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eight mile per hour winds in san francisco, 12 oakland, 12 in the red wood city area. it is calm in the fairfield area. winds will be consistent later today, northwest 10 to 20. the low to the south, blocking ridge of high pressure staying put. not going anywhere for four days. we have full on sunshine and gradually warmer conditions as the the high pressure begins to expand and strengthen. here is your evening commute. it is cloud free. here is lunch time tomorrow, cloud free also. as we go ahead to thursday all the clouds remain offshore until about friday. we will call it partly sunny but temperatures will respond nicely to the abundance of sunshine in the mid 60s. right now it is 52. we are going up to 58 degrees. we have mid 50s in monterey bay. that tahoe forecast, one word, epic, lots of sunshine through the weekend for skiing and boarding. our temperatures today across the coast, into the bay and peninsula, 50s and low 60s. this is slightly below average. we should be at 61 in san by the time the sun goes down tonight and makes an appearance tomorrow we will ha

lighter rain around east palo alto, red wood city. we'll take you into hayward, dublin, pleasanton similar story now. mainly light rain and a couple pops of yellow on the screen. even brentwood and antioch. we have some light showers out there right now. in the sierra we have that snow coming down, chain controls right now on 80 and also on 50. this snowstorm is going to stick around at least through tuesday afternoon. some fresh powder coming there. chances of rain the next seven days, here we go, that storm wide open once again. monday. tuesday will feature our strongest storm across the region. but the wet weather sticks with us through friday. the good news, the weekend right now is looking dry and looks to be filled with sunshine. but a wet week lies ahead. storm impact scale tonight through monday, got a light system working throughout this hour. scattered showers, some isolated downpours here and there, and it's breezy at time. the wind is not a big factor with is this current storm system. fuchl weather watch the time stamp ho

red wood city, almost an inch there. oakland, half an inch. you'll notice santa rosa, 1.74 and san jose, 5300. take a look at the time lapse. it was nice to see the rain today but i'm getting a lot of comments that they're happy to see the sun. people want to see the sun. they're sick of this rain but some people are enjoying it. snow in the mountains. it is still raining in tahoe but sierra and the high r elevations are requiring chains. we have time lapse from our lake tahoe camera of the high elevation snow. this was earlier this evening when it was coming down. they're going to be measuring the snow in feet above 8,000 feet. i want to warn you about a couple of advisories. until 10:00 tomorrow, whiteout condition with gusty winds and it is a winter storm warning until 1:00 a.m. saturday. will make for treacherous driving conditions. hold off if you can until after that. here's a live look from our explore torrium camera and you see a murky view. so that's what you're go having to to contend with tomorrow morning. storms return the middle o

red wood city, almost an inch there. oakland, half an inch. you'll notice santa rosa, 1.74 and san jose, 5300. take a look at the time lapse. it was nice to see the rain today but i'm getting a lot of comments that they're happy to see the sun. people want to see the sun. they're sick of this rain but some people are enjoying it. snow in the mountains. it is still raining in tahoe but sierra and the high r elevations are requiring chains. we have time lapse from our lake tahoe camera of the high elevation snow. this was earlier this evening when it was coming down. they're going to be measuring the snow in feet above 8,000 feet. i want to warn you about a couple of advisories. until 10:00 tomorrow, whiteout condition with gusty winds and it is a winter storm warning until 1:00 a.m. saturday. will make for treacherous driving conditions. hold off if you can until after that. here's a live look from our explore torrium camera and you see a murky view. so that's what you're go having to to contend with tomorrow morning. storms return the middle o

