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here's a live look at yosemite falls this morning...yosemite national park is open but there'll be nobodyout. rangers are being furloughed. the visitor center is closed, campground visitors with reservations may find someone reservations may visitors with campground visitors with reservations may find someone else in their spot because nobody will be checking. toss to weather. (dave)dry and cool conditions today will become replaced by wet weather this evening and overnight as a cold front moves southeastward over the area. briefly gusty winds will accompany this front. rain will gradually dissipate as the front moves south. the weather pattern will remain active this week, with more rain likely by midweek. ( marty ) the death toll from the the death ( marty ) midweek. ( marty ) the death toll from the mudslides in southern california has climbed to twenty-one.kacey drescher tells us when and where the latest victim was found. the body of 28-year-old faviola benitez calderon was recovered around 10am saturday morning by a human remains detection dogmary beth myers: "the only people unscat

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. >>> a winter wonderland in yosemite this weekend. gorgeous pictures to show you here. the national park service tweeted these photos a couple of hours ago saying the snow arrived this past thursday, it's been a mild winter for yosemite. the park is inviting people to come out, enjoy the snow and the sights but warning everybody to drive carefully and bring warm clothes. >>> well we're going to turn to the weather forecast. we were following you on social media. you had fun in the snow. >> yes, a weather conference and they let us ski. >> have to test it out, right? >> it was interesting, the sierra snow pack a week ago was 22% to 27% of average. what did this week bring in? good news. we'll show you the state of affairs on the sierra snow pack. we've seen a change from 22% to 35% of average around the central sierra, yosemite, part of the southern sierra still 24% so ski conditions look great but our water reserves as we head towards summer, we have work to do and dry weather on the way as we go through the next couple days but tough to argue with that view. squaw cree

as of now, yosemite is void of inside the yosemite lodge, it wouldn't be a stand alone store. 10,000ition resisting the addition to the area. a lot of people had things to say about it. the opening of a starbucks in yosemite valley opens the door to further undue development. the park will lose its essence, making it hardly distinguishable from a bustling city. kathy adds, some things need to be left alone. on the other side, david said, i'm all right with the starbuck. make it an old-fashioned cafe with no take-out foot or drink. we asked you on twitter, should will be a starbucks at yosemite? >> 62% saying no, 38% saying yes. ironically enough, about 90% had no problem with a pizza hut. >> there you yosemite's marketing manager says starbucks is one of many improvements they are making to enhance the visitor experience. it will be interesting to see if that changes anything. >>> still ahead, trouble finding -- new troubling findings formy mom's pain from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us which is kinda, a lot.

the gates at yosemite and other national parks will be locked. the park service isn't saying how quickly it would put the popular tourist attractions off limit. the last time this happened in october of 2013, yosemite and parts of golden gate national recreation area were closed to visitors. >> our state laws essentially say that we want to protect people's rights to privacy. and we want to protect their ability to go about their business. >> new at noon, california attorney general xavier becerra just spoke at the state capital moments ago. he is reacting to the recent rumor of potential immigration and customs enforcement raids in northern california. as you heard, he reassured immigrants the state plans to continue to function as a sanctuary state. and the uc-berkeley student detained recently by the federal government will be heading back to cal. luis mora was taken into custody in san diego county almost three weeks ago. he drove into an i.c.e. checkpoint. an immigration judge released him on a $1,500 bond. he will return to school. he was t

. >> the up roar this morning about the plan to put a starbucks into yosemite national park. >> it is wet out there. this is westbound 24, looking okay on the way to the tunnel. >> we have a rainy monday forecast for you, some of that will be moderate to heavy, nothing too bad yet but it will pick up later. >>> welcome back. it is 4:39, breaking news now! live pictures from new york city, there is a fire at trump tower in new york city, it appears to be on the roof. you are looking again at live pictures of smoke. firefighters are dollar, streets around the trump tower are closed as firefighters battle the flames. trump tower houses many businesses as well as residences. we have not heard of any injuries yet. a fire at trump tower in new york city again, you can see the fire fight is still going on. we will keep our eye on this and bring you more on this. >>> two apple investors are telling the company to step it up when it comes to the problem of smart phone addiction. the california state teachers retirement system asked the company to add more parental controls to the devices. they

and on camp mather the city owned sierra nevada camping facility is outings outside the gate of yosemiteates back before the area became is a popular vacation it i sites it was home to indians who made the camp where the coral now stands up and artifacts are found sometimes arrest this was the tree that the native people calm for the ac accordions that had a high food value the acorns were fatally off the trees in september but they would come up prosecute the foothills and were recipe the same as the people that came to camp camp is celebrating it's 90th year and the indians were up here for 4 thousand we see every day of them in the grinding rocks around the camp we have about 15 grinding sites in came so it was a major summer report area for the 92 hawks. >> through there are signs that prosperity were in the area it was not until the early part of the century with the 76 began the construction of damn in helpfully a say mill was billed open the left hand of the math for the construction by which lake was used to float logs needed for the project at the same time the yosemite park and

