jeff? mark jeffrey andrus was escorted out of the county jail by public defender jeff adachi. andrus wore a red sweater with multi colored horizontal stripes and blue jeans. his blonde hair was slightly mussedhis beard was neatly trimmed with gray streaks in it. this is the first time we have seen moving pictures of andrus since his arrest on fridaywhen he was escorted away by police with a sheet over his head. the district attorney released a statement late tuesday afternoon announcing the charges would be dropped and the case against andrus would not go forward because of a lack of evidence. public defender, jeff adachi says he has been in contact with anrus since he heard about his arrest. jeff adachi public defender we saw him on saturday. he asked that the public defender's office represent him. and, so, we have been representing him through the weekend. the district attorney has 48 hours to arraign any suspectnot including weekendsthe d.a. says there was not enough evidence to convict andrus, beyond a reasonable doubt, so, he was released. adachi drove andrus away in his

kron four's jeff bush is live tonight. he explains their concerns about too much growth jeff? >> jeff: traffic is already pretty heavy here in the north shore highway lined. that has some people sang expanding kugel and tech firm campuses could cause a lot of problems. >> we think too rapid employment growth without housing and transportation isn't good for mountain view. >> jeff: council member lenny siegel says the expansion plans that google and other tech firms want have not taken into consideration where the nearly 20,000 new employees that the plans envision will live and how they will get to the expanded campus where they will work. >> again, housing and traffic are the two major concerns with this development. i see that we may have more difficulty since we will have more proposals than we have space for essentially. >> jeff: siegel says careful consideration will be made for each proposal and he says google is aware of the city's concernsnow, it's a wait and see game. >> every proposal is going to be associated with land. it's not like we are giving away the land. goo

jeff is here with us more. jeff: yes this is familiar, this company has had two food trucks stolen in the last couple of months, but you cannot blame the employees and the owner for being a little bit distracted and not totally focused on what was going on here tonight. they thinking about what is missing. when the owner took his cooking to the see -- streets of alexandria a couple of years ago, he never thought that his truck would be appetizing to these. >> it is bright red. jeff: last night sonny dropped off the truck, but when the shop owner got to work, he realized that the bmws and the mercedes were still there, but the truck was gone. sonnyis s is staying sunny about the whole thing and took to twitter for help. >> i don't know, maybe we have a serial food truck guy out there? jeff: this gentleman's of food truck got stolen in november. it turned up relatively unscathed in maryland. >> oblique this will happen for -- hopefully this will happen for sunny and it will end soon. sonny: i am very hopeful. jef

." >> glor: hi everyone, i am jeff glor, this is our western edition of the broadcast. the snow is rising, the records and the temperatures keep falling. take a look at the expected lows overnight in the northeast with the wind chill. binghamton, new york, 30 below pittsfield, massachusetts, 36 below, berlin, new hampshire, 39 below zero. in norwood, mass, the snow kim taylor is trying to remove is as tall as she is. in boston, this homeowner aimed a leave blower outside a upstairs window trying to clear the snow off a rooftop. why? because this can happen. on garfield street in quincy, a roof collapsed. >> we have two reports tonight including the forecast we begin with jericka duncan in boston. >> reporter: winds gusting up to 60 miles-per-hour whipped up the additional 16 inches of snow boston received sunday, creating white-out conditions. more than 600 plows throughout the city are doing the heavy lifting and moving. snow melters aren't getting any breaks. boston mayor marty walsh is at a loss for words. >> i know as i was walking out of my house today, people are

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let's bring in jeff kyle, chris' brother and u.s. marine. scott mckuehne, co-author of american sniper, and james snider marks. he assigned kyle to his first mission in iraq. jeff, i want to start with you. i just saw the movie yesterday. it is so powerful. so affecting. and it's impossible not to think that your brother was such an appealing guy. what did you think about bradley cooper's depiction of your brother? was he just like that? >> cooper did a really good job. i think he captured most everything about chris and put it in the movie. >> your brother is better looking, though, let's be honest. >> oh, sure. >> there's a scene in the movie you also served. you are a veteran and thank you for your service. there is a scene in the movie, not early on, but when you're supposedly in theater and you run across each other. did that ever really happen? >> no, sir. no. >> because it was supposed to be portraying, you're four years younger, you were having a hard time in the war, and then your brother comes. how was your relationship, if your br