mid 30s red wood city. 41 degrees, san francisco. later today, very similar temperature to yesterday f. it was cool for you thursday, equally as chilly today. into the 50s, northwest breeze at 15. saturday, okay, both days, mainly cloudy, we will have scattered showers saturday, very light, maybe few snowflakes down to 2500 feet. sunday rain in the evening hours, lingering into your monday. ,,,, ,,,, ♪,,, >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's friday, february 24th, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >>> more real news ahead, including scalpers shutting out real fans from their favorite concerts. eric church shows us how he's fighting for his fans in a big way. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> last year conservatives were rallying against donald trump. this year they're praising him for bringing the party together. >> the core conviction is that we are a nation that puts and will put its own citizens first. >>> classified by the u.n. as a weapon of mass destruction. iffed against kim jong-nam di

more rain could mean raw sewage could start to pour into a mobile home park in red wood city. this is what things looked like last night. this is not the first time that happened at that mobile home park. it is along west bay shore and it took on water as the pipes backed up. a mixture of flooding and raw sewage forced people out of their homes. again, this is history playing out once again. a year ago a flood forced some of those homes to be red tagged. >> i remember. i was there reporting on that one. >>> during the current debate over immigration, we discovered a group of people who were promised a path to citizenship who were then later deported. we're talking four nationals who served in the united states military who are offered citizenship in return. but our investigative team discovered hundreds of these veterans who committed a crime after they left the service and who were then deported. tonight senior investigative reporter tracks down many of those in tijuana mexico where they now live hoping to get a chance to come back to the country they were prepared to die for

down the peninsula we are seeing some light rain near red wood city, and just moving close to palo alto. always appreciate when you send me your weather pictures and i love rainbows. this one was sent by dj alex reyes. sent from fremont earlier this morning. thank you for that picture. looking now at lake tahoe in truck, it is 39 degrees, not really that good news because we are seeing temperatures above freezing. so, some of this is coming down as rain. and that will be the case as we go through the weekend but the sierra snow pack is still looking good. we are at 173% of average for the central sierra, that's the statewide average as well. and this is the highest we've had in 22 years. the best amount of snow, the highest snow totals have been in the southern sierra. we're still looking at some more snow in the cast for the weekend, so, if you're planning to get there or if you can get there with some of those roads closed, bring the tire chains and may have to take some alternate routes. we're looking at the potential of at least another foot, possibly close to 2 feet of snow in some

the doctors are scheduled to report their findings today in a red wood city courtroom. >>> also today the man charged in the 1982 murder of a 14-year-old girl in vacaville is expected in a solano juvenile county court. 51 year old marvin ray markel will appear because he was 17-year-old at the time of anna lynn johnson's murder. the case is expected to be transferred to adult court. he is serving time for killing a butte county woman. >> three santa clara county jail guards charged in the deadly beating of inmate michael tie reback in 2015. according to the mercury news pros kurters want potentially inflammatory text messages sent by the guards to each other, allowed as evidence. the merc says the text guard generally contem for prisoners and they had pleasure in seeing the inmates suffer. attorneys representing the guards claim that the texts have nothing to do with the crimes that they are accused of. >>> the san francisco police department is ending its nearly ten year collaboration with the fbi's counter terrorism task force. supervisors opted to not renew that contract. community

red wood city all the way to pesk dareo, mid 60s. 68 today, that will be the outside number in pleasanton. increasing cloud cover leads to a fast-moving storm for the thursday commute. a bigger storm friday, in and out of rain this weekend through the holidays. ,, ,,,,,, ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. and happy valentine's day. it's tuesday, february 14th, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there's more real news ahead, including north korea's nuclear and missile programs. "new york times" has a new article on the threats and how north korea has advanced its missile testing. >>> first today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> michael flynn has resigned. questions swirl about his potentially illegal contacts with russia. >>> white house was warned about this. and the concern that was relayed was that flynn could be open to blackmail. >> if you're the vice president and the president, you cannot have somebody working for you -- y you have to question their trust and credibility. >>> at a particularly sensitive time for beijing, just as relations with the trump administration