several jobs were posted online looking for employees to staff a starbucks at the yosemite valley lodged but they can still be viewed online. the petition calls for corporations to state out of the national park. as of this morning, more than 8,000 people have signed that petition. >>> we are coming up on our 6:00 hour, weather is our top story this morning, coming up, we will take you around the bay area for a look at the rain and where you can see some flooding today. >> and firefighters in new york responding to a fire on the roof of trump tower. this is from earlier this morning, we will tell you more about what happened out there when we come back. >> it is a tough drive out there, raining pretty hard and the commute is going to be slow on the san mateo bridge and other bridges headed across. >> rainy monday, in fact a warm system, the first is over us now and the secondary system will have a bigger punch with the wind, more on that coming up. >>> good morning. the bay area will get soaked with several inches of rain today, we will tell you what to expect as you head out the door.

starbucks is expected to open at yosemite national park.rotesters say they don't want yosemite to open the door to other big chain stores. yosemite says it just wants to bring more food and drink options for their visitors. >> just bring your own. >> camping outside. >> that's fun. >> how are we doing tonight? >> the rain is moving through pretty fast right now. it's starting to pick up here in the south bay. as you can see from our live camera right now, roadways are wet. we currently have 52 degrees. we'll keep the chance of rain through about midnight, at least consistent rain. i'll talk more about a thunderstorm chance tomorrow, coming up in a few minutes. >>> first, her flight is canceled. and then her refund is delayed by the airline. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. tell you what, i'll raise you five. introducing value jack's way. five great ways to save. like i tell jack jr., it's all about big values, jr. prices. that's value jack's way. like jack's one-of-a-kind breakfast pockets for $2 each. th

yes, it's also in yosemite and the mend seen they county mountains there.hen to the north bay, the hills seeing snow. near hidden valley lake, if you look up in the north bay, at daylight you may see snow. healdsburg just got rain and now it's moving east to the mountains and then cloverdale. light showers on 101 in the north bay and towards glen ellen it looks like this cell just popped up and it could be heading in your direction. in the south bay, this is what i was going to show you earlier that popped off the screen but we are seeing a little slush across the hills there, just east of san jose. so you may see a dusting this morning. it is cool enough where we are looking at snow levels down to 3500 feet. no fog in san francisco. rain totals: temperatures now in the 40s. it feels cool at this hour. wind speeds are picking up a bit in hayward. we are getting a southeast wind in hayward and a south- southwest wind at sfo. so a bit of an onshore flow here along the coastline at sfo and san francisco, san rafael, also southwest wind so those west winds have

in yosemite, natalie granda abc7 news. >>> flags over the state capital were flown at half staff. commuters were able to use 101 for the first time. the road the were covered in 12 feet of mud and debris. >>> the death toll stands at 21 with two people still missing. a two-year-old girl and a 17-year-old boy. authorities say residents may be allowed home by the end of the month as long as most utilities are restored. >>> opposing groups gathered at the state capitol marking the roe v. wade. anti abortion activists also gathered at the capitol saying they are protecting the sanctity of life. >>> decrease of bridge patrol teams that looks for trying to jump. the number of interventions went up. the bridge team helping 245 people. still plans to install a net to prevent suicide. it is supposed to be finished by 2021. >>> a street artist put up a fake sign on the freeway. >> reporter: within an icon like this, you would think l.a. would know something about signs. this traffic sign went months before anyone realized it was bogus. then it hit him. i realized there wasn't any sign. i am

in yosemite, natalie granda news. >>> flags over the state capital were flown at half staff. commuters were able to use 101 for the first time. the road the were covered in 12 feet of mud and debris. >>> the death toll stands at 21 with two people still missing. a two-year-old girl and a 17-year-old boy. authorities say residents may be allowed home by the end of the month as long as most utilities are restored. >>> opposing groups gathered at the state capitol marking the roe v. wade. anti abortion activists also gathered at the capitol saying they are protecting the of life. >>> decrease of bridge patrol teams that looks for people trying to jump. the number of interventions went up. the bridge team helping 245 people. still plans to install a net to prevent suicide. it is supposed to be finished by 2021. >>> a street artist put u u u fake sign on the freeway. >> reporter: within an icon like this, you would think l.a. would know something about signs. this traffic sign went months before anyone realized it was bogus. then it hit him. i realized there wasn't any sign. i am

