one by one. the cruise liner made it to port under its own power with the help of a few tugboats. the remaining passengers finally back in harbor. what was it like when you got to land? >> bawling. crying. >> crying, yeah. crying. >> reporter: some are already on their way home, traveling by air this time, not sea. overnight, of the 27 passengers from this cruise ship hospitalized, 13 were still in the hospital, one in critical condition. they've suffered cuts, fractures, and understandably, frances, trauma. frances? >> keir simmons for us, thank you. >>> up next, dora gets ready to explore the silver screen. >>> stocks are tanking this hour in asia. what could it mean for wall street. next on early today. introducing febre

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the rain was also back, making driving treacherous. chp says this car spun out on rain slicked highway 24 near the broadway exit. luckily, the driver wasn't hurt. in san francisco, lots of umbrellas were back on duty. >> it is getting to be a lot. it's been wet every day. >> reporter: this tree fell in oakland overnight blocking traffic at 56th and mccar thur. this tree toppled near 380 in san our soil is saturated past the point, it can't take any more rain. >> reporter: this arborist says homeowners should look for anything unusual at the base of trees on their property. >> if you see any roots that are coming up that's a red flag, warning, this tree is hazardous and needs to be dealt with. >> reporter: many folks admit after a long winter they need a break from the elements. are you ready for spring. yes, very ready for spring. >> reporter: yeah, i will second that. today's weekend weather was re dakotaible. the chp agrees. they urge everybody out there to take it easy and drive slow. live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 new

others are still stranded in treacherous waters braved repeatedly by rescue workers. people have been left with nothing. as the floodwaters rise, so does the anger of those left homeless. the children are hungry, said porteddo sonia, we have nothing. joanie manuel. "we want food." it's a chant taken up by other displaced residents. "we want food," they scream, and when the food does come, it is a moment to savor and briefly forget the rising terror outside. debora patta, cbs news, cape town, south africa. >>> up next our eye on america report. a young man's battle to stay alive while addicted to the deadliest drug in the country. i can't believe it. that we're playing "four on four" with a barbershop quartet? [quartet singing] bum bum bum bum... pass the ball... pass the rock.. ...we're open just pass the ball! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. yea. [quartet singing] shoot the j! shoot, shoot, shoot the jaaaaaay... believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. believe it! geico

so if you're making plans to head to the sierra you know that the travel will be treacherous at times. we are looking at the possibility of another one to two feet of snow, but this will be for those higher elevations. our seven day forecast shows that after we get through the scattered showers and the storms today, tomorrow it starts to taper off. highs only reach into the mid 50s once thatnt passes. friday is looking dry. saturday, we will have a chance of some quick moving showers moving through. and then we'll get a chance to dry out and by early next week our temperatures start to come up just a few more degrees. san francisco looking at some cool temperatures by the end of the week. once again, that cold front passes by. heading over to mike, you have been tracking the impact of the rain on the road. >> we have a number of spinouts, usually single car crashes with the car remaining facing the wrong direction. so likely because of slicker roadways. just be careful out there. here's the radar activity that kari is talking about. coming in towards sunnyvale and saratoga and brentwo

the rain was back making driving treacherous. the chp says this car spun out on rain-slicked highway 24 near the broadway exit. luckily, the driver wasn't hurt. lots of umbrellas back on duty in san francisco. >> it's getting to be a lot. ts treelocked 56 a macarthur. this tree toppled in san bruno. >> our soil is saturated past the point that it can't take more rain. >> arborists say homeowners should look for anything unusual at the base of trees. >> if you see roots coming up, that's a good indication, it's a big red flag, warning. this tree is hazardous. it needs to be dealt with. >> many folks admit, after a long winter, they need a break from the elements. >> are you ready for spring? >> yes, i'm ready for spring. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> let's take a look at the neighborhood temperatures. this is going to be the big story moving forward. 41 right now in orinda. union city only 38 in castro valley. most of us 42 to 43 degrees. milder near the water. 46, same temperature in san francisco. and pacifica and brentwoo

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not only hits close to home, but touches a nerve for almost any parent who has been through that treacherouscess of getting their kids into college. ian cole joins us now. a lot of layers to the story.in called the operation varsity blues. admissi brought down. 50 people charged with taking part in a multimillion dollar bribery scheme to get kids admitted to elite universities. >> we're talking about deception and fraud. fake test scores. fake athletic credentials. fake photographs. bribed college officials. >> reporter: among those charged, "full house" actress lori lockland, and top ceos and lawyers, including 15 people with ties to the bay area. at the center is william singer, who ran a college prep business. he pleaded guilty today, admitting parents paid him a total of $25 million to get students admitted as athletes, many having never played a sport. he admitted paying test proctors to take student's exams. >> it's >> reporter: today, stanford's sailing coach pled guilty on one count of racketeering, taking $770,000 for the sailing team, in exchange for recommending two applicants for

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they were off the coast of norway in treacherous, frigid waters as rough water hit. >> my wife and ih average yachtsmen. we have been subjected to some pretty rough seas over the years, but this was unlike anything we've ever seen. >> reporter: furniture flying, glass shattering and parts of the ceiling falling on passengers. she knew it was bad when the crew issued a may day call. >> we didn't think we were going to die as long as things went well. the captain and the crew did the right things, but we knew it was possible because of how close we were to the rocks. >> reporter: rescuers couldn't use lifeboats to evacuate passengers because of the rough waters and wind, so they took to the air using helicopters to airlift almost 500 passengers to safety one by one. other passengers, like sheppard, waited on board, putting on lifejackets and sleeping on the floor until finally, more than 24 hours after this whole ordeal started, the ship made it to port. >> we are finally here. we are docked. it's comfortable. >> reporter: enough excitement for shepard, who hopes the rest of her vacati

local roads are treacherous and chp has been responding to numerous accidents through the morning. taking a look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza and you could see most people have their headlights on. turn those on by the roads are wet as you see people rolling through their. they are porting road flooding and they said there is flooding across all lanes of 85 . >> it's a mess with a lot of ponding . >> chp is at the scene of a deadly crash at south bay with a car slamming into a post this single car crash happened at 5 am and he has been called to the scene, sadly . >>> along we can have cleanup in the north people along the russian river are facing flooding. the waters have receded but lots of streets are still coded in mud. showing how the community is getting back to normal . >> the russian river blues outside of a safeway store a now reopened and another sign of life in a battered community were some people count their losses and others their blessings. tuesday the gilmore's rushed everything to higher ground. they are glad they did. the river filled their garage and shop

. >> breaking overnight, the death toll rising in the aftermath of a treacherous tornado in the south. we'll have the latest. >>> to a snowy start to your week in many parts of the nation. meteorologist michelle grossman is here with>> the president wie week on defense as house democrats ramp up the investigations to a whole new level. >>> and taking in one of the coolest symphonies. we'll take you to the italian alps and the snowdrift transformed into a concert hall. "early today" starts right now. >>> breaking news. deadly devastation dozens more. the worst of the destruction is near the town of beauregard. the powerful winds ripped buildings down to their foundation and knocked out power for thousands. the state's governor has declared a statewide emergency amid fears that as the sun rises, so will the death toll. >> at this point we're going to organize a more organized search in the morning. we're going to have different agencies coming in. we're having personnel from literally all over the state and from our partners over in georgia. >> the sheriff says more people are still una

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