capital of prune northern california at one point. irrigation changes that at all the sudden, we can irrigate land and get more cattle, growing more hay and alfalfa and we get very cattle. there he becomes a big industry and slowly but surely, that erodes and we are back to beef cattle again, which is one of our big exports out of the area second only to timber, which is an agricultural product. is our biggest export, our biggest dollar producer here in shasta county. one of the things we did was a deep dive into old newspaper articles and old directories from the 19th and 20th century trying to get a handle on the various crops we were looking at. we found this farmers and ranchers listing and this is only the people who are registered. many are represented in anderson. only 25,000 people in the county at this point. commercial grade growing had the successful but in 1960, acreage reported was devoted to wine, but it was only 10 acres, so the growing had collapsed but then expands again because we compared0 acres which to other place

capital of prune northern california, at one point. all of an changes that sudden, we can irrigate land. we can get more cattle, growing of hay and also in a year-round pasture. pasture, andy slowly, we are back to beef bigle, which is one of our exports out of the area. second only to trees, timber, which is an agricultural product, but you cannot eat it -- we only talk about food in this exhibition. cattle is our biggest export. our biggest dollar producer for our culture in shasta county. one of the things we did was a single list paper articles and old names like late and early 20th, trying to get a handle on information of the various crops we were looking at. offound this 1888 listing great growers in california. these are only people who registered. all of these people are growing grapes. we only had 135 thousand people in the county at this point. commercial grape growing had in successful for years by the 1920's. in 1960, 100% of the great acreage reported was devoted to wine, but it was only 10 acres. so growing collapsed, bu

. >>> coming up here, an outpouring of support for the family of this northern california college student who was found dead weeks after she went missing. >> she could literally be any of our daughters. >>> and we will take you to lake tahoe where the amgen tour kicks o. details on this year's big event. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. >>> a sheriff's deputy was shot and killed while making a traffic stop in arkansas. that deputy was spending to a disturbance at a home 60 miles west of little rock. authorities say two women were found dead at that house. the same man is believed to have killed all three people. he surrendered after a five- hour standoff with authorities. the deputy who was killed was 46 years old. he was described as a great husband and fathe

a northern california campus trying to explain this bizarre phenomenon. >> mobile weather is live tonight in antioch. 90 degrees today for the contra costa county fair. coming up, how long we stay warm, away from the water, and will you ever warm up at the beach? the answer in your forecast next. from los angeles to hawaii. passengers now describe a strange look on a >>> we are getting eyewitness accounts of a disturbance on board a flight from los angeles to hawaii. the passenger is now describing a strange look on a guy's face as he caused a scare near the front of the plane. our elizabeth cook on the move a flight attendant made to protect the passengers. liz. >> reporter: yeah, ken. pretty amazing. the passenger holding a laptop made a move towards the cockpit. the flight was going to honolulu when it happened. two passengers say a flight attendant then took off down the aisle with her cart. she blocked the man from advancing saying, quote, you're not coming in here. this grainy airport camera captured the plane landing in honolulu. it was escorted by two fighter jets. passengers had

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california but the big lesson is to be prepared for what can be heading our way. we will see what happens, fox 2 news. >>> it is 4:43 am. >>> we have to keep our eyes open and wait and see what happens, and steve paulson is in the office talking about it. >> not one seasonal outlook had the winter right, not one. even some of the best scientists said it was very unusual for california, and there was no strong signature one way or the other.>> the year before we expected strong el nino's, going back two years with the pacific northwest verse it -- versus the southwest. this year it was that week el nino or neutral. look what happened. the jet stream was much stronger this year and that continued even into me. -- into me. -- may. >> the morning clouds breezy, more of the same, and by the way more on that, and it is very hard to forecast out 90 days to get that projection and the projection for the summer is above normal temperatures for us, but if these water temperatures state is called it will not happen. it could change but along the coast, the bay and san franci