we talked about, parks are beautiful, parks like voyager and grand canyon, yosemite, and shenandoah, and important history they preserve and it is one area where we've always been able to find common ground, it is a nonpartisan issue and one that every president, theodore roosevelt through republican and democrat have honored our national parks and those civil servants that work hard to protect them. host: hi to iris, from michigan. go ahead. caller: well, good morning. i think this is terrific topic because i think people love their national parks and we don't trash our streets and throw garbage all over the place. and most parks could post signs saying that you can't bring food in or anything like that, but you have so many naturalists out there, including hunters, clubs, the boy scouts, the girl scouts, the organizations out there that could help in maintaining parks if needed. why introduce ideas that you can come in and trash the parks in the first place so people have to lean up after you, when we should, as human beings, clean up after ourselves, if we do make a mess. but we t

yosemite regulars are angry that a starbucks is about to open in the national park. the coffee chain would have a location inside a new food court at the yosemite lodge. locals and visitors have launched a "change-dot-org" petition -- which has more than 5- thousand signatures. the petition says there's concern the park will lose its essence... and will become indistinguishable from a commercial city. the vendor that runs concessions in the park is pushing ahead with the idea despite the petition. could california go all-electric? the bold goal, to get rid of gas- powered cars. (((weather tease))) (((weather tease))) (((weather tease))) california could get even greener than it already is. a proposed bill will require *all ♪ it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com

so we're talking 61 in yosemite today, record-breaking heat in southern california, mid and upper 80s, we're parched, we need more rain and we're not going to get any. this column here, san francisco, sfo, this is where we were today, 12 degrees above average in oakland, 9 degrees above average in san jose. not a big fluctuation for the week ahead, a pattern change for the cooler weather. so certainly not as cool as it's been with the increasing clouds, that will help us from getting too cool, but we could see just a little bit of patchy fog. 6:00 tomorrow, you'll notice more high clouds, partly cloudy with mild afternoon conditions again. we'll take you to the south bay where highs will be in the upper 60s in sanjose, santa cruz, mid 60s. more clouds, 65 san mateo, numbers not much different in the city, mid 60s downtown, a little warmer at the coast. in the north bay, 67 santa rosa. heading to berkeley tomorrow, numbers in the mid 60s, a nice day, 65 in hayward, inland we go with 64 pleasanton and san ramon. we have a lunar eclipse, at 5:29 in the morning, it starts at 4:51, ends at

yosemite national park will also remain open, though there will be limited services. alcatraz will also stay open to tours. one potentially dangerous closure is the cdc's flu program. this is one of the most severe flu season in years. the shutout means local health departments will still collect flu samples, but the cdc will not test them. >>> breaking news in san francisco, where police located a suspect accused of fatally shooting a 65-year-old woman in the outer sunset. let's go to lonnie rivera, who is live at the e. lonnie? >> reporter: yes, dan. we are here at 47th and mlk. take a look at golden gate part. you can see tape walking the entrance. there's several cars. police arrived here on scene and it was a development. we were covering a homicide case not too far from here. take a look at this scene from earlier, when police cars arrived. they surrounded the vehicle. yes, we learned the driver of that vehicle was a suspect wanted in connection with shooting -- a shooting that took place not too far from here. they did tweet saying that winston hughey had be --

several jobs were posted online looking to staff a starbucks at the yosemite valley lodge. the positions have since been closed but can still be viewed online. the change.org petition calls for them to stay out of the national park. 6,000 people have signed the petition. >> there can be some places we don't have starbucks. >> yeah, it's hard to find those places. >>> the man convicted of gun possession in the kate steinle case has been sentenced to time served. he will not spend time in jail, but he will not, however, be a free man. we will explain coming up next. t. >>> we will take you inside the apothecarium and show you the preps to get ready for the day's sales. the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. woman: so, greg, it's a lot

it's been a mild winter for yosemite so far. they are warning people to drive carefully and bring warm clothes. >>> perfect timing now to check in with vianey arana with a look at the sunday forecast. we were seeing winter weather like yosemite but now it's warming up. >> it's warming up. if you had plans to head up to the sierra, head over there now because this high ridge is going to be warming us up and that might melt some of that snow off. yeah, so head up there now. >> not before you're done with your forecast. watch it first. >> wait until i tell you when the warmest day of the week is going to be, how long this warming trend is going to last and it's tax season i know people are probably going to be spending their tax returns on flame throwers, not my plan, but let me know what you plant to do with your tax return. san francisco 47, the north bay at 37 degrees and we are expecting some pretty nice conditions. if you enjoyed yesterday, today will be very similar with a little bit of a warming trend on the way. let's take