jeff. >> glor: julianna goldman in dc, thank you. a seven alarm warehouse fire in brooklyn has been burning for a day and a half now. firefighters working in bitter conditions, water from hoses turning into sheets of ice coating cars, nearby buildings and sidewalks, officials say the fire is so intense it could smolder for weeks. whitney houston's daughter remains in the hospital tonight, 21-year-old bobby kristina brown was found unconscious in a bathtub yesterday, nearly three years after her mother's death in a bathtub. mark strassmann is in atlanta. >> reporter: bobby brown christie to her family, is in a fight for her life. a day after a 911 call reported she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. >> reporter: when paramedics arrived, husband nick gordon was performing cpr, they searched the 21-year-old's suburban town home, no signs of a struggle, no drugs. her family is with her at north fulton hospital and her father r&b singer bobby brown released this statement, please three years ago her mother, pop superstar whitney houston

kron four's jeff bush is live in the newsroom tonight. with reaction from the congressmanjeff? >> jeff :congress member mike hondatweeting support and love for his eight year old grandaughter, melissa. the tweet is a simple missive of support and concern for her wellbeing. it reads, "as the proud grandpa of a transgender grandchild, i hope she can feel safe at school without fear of being bullied." melissa was born a boy but has identified as a girl from a very early age. >> rep mike honda : she's the one who said i was a girl she certainly wasn't coached because she is the one who said, at 18 months, i'm a girl and at three years she says i am a girl and my name is melissa and here's how you spell it. so, there was an insistance and consistancy in her behavior and her self awarness. so, you pay attention to that. >> jeff :honda says that he doesn't want to see his grandaughter picked on for being who she is. he said that seeing his grandaughter growing up has influenced his world view and how transgender people fit into that world. >>: it prepared me to be a person that takes

liz: jeff sitting there laughing in florida. thanks a lot. jeff saut, alan knuckman, tracy byrnes. david, over to you. david: good to have alan in new york. earnings reports focus mainly earnings per share and revenue, many overlook a key statistic help investors sales per share. it is different. the metric represents how much growth investors own. market watch compiled a list of stocks with the highest growth of sales per share. the company with the most sales per share growth? at whopping 147%, is gilead sciences. the growth is as a result of hepatitis-c drug which let the company raise guidance multiple times last year. number two, devon energy, the oil and gas production company had sales per share growth of 127% thanks to an acquisition it made last year. next global industrial giant ingersoll-rand which had sales per share growth of 118%. at four, biotech company avago technologies with sales per share growth of 100% over past year. keep these things in mind. liz: if you have children or about to have kids you need to listen up. five 29 plans are not the only way to sieve for

jeff. >> glor: julianna goldman in dc, thank you. a seven alarm warehouse fire in brooklyn has been burning for a day and a half now. firefighters working in bitter conditions, water from hoses turning into sheets of ice coating cars, nearby buildings and sidewalks officials say the fire is so intense it could smoulder for weeks. whitney houston's daughter remains in the hospital tonight 21-year-old bobby kristina brown was found unconscious in a bathtub yesterday, nearly three years after her mother's death in a bathtub. mark strassmann is in atlanta. >> reporter: bobby brown christie to her family is in a fight for her life. a day after a 911 call reporter she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. >> possible cardiac arrest, river bend manor 21-year-old female in the bathtub, face down. >> when paramedics arrived husband nick for dan was performing cpr, they searched the 21-year-old's suburban town home, no signs of a struggle, no drugs. >> her family is with her at north fulton hospital and her father r and b singer bobby brown rel

. >> let's bring in jeff kyle, chris' brother and a u.s. ma reap. scott mckuehne, family friend and co-author of "american sniper," and retired general james "spider" marks. gentlemen, thanks so much for being here. jeff, i want to start with you. i just saw the movie yesterday. it is so powerful. so affecting. and it's impossible not to think that your brother was such an appealing guy. what do you think about bradley cooper's depiction of your brother? was he just like that? >> cooper did a really good job. i think he captured most everything about chris and put it in the movie. >> your brother is better looking, let's be honest. >> of course. >> there's a scene in the movie you also served. you are a veteran and thank you for your service. there is a scene in the movie, not early on, but when you're supposedly in the theater and run across each other. did that ever really happen? >> no, sir. >> so what was -- because it was supposed to be portraying, you're four years younger, you were having a hard time in the war. that's how it's portrayed. and