. >>> because of powerful wind gusts, there's a wind advisory for northern california. >>> and tonight, michael finney is in alameda at south shores center until 6:00 p.m. michael will take your questions live and he's set up right there near panera. food. water. internet we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, food. water. internet. we need it to live. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> new at 6:00, the plan to adapt avocados to the golden state can grow more of them. most are grown in the southern part of the state. but they're trying to bring them to another area of the state with untapped potential. >> reporter: the guacamole never l

clear skies over northern california. no rain in the near future but not even a hit in to the next 7 days. concord 64 degrees. oakland 56. livermore 60. san francisco 53. tomorrow morning sunshine. and temperatures near low 50s to start things out with and then 80 degrees inland. around the coast, in the low 60s. winds ease up. they have all weekend. tonight at this hour calm in the south bay. and temperatures under the influence of the rising high pressure will warm inland. high pressure in the desert southwest will nose over northern california. low pressure over the bay area yesterday produced a half inch of rain in san diego. it had .14 at lax. they got rain, we got wind and cooler temperatures. now we will reverse that trend. fair and chilly tonight. tomorrow 80s inland. we will cool again wednesday. but in the meantime nice and warm. including at sfo tomorrow. 73 for a high. winds to 25. and partly cloudy skies. seattle, chicago, los angeles and new york 57. 50s for over night lows tonight. sun up at 6:07 a.m. and t

some clouds working their way into northern california. the biggest change this afternoon is the wind speeds are picking up. we will check in on some of the current numbers updated for the 4:00 hour. san jose 66 in san francisco in the upper 50s. at the last check 50 degrees. the oakland airport reporting 28 mile-per-hour winds. in san jose they sustained a 28 mile-per-hour wind gust. lots of white cat in the pacific . be a factor for tonight. temperature slide down into the 40s and low 50s. tomorrow at 7 am it'll be partly cloudy and 54. and by lunchtime it'll be sunny in the upper 50s. still look looks like a b breathing afternoon. on saturday mostly sunny skies. look what happens on sunday. some clouds impossible showers up north and east. definitely a few clouds developing by sunday afternoon. some will -- more rain showers developing next week. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> there's been mounting criticism and usf has decided to change their name. >> he was one of usf's shining stars in 1951. earl toler. wh

a little gusty at times though as the high builds back in across northern california and likely to find the wind gusts at 20 to 30 miles per hour in the afternoon and especially around the north bay hills. and temperatures in the 40s and 50s and similar to this morn, and probably adding another 3 to 5 degrees on top of the high, and combination of the upper 70s and the low 80s around the santa clara valley, and mostly 80s from danville to pleasanton, and heading from concord to low 80s and in the peninsula from the low to mid-70s and cool though, and relative lon the coaly on t and patterns near ocean beach, but then south of downtown in san francisco, and the highs have a chance to reach the low 70s and that means dry conditions, and the highs approaching low 80s around santa rosa and snow ma, and the hour by hour outlook means that the temperatures may be climbing with winds generally out of the north to dry things out of the hilltops and right now, tuesday going to be the warmest around the bay, and 3:00, it is the 70s from san francisco to the oakland and mid-upper 70s, and the vall

. >> the wait is over for hungry orcas in northern california. making for a great time to go whale watching. >> accuweather all about warming temps over the next couple of days. heat will rise. we will talk about when it peaks and how hot it will get in the accuweather forecast ahead. >> now, a look at what's ahead on abc's world news at 5:30. >> kate and eric, great to be with you tonight. coming up, the deadly weather outbreak. victi victims swept away by flooding. what president trump may have called a controversial leader to the white house. and georgia couple that turned a corn dog craving into $5 ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entrest

and that moisture wrapping around portions of northern california as well. the bay area we just picked up a few clouds out there. here is the circulation down towards southern california as you can see closer to the point of conception. for the most part the shower activity is winding down with some of the coverage right now closer to san diego. but for the bay area we are in the clear right now. and with the relative nice condition and a warming trend as we head into monday and tuesday. current numbers out there. we have santa rosa at 53. oakland 57. san jose in the lower 60s. checking in at 62. livermore around 60 degrees. here is what's happening with the area of the low pressure down to the south towards southern california. but as this system builds in the warmer weather pattern will be a touch warmer for your monday and tuesday. those will be the two warmest days of the week. look what happens though beyond tuesday. this system will move in and this could actually generate a few showers up to the north. right around eureka. but definitely cooler temper