i've been to yosemite and oregon. the parks are something that i agree, we need as a nation. in my opinion i believe the reason there cutting the budget and the reason to raise the admission fee is because they want the national resources these contain. the : the oil in the gas. it would be a travesty if the public was allowed to let that happen. at this point i don't know what can be done to stop it. it's scary. >> thank you for the comments. you can help, there are ways in which we can voice. we've had to create the kinds of defense a legal defense fund. instead of being able to be proactive and work for ways to improve had to play major defense. that's really unusual. these parks are part of all of us. we've only been given the short time to be stewards of the slam for children and grandchildren. if we let them down, these parks will be gone forever. it's not something you can turn back. it's critical that people raise their voices lab and call congress and engage. understand that these are important treasures in our country. >> lynn, in utah. >> as far as -- are for repre

national parks, like yosemite are open, but not expected to be staffed. passport and visa processing come to a halt. and mortgage applications will be delayed, because the irs and federal housing administration employees are furloughed. military, law enforcement and tsa workers will still work, because they are essential for public safety. however, they won't be paid until the funding bill passes. and social security and medicare checks will still be mailed out. and the post office will operate. >>> another live look for you at the capitol. the shutdown will continue, of course, until a deal is reached. you may remember, in 2013, under president obama, the shutdown lasted 16 days. >>> back here in the bay area, we are following developing news in san francisco. the police tell us they have their man. last night, a dramatic confrontation near golden gate park and the murder suspect has now been captured. police were able to locate this man, 67-year-old winston hugh, in the area of 47th and lincoln by golden gate park. just a few blocks away from a deadly s

yosemite, mammoth, getting some snow. as far as the amount of snow we have seen so far. three to five inches for north star overnight. squaw valley saw about 4 to 8 inches overnight and sugar bowl 3 to 5 inches. the ridgetops got more. but yes, those ski resorts definitely happy with anything they can get and they are going to see a chance of snowfall throughout the day and into tonight because the winter storm warning is still in effect until tomorrow morning. >>> everyone on their best driving behavior in the north bay because 101 this is right near highway 12 in santa rosa, you can see rain and fog. we are still checking in problem-free along this stretch of highway. but a little south of here we are still dealing with an earlier problem that happened overnight as a crash knocked down some power lines and one lane is blocked on the todd on- ramp to southbound 101. they are waiting for a tow. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, delays but nothing like earlier. we had an earlier car fire that at one point slowed drivers down because all lanes were locked. all lanes are o

so we're talking 61 in yosemite today, record-breaking heat in southern california, mid and upper 80s we need more rain and we're not going to get any. this column here, san francisco, sfo, this is where we were today, 12 degrees above average in oakland, 9 degrees above average in san jose. not a big fluctuation for the week ahead, a pattern change for the cooler weather. so certainly not as cool as it's been with the increasing clouds, that will help us from getting too cool, but we could see just a little bit of patchy fog. 6:00 tomorrow, you'll notice more high clouds, partly cloudy with mild afternoon conditions again. we'll take you to the south bay where highs will be in the upper 60s in san jose, santa cruz, mid 60s. more clouds, 65 san mateo, numbers not much different in the city, mid 60s downtown, a little warmer at the coast. in the north bay, 67 santa rosa. heading to berkeley tomorrow, numbers in the mid 60s, a nice day, 65 in hayward, inland we go with 64 pleasanton and san ramon. we have a lunar eclipse, at 5:29 in the morning, it starts at 4:51, ends at 6:07. the fore

yosemite national park will also remain open, though there will be limited services.lso stay open to tours. one potentially dangerous closure is the cdc's flu program. this is one of the most severe flu season in years. the shutout means local health departments will still collect flu samples, but the cdc will not test them. >>> breaking news in san francisco, where police located a suspect accused of fatally shooting a 65-year-old woman in the outer sunset. let's go to lonnie rivera, who is live at the scene. lonnie? >> reporter: yes, dan. we are here at 47th and mlk. take a look at golden gate part. you can see tape walking the entrance. there's several cars. police arrived here on scene and it was a development. we were covering a homicide case not too far from here. take a look at this scene from earlier, when police cars arrived. they surrounded the vehicle. yes, we learned the driver of that vehicle was a suspect wanted in connection with shooting -- a shooting that took place not too far from here. they did tweet saying that winston hughey had be -- been locate

