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entire towns and cities were laid rebuilt, withstand the tremors. katrina reports now from when tri county in china is one province. in show in china, southwest looks nothing like it did before a magnitude 8 earthquake struck the town in 2008. who young being remembers, calling out from underneath the rubble of his home. he survived that his sister did not nearly 15 years on he's been able to rebuild his life and his business did. sonya horner, i was in the last day for a while chest. i didn't want to work and fell into time as soon as her shims out of her work. now i feel at home again joseph though angel has changed so much of the tongue has advanced by decades including the quality of buildings or when the earthquake hit on may 12th, 2008 rural towns and the episode that were completely flattened millions of people left homeless, local governments were accused of corruption and cutting corners during construction. none of the buildings in this town existed before 2008, except for this school. it's ruins, serve as a reminder of the sheer destruction caused by that earthquake and a memori

changes in the tri-valley alameda county, the toll lanes that had not been charging are going to resume charging this morning. northbound still has a closure from overnight road work. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> for the first time in our country's history, a former president is facing criminal charges. a manhattan grand jury voted to indict former president donald trump yesterday. >> resources inside the court confirmed the indictment to nbc news. last night supporters rallied outside of mr. trump's mar-a-lago estate. the grand jury's decision is unprecedented, as it will have a lasting impact not just on the country, but on the former president's run for the white house in 2024. the indictment remains sealed. first and foremost, what is mr. trump being charged with? we know the indictment stems from the hush money scheme during the run up to the 2016 election. >> the grand jury is looking into whether he falsified business records while making payments to adult film star stormy daniels. how is the former president responding? "today in the bay's" emma goss has more on his reac

. >> reporter: meanwhile, heavy rains and melting snow pack tri los angeles county like this one that shut down mulholland drive. across the country in the northeast, something different. families enjoying the snow day after a pretty mild winter. although the winter fun landed four university of connecticut students in the hospital. they collided while sliding down a hill. >> you're bound to hit someone if there's 100 kids out. >> reporter: in new york, monday night's snow turned to tuesday's slush. the treacherous and slick road caused one car to spin out north of the city. a drop in temperature overnight is expected to further impact driving conditions. now the whole country isn't under a deep freeze right now. quite the opposite. while the coldest spot yesterday was negative 21 degrees at the tip of maine, the high was 98 in texas, and we could be seeing record heat in other parts of the country over the next couple of days. it's wild out there. >> it is. the tale of two extremes. thank you. >>> to chicago now where mayor lori lightfoot lost her bid for a second term. the first bla

which is some of those darker clouds quite a good amount of rainfall for inland contra alameda counties, tri valley on up towards antioch, brentwood and then eventually out to the delta. all looking at some spots of heavy showers. also notice a little bit of snowfall still hanging on the mount diablo right there. and a whole lot of snowfall still up on mount hamilton and just east of san jose. as for the south bay rainfall already pushing through just a few light showers lingering in the santa clara valley. more so down towards gilroy and eventually to hollister. if you're heading that direction and then also just a few light showers here and there right across the core of the bay. for the most part, we're in the process of coming down now, while the sierra just really starting to see a pick-up heavy snowfall along both highway 50 as well as i-80 is. you're trying to get up to tahoe 40's for current temperatures hasn't been the coldest mornings, but it is chilly and wet. so kit layered up san francisco and san mateo at 45 oakland. you're sitting at 46 right now. as far as what we can expect

this started this morning when an alameda county sheriff's deputy tried to pull over a stolen car. the driver sped off, led police on a chase from the east bay to the peninsula. but when the driver drove back to the east bay, police briefly ended that chase. chp later saw the car on 280, went after it again. the chase eventually ended on dumbarton bridge when the driver drove into the marsh. police arrested them. >>> a troubling development for a contra costa county police department already dealing with staffing issues. antioch's mayor says more of the city's police officers have been placed on leave. in a news conference today, mayor lamar thorpe announced several officers have been placed on leave as a result of information linked to an ongoing federal investigation. the east bay times reports that a total of eight more officers have been put on leave over allegations of racist and homophobic text messages. when we asked him about those accusations directly, here's what the mayor had to say. >> i can't comment on that because this is -- you could have said that someone was throw