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proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. proudly caring for northern california, francisco >>> welcome back. a live look outside this morning. downtown san francisco. all lit up. the sales force tower just sticking up above the sky line out there, and it is going to be a nice day in store. vianey is in for kari this morning. she'll have your forecast in a couple minutes. >> 4:55 for a newly released report shows how officers found and killed the suspect in the san bernadino attack in 2015. police were able to track the suspect and his wife by tracing their cell phones. the report says when officers found them in a black suv, farook got out and started firing his weapon. officers fired back. 27 bullets hit farook. his wife, though, kept the gun battle going until she was killed. she was shot 15 teams. both suspects were heavily armed and fired about 80 rounds. >> it was a painful year for one family. a vallejo family not giving up hope in finding a missing teenager. this year marks one year to the day since pearl pinson was l

proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. proudly caring for northern california, >>> a very good thursday morning to you. look at that. people up and about already. a live look from the east bay overlooking dublin. mike will have a look at the morning commute to help you work around the traffic. 4:54 right now. >>> millions of californians are drinking water that are making them sick or could even kill them. >> senior investigative reporter steven stock joins us with what he found. >> reporter: good morning, one expert calls it california's dirty secret. it's called 1, 2, 3 tcp, or try clorl propane. we found it in different water systems throughout the state serving more than one million people, four systems had levels of the tcp in the drinking water. it shows where state water quality tests on this map has found tcp in water systems and wells with levels higher than experts say are safe and could expose people to higher rates of cancer. what's more, no state including california has a maximum level of allowable tcp in dri

it's quickly spurred a new drug crisis in northern california. san jose parents bob and shelly say they have never heard of fentanyl until it showed up at the cause of death for their 21-year-old son shaun. drug agents say dealers are cutting fentanyl into fake prescription pills that look real, along with street drugs like heroin. we have learned since 2015, at least 130 deaths in the bay area were linked to fentanyl. a rising trend in several counties here. see the effects of this crisis in our full report tonight at 6:00 or right now on our website at nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >> thank you, vicky. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail. >> medical news now. and new research shows that more than half of u.s. travelers who are eligible for the measles vaccine don't actually get it before they leave the country. most people refuse the vaccine said they weren't concerned about the disease and in many cases the doctor decided it just wasn't necessary. it is concerning, according to medical e

proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. proudly caring for northern california, (just ( said it knows about >>> the bombshells keep on coming. breaking right now, what russia just said that it knows about the meeting between the president and the russian foreign minister that it can provide a transcript for. we're taking you live to washington, d.c. as this story is unfolding right now. >> and an alarming outbreak in the south bay. hundreds of students are sick with a stomach bug. we're live with what schools are doing right now to stop it from spreading this morning. >> plus a story we have been following since the start. new information we could learn today about the suspected serial arsonist in contra costa county. today in the bay continues right now. >>> all right, good morning. on what has suddenly become a very busy wednesday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we know you're busy as well. let's get straight to the forecast with kari. >> a nice day. we start out with skies that are c

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and then by wednesday, a weather system moves into northern california drops the temperatures in some places as much as 10 to 15 degrees and it looks like that's where we're going to stay for the remainder of the workweek and weekend. here's the system. it pushes into northern california on the backside of it, looks like perhaps thursday it, maybe sonoma county could see a light sprinkle. otherwise looking at a lot of sunshine and a warmup today. mid-70s arrive in san hope say. 37 in milpitas. santa cruz in the upper 60s. on the peninsula, 71, palo alto 61, millbrae lots of sunshine, still breezy from time to time at the coast with upper 60s from san francisco up in the north bay, warming through the 70s with 78 in sonoma, 79 in napa. and near east bay looking like a beautiful afternoon. low 70s for you at about 4:00 this afternoon. 72 in oakland, union city and fremont. inland, lots of mid-70s arrive with plenty of sunshine in livermore. 76. 78 in san ramon. the accuweather seven-day forecast with warmer conditions will be in the 70s from the inland valleys. upper 50s coast side. dow