visitors can save up to $30 per vehicle at more than 100 parks, and that list includes mere woods, and yosemite. >>> in honor of martin luther king jr. weekend, official vonteers gathered to pick up trash and plant trees. the city said they expected more than 2000 volunteers to help out today. they gathered in several oakland neighborhoods to help. >>> actor one said today he is donating his $1.5 million salary from his movie to the times a movie because of the message wage disparity between him and his female costar. he was roundly criticized for demanding more than $1 million for the reshoot of the movie when costar michelle williams agreed to less than $1000. directors of the past refused to get paid so that the film could be reshot and released on time. the money will go to the times of defense fund was helps women face sexual harassment and abuse. >>> it was 50 years ago that johnny cast performed an indoor concert at folsom prison. cash started off his performance with his famous olson prison blues. he set -- also prison blues that's backed folsom prison blues. it is a national security p

just in to the news room, officials in yosemite say maximilian switzer is missing. his overdue rental was found but it's unclear where he is. if you've seen him, call officials. >>> ready to make up for lost time, the birthplace of medical marijuana now has a limited number of cannabis dispensaries licensed to sell to adults. jean elle joins us live in san francisco where sales officially start tomorrow, jean. >> reporter: there are now six dispensaries that are now licensed to sell marijuana in san francisco. the sign on the door says you need a medical card to get inside, but tomorrow that changes. >> we have red congo here -- >> reporter: a handful of medical marijuana dispensaries just got temporary state licenses to sell pot to anyone 21 and older with a state issued idea tomorrow. owners are preparing for lots of new customers. extra staff and supply will be on hand at 9:00 a.m. >> we did the best we could with the funds we had and the relationships we had to make sure we have enough inventory with everybody. >> this is edible, if you don't want the calories,

popular places would close to visitors would include muir woods, alcatraz and yosemite. and the last time it shut down was back in october 2013. >>> the national weather service predicting more rain along the central and southern california coast. that's where they don't want storms. they're still cleaning up from last month's southern california wildfires and the deadly mudslides last week. 20 people died in those mudslides, hundreds of homes were destroyed or damaged. the crews are trying to clear away the mud and restore you'll tilt service. that forecast for rain tomorrow will cause more damage, and it will slow down the cleanup. >>> 55 miles south of los angeles county, the destructive force of nature is very visible. you can see cracks in the ground where this 3 storey home in malibu, this wall broke in half. they red tagged that house, no other homes in the area have been affected by that slide. >>> the alameda sheriff's deputy has been arrested. the charges he's facing about his job at the county jail. >>> and the parents of 13 children who were tortured leisure

. >> sar bucks may be able at the food court in the yosemite long. some are worried it will lead to more national retailers. 6,400 people have signed a change.org petition to stop the starbucks. they want a public comment period before the java is allowed to flow. >>> when we come back a terrifying plane collision in canada. >> tonight, investigators are trying to piece together how this all happened. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're dry right >>> we are learning more tonight about a terrifying incident on the tarmac in reason to coin the freezing cold. [ screaming ] >> two planes clipped wings on the runway late last night, near the runway, causing a fire. only one plane had passengers in it. 168 passengers had to evacuate on the coldest january 5th in toronto's history. one passenger was forced to wear her flip-flops on the tarmac at 9 degrees below zero. all passengers made it safely to the terminal. they are investigating how and why the collision occurred. >>> speaking of temps we are a little bit warmer here in the bay area. >> but you di

on abc 7 news at 9:00, over on coffee tv, soon maybe you will be able to sip a starbucks latte in yosemite. not everyone is happy tonight. >>> then at 11:00 here, a mother in southern california wants to share her story with other parents after her young son died from the flu. >>> and we'll find out why this year, experts the flu season may be outpacing last year. >>> you have to hand it to the cleveland browns fans, right? they came up with the perfect independenti ending to an imperfect season. >> one way to put it. they celebrated their team's infutility. they became the second team to go winless. that's right. 0-16, this season. >> fans dressed appropriately. a little duct tape and you have a jersey. the fans had floats and plenty of signs poking at the team's failure to win even one game. organizerson was a protest targeting the management of the team. management of the team. the last win in the - anyway, we get to the end of the date, and i'm waiting for him to kiss me, and all he offers was a fist bump. - so, what did you do? - [sighs] i punched it in. [sighs] maybe i should have co

temperature down there about 61, yosemite 50, 46 in tahoe. showers south of sacramento to fresno 58 degrees. my accuweather seven-day forecast for tahoe, some isolated snowshowers tomorrow, maybe an inch or two, and then sunshine returns and temperatures nearing 60 by sunday. i don't like that. >> i think a lot of people agree with you, mike. >>> we are following breaking news right now involving the storm and a police chase. >> a driver was trying to make a quick get away and was stopped by a fallen tree. amy hollyfield live on pleasanton sunol road in pleasanton. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. can you imagine driving down the road and seeing and running into this, look at this huge oak tree that had come down and was blocking all these lanes when a car came up and crashed into it. police say they believe this tree came down because of the wet weather that we have been having. this is on pleasanton sunol road, this happened at about 4:45 this morning here in pleasanton. you can see the car being towed away. they haven't told u