we have the freeze warning in effect which includes the south county and san josÉ, the tri-valley and coastline as well as the inner bay will be under a frost advisory. we will see the return of the rain starting on saturday. i will time it out for you and talk about the colder temperatures on the way coming up in a few minutes. >>> mike, you see the return of an old friend. >> yeah, and i am not talking about a frost advisory but i am talking about over here, northbound 680, a crew has taken place overnight and looks like they may be starting to clear and move through the area, but the pavement work going on, that detour is 84 for the next few minutes. remember, this same area has been waved off. >>> classes are canceled today and tomorrow at montgomery high school after a fight between three high school students that turned deadly. >> it happened on tuesday during art class. as today in the bay's terry mcsweeney reports, some are wondering if the school administrator should have seen this coming and done something to stop it. >> a memorial for a 16-year-old, his mother grieving the

county. we watched as this truck tried to drive through the high waters. water rescuers responded, waiting out to try to help. >> you can have a four wheel drive but if you get water that goes in your motor, it will kill your motor. >> reporter: rain is causing issues all across the north bay. crews have been busy clearing mud slides, saturated soil and creeks impasimpassable. >> it could have been fine at 8:00 this morning, and then with, you know, a quarter to a half an inch of rain since then, that could be over the banks and across a roadway that a person had driven on just earlier. >> reporter: and the wind is causing another major problem, falling trees. a giant cedar tree came crashing down in this neighborhood early this morning knocking out power and causing a scare. >> the amazing thing, the tree fell down, missed our car. one branch landed on a car here and broke the back windshield. that's the only damage. it missed two cars, missed houses, took down the fence. we're all safe. >> reporter: emergency responders have been plenty busy. they're urg

daughter and get answers that we could deserve but instead of putting others first, the loudoun county school board tried to hide the fact and protect the administrators at all costs. we now know that they were attacked by the same now convicted predator. the school board has failed each of these young girls and their families every step of the way and continues to do this every day to this very day. all special grand jury report issued by glenda often released last year confirmed the board's lack of transparency and failure to the districts families, yet the school board still refuses to be transparent and take accountability to this day, nothing. two weeks ago, officials voted against releasing the redacted report of the independent review that they did and they told us that they would be transparent with it, but they refused to release it. this is an insult to every parent in the district. it disrupts the trust that we have and keeps a community from healing. no family deserves to be treated this way. parents deserve answers. we deserve transparency. we have the right. our children belong to us, the p

county. today brownlee's attorneys tried to stop prosecutors from seeking the death penalty in his case, a judge denied the motion, although prosecutors have not said if they will pursue the death penalty, brownlee is accused of ambushing victims in parks and on sidewalks at night. authorities still have not discussed a motive for those attacks at 11, facebook and instagram parent company, meta is again planning to lay off thousands of employees. bloomberg news is reporting the layoffs at the menlo park based company could come as early as this week in november medical 11,000 jobs its first major layoff on top of layoffs, the company has given buyout packages the managers in cut in tire teams it deems non essential. meta has seen a slowdown in advertising revenue as it has shifted focus to a virtual reality platform called the metaverse. residents in a half moon bay neighborhood are on alert tonight after a mountain lion was spotted near their homes. the latest sighting comes just five weeks after a five year old boy was attacked just outside the city. ktvu is elissa harrington has this story. t

plenty of rain through much of the tri-valley, slightly lighter rainfall for alameda county but the rain picking up around the santa cruz mountains with no surprise this is the system where the mountainous terrain more efficiently more anere's ty more of it. the showers will continue rolling in for the rest of tonight.los like things are tapering off, another wave will develop and fall on the saturated ground and this is the case in early tomorrow morning with a flood watch through 10:00 on sunday with the main flooding threat this evening and tonight. flash flooding on roadways and watch out for mudslides. especially during the overnight when those are harder to see. current wind 45 miles per hour at half moon bay, otherwise 25 to 35 miles per hour with stronger wind working inland through the evening which means we have a wind advisory in effect with windy conditions through sunrise tomorrow, up to 50 miles per hour with more tree damage and power outages, be prepared. we will look at the rain chances into the weekend, coming up. >>> we have you taken care of here. the rain is coming d