with jeff. >> jeff and i get along very well. for example, jeff knows that when it comes down to things like building organizational cultures, or thinking about how do you really make an executive staff work really well together, and how do you identify a plus talent through the whole organization. so we partner on these things together. we solve these problems together. >> so you split your time now between linkedin and greylock. how do you split your time? i mean, is it like 50/50? can you break it down? >> or 70/70. [laughter] >> or more like that. >> so, i, generally speaking, work seven days a week. i have an office right next to jeff's. the short answer is all. >> seven days a week? >> yes. >> you have had so many wins already. why do you do all of this? >> the way i think about it is how do you have a life that was -- that you are proud about having lived it? that you think that what you did in the world was worth it? >> you think about steve jobs at apple, mark zuckerberg at facebook, larry and sergey at google. is there

last daytona 500. 23 seasons for jeff gordon. he's won this race three times in his career. he had an early lead but in the 41st lap, trouble behind him. tony stewart in the 14 cars goes into the wall doesn't look all that bad, but stewart hasn't won't this race before. he won't win it this year. damage sends him to the garage. >>> final lap. after the restart. joey logano in the lead jeff gordon was involved going from 10th to 28th place. logano stays clean, collects his first daytona 500 win. so joey logano how does it feel to win the great american race? >> i can't believe it. this is absolutely amazing. this is awesome. this is daytona 500! oh my god! are you kidding me? i was so nervous the whole race pretty much. unbelievable. daytona 500! >> daytona 500. >> that's great. >>> day 2 of spring trainings for the nationals. pitchers and catchers back on the diamond today, the guys doing some light work on the mound. position players report tuesday. first full squad work out set for thursday. manager matt williams all about the

jeff, i want to start with you. i know you have been engaged on the issue of hunger for a long time now. what first drew you to it? >> i've been involved in the issue of hunger for about 30 years now. it started out being really concerned about world hunger because we had hunger pretty much handled here in america. we formed an organization called the end hunger network, but about 20 years ago we shifted our focus from world hunger to hunger here in america because a lot of the programs that kept hunger at bay weren't being funded properly and sure enough hunger started to show up here in our country. so we started to focus here figuring we can't be telling other countries how to end hunger when we have the problem going on here. then about five years ago, i hooked up with billy's organization share our strength and their no kid hungry campaign and we have had great success going from state to state working with governors making childhood hunger in their state a priority. >> billy is a persuasive guy. i know that wi

tonight, jeff bridges -- from "the walking dead," lauren cohan -- and music from jeff bridges and the abiders -- with cleto and the cletones -- and now, to set things off, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. a great night. welcome, welcome. you know, there's a big parade in boston today. thousands of people gathered to cheer on their super bowl champion new england patriots. the parade was originally supposed to go on yesterday. but they moved it because it was snowing there. thousands of people again showed up, including super bowl mvp tom brady, coach bill belichick, and this man who was here with us the other night, that is rob gronkowski, the tight end. somebody threw him a beer on the thing, you can see. and of course rob enjoyed that beer. and then he enjoyed some more of that beer. and then he spiked the beer. and this is a guy who knows how to have a good time. this is what he did -- i think he's twerking. or humping. what a character he is. you know, i t

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jeff? jeff bush>>: well pam the whole point of this lawsuit was to reduce alcohol and an aidsin inmates. later determined he had a bench warrant for not showing up for a dui hearingso, he was sent here.the santa rita county jail in dublin. according to his daughter, he started having withdrawls and had to be restrained. tiffany harrison daughter and the withdrawls caused halucinations and for him to act eratically and when that happened is when the deputies got involved. he was tazed during that process and died a short time later. harrison the combination of the delirium tremmons and the force the officers used is what ultimatly ended his life. the county and the health care contractor, corzon health inc. will split the $8.3 million billbut, the family says the biggest achievement in this case is changing the way the jail does business. dr. harold orr jr. corizon correctional healthcare one of the things we are going to do is have rn's workiing at the intake of the santa rita facilities in

liz: jeff flock joins us from a farm in indiana. jeff? >> because shrimp prices are good even though coin and soybeans are not. i have darrell and carlina that brown, we're in the middle of indiana here. darrell, could you scoop shrimp out of here. take a look at this. i asked him to bring some to the surface so we can see better. they are raising, that one, hit me in the nose. whoops. not going to get that. oh, man, this guy is not cooperating. i may have to, there he goes, back in the tank, sorry. 4,000 each in these tanks. you used to raise hogs, now you raise shrimp? >> yes, we do. >> saltwater shrimp are a lot easier to raise than hogs. >> this is very lucrative, because the price of shrimp and demand tremendous. darrell, we'll get a year this year, talk about how live these things are, very live, this year prices for corn and beans will be terrible. you plant corn and beans you will lose money.