on abc 7 news at 9:00, over on coffee tv, soon maybe you will be able to sip a starbucks latte in yosemiteeryone is happy tonight. >>> then at 11:00 here, a mother in southern california wants to share her story with other parents after her young son died from the flu. >>> and we'll find out why this year, experts the flu season may be outpacing last year. >>> you have to hand it to the cleveland browns fans, right? they came up with the perfect independenti ending to an imperfect season. >> one way to put it. they celebrated their team's infutility. they became the second team to go winless. that's right. 0-16, this season. >> fans dressed appropriately. a little duct tape and you have a jersey. the fans had floats and plenty of signs poking at the team's failure to win even one game. organizers say the celebration was a protest targeting the management of the team. the last win in the woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the

. >>> there is a petition going around this afternoon to stop a starbucks from opening inside of yosemitepark. several jobs are posted online to staff a starbucks there, but it has been closed and can still be viewed online. a change.org petition calls for organizations to stay out of the part. >>> a longtime richmond police department who was fired from the force has promised to appeal his dismissal. he was fired christmas eve in connection with the sobriety of a city councilman on the night he was robbed. he denies the charges and tells the chronicle the accusations are devastating to him personally. the police department says that the investigation was ongoing and could not discuss it. >>> the, has issued another recall for 3 million airbags. the airbags can explode with too much force and shoot metal shards at drivers and passengers . takada says they will work with the companies and help replace the airbags. the defective airbags have been linked to 13 this -- deaths --. >>> john young died yesterday at the age of 87 years old, and he was along the serving astronaut from nasa. nasa s

. >>> a winter wonderland in yosemite. the national park service tweeted out these photos a couple hours ago saying the snow arrived this past thursday. it's been a mild winter. park rangers are inviting people to come see the noe but warning to drive carefully and bring warm clothes. looks beautiful out there. >> that's nice. rob here talking about we're not having that. but nice weather. >> we are seeing the best in terms of snow pack and skis conditions this winter thanks to the one to two feet of snow that fell with the wednesday into thursday storm. the snow pack about a week ago was 22% of the average. thanks to the snow that fell this week the central sierra up to 35%. statewide 30ers. traveling to the sierra looks fine as more trails open up in in squaw valley and alpine meadows. 55 in alpine meadows. and no problems getting to the sierra with mostly sunny skies. right now squaw creek you see some patchy fog and 24 kriegs. san francisco 52. we got mostly clear skies, a bit of off shore breeze. . allot 52 degrees. s

we do have some heavier rain and snow around yosemite, and just scattered snow and rain showers from the valley floors to the mountains and tahoe. 46 there, scattered shores and mid to upper 50s in the central valley. and soaking rain and breezier conditions and even a chance of thunderstorms down across southern california. all right. something just happened. oh, they jumped to your graphics. so let's go to you, sue. >> interesting. okay. well, there we go. we have the san mateo bridge a live shot there, and you're looking at pretty light traffic westbound and we do have some emergency crews in the westbound direction just past the flat section before the upper deck. we're not seeing any slow traffic here. and it is not raining at this point in time at the san mateo on bridge. we'll just over to san rafael where it is raining and there is fog southbound 101 into san francisco, there is fog over the waldo grade. but right here, traffic is flowing nicely past the north gate mall. overall, the sensors are green. we have a couple incidents still in castro valley. we're waiting to get wo

yosemite are only partially eepd people with spoke with blame both political parties. >> the government shutdown. >> it's an emblem of the dysfunction in our government and i think it's a sign that just the country as a whole doesn't know what it wants from our government. >> if the shutdown does not end soon it could delay your tax refund. the irs has to furlough nearly half of its workforce. >> taking a live look at capitol hill this morning, our coverage continues throughout the morning. we will have a live report from washington, d.c. coming up in less than 30 minutes. scott mcgrew's analysis which we call checks and balances airs at 5:45. >>> a developing story in south san jose this morning, police investigating a deadly shooting outside the assent apartments, it happened on charlotte drive right off of cottle road and raleigh. police say the victim a man was dead when they arrived. no info on a motive or suspect so far, but "today in the bay's" bob redell is on his way to that apartment complex to gather more information. look for his report at 5:00 a.m. >>> today a pittsburg fam