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we have as you know in louden county a father demonized he tried to stand up for his daughter who was raped. a mother in fairfax county whose son was choked and she can't get justice in the school system. today the school, you know, apologists, in the house chamber, just made a laughing stock of themselves quite honestly, the parents. they don't get it, they are not -- >> i want to play one of those. it was -- it was kind of shocking to watch. i want to play alexandria ocasio-cortez talking about fascism. >> when we talk about progressive values, i can say what my progressive value is and that is freedom over fascism. >> do you think she knows what fascism means? that's not it. >> no, she was -- essentially accusing parents of fascism. what was it today? scholastic book fair, bringing out book after book claiming we are trying to get rid of. the pronoun book, not my idea a book about whiteness, the gay bc's, woke baby. these are the books that parents are opposing because this is not appropriate for children. this is indoctrination. and they can't gas light us. they are going on a los

still ahead tonight at 8 o'clock, the alameda county district attorney tries to explain her policies and platforms. >> as some call for her to be removed from office. >> and it is opening day. the a's are playing right now in oakland. the giants kicked off their season in the big apple. we'll have highlights ahead in sports. >> a new report by a team of her supporters was released today highlighting the accomplishments made over the first 75 days of alameda county's new district attorney pamela price. a news conference was also held to push back against some of the controversial decisions surrounding the new d a kron four's. has made? you know, has the story. >> the transition team for alameda county district attorney pamela price held a press conference to present a 75 day report of what they say are unprecedented reforms by the county's first black district attorney highlights of the first 75 days in office include the first-ever comprehensive survey of the office's victim. witness advocates trauma informed support training and information about restorative justice strategies and c

dina: nancy mckee tries to lure new businesses and life to phillips county.ld you say broadband and the lack of it is pretty much the nail in the coffin with every conversation you have? nancy: they say, "which of these buildings has pretty good fiber in?" and i'm like "none. zero." they just kind of look at me like, "what? where am i? is t this prehistoric?" dina: : it would c cost $550 m n to fininish covering arkansas wh fibeber. i and d many ruralal officials't have time e to pursue e federald state broadband grants. mckee says it's time for a federally-funded work program to lay that fiber. nancy: there is a job for 10 years. on top of that because all of a sudden you're growing, right? what happens when you grow? oh, we get a new neighborhood. oh, you get a whole new development area. dina: development that would mean higher paying jobs so people can grow in small towns. lisa: as we reimagine our lives and our futures here in elaine, it's going to have to start with broadband. that's what we have to fight for. dina: in phillips county, arkansas, i'm din

we have the urban and small stream flood advisory for central sonoma county for a little while longer. the triley is getting moderate to heavy rainfall. "the" heaviest rain overall, down the peninsula into the santa cruz mountains, getting moderate to heavy downpours in san jose. the rain surviving the trip over the santa cruz mountains and soaking the santa clara valley as well. be to terrain isor meor atmosp moisture and there's plenty of it lining up over the pacific. we'll track it through the rest of this evening. it's going to be reluctant to leave us alone. it's going to aim all of that moisture towards the southern half of the bay area where the flooding threat is going to continue. the gusty winds are still going to be with us as well. by tomorrow morning, the storm system is it not going to be quite as organized. the rain should be lighter. lingering showers to begin the day on wednesday. the winds shouldn't be as much of a problem by early tomorrow either. as it drifts down the coast, it's going to take its time, we'll dry out as we head toward late morning with the dry break ding i

to rache etch, the about hard resident who died by suicide being evicted by king county sheriff deputies, her friend tried to get help in paying rent, but exhausted all options. that sounds awful. so, here is a person who has fallen on hard times like so many americans are getting bounced out of her apartment and kills herself out of desperation. anyone hearing or reading that dispatch from npr reporter, lily anna fowler would feel bad for the person who killed him or herself, politics aside, completely. npr didn't tell the entire story. what npr left out was eucy shot a sheriff's deputy prior to killing himself. in fact, eucy put that sheriff deputy in the hospital where he remains tonight after undergoing emergency surgery, that wasn't of any interest whatsoever to npr social justice team, what they wanted you to know eucy was part of the trans community and eucy died, mattering much more than anyone's including the copy shot, certainly more than yours so, what underlies all of this. this is not about trans rights, of course, do you think joe biden and faithful vice president care about trans right as s