jeff ranieri has the changing forecast. let's begin with michelle roberts in san jose in what used to be water where you're standing. >> it's completely dry here. you can see the signs out here. notice, no swimming and warning, contaminated fish. certainly no fish around here. just a pile of dirt. a sign that even though we are conserving, we still need to do more. >> we're not watering the yard as much. >> generally, trying to useless water. it's a mentality. >> i haven't washed my car in weeks. >> the state water board says the small efforts are working. in december californians cut back water usage by 22% compared to the same time last year. >> it's going to take a long time to recover. >> the santa clara valley water district says it's progress, but we're not in the clear yet. locally, we've only saved 13% water in the last year. falling short of governor brown's 20% recommendation. >> we're worried that people are thinking the drought is over i can go back to my old behavior. as i mentioned, it's going to take a long t

jeff another clipper here could bring more accumulating snow. incorporate else to put it. >> glor: meantime temperatures are cooling off significantly. >> it's brutal out there. the same clipper will be replaced by arctic cold. jeff february is looking like a rough month in the east. >> thank you. today the leaders of germany france russia and ukraine have agreed to meet to talk about a possible cease-fire. hur is up julianna goldman. >> even with peace talks the u.s. and european alliance may be splintering. president obama is considering sending weapons to help ukraine fight russian separatists, a move that german chancellor are angela merkel and french president financed warned, francois hollande worried. secretary of state john kerry played down divisions. >> common understanding that international borders must not cannot be changed by force. >> sunday's announcement capped a week of high stakes comploims be diplomacy. privately acknowledged that putin had reneged on past promises. a key sticking point will be whether rebels in eastern ukrai

let's bring in jeff kyle, chris' brother and a u.s. marine. scott mcewen and co-author of american sniper and james "spider" marx. he has signed chris kyle to his first vision in iraq. gentlemen, thank you so much for being here. jeff, i want to start with you. i just saw the movie yesterday. it is so powerful, so affecting, and it's impossible not to think that your brother was such an appealing guy. what did you think about bradley cooper's depiction of your brother? was he just like that? >> cooper did a really good job. i think, you know, he captured most everything about chris and put it in the movie. >> your brother was better lookin', let's be honest. >> oh, yeah. >> cooper fell a little short. >> right. >> there's a scene in the movie, and you are a veteran. thank you for your service. there is a scene in the movie, when you're in a theater and you run across each other. did that ever really happen? >> no, sir. >> what happened? you were supposed to be portraying, you were four years younger and you were there, you were having a hard t

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jeff probst! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ jeff probst! looking good, my man. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for coming on the show. >> so good to be here. >> jimmy: i appreciate it. thank you for coming by. we were talking backstage, and you said you're done with pranks. >> i'm done. i know how much you hate practical jokes. >> jimmy: i do not enjoy them. >> and now i know why. i -- dave grohl -- nirvana, foo fighters. >> jimmy: of course. >> rock star. >> jimmy: amazing. >> we're friends. we vacation together, our families. >> jimmy: i knew that. >> so, we're in hawaii -- you knew that? >> jimmy: i did know that. yeah. >> so we're in hawaii and he runs into adam levine. >> jimmy: another rock star. [ cheers ] >> another rock star. now, grohl is the nicest guy, as you know. i mean, he can be touring one night and dressed up as a a pilgrim for thanksgiving day at school the next morning. [ laughter ] the renaissance guy. >> jimmy: he's a dad, yeah. >> yeah, he's a dad. so they're talking about rock star stuff, guitars, picks, fog machin

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i'm jeff bush, live in san bruno, kron four news. pam moore>>: san leandro police are releasing more information about the victim in an unsolved murder. 21 -year old joel ramirez was shot and killed december 14. while in the driveway of the san leandro home he rented. police say, they are releasing his name now. because they believe he was not the intended target. and they say someone likely knows who the killer is. ramirez rented an in-law unit in a home in the broadmoor neighborhood. but he reportedly did not know that the main home. housed an illegal marijuana operation. his girlfriend struggled to contain her emotions. when talking about the victim. >>:i just hope that people come forward. pam moore>>: the city is offering a 25-thousand dollar reward. for any information leading to an arrest and a prosecution in this case. a santa clara university student has been arrested. charged with attempted homicide. police say, dillon kim shown here with a self- inflicted wound, used a knife to stab his sleeping roommate numerous times. at