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a northern california campus trying to explain this bizarre phenomenon... it's just about _ _ on this saturday, may 20th.. good morning, i'm devin fehely. and i'm julie watts. let's get started with our forecast this morning devin, back to you. there's a 3- million dollar warrant out for the arrest for the >>> we'll get started with a check of your forecast. it depends on where you live what is your forecast is today. starting off with dense fog along the coast. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. temperatures are in the 50s to start off the day. i will tell you we'll be cooler along the coast and warmer inland. thanks mostly to some on shore flow along the coast. a northerly flow inland helps keep temperatures warmer. clear start. patchy fog along the coast. temperatures flirting with 90s. milder along the coast with fog along the coastline. tahoe, in the high country, beautiful conditions. topping out in the low 70s and sunrise. your full forecast in a bit. devon, over to you. >>> there is a $3 million warrant out for the arrest of a wife of an

proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> in today's quick hits about 50,000 people are being allowed back in their homes in hanover germany after a bomb disposal experts diffused three world war ii bombs. >>> pinnacle foods recalled aunt jemima pancakes, waffles and french toast because they might be contaminated with listeria. full details on our facebook page. >>> adele celebrate herd 29th birthday transforming herself into that person, a grandma. the singer dressed as british comedian's katherine tate's character nan from her sketch show. >>> how are markets reacting to emoon newell macron's victory in the france election. landon dowdy is here to fill us in. >> good morning. stock futures pointing to a lower open on wall street after sunday's wildly anticipated win by emmanuel macron and the french presidential election. u.s. markets ending last week a bit higher than where they started and still trading in a narrow range. the nasdaq and s&p s&p closing at record highs on friday, telecoms, materials and energy stocks leading friday's gains and ibm the big

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that'll continue to build into at least northern california. so we've got high temperatures for you tomorrow mid-90s. but then the high will begin to back off and we will gradually cool things off for wednesday and thursday. here we go with the forecast models showing you this. the fog near the coast and near the bay tomorrow morning and then for the afternoon hours, we will be moving the temperatures inland. >> and we had that microphone problem, mark. come over and talk in my mic. >> sure, i'll stand next to you. we'll improvise here. keep going. this is live tv. so here we go with the temperatures tomorrow 90s out towards fairfield and vacaville, san rafael 88. santa rosa in the upper 80s. and right around the rim of the bay near 80 degrees you'll find a lot of 90s in livermore and antioch and brentwood at 90 degrees. these temperatures, they are not a big change for you today, but the coast would cool off with that fog persistent. san francisco, that's 71 downtown near closer to the coast mainly in the mid-60s. more relief though with that

. >> this particular one encompasses central and northern california and northern nevada. almost 200 congregations including a seminary and a bible camp. we connect with all of these agencies as well as congregations. >> it is big. a lot of territory. i drive about 3000 miles a month to connect with congregations and leaders and the two offices we have. >> that is a lot of out and about. >> yes. >> i imagine there is joy and frustration with being a bishop. tell us what it is that makes you particular -- particularly gratified to be a bishop. what would those tasks to be? >> one of the things i get to do is travel around and be with congregations. sometimes sunday morning. it is a great opportunity for me to connect with the congregation, the leaders and the pastor and find out what they are doing in the place where they were planted maybe 60, 75 or 100 years ago, to bring christ into a way of understanding -- hoping to make a difference in the life of that community. and how they connect with the community. when i here stories -- hear stories that are taking risk and putt

it has quickly spurred a new drug crisis in northern california. san jose parents bob and shelly mincy say they have never heard of fentanyl until it showed up as the cause of death for their 21-year-old son shaun. drug agents say dealers are cutting fentanyl into fake prescription pills like oxycodone and xanax that look real. along with street drugs like heroin. we have learned that since 2015, at least 130 deaths in the bay area were linked to fentanyl. a rise trend in several counties here. see the effects of this crisis in our full report tonight at 6:00 or right now on our website at nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call. 888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> it's 5:56. right now, a norovirus outbreak in northern california is apparently getting worse, and health officials are warning people to take extra precautions. there's now more than 1,000 cases in justiolo county. health officials say people should be washing their hands throughout the day, and exhibit