garcia ditches the car and tries to report it stolen. a former alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley charged him with felony leaving the scene of an accident and felony reckless driving with serious injury, but this month, new da pamela price offered a deal. garcia pled no contest to vandalism and got released with time served just one year in county jail. >> pamela price and her administration are putting criminal suspects before victims. >> charlie weis and bomb resigned from the alameda county das office effective march 17 because "i no longer feel capable of a filling mike nicco and ethical duties as a prosecutor under this administration." >> victim still have rights and those are being ignored and flagrantly disregarded and it is really sad and hard to watch it he did not want to be part of that. >> the handling of that case gets worse. i have learned through multiple sources that the office did not inform the woman who lost the baby about the plea deal or reduced sentence until after it was done. the victim is devastated. sources inside the das

tried very hard not doing this. he is hopeless, frustrated. >> now, the county adopted that moratorium in 2020 to help renters in the midst of the pandemic. now the pandemic is over. supporters of the policy argue that it still helps to protect families from being displaced. landlords say it has been difficult for them. it is scheduled to end may 1st, 60 days after the state emergency ends. they would like to speed up that process. >>> a scary situation in daly city. overnight, a ruptured gas line started a fair. this was around 11:00 last night. it was in the area near king. they found the broken gas line near one home, down the street, another home reported a blown electrical box which started the fire. evacuations were ordered for people in the area. the fire crews let it burn itself out and then capped the line. pg&e crews said they would have it fixed by noon today. >>> up next, the new plan that could streamline converting empty howard space. >>> a san francisco supervisor wants to add fentanyl to the list for the sanctuary city policy. they aren't happy about that. >>> the war of words with china turns to tik

and alameda counties, you will notice stretching off into the tri valley.line. the earlier forecast models were saying could be some lightning strikes thrown in there with some daytime heating with the spotty showers might get some of that in the east bay this afternoon, potentially golden gate bridge kind of sandwiched in between to this because up in southern marin, a little cluster, some showers holding together to temperatures for you. middle 50's to lower 50's and there it is on storm tracker. 4 looks like there's a break about to happen in a couple of hours and we get past all of this. we get into next week and it's going to be quite active on that front will have more in just a bit. deputy. dave, thank you so much. >> streets in the small community of poplar row flooded after the river's levee failed. that breach is now more than 120 feet wide. emergency crews rescued more than 90 people so far since last night. county officials now advising residents there to not drink or cook with the tap water as it could be contaminated. residents now being urged

. >> 7 days later, thousands in nevada county are still without power, including sharon who says she tried to be patient. we heard and no one for like 5 days. >> but finally made her first complaint called the pg monday morning. >> the gao was very nice. i wasn't nice. >> because time is running out. i think we have maybe a 15 to 20% left. >> many people who live in the foot hills are prepared for some level of extreme weather. for example, the pierce family, they have generator. they have propane, but those are short-term fixes. and as we're now on day 7 of no power there, fuel is running low now they did think ahead they parked their car in a way that they're able to go get more gas for the generator. however, the propane has to be delivered. this driveway and they say the truck simply can't make it. so they fear they're on their last of their propane the last day of heat. >> and without the propane unit, yes. so this needs to get fixed today yet. >> pierce's shortly after calling pg a crew showed up and started working yards from her home. they talked us through the challenges they face

our county tried the best they could to get rid of a teacher because she was gay.hat should not happen. we should have different points of view and let everything be debated but make sure it is grade specific. thank you. host: rob, we appreciate your call. next we have chris in indiana. you support the parents bill of rights? caller: yes i do. thanks for everybody's comments. right off the top of my mind, i have heard a lot of stuff about homophobe and transphobia and i don't think that's fair to a lot of people on our side. it is just our belief that is simply there and i think we are falsely labeled. as for the bill, i supported even though it is flawed. i am sure it is. it's obvious on a human level but i got to thinking about when i was younger and i was taught that evolution was actually true. now that i am a believer later in life and a follower of jesus christ, i don't think i should have been slammed in my brain that that was the fact. some people want to teach their children evolution is true do that in your home but it should not be broadcast every child