slow through palo alto, red wood city, belmont, things moving well. a big commute compared to last week because schools are back in session from the ski week that a lot of folks take. back to you. >> thank you very much, another update in half an hour. have a good morning. ♪ >>> we are back, at 8:30 here on a monday morning. the 27th day of february. greeting our enthusiastic crowd here in rockefeller plaza. i'm al roker, alongside carson daily. natalie is standing by in los angeles. big night there. >> we'll get to natalie in a second. matt and savannah are in the middle of their facebook live chat with president george w. bush and some of the veterans of his book "portraits of heroes." >>> we have people here to break down the highs and lows of the oscars red carpet. >>> and savannah will give us a look at her world over the past few months, adjusting to life with baby charley and little vail. >>> and if you're looking for something to cook for dinner tonight, we have you covered with a delicious baked pasta dish. >> i like the sound of that. >>>

both have been red tagged by the city and are considered uninhabitable. one home has already suffered some damage and the other has several feet of mud in the back yard. happening now: all but one lane is closed on highway -17 .. in the santa cruz mountains. it's after a mudslide came down on the road... it hit a man driving a pickup a truck. grant lodes is here with the video... and the interview with the man lucky to have walked away. one southbound lane opened around 6:00 tonight...after that enourmous landslide could have killed someone this morning. the three other lanes of 17 are still closed and it's not clear when they will be open to traffic. the man who's lucky to be here tonight...erne huddin, of capitola. he says all that dirt and rock plowed into his pick-up truck...like a runaway train....lifting his truck like a toy and tossing it over the center divider...and into the southbound lanes.... he was trapped for about 10 minutes before freeing himself. kron4's jeff bush is live near the mudslide in the santa cruz mountains several lanes of high

both have been red tagged by the city and are considered uninhabitable. one home has already suffered some damage and the other has several feet of mud in the back yard. tonight three out of four lanes of highway 17 are closed...after a massive land- slide came screaming down the mountiain...flipping one man's pick-up truck. grant lodes is tracking the situation in the santa cruz mountains...gra nt. one southbound lane opened around 6:00 tonight...after that enourmous landslide could have killed someone this morning. the three other lanes of 17 are still closed and it's not clear when they will be open to traffic. the man who's lucky to be here tonight...arne huddin, of capitola. he says all that dirt and rock plowed into his pick-up truck...like a runaway train....lifting his truck like a toy and tossing it over the center divider...and into the southbound lanes. huddin was trapped for about ten agonizing minutes, as rocks and debris fell around him. by the time people stopped to help he had crawled out on his own, bloodying his hands in the escape. the

wood side. san jose is seeing some light rain, but as we expect to see this band of showers moving east as the storm system continues to push through along with this cold front, while that rain is expected to pickup in the next half our hour or so. as far as the temps, very tropical, seeing high dew points, 64 degrees, we're feeling a little humid out there. i'll have a closer look as far as rain totals and what we can expect the next couple hours coming up in a few minutes. send things back to you. >> it is definitely muggy. despite the rain and snow, they decided to keep the drought emergency restrictions in effect. many water agencies have been pushing for cutbacks to end. they say the restrictions are hurting their bottom line because they are selling less water. they also argue that californians shouldn't be tricked. >> frankly, in this political era of fake news, i'm concerned that the state of california is going to be looked upon as giving fake news to many people, thinking that there is

both have been red tagged by the city and are considered uninhabitable. one home has already suffered some damage and the other has several feet of mud in the back yard. major flooding in marin county has caused thousands of dollars worth of damage to homes and cars along the corte madera creek. this road in kentfield is now flooded for the third time in the last few weeks. home owner, mitch levine says the water came up too fast for him to properly prepare this time. now he is left waiting for water levels to go down so he can start cleaning out the bottom level of his house. somewhat after getting a canoe ride to his house... levine was able to put on rainboots and tried to help clear out blocked storm drains on the road. he said he was just trying to make some progress before the next round of rain. meanwhile, one driver found themself caught in flood waters that submerged their car in a matter of minutes. you can see their small white car with rescue crews on scene. firefighters came to the resuce of that driver using a kayak and jet ski. no one was i