. >>> this portion of ktvu news sponsored by northern california lexus dealer. >>> it is no secret living in the bay area can be very expensive. that along with traffic and quality of life is leading some long time residents to consider leaving the bay area and california all together. >>> ktvu nail nail talked to local and -- lauren anyway lor talked to local and state leaders to discuss the concerns. >> reporter: this couple sold their home and are moving to oregon next month. >> my family is still all very local and very tight nit family and i'm the baby of four children and they would have never suspected i would be the one to leave. >> reporter: after that story we heard from hundreds of people on facebook. fourth generation californians even phillips wrote in march 2018 i will sadly leave my history and family behind. it's been a tough decision but i see no hope for my home state. and i left california just last week for good. i lived in san jose 45 years born and raced it has become unappealing. >> we know the housing costs are killing people and we got to do more to get housing bu

. >> reporter: a lot of buzz over all the bee swarm sightings across northern california. >> last year four to six calls a day. this year 10 to 15. >> reporter: each call is for a lot of bees. >> a swarm will contain 20 to 40,000 bees. i have seen as many as 100,000 bees. the weather effecting us is -- there is so much for them to eat. drink. plenty of wild flowers for them. they are more active than couple years ago. >> reporter: this is the this time of year when bees spread the colonization process. >> they swarm. they make another queen. the new queen stays. and so half the bees leave with the old queen and make another colony. >> reporter: after losing so many colonies this come back is impressive. >> couple years ago 30 to 40%. yeah. >> reporter: which is better news for almond farmers. >> billions a year for almond pollination each year. very, very important for the environment. >> this is just the beginning for the bees. experts anticipate more swarms in may. if you have a hive call a professional bee removal service. >>> another story is generating online buzz today. an ohio f

we do a lot of investments in cities outside of northern california. it is a great brand and one that i was very comfortable with after a great and long career at softbank. emily: steve case has talked to us a lot about his strategy and he idea of investing outside silicon valley. where do you see the most promise? >> it has been very consistent down our time at softbank capital. we look at the world the same way. there is great opportunities in northern california and sal con valley, but it is also an area with a lot of great firms with deep roots and great money. at softbank capital and here at revolution, we find that we can find great opportunities in other cities. whether that be l.a., chicago, new york, washington, d.c., baltimore, maryland. we find there are great entrepreneurs across the country, and that is very consistent with steve case's rice of the rest program. emily: does any one of those geographic centers stand out to you? >> what we find is different parts of the country have different things they are good at. as an example, atlanta h

between now and then the low pressure drops south over northern california. there is a possibility of a shower or two tomorrow and tuesday but really the feel will be more of the same. that is sun later in the day and then unusually cool conditions with temperatures 5 to 7 degrees off average highs. lake tahoe and yosemite showers. for us over night, upper 40s and low 50s. sun up 6:00 a.m. and high temperatures forecast to be in san francisco 5 degrees below average. 59 in san francisco tomorrow. but concord 70. oakland 62. south bay looking for temperatures to be in the mid- 60s. over in the east bay the same. 70 degrees. not frigid. just not as warm as it usually is. norm bay mid-60s with sun tomorrow. and breezy still and finally for lake port and clear lake, numbers in the upper 60s. extended forecast, another couple days of below average temperature. a sprinkle or two here or there in the afternoon. wednesday through the weekend, 90 degrees. after the brief cool spell, we will return to plenty of warmth. and we will return also after this break. ,,,,,,,,

plus a desperate plea for a northern california girl to return home. in her first interview... aly yeoman's mother.. explains how she is holding on to hope her daughter will come home. (justine) deadly tornadoes and severe flooding in several states have rescue crews scrambling tonight. we're learning the latest victim is a 2-year old... who was killed when a metal soccer goal was blown over during heavy winds in tennessee. (jr stone ) across the u-s 11 people have been killed by tornadoes and flooding. david daniel has more on the destruction left by the series of storms. "we are still in the search and recovery aspect of this disaster."widespread damage in parts of texas, after at least three tornadoes touched down about 60 miles outside dallas. mayor lou ann everett / canton, tx: "the damage was extensive. butt sot "it is heartbreaking and upsetting, to say the least."roofs were torn off .. homes and buildings demolished..vehicles and tractor trailers overturned...and according to officials, at least 4 people died .. and more than 50 others were left injured. search and reco