our county tried the best they could to get rid of a teacher because she was gay.hat should not happen. we should have different points of view and let everything be debated but make sure it is grade specific. thank you. host: rob, we appreciate your call. next we have chris in indiana. you support the parents bill of rights? caller: yes i do. thanks for everybody's comments. right off the top of my mind, i have heard a lot of stuff about homophobe and transphobia and i don't think that's fair to a lot of people on our side. it is just our belief that is simply there and i think we are falsely labeled. as for the bill, i supported even though it is flawed. i am sure it is. it's obvious on a human level but i got to thinking about when i was younger and i was taught that evolution was actually true. now that i am a believer later in life and a follower of jesus christ, i don't think i should have been slammed in my brain that that was the fact. some people want to teach their children evolution is true do that in your home but it should not be broadcast every child

tried to shore up the hillside. because of all the damage, san mateo county has closed all county parks through at least tomorrow. >>> meantime, we are learning about the five people who died in the storm. two were hit by fallen trees in san francisco. both later died at zuckerberg sf general. at least three other people in the city were hurt, including an on-duty police sergeant. we are told that he was driving down brotherhood way when a tree toppled onto his car. after he was removed from his vehicle, he was taken to the hospital with injuries described as life-threatening. so far the department is not naming him, but they do say that he is a 16-year veteran of the force. >>> london breed's office estimates that over 700 trees or tree limbs came down across the city. crews have been out ever since working to clear the sidewalks and the streets that you see there. >>> also, across the bay, and oakland, a man was killed when a tree fell on his tent. this happened near lake merritt. the corner is waiting to name him until his family is notified. >>> meanwhile, a man who died when a tree toppled onto his car in walnu

county. police say a witness tried confronting the suspect before he took off of when they caught up to the suspectot, police say he started shooting. officers confirming the suspect was killed in the shootout. the deputy is stable. californians are bracing for another powerful storm after parts of the state were pummeled by an atmospheric river system this weekend leaving two dead and thousands displaced. the california national guard sharing footage of rescue efforts as residents were trapped in their cars by floodwaters. meanwhile a powerful nor'easter forming off the coast of new england bringing a foot of snow to the northeast this week expected to impact trail travel. stay tuned for a live weather report this hour from our senior meteorologist january dismiss dean and for more on these stories download the fox weather app. and any connected tv device. president biden is expected to approve alaska's willow oil project today while announcing an indefinite ban on future drilling leases on 16 million acres of land and water in the state. this means that the entire section of the arctic ocean owne

tri-valley, it's creeping over, toward contra costa county, as well as alameda county. highway 4, highway 37, and the possibility of more flooding, we're watching. no reports so far. >> thank you, mike. >>> our coverage continues with "today in the bay's" damon trujillo, live on the peninsula this morning. >> you're in a neighborhood just as worried about the rain as the potential strong winds. >> reporter: yeah, they'vead too many accidents when it comes to fallen trees by these strong winds. in fact, what neighborhood can't say that? it seems like it's happening everywhere. no wind right now, it kind of comes and goes. i'm looking at this oak tree behind me and sometimes it starts moving a little bit. but it's rather calm right now, waiting for the strong winds to arrive. we get another winter storm in the spring. pg&e issued a warning yesterday alerting people to be prepared for more bad news during this storm that's about to hit, the weary and unstable trees -- be weary of unstable trees and downed power lines. they created havoc all across the bay area since new ye

with seven murders in oakland and in stockton, the lawyers for bradley in court in san joaquin county, tried prosecutors from seeking the death penalty. a judge denied that motion, although prosecutors haven't said if they will pursue the death penalty, bradley is accused of ambushing victims at night in parks and on sidewalks. authorities still haven't talked about a possible motive for the attacks. 35 year old man from walnut creek is facing several charges in santa clara county, including a hate crime charge. ambrose jamario cola was arrested friday in palo alto. investigators say he pulled out brass knuckles on a man and yelled go back to your country. the victim is originally from azerbaijan. another man is also accusing ochola a threatening him with brass knuckles. jola is facing charges that include hate crime , assault and felony possession of an illegal weapon. california will no longer do business with walgreens. this comes after the drug store chain announced last week that it would not distribute the abortion pills in 20 states. republican attorneys general have warned that these