jeff gordon is with our matt yoakum. >> jeff gordon finished seventh tonight and i don't know how many times you both are on the race track. there is a lot on there and many that you didn't see. yeah i was kind of happy to survive some of those but we had an awesome race car and i thought they won the race and we were able to dish them when they got in behind. i thought we were in great shape. i got in the inside lane. couldn't get going. yeah, we just kind of fell back and working back up and getting damage. all in all it was a fun race and this thing is wild and that's what it will be like at the end of the daytona 500. i'm excited about the way our car performed and really excited about the predictions. thank you. >> last year martin truex led one lap all season. it being looks like you just needed a dance partner tonight. the race was over when they got by for the lead and it was tough to pass them. he is really, really good here. apparently better blocker than i am, but can't say enough about anybody on the furniture. what a hot rod. i really needed that. these guys really needed

jeff currie in the neck hour with us. brendan: hundreds of people attended a candle late visual to -- vigil to honor kayla m ueller. the 26 euros from prescott, arizona was captured in syria and 2013 when withheld prisone r for 18 months. she was killed this month. and lawyers want to move the boston marathon bombing trial out of boston. the attorneys have asked for a change of venue three times three times they have been denied. they are hoping a federal appeals court will take the decision. dzhokhar tsarnaev's attorney says there is no way he can get a fair trial. the fda says that you have peanut allergies, do not eat any cumin. hundreds of dollars of cumin are being pulled. officials say a peanut allergy reaction could be deadly especially in children. they are warning people not to eat any cumin or any product containing cumin. those are your top headlines . yesterday the fed dropped its minutes. at 2:00 p.m., they revealed the increase in the foreign exchange the value of the dollar, was expected to be a persistent

. >> jodi hernandez and jeff ranieri are following the storm. where is it now? >> it's two to three miles off to the north and we're going to gradually watch this slowly push off towards the south as we head through the next 36 hours. we'll zoom in on the radar. most the activity is across eureka, california. it will eventually slide down here to us. we still do think, as we head throughout 8:30 9:30 and 10:30, we see showers develop in the north bay. we're not worried about flooding in marin or sonoma county. for several hours at a time it's the overnight. also into tomorrow the rainfall is going to go over the same spot and that's why we have the flash flood watch that's been issued for portions of the north bay. you want to watch out if you live near any creeks rivers and storms. they could be rising quickly. of course we'll have more details on the full forecast and how long this second storm also will be lasting into your weekend in a few minutes. >> okay jeff. see you shortly. the wind is whipping up especially in the north bay. here's a look at some cell

please welcome mark jackson and jeff van gundy. [cheers and applause] ♪ >>> well, first of all, it's great to have you guys here. 25 years is a long time to be -- well, i guess you weren't a team when you started. you were on the same team, you being assistant coach, you being a player. were you a rookie? >> i believe it was my second year. >> then he became a >> jimmy: did it happen over the course of the offseason? >> no. he was just a scrummy. hang around the gym, nerdy, workaholic. and here we are now. >> jimmy: what do you remember about mark? what was your first impression of him? >> he was an instigator. back then we had a small forward named johnny newman. >> jimmy: okay. >> and he came in with a new car one day. so mark says to a couple guys, and i overheard him, said i'm going to convince this other guy, named gerald wilkins, to buy a new car. he kept saying that car is nice. you got a nice car. kept going all day, all day. all through practice. next day, gerald wilkins, new car. >> jimmy: it's a jedi mind trick that yo

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thank you, jeff. >>> between jeff and our app we got you covered. download our nbc bay area app. get that neighborhood forecast or the forecast in the neighborhood you want to visit. the app is free. >>> well, the police officer shuffle may have actually paid off. for weeks the san jose police department has been moving officers out of normal patrol duties to deal with huge spike in burglaries in the almaden valley. 80 burglaries just last month. tonight, though, the arrest of a trio of alleged crooks may bring that spree to an end. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from the community where police are keeping the arrests low-key, robert? >> reporter: that's right. police aren't usually so low-key when it comes to breaking up a burglary ring there may be more people involved. while the arrests help they may not help solve the overall situation. the same thing about how police are trying to solve their staffing problem. san jose police have given some people in the almaden valley a little bit more peace of mind after arresting three people who investigators say are part of a cre

jeff >> february is black history month. this tuesday during "washington journal" we'll be in nashville. >> coming up, a senate hearing on ways to prevent the elderly from being victims of financial exploitation. then q&a. and live at 7:00 your calls and comments on "washington journal." [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> good afternoon. it is my great pleasure to call to order the very first hearing of the senate special committee on aging in the 114th congress. had the honor of being a member of this committee since my very first days in the united states senate and i am delighted to now assume the chairmanship. this is the first time that a maine senator has chaired the committee since the mid-1990s when my predecessor and good friend senator bill cohen for whom i worked for 12 years served as the committee's chair. i'm also pleased to welcome new and returning members to this committee and onto about -- delighted that my good friend and coll