the most snow expected to fall near yosemite. i was up in the tahoe area and there was nothing. i mean, there was a lot of rain which is nice, but, you know, it was tough up there. 3%. >> wow. >> that's really bad. >> you can see all the grass around it. >> this is still fairly warm snow and it will take a while before the snow levels start to drop. that is what we will be watching over the next few days and only snow in the high sierra and for us it is going to be a lot of rain, too. we are already seeing that. and you don't see any snow falling yet in the sierra. it's all rain at this point. we're also getting in on some heavier pockets of some of those showers as you get ready to head out on this monday morning. a lot of people heading back to school and as you get a look at what we are seeing now, we see the yellows and the reds there. that indicates some heavier rain now moving into san jose. and also up around milpitas, as well. you're hearing the rain hitting the roof and the windows and you do want to make sure you're prepared for that. we're also starting to see the rad

you can see the waves of showers from monterey at 64 possibly reaching yosemite, also sacramento, redding in the evening hours. same thing in tahoe. down to l.a. about 72. we desperately need some snow. for us back here at home, a one on the storm impact scale. a chance of lightning. that's coming up. >>> new this morning a sign of diplomatic progress between north korea and south korea. officials with the two countries communicated today by telephone. the news comes on the heels of president trump's tweets. stephanie ramos joins us live from washington, d.c., to explain. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, jessica, good morning. that nuclear war tweet is getting a lot of attention because before president trump, no u.s. president had bragged so openly about the power they hold that can actually obliterate another country. president trump and the man he's called little rocket man, north korea's leader kim jong-un, are squaring off on whose nuclear button is bigger. this back and forth prompted by kim jong-un's threat against the u.s. in his new year's day speech. he says, the u.s.

it is now free to get into yosemite national park, the gates are open but they are not staffed. the visitor center is closed along with the restrooms but privately operated stores, restaurants and hotels are open.>>> we were over the destruction when them caused after it careened off castro street. the storefront was smashed in and parking meters were taken out but no pedestrians were hurt. check out the van, police say the driver, they caught up with him a few blocks away with minor injuries. the crash does not appear to be intentional. >>> disturbing new details, 13 siblings are asking social workers to do after they were imprisoned by their parents.>>> what we are learning from an interview, tom petty, five days before his death. >>> they would say they are not responsible for maintaining the structure. it does seem appalling. >> who is responsible for fixing old storm drains buried under thousands of bay area homes. the battle tonight 18 homeowners and the local government. >>> we have rain on the way, it will be filling up the storm sewers. we have the timing and amount, af

here's how it looks, 68 reading, 54 yosemite, 57 at lake tahoe, overnights ranging from 38 to the mid-40s for the bay area. daytime highs will be warmer than usual, concord 58, oakland 60, the south bay will have sunshine and mid-60s. that is saying something. the upper 50s and low mid-60s, the north bay begins to get warmer as we head up north, 57 sanna -- san rafael, they will recover the 69 degrees. the extended forecast, partly cloudy skies and in terms of rain, not a drop in sight. we will be in the 50s, no real warming or cooling trend. for drama, i give you this. >>> sports settling in for saturday night. we need more, you will get two segments out of me. starting with an old-fashioned shootout on the oracle for. have the warriors met their match? cbs eye on the community... presented by target. art and history spark connections across cultures, igniting curiosity, conversation, and inspiration. the asian art museum, with the support of target, celebrates the unique achievements of asian art and cultures providing a catalyst for discovery and dialogue. the asian museum is here

gates at yosemite are open. but rest rooms and other facilities are not. park officials plan to open as soon as they get the official clear from washington. not sure if that will happen today. >>> reports of as many as three people were shot. gunfire was reported about 10:00 last night, market between fifth streets. investigators used a helicopter last night, searching possibly for a gunman. they are looking for a white mustang that was crashed or was abandoned at the scene. we'll keep you posted on the latest as it becomes available. >>> new video shows how good samaritans save the life of a store clerk, who was strang strangled by a customer. it was all caught on camera. it happened last year. a man storms into the store and immediately puts his hands on the woman in the pink shirt. police say he had her in a choke hold. well, that's when other shoppers jump into action. they work to pry the man away from the clerk. here is the suspect, 30-year- old brian keef-holz, he was booked into the san francisco jail and charged with aggravated assault and burglar