they're stuck in their houses i've gone around and tried to shovel people out, but there's really no point. >> janis mackey frayer is in san bernardino county janis, is there any relief in sight for california >> reporter: jose, there is a heavy storm system moving along the west coast we are feeling the wind picking up here there will be snow to the north, but people in southern california for the most part will be spared. jose >> janis mackey frayer, thank you. >>> now to the deadly incident of turbulence in the skies a passenger onboard a private jet has died from injuries sustained after the airplane hit rough air. now the ntsb is investigating. it's just the latest turbulence-related incident this week jesse kirsch has the details. >> reporter: tonight federal investigators are trying to figure out how turbulence in the skies turned deadly the federal aviation administration says this bombardier challenger 300 was flying from new hampshire to virginia friday when it encountered severe turbulence, diverting to connecticut. >> this is a tower with a medical emergency, landing runway 6. >> reporter: the national transportation safety boar

. >> reporter: another family that tried to stick it out decided there was nothing left to protect. they got onto the monterey county sheriff rescue boat saturday afternoon. >> when we left the house it was up to her waist. >> reporter: he says the water destroyed everything in the house and three family cars parked outside. >> we thought the water was going to go down this morning but we started it was rising. >> reporter: this is all they have, a few bags of clothes and a few pairs of shoes. even though they lost everything, they still have each other and their dog, lucky. >> i'm glad we got out safe. >> reporter: monterey county officials say once i get a break from the storms, they plan to use rocks and other materials to stop the levy breach. not only is this area underwater, nearby highway one is also shut down and authorities say they do not know when they can reopen. >> we can rebuild this and clean up the streets and get back to normal. >> reporter: it will be a while before things can get back to normal, county officials still don't know when they can allow folks to return home because i simply don't know

from about three-quarters of an inch of rain in parts of the tri-valley to over 2 inches of rainfall, and some pockets, northern sonoma countynta cruz mountains where there could be up to 4 inches of rainfall. so that's really going to have a big impact here with more flooding possible as well as more downed trees. but another thing we look at with these areas of low pressure, it doesn't tap into subtropical moisture. we can see as we look at the moisture tap, does it qualify it as an atmospheric river? well, we are looking at it to tap into the deep moisture, but it does happen a little farther to our south. still going to have a lot of rain. and we're in the last week of march. as we go into the month of april, will it warm up? will all of this rain end? right now the answer is no. it's still going to be very cold and we're going to see these storm systems continue to move through for quite a while. take a look at walnut creek. this is our ten-day temperature trend and this shows the high temperatures. it is going to be very cold for this time of year. we still see this continue into next week. so our microclimate weather

then a around the tri valley as well as right here through marin county on up through portions of sonomaes. so definitely becoming spotty are in at this point forward. we will see pockets of heavy rain, especially in the north bay in down in the santa cruz mountains. but most of us will be looking at at least lighter showers and only temporary showers to nothing like the widespread in very heavy stuff we saw this morning. the catch is winds pick up into the middle of the day today and that will keep you inside more than anything says around evening commute tonight. 05:45pm pockets of heavy rain here and there. so do watch for those some darker clouds passing along. some brighter skies from time to time. then the sun goes down tonight and things really calm down. we're going to be seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. finally wednesday and thursday. nice and clear skies. really great days to get back outside. maybe if you had some plans to be out there out and about today, move those to little bit later this week, as we do see such a dry forecast for the middle of the week. anyways. ra

biden has tried to appear hands off certainly in the justice county investigation, but he has no connectionmanhattan the d.a. bringing a state case, so how do you see that play out? >> i think what the president would probably like to do is let this play out in the court of public opinion. he knows prettily right now he's weak. the economy's not very good, the china problem is there, russia problem is there, so for him this is a political winner inso much as it's a distraction. if he's smart and his team is smart, they'll sit back and say we have nothing to do with this. but keep this in mind, howie, t not just new york, it's possibly georgia and possibly the doj later on. i think they have a few layers here that they're going to have the in their hip pocket in case they can't stop him politically. howard: just take a step back, to ordinary campaigning one guy gets indicted, the other would probably seize on that. >> sure, absolutely. >> but, of course, it's different with a former president. i'm so struck, ben, by how many people in the media, many of them trump critics, many of them peopl

