we have the visual confirmation of a tornado on 99 just north of yuba city. backing out i want to show you the visual confirmation. but the doppler radar when they put it in, they're real good at picking up if you -- the wind sheer. see the comma, right when you hit that you can see the tornado warning is based on that. that is an indication you have rotation in the storm and could easily have a tornado. now look you can see it is starting to fall apart. in the reports now it is that the system last seen moves into the foothills here, beginning to fall apart. are there a lot of poplated areas here? no, this is lightly poplated. north of 99, getting out of here towards las plumas up here, when they hit the foothills they slow down. looks like this is breaking apart. that is the second tornado warning we have had this afternoon. severe weather moving through the central valley. we have more weather and rain that we have today, heading our way as we move in the next couple of days. i'll see you back here. >>> speaking of the rain, it means more than just dreary

it touched down five miles from yuba city around 5:30 p.m. no damage reports.on all these stores coming up at 6:00. >> good news for procrastinated go voters. state senate has passed a bill to register and vote on the same day. right now the cut off is 15 days before the election. lawmakers say the change should help voter turnout. california ranked 41st at turnout at the polls. >>> massachusetts former governor mitt romney is expected to announce his presidential candidacy the morning. he is the front-runner. she hoping that persistent questions about health care and abortions is swamped by anxiety over the current economy. he came up short of his bid in 2008 and he is attacking president obama for not being able to improve the job situation for millions of americans. >>> operations are underway in been massachusetts after a spree of tornadoes swept through the state. a twister was captured on video as it formed yesterday over the connecticut river and made landfall. at least four people were killed. massachusetts governor has declared a state of emergency and

sending out a team to try to determine the strength of a tornado that struck yesterday north of yuba city. >> it was like clouds swirling on one side of the house. and then hail started coming. i told my wife, let's go, let's get out of here. >> the twister touched down about five miles outside of yuba city around 5:30 p.m.. there were no reports of damage. it struck the same area where three twisters destroyed hundreds of acres of almond orchards last week. there was a report of a funnel cloud over davis yesterday. >> in the santa cruz mountains, the late season rain is causing problems for road crews. they hope to have those roads cleared and stabilized by now. here is lisa amin gulezian to show us what is happening. >> reporter: water is still pouring out of this hillside. the heavy rains in march caused this hill to slide. two months later, harmen way is still closed. crews hoped to have at least one lane open by friday. >> this weekend and coming weekend with all the rain, it's delayed that project and contractor needs extra time to clean up the mess. >> the project is on hold for at

check this out, even a tornado touching down in yuba city. for more on your forecast, let's check in with christina loren. good morning, christina. >> good morning to you, scott. yeah, it has been a wild ride. we have got more rain on the way, a stronger round, if you can believe it, moves into friday night into saturday. this is what we are working with in the east bay this morning. we don't have a lot of activity. see showers fall apart over the the east bay. not going to see a lot of moisture pass through today, today looks good, tomorrow better for outdoor plans, then the super soaker arrives in time for the weekend. we will break down the timing and how much we are expecting in your city coming up. right now, let's checking your drive, thursday but getting busy to out there, mike. >> not as bad as yesterday, considering the fact we had the full closure for 880 coming through oakland. this morning it is open, look at the maze, approach, smooth drive in dry roads yesterday, sounds like a break, christina, until tomorrow. watch for that a l

had weather to our east, this video, from kevin cotter, this tornado touched down to the north of yuba citybout city and gridly. no reported damage but, hey this is very unusual and because of all the other tornadic activity we have had much more severe across the nation, not going to hear a lot about this on national news, whereas normally, this would be big weather news. very unusual. we don't have that risk today but we are going to have the risk for thunderstorms as we head into the weekend and another system moves on shore. a few showers, mostly the northnorth by -- north bay. santa rosa wet right now. overall, they are clearing, 9 a.m., 10 a.m., a mostly dry bay area. here is what we are looking at the next 48 hours. the system of low pressure sets up right offshore. some of the forecast models do bring it inland enough for us to just get dumped on, we head through the next few days, but i think it is going to kind of skirt the coast and bring in the light bands of rain, mostly toward the coast we head through probably saturday and friday. this is what we are expecting in terms of acc