cooler in monterey. 62 in yosemite. 54 up in tahoe. 30% of average of snowpack. notice as i get out of the way fog is the big story again this morning over lake tahoe like it was yesterday morning. it will give way to high clouds and temperatures already ten degrees above average and getting warmer. some record highs are possible in tahoe. natasha? >>> the family of a man whose shooting death was posted to facebook is now suing the social media giant. robert goodwin sr. was shot and killed last easter sunday in cleveland. he uploaded that video of the deadly shooting to facebook. the lawsuit claims facebook should have known that he was a threat based on his posts. the suit seeks more than $25,000 in damages. >>> hayward police are crediting a vigilant parent for the arrest after convicted sex offender. melvin flemings offered to give lessons to a student. the parents searched his name online and found he was a convicted sex offender. police are trying to determine if there are other potential victims. >>> 4:43 now. a battle is brewing in alameda county whether t

forest fire in yosemite or like we saw down in big sur when it's on federal lands that continues to beig problem and so we want to make sure that some of that fire, natural disaster money comes from fema rather than just taking all the prevention money out of the federal funds and then not being able to manage our forest correctly. lisa: with extreme fires consuming so much of the forest service's budget, programs designed to prevent fires are in jeopardy, as one firefighter told us last year. lisa: is this a disaster? mark gerwe: absolutely it's a disaster and for congress and washington not to recognize that and giving us what we need to do our job. i think they need to take a hard look at that and understand that this is what's going on. lisa: denham is supporting a bill to move more fema dollars towards a new tactical approach. rep. denham: making sure that building structures are up to a standard whether that's for areas or for fire damage or earthquakes in california. so there's building standards are a big part of it but we're getting bipartisan support. lisa: i mean it sounds l

. >>> plus, should they let a starbucks open up in yosemite? it could happen soon. we will tell you what is being done to stop it. ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2" , the raiders will introduce jon gruden tomorrow as their new head coach. the raiders officially named him the new head coach saturday night. jon gruden last coached in the nfl in 2008 for the tampa bay buccaneers. his new contract is for 10 years reportedly at $100 million. he will replace jack del rio who was fired last week. >>> the georgia bulldogs will be in atlanta for the college foot championship game tonight against alabama. georgia likes to run the ball but they will be tested against alabama's top defense. alabama has a chance to avenge their loss last season to put their head coach in the company of bear bryant with a record- tying six career titles. georgia is searching for its first national title in four years. president tru

but turning over to showers. 29 tahoe. 44 in yosemite. temperatures not as warm in so cal. mid to upper 60s until palm springs at 71. winter storm warning continues until 10:00 tomorrow morning. another 6 to 12 inches possible. another up to a foot of snow at 3,000 feet. 18 inches at our highest pace and still blowing up there. you got to be careful. here's a look at tahoe. you can see the snow coming downside ways. today is the last day by the time we get to sunday. temperatures are warmer than average in the afternoons in the 50s. >>> this morning, president trump is in switzerland for the world economic forum. air force one landed in zurich just before 1:30 a.m. our time. before the president left the u.s., he appeared to be one step closer to talking to special counsel robert mueller in the russia investigation. abc news reporter kenneth moton is live in washington with more on this story. kenneth? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. the press was having an off the record session with white house chief of staff when the president dropped in and made headlines. president

vehicle at more than 100 of these parks all over the country, that includes nero woods -- muir wood, yosemite and redwood national parks. >>> 4:05. san francisco police are hoping security camera video will lead them to a suspect in an early morning shooting. yesterday morning, just after 4:30 yesterday morning, a man was shot in the tenderloin district on mason street. between gary and owe o's farrall near union square. a nearby security guard heard four or fine shots and a hotel guest said he arrived just as the shooting started. >> it was pretty hectic. police cars converging here. i saw two or three of them coming up the one way street here on mason, pulling into, in front of the king george, all different angles. and then after that, there was just, you know, all of the police fanned out in groups three and four, just sweeping the area. >> and so far, police have not released the name of the victim, but he was wounded at least once. he was rushed to the hospital. with life-threatening injuries. but there are no other details. >>> time is 4:06. police in newark, they are investigating a b

some will try to clip tahoe and down to yosemite. it will be very light. probably no accumulation. we'll start to see a little sunshine this afternoon down in southern california, low to mid-60s for san diego and l.a. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast for tahoe. some light rain and snow showers today, and then up to near 60 degrees by sunday and we'll see a weak storm tuesday. >>> mike, thank you. caltrain riders may enjoy a faster, smoother ride sooner than expected. >> the silicon valley business journal says caltrain is pursuing $630 million in grants from the state. the money would help speed up conversion from diesel to electric service by about ten years. caltrain began the $2 billion electrification project last summer. electric trains are scheduled to begin service in 2021. >>> and look here at your screen. you're looking at some of the first cars to travel on a newly reopened section of highway 35 in the santa cruz mountains. a massive mudslide knocked out part of the road last february. the reopening comes after cal trans built a retaining wall. that wall is desig