tri-valley there are light showers. richmond across the san rafael bridge this is extending to that part of marin county. we are tracking this through the morning and i can show you a quick preview on what it looks like between now and 11:00. and then it pretty much is winding down. another is coming on tuesday. we will look at that with the complete forecast. >>> former preisdent trump announces he expects to be indicted and is urging supporters to protest. prosecutors are weighing s news reporter has more. moneyo >> former preisdent trump in tulsa where he attended a ncaa championship wrestling event, hours after calling for protest over what he thinks is a imminent arrest. mr. trump writing on social media that legal aids from the manhattan district attorney office indicate the far and away leading the public in canada and former president of the united states will be arrested on tuesday of next week. >> here we go again. another political prosecution. >> republicans have jumped to the defense of the former president with kevin mccarthy saying he is directing committees to investigate if federal funds

county park. emergency crews say the tree brought down several other trees. crews tried rendering aid, but were unsuccessful. >> she was with her husband and son so it was a horrible tragedy. most people were enjoying the flora and fauna of the park and not paying attention and looking up and saying that tree is that a bad angle, maybe i should go somewhere else or be more careful. it is a horrible tragedy. liz: is closed off to hikers. family members have not shared the woman's name. reggie: in the north bay of fallen tree made it dangerous for anyone driving down highway 29. this large oak fell on the roadway yesterday in the st. helena area. fortunately no one was hurt there and crews moved quickly to reopen both of the lanes. drew: our stormy pattern continues through much of the week. here is live doppler 7. you're noticing an upper level low at california and oregon still supplying us with the chance of scattered showers throughout the day, snow in our mountains as well. we have a winter storm warning in effect for tahoe until 4:00 this afternoon. it is a mess trav

county rescue. the sheriff in those folks that tried to come up from the lowlands into the mountains there.spent a lot of time at lake arrowhead. i was heart broken looking at the way that this town was deluged. and these people were stuck. and you saw the people become with food, with medicine, with pet food. we forget our pets. i'm a pet lover. and i was like yes! they will climb over mounds of snow at their own peril. i was so impressed with what they did. and they were beating all of the officials. it is a precarious road, i will grant you. the road getting up there. you don't take it lightly even with good weather. >> but with those. community minded heroes who put love first are the ones we should talk about every day. rev, who is yours? >> congresswoman jerry lee carl jr. from alabama. who would not let the country go without dealing with the voting rights they. john lewis who is now gone, she put it together. got president biden, got all of us there. fire rose who coordinates the jubilee. those two women would be my mvps. i took two from them. >> yes. they have thousands of people w

and screams and we came and picked him up and the county ran away and actually came back and tried to look for his prey. authorities say the same coyote attacked another little boy in a city park just a half mile away from that home. both others were beaten several times and suffered minor injuries. public health agencies in philadelphia are closely monitoring the city's drinking water that's following a weekend spill a chemical spill upstream in the delaware river. investigators say three different chemicals leaked into the river from a nearby plant friday afternoon. authorities stress there is no evidence any of those chemicals made it into philadelphia's water system. but news of the spill has led to panic, with many people rushing to stores to stock up on bottled water. kind of like, bring it back to covid . as soon as alert goes out, you know, everybody hits the stores actually doing deliveries, and a lot of people are still trying to find water. so yeah, i do. i work for the carton over and stuff. inspectors from the city of philadelphia say they are confident that tap water wil

and the peninsula for a couple of hours, as well as oakland into contra costa county, and then at 9:30 it's approaching the tri-valley, moving through palo alto, and we're going to see it moving into san jose. and then as we go up in elevation, some rain changing over to snow. mount hamilton getting another coating of snow. going into the rest of today, it looks like between 2:00 and 3:00 much of us are seeing sunshine, but in the north bay that rain is coming back, so at any point today we could see the spotty showers passing by, and also the chance of thunderstorms. now, much of tomorrow looks dry, all the way up into the evening. between now and tomorrow we're looking at maybe another quarter inch of rain, as high as a half an inch of rain in spots like oakland. and then for if sierra we still have another good coating of snow between now and wednesday, so those travel windows are so small, it's really difficult to get there. snow is piled up so high. i don't think over the next few days or this week it's going to be a good time to go because the snow pretty much continues there. waves of rain for the bay a