that tornado reported in yuba city, we have video of that. it's remarkable. a very large, rotating thunderstorm. if we're able to pull up that video, what you'll find is this super cell thunderstorm that dropped down the wall cloud and then the funnel cloud as well. we don't have the video right now. but you can go to nbcbayarea.com and we have posted some links. we do have the latest on the conditions up here. right now, only 33 degrees. snow level at 5,000 feet. they picked up about four inches today. and current numbers already cold here. 52 in santa rose a. 51 in napa. we will be dropping into the 40s tonight, folks. heading into tomorrow, gradual sun. it will stay on the cool side for thursday. but it's all about the weekend at this point with our next storm system. more rain, cold air, and more sierra snow. that storm is still about 1,000 miles out. we'll have to wait on it to get here. tomorrow will be a transitional day. temperatures staying in the 60s. then by friday, look for that rain to develop in the forecast. so let's get you into thursday. star

meteorologists confirmed at least one tornado touched down near yuba city.ge reported. >>> all right, folks. we do have some showers showing up around the bay area today. it looks like it is scattered and light so far. most of that confined to the north bay. scattered showers continuing into the santa rosa area and petaluma along the 101. be prepared in this direction. light showers out there this morning. the good news, it is going to be moving out of town and we should start to dry out. the bad news, showers if you are heading out the door this morning. 40s and 50s right now. by the afternoon, we are going to catch a little sunshine out there and temperatures running up well into the 60s almost 70 degrees inland with partly cloudy skies. inside the bay you will see plenty of 60s and 50s and 60s. a little cool at the coast. still, we are looking at things settling down after a wild day yesterday when we had some tornadoes in the central valley again. looks like things not as active although we have a last wave of moisture pushing through keeping things goin

they were around the yuba city area. they are all indicated. as you look at live doppler 7hd, we do have some showers along the coastline. these are coming down toward the bay area for the morning commute. and there was a stronger storm that is going to follow for the weekend. i'll be back with the full details coming up. >> sand yaw, thanks very much. >> and more weather to show you. in the sierra there is a new coating of snow. chains are required on both highway 50 and interstate 80. >> hail pelted the backyard of a home in napa. this video sent to us via you president are. and here in the bay area, more rain on a day that felt like midwinter than the first day of june. in the santa cruz mountains this midseason rain is caution problems for road crews. >> they hoped to have the roads cleared and hills stabilized by now. lisa amin has the story. lisa? >> carolyn, there are still three roads in the county that are shut down because of mudslides. they have been that way since march. crews hope to have part of one oled -- opened this week, but t

service is sending out a team to determine a strength of a tornado that struck last night north of yuba city city at about 5:30 p.m. no reports of damage. >> final check of weather and traffic. >> live doppler 7-hd. you can see the radar returns shrinking. that will be the case today as we they had through the afternoon hours. a scattered sprinkle at best. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. this afternoon we'll be a few degrees warmer than yesterday. we're still 5-15 degrees cooler than average. 59 at half moon bay, to about 70 in antioch. most of us in the mid to upper 50s. accu-weather seven-day forecast. check out tomorrow. dry most of day but during the evening hours, rain rolls in and does not stop and daily record rainfall totals, friday and saturday. showers, sunday and monday and drier and warmer tuesday and wednesday. >> if you are heading out the door, especially in the south bay, two new accidents, one is northbound 101 broaching 880 blocking the middle lane. this one also just reported, northbound 8 a 5 north of winchester -- 85. chp is en route to both of these accidents. it's

we have seen a funnel cloud there and a tornado touched down in the last hour near yuba city. violent storms are tapering off. but the storps are still there. now back to our time lapse view camera. over the bay we had lot was blue and clouds sprinkled in . high clouds below normal much like today only in the 60s . occasional showers and here's the 7-day forecast. high temperatures inland and only in 70 . clouds thicken on friday and late afternoon, rain developing overnight . showers again on sunday and overnight and monday morn finally clearing in the beginning of next week. dan and care linn. >> if the wet weather continues, we'll pay more for produce. preaches in the central valley are prevented from maturing. bing cherries growing season is midmay to june. many harvested the cherry because the rain ruins on them. >> it sits on them and breeze and wind doesn't blow off the dampness, they can split open. >> cherries are a problem. we are ready to pick the bing cherries . some are ready and some are not. >> produce wholesalers say it is too soon how much the weather will imp

when they issued it, they issued it based on -- watch the formation as it goes over yuba city.ooks like a comma, that is the picture of a tornado on the doppler radar. you can issue a tornado warning based on that comma shape. so right now i have no reports of tornado sightings. but we have the comma on radar. that will get you the warning. that is a classic signature of a tornado warning here. with that in mind, let's not worry about it being a giant tornado. those types of cloud tops, those heights won't get you a tornado much bigger than an f zero or ef one, last week they were 17,000 feet, so much higher. so that is the story, we'll keep you posted on it. for us here, we have the tomorrow forecast which calls for a chance of showers in some locations, we're tracking the systems. cool air will hang around, the computer model brings a few sprinkles in the bay area thursday morning, just a few, then they're gone, thursday, partly cloudy, not like today, a nicer day tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow, despite the clouds and scattered showers temperatures tomorrow will be mainly in