. >> we've meteorologist jeff ranieri is live at levi stadium. good news no rain tomorrow right, jeff? >> report yeah that is good news. and i got to tell you, the energy out here is electric tonight. you almost think the game was happening this evening. but again, not until saturday. they've had rehearsals going on. players on the ice practicing as little as an hour ago. we will talk more about, yes, ice in the middle of the 49ers football here at levi stadium and how they plan to keep the field cold. we leave you with a live shot here at levi stadium. >> thanks jeff. >>> also coming up lots of the customers coughing. the pepper spray incident that cleared out a popular restaurant at fisherman's wharf. also -- >> in my heart, i was a bit -- i hoped there would be no problem. >> a bay area family thought they were buying disney land tickets. instead they lost hundreds to a scammers. in mountain view, how police were able to arrest the suspects. >> then at 6 of okay6:00, you are watching a suspected mail thief in action. >> it is getting out of ha

i'm jeff cole. >> i'm timmeney. union leaders are angry because they say they have not been given the full report on the accusations put together by the inspector general's office. fox 29's shawnette wilson here to to show us why they say this is a very big problem. >> the union strongly believes that there must be something in that report that top officials don't want them to see. since it still has not been provided the full report. in the meantime no names have been released but we now know the titles of some of the accuse accused. >>> allegations of sexual misconduct were made against 13 fire department members. seven of our members have been accused of disciplinary violations based on the inspector general's report. >> reporter: an investigation into allegations numerous firefighters paramedics and department supervisors had sexual encounters with a female paramedic while on the job is heating up. union reps during a press conference said according to the ig's report, two batallion chiefs, one captain a lieuten

. >> jeff is doing double duty sports and weather. >> jeff is phenomenal. that was the best sportscast i've seen in a long time. and geraud moncure joins us next. we're talking sharks hockey and a big game for the warriors tonight. stay with us. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. female announcer: through sunday, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but hurry! sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. >>> geraud moncure joins us live from levi's stadium. and then we're going to talk hockey in a few minutes. let's talk about bruce bochy and the fact that he is doing well. >> absolutely jessica. that's right. as we told you earlier in the newscast giants manager bruce bochy resting comfo

jeff ranieri joins us. what's going on jeff? >> you can see the wind still kicking around our cameras. anywhere from 15 to 40 miles per hour tonight. i thipg thenk the worst of the rain will be over in three hours. it's the first of rain in 43 days the first overall storm since in 44 to move and rake across california. waves on the coastline 18 to 24 feet. if you have any desire to go to the coastline, today or tomorrow is not going to be the day for you. let's get another perspective on how all this rainfall played out for today. that's going to be in our time lapse network and also data. at 8:00 this morning, sonoma didn't have any rainfall. it took quite a while until early afternoon to pick up on it across the time lapse. then this afternoon we had a nice blast of warm weather that boosted totals to a quarter of an inch by 2:00 p.m. and then as we headed to the evening hour we did get close to three-quarters of an inch. much higher totals up in the north bay. check it out. venado 7.68", healsburg. a lot of activity remains a

first, jeff with the latest tragic case. jeff? >> jeff :the corner just left the scene a couple minutes ago and sadly they were carrying the body. this was in a tunnel not too far away from our location's year at 16th street and mississippi. police tell us that that man was a homeless man who was walking along the tracks that was struck by a train heading south bound. there were no passengers in sight except for the conductor. the coroner has taken the body away and cleanup crews are on scene trying to finish up with the mess so they may release the train to its destination. >> pam :the earlier cal-train accident was in menlo park. a mangled vehicle hit on the tracks by a train. likely at top speed. the woman inside the car, had to be pulled from the wreckage and taken to the hospital. this video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7. kron four's alecia reid. at the scene, when word came down the woman in the car did not survive. go >> alecia :this training have the right of way and was going top speed. >>:is really scary sce