include this real quick, a statement from sheriff floyd bonner of shelby county saying, quote, it is unfortunate this case is being triedto ask you about that because i'm like, he is naked so that's another level of vulnerability we saw there. >> yes. >> isabel rosales, thank you very much. we appreciate that. we will be right back. delici. only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order. test test . >>> tourism season in florida, mexico and the caribbean is facing a huge threat, a gigantic blob of smelly seaweed floating in the atlantic, washing up on beaches in the region. leyla santiago shows us how florida shores are being impacted. >> it's thick in the summer time, builds up and smells terrible. >> reporter: joe kaplan captured these images about a week ago, massive amounts of seaweed watching up at smathers beach, a beach he knows well. >> i was shocked when i saw that day. it wasn't even spring yet. it's very unusual. >> reporter: professor shallman who is one of the experts on a massive blob of seaweed heading to the coast. fair to call it a blob? >> nope. i would never call that a blob. >>

. >> 7 days later, thousands in nevada county are still without power, including sharon who says she tried to be patient. we heard and no one for like 5 days. >> but finally made her first complaint called the pg monday morning. >> the dow was very nice. i wasn't real nice. >> because time is running out. i think we have maybe a 15 to 20% left. >> many people who live in the foothills are prepared for some level of extreme weather. for example, the pierce family, they have generator. they have propane, but those are short-term fixes. and as we're now on day 7 of no power there, fuel is running low now they did think ahead they parked their car in a way that they're able to go get more gas for the generator. however, the propane has to be delivered. i up this driveway and they say the truck simply can't make it. so they fear they're on their last of their propane the last day of heat. >> and without the propane unit, yes. so this needs to get fixed today yet. >> pierce's shortly after calling pg a crew showed up and started working yards from her home. they talked us through the challenges

. >> reporter: another family that tried to stick it out decided there was nothing left to protect. 15-year-old angel and father juan got on a monterey county sheriffs rescue boat sunday afternoon. >> when we left the house, it was up to our waist. >> reporter: angel says the water destroyed everything in the house and three family cars parked outside. >> we decided to stay so they wouldn't take our stuff. we thought the water would go down but we started to notice it was going more up. it was getting deeper. >> reporter: this is all they have, a few bags of clothes and few pairs of shoes. even though they lost everything, they have each other and their dog lucky. >> i was glad we got out safe. >> reporter: authorities are urging people to leave since water is rising. >> looting should not be an issue at this time. in fact we have seen some of the neighbors that are really going out of their way to help people out that are not able to get back in. they're going and securing people's residences, securing some belongings for people, medications, maybe family heir looms. >> reporter: first responders say almost every part is under water. some

tries but he can't. >> i love going back home. i want to speak principally to those of you in counties where resources are not as easy. we want to be there with you. we may not be able to solve all the issues, but we would like to get there because of suicide rates are tough and l.a. county, in rural america they are higher. we can act. we can do which together. let me stop to see if you have questions. >> from your lips to the governor's ear. here in this room, you've got a cross section of both large and small and it does represent the heart and soul of counties across the nation. the first question does read into what you are doing, to help them form the development -- you and other hhs officials went on to strengthen mental health, to hear about innovations and challenges related to health. los angeles county, san diego county, washington and montgomery county, what were your biggest takeaways from this poor? -- from this poor -- this tour? sec becerra: the thing we heard most was people don't believe we are listening. if they don't think you are paying attention -- when they finally see that a child in a youth cr

county sheriff's deputies. rachel says her friend had tried to getgeut help in paying rent, but exhausted allt options. >> well, that sounds awful. so here's a person who's fallen on hard times, like so many americans is getting bounced out of her apartment. t anand kills herself out of h desperatioean and anyone hearing or reading that dispatch from npr report, liliana fowler f would feel pretty bad forn the person who killed him or her self., politics aside, completelycomplo buryt it turns out npr didn't tell the entire story. what npr left out was that uzi i had shot a sheriff's deputy prior to killing himself. incy fact, uzi put that sheriffe deputy in the hospital where he remains tonight after undergoingrgoingergenc emergench that wasn't of any interest whatsoever to npr's social justice team.they wan they just didn't care whatted they want to know was an uzi was part of the trans community and he died. and so lucy's life matters much more than anyone, including the cop he shot and certainly o more than yours. f so what underlies all of this? >> it's not about trans rights, of course, do you really thinkr