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. >>> another tornado hits northern california, touching down north of yuba city 5:30 tonight. this was the scene in davis. you can see the large, dark funnel cloud. that tornado hit near the area where three other tornadoes touched down last week. >>> the scene in sacramento right now, calming down quite a bit. you can see scattered showers and a few scattered snow showers, north, more shower activity. we saw heavy rain, hail, lightening, even the funnel cloud and tornado in northern california this afternoon. another round of light rain. dipping down to the bay area. that will effect the north bay tomorrow morning. a look at tomorrow that glance. 7:00, dry conditions. this is when the rain will approach. early afternoon, showers in the north bay. temperatures warmer but we have more rain on tap for the weekend. i will have details coming up in just a bit. we will be back after this. c? dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one?

the tornado hit a few miles north of yuba city.l weather service will determine how strong it was. >> wild day yesterday. a lot of clouds over the bay now. most of the showers have been in the north bay and that's where it continues this morning. light showers there beginning to break up a bit. looking toward santa rosa, scattered light showers there, toward northern sonoma county. we'll see showers beginning to taper offer throughout the day. if you are stepping outside, chance of some showers inland, looks like temperatures running into the 40s and 50s now, a lot of clouds out there at this hour. by the afternoon, well, it will be partly cloudy but we are going to warm those temperatures up just a bit. near 70 the warmest spots inland, 60s inside the bay and 50s and 60s, partly cloudy at the coast. stormy weather breaking up a bit. we have had this last wave of moisture pushing onshore. that's beginning to fall apart more so right now and i think as we head toward the afternoon, a little more sunshine headed our way and some drie

our meteorologist confirm at least one tornado touched down near yuba city. hail was the story east of sacramento. this is where hail stones, some as big as a quarter inch in diameter coated the ground. >> june 1st. that's typical, right roberta? >> yeah, juneuary. that is the tornado that touched down. thank you to angela owen for sending us this photo. that's why we had those warning in effect until 6:45. >>> today's high 61 down from the average high of 65. 1/100 of an inch across the santa clara valley. if you don't have rain, you will get wet. we have yet another system that's working its way in. it's just a little weak wave. the thunderstorm possibility is now beginning to subside. friday, a bigger, wetter, windier storm that could produce some daily record rainfall amounts over the weekend. so the next wave pushes through tomorrow, especially during the morning commute. in fact, as we put our pinpoint forecast into motion here, you see the buck of activity want to reside in the north portion of our bay area and just hit the coast as well. really, void

because it was only considering barging in terms of delivering refuse to the proposed landfill in yuba city, which is land locked. so yes, barging may not be the best way to deliver material to that landfill. but it ignores the numerous other land fills which are much more accessible by barge, and that would make barging much more competitive. will we get that? no. thanks for listening. supervisor campos: thank you. is there any other member of the public who would like to speck? did you have a question, commissioner? great. any other member of the public who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner avalos? supervisor avalos: just a question that was pointed out about the $18 million in free services. they are not free because the rate payers are paying for those services ultimately, so i wouldn't say they are free. it is in-kind service that >>> icology is providing to san francisco. we just had our community clean team recently, and i think it is a great service that they provide. but it is not like we have any type of real agreement that says this is going

we're getting the funnel forming right there in the center of your screen, and that is that yuba cityornado that we have all been hearing about. all right. let's take you back to the maps. it's been wild here lately in california. if you are traveling to the sierra, watch out. winter conditions here up across highway 50. tonight snow level very low, which is rare and strong storm. right now that snow level sitting at 5,000 feet. 55 in san mateo, and 58 in livermore. it's going to be a cold night with a lot of 40s coming back. possibly some recordsetting lows. a slight chance of a shower tonight. nothing major or big for tomorrow, even if we see a few showers. it's all about the weekend at this point with another storm with more rain, more cold temperatures, and, yes, even sierra snow. it's still about 1,000 miles out here in the pacific. it's just going to continue to march here as we head throughout tomorrow. now as we look at the next 48 hours, just scattered showers here in the forecast with conditions in the 60s, and throughout friday we're watching this developing storm system ma

. >> and the damage the national weather service is focusing on yuba city this morning. >> and trackingive doppler. that record rain is on its way for the weekend. >> frr >>> and finally this morning, the candid camera that landed one man behind bars. >> it all started with a stolen laptop. one that found its way back to the rightful owner with a little help from a high-tech crime stopper. kgo's jonathan bloom explains. >> reporter: when joshua kaufman tweeted this photo of an oakland police officer handing him back his laptop, it was the end of a cat and mouse game that went on for three months. oakland police say that laptops are sell doll returned. in fact, this case was initially filed away, too. until police had another look and realized it was different. >> this victim had all of this information, including photographs and had trianglated using the software where he believes the computer was. >> reporter: that's right, heing in front of thes one, of computer. they were taken by a security program called hidden, that tracks stolen laptops and sends back photos from the built-in cam

meteorologists confirm at least one tornado touched down near yuba city. no damage was reported. >>> hail the story east of sacramento. this is a photo from a viewer in roseville where hailstones coated the ground some as big as quarter inch in diameter. >>> 4:38. let's check traffic and weather. lawrence, you called this yesterday, saying that we should watch out for possible tornadoes. >> yeah. it was just one of those unusual situations. the core of the low making its way across california and, of course, you get that spring sunshine, the lift in the atmosphere just ripe for some of that wild weather. today we have showers in our forecast right now. most of that confined to the north bay but you can see if you are headed up 101, watch out. you have some rain falling through there heavy north of petaluma. as we head into the afternoon, this tapers off and looks like we should dry out for a brief break. then we have more stormy weather coming our way. here's the latest satellite image. not a well organized simple dropping by but just enough to squeeze out

a twister touched down north of yuba city about 5:30 p.m.. it was all caught on camera. it is amazing to look at. the national weather service will send 18 out today to try to determine the strength of the tornado. there is no damage reported. three other tornadoes touched down in that same areas last week. hundreds of from acres of wheat or orchards destroyed. >> the tornadoes came through massachusetts which is pretty strange. hair or four people have been killed from the tornadoes. there has been damaged. two dozen communities saw it damaged. as take a look at this hour video. you can see the tornado developing. her praise state of emergency has been declared. upon to 1000 national guardsmen may be called in to help. more than 40 people have been admitted to hospitals with injuries. state police say that they have or reports of tornadoes in eight other towns as well. take a look at some of the damage from the ground are because of those tornadoes in massachusetts. there is a tornado watch her run record and a thunderstorm watch currently in place. or >> here are still

north of yuba city in sutter county, ken pritchett, ktvu challenge channel 2 news. >>> that tornado that touched down in sutter county put a scare in a family. that's because they just moved. you will hear their fightening story firsthand. >>> we will be tracking this story throughout the weekend. you can log on to ktvu.com to check out the radar in your neighborhood any time. >>> the two time presidential candidate edwards appeared in court today in north carolina. edwards is accused of spending close to $1 million from two donors. today edwards says he has done wrong but he denied if charges against him. >> and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others. but i did not break the law and i never ever thought i was breaking the law. >> if convicted edwards faces up to five years in prison for each of the six charges. >>> the labor department issued its monthly jobs report today and the numbers were significantly lower than analysts had projected. the unemployment rate rose to 9.1%. .1 of a percentage point higher than in april. >>> president oba

just north of yuba city and around 530 last night this is from www.youtube.com and it was posted. no damage was reported three other tornadoes touched down in that same area last week. >> tornadoes roared through massachusetts. over two dozen communities had uprooted trees. this is news video that was shot in the area. this is a video of a torn it that was caught on tape yesterday. the governor has declared a state of emergency and has all but ordered national guard in the area. authorities to say they have are reports of tornadoes in eight other towns. officials are warning residents to watch out for other tornadoes that may occur in the area. the tornadoes touched down and shut down half of the town. no major injuries or deaths to report. a proxy half mile of the town was destroyed >> also good news everyone and that was listed on the missing list has now been accounted for in joplin missouri. over 100 are dead , the death toll may rise as a lot of people that are hospitalized may perish. >> anna look out at our traffic camps and we will have more news in just a minute. >> vicki

one of the tornadoes there this is the north edge of yuba city touched down just before 6:00 yesterdayning. also reports of funnel clouds across several counties including butte, sutter and yuba. same area where several tornadoes touched down last week. yesterday's storms actually died out as they moved into the sierra foothills. >>> time now 6:43. trouble in the air. the airport where this plane was forced to make an emergency landing and the high profile passengers it was carrying. >>> and china says google is wrong about a cyber attack on its g mail system. >>> good morning. 680 traffic looks pretty good as you're driving on southbound 680 through fremont. we'll tell you more about the east bay and the rest of the commute straight ahead. ding? fidelity helped us get to this point, and now we're talking about what comes next. man: we worked together to create a plan to help our money last. woman: so we can have the kind of retirement we want. now, you know how this works. just stay on the line. oh, yeah. fidelity investments. turn here. >>> here's a look at top stories we're followin

to the east bay, to and you the city, and one in yuba county. one and uvcity in yuba city.four of these women were on that list. carmen, loan found in 1978 was #two. roxanne was found in 1977 was #three. pamela parsons in 1992 was #nine, tracy tafoa in 1994 was #10 this documents the inside of his home finding numerous photos of nude women. wearing pantyhose, linger ie or bondage or others appeared dead. others appeared to be passed out or dead. roxanne was found strangled by pantyhose and the and a dna, linked naso. >> investigators found pictures and news articles of two of these women killed and his safe. items from his safe included photos of his victims. >> when we come back, an update on the arizona wild fires. >> errors on the firefighters are dealing with facts smoke, to the nth the monument fire has destroyed several homes,. in eastern arizona near the new mexico border, it has destroyed several homes. firefighters are dealing with food smokthick smoke. >> we are respecting a bit of a warm up. >> correct. it will be coming in tomorrow. with overcast conditions curr

this is amateur video at the north edge of yuba city. no damage was reported.e also reports of funnel clouds near several counties including butte. yesterday's storms died out as they moved into the sierra foothills. >>> the suspect in the beating of giants fan bryan stow has taken two lie detector tests in the past two days. the lapd administered one yesterday, a day after the defense carried out its own test. the defense is saying that giovanni ramirez passed both. >> we're saying hour client sin know sent. he didn't beat bryan stone and wasn't at dodger stadium and never been to dodger stadium. >> police maintain they have a strong case against rears -- against ramirez. >>> a man will be charged with breaking into man oakland apartment and stealing a computer and the computer itself helped track down the suspect. the macbook had tracking software called hidden and snapped these photos of muthanna alde-bashi. the macbook real owner posted the pictures and found the suspect worked at a cab company. >> we have about 2400 theft reports coming through our system

we have had tornadoes north of yuba city.sters, that happened around 5:30 p.m.. the national weather service is out there today to determine the strength of the tornado. there is no damage reported, three other tornadoes touched down in this same area last week. hundreds of acres of almond orchards were destroyed. >> we have new video in the kron 4 music room -- we have new video in the kron 4 newsroom. this is video of the damage in massachusetts. this is an aerial shot looking down on the damage. people are being urged to stay off thoreau's. roads are closed, state workers have the day off to assess the damage. they are facing a big task of trying to clean up the damage. these four tornadoes touched down yesterday during the busy afternoon and early evening rush hour traffic. a lot of heat over out and about. about 1000 national guardsmen are patrolling the area. for people are confirmed dead and at least 40 people are injured. " we are seeing now, live pictures of what is happening in springfield mass.. we're looking at ho

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city. also reports of funnel clouds across several counties including butte, sutter and yuba. same area where several touched down last week. yesterday's storms died out as they moved into the sierra foothills. >>> today will be a day of mourning and the start of clean up effort as two deadly tornadoes ripped through massachusetts. two people are dead after the tornadoes up ended cars, broke trees in half. 20 towns reporting damage and residents say they never expected to see firsthand what damage funnel clouds could do. >> we couldn't believe how much devastation is out here right now. >> we saw it come through the parking lot and we could see the trees being ripped off from their tops. >> the governor has called a state of emergency and 1,000 national guard troops have been called out. they will be looking for more victims and helping with clean up. >>> all right. time now 5:42. some eighth graders thought they were out on a boring field trip. but that all changed at lunchtime. >>> and a burglary victim turns to his computer for help in finding a suspect in the case. >>> goo

city. it touched down just before 6:00 saturday night. no reports of damage. also reports of a funnel cloud across several counties including butte and yuba. that's the same area where several tornadoes touched down last week. yesterday's storms died out as they moved into the sierra foothills. >>> the governor of massachusetts declare add state of emergency after two tornadoes hit his state. two people died and more than 40 others hurt after twisters ripped off roofs and uprooted trees across the southern part of the state. more than 20 cities reporting damage and 55,000 homes and businesses are still without power. >>> a major setback in budget negotiations in san jose. the department that could face more than a hundred additional layoffs as a result. >>> and how technology helped catch this thief. >>> good morning. highway 4 traffic looking good heading west. tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> good morning. we have some rain moving through the north bay. mostly clear though towards the south bay. so temperatures today sun, clouds, showers, continued cool but slightly warmer especially in areas south of san