california. the big lesson is to always be prepared for what happened coming our way. >>> the east bay cemetery that is rooted in service and sacrifice, the honor of being paid this memorial day for those that died for our nation. handballer 1: you know what i could go for? scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you crave it. we serve it. crave van! handballer 1: you know what i scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you crave it. we serve it. crave van! >>> this memorial day there are many ways to honor those that have died for our country and there's one bay area cemetery that is one of the oldest with a deep history of service. >> reporter: it is not very big or very well-known. >> many people i know have never been here and i have li

one of the best examples of villan made an italian architecture in northern california. of course, an important part of his legacy is california state university chico. bidwell was one of the cofounders of the university which began as the northern branch of the state's normal school in 1886. agreed to locate the campus here. a lot of the decisions to locate the campus here had to do with his offer of land free to the state. he donated eight acres of fish orchard -- his orchard free of charge to the state of california. donated eight acres of fish that offer help seal the deal and allowed chico to gain the campus at the expense of some rival communities in the hunt to house that campus. i would say john bidwell's lasting legacy has been california agriculture. if you look at california today -- it is still the number one agricultural state in the union. it produces a rich variety of .rops 250 different crops and livestock products produced by california and it has been the number one farm state and america since 1948. i think that legacy of rich agricultural diversity ow

one of the largest babies ever born in northern california. congrats to the family. >>> and then the housing shortage hits local universities now, and what they are going to now, and what they are going to do to encourage more units for the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> the breaking news in the east bay this morning where there are major commute issues after a deadly crash. >> this is happening on 880 in oakland and alexis smith has been tracking it. what are you seeing? >> a major problem. all lanes of northbound 880 are closed before you get to fifth avenue. it started off as a disabled vehicle sitting in the middle lanes hit by another vehicle and now it's a fatality situation. kwhra cle

the systems overwhelmed northern california making this past winter one to remember.>> the rushing river is no stranger to flooding. the first storms in 2017 boosted the river nearly 6 feet above its 32 feet flood stage on january 11. water swelled, and covered many of the runways and flooded properties nearby.>> with was predicted tomorrow, is the highest it's been in 10 years.>> and on the coast, giant stars pounded our shoreline. while there are many great surf days at mavericks, saturday, january 21 with just to stormy. this crew lost it -- launched it -- >>>34 feet waves. a new month ushered in a new round of intent storms. these storms drenched with 3 to 4 inches of rain today. -- a day. >>>this hillside failed on the morning of every seventh. the property that this family called home for decades was destroyed within a matter of hours.>> the power of them i just took it out.>> and i'll -- an out of all of the warnings, the evacuation of orville was unheard of.>> essentially what we're looking at is a 30 foot wall of water that will be coming on the lake. >> a healthy runoff boosted

a northern california woman contracts a rare and potentially deadly disease. what she ate that put her in the i-c-u for weeks.(pam) plus. a major settlement reached over faulty airbags. how it could put money in your pocket.<><> ((gary sports tease))coming up a little bit later in this broadcast, the warriors are off for san antonio and draymond green is he sticking up a for a teammate or just talking. any way he's got some words about klay thompson being ommited on an all star team. on a semi slow day let's talk about derek carr, the raiders franchise quarterback, is his contract moving too slow? a little bit later in this broadcast. (steve) and here's a look at what is coming up tonight new on kron-4 news at 10 california sex offenders must register for life, but some say that growing list of ex-cons is too tough to track. now comes a push to end lifetime registration for certain offenders. we go in-depth into the controversial legislation being proposed tonight on kron-4 news at ten. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately the

tonight, heart stopping video of a waterpark in northern california. the 10-year-old boy airborne from this three-story waterslide, hitting the pavement. he was badly shaken, but somehow only suffered scrapes and bruises. >> seems to be ok. he came right up and immediately went to the first aid room. accident the overshadowing the grand opening of the $43 million complex. afteress than a year another child was killed on the world's tallest waterslide in kansas. this month, his family received a $20 million settlement. there have been at least 29 deaths reported on an amusement rides and waterslide since 2010. every year, estimates of up to 4000 people ending up in the emergency room with injuries from waterslides. they said that the emerald plunge ride had been tested scores of times. officials vowing not to re-open the slide until they fix whatever caused this close call. >> we will do what we can to make sure that does not happen again. kimberly: they making safety changes, but not until the investigation is complete and they know exactly what went w

attorney in northern california. ktvu fox 2 news' jana katsuyama is here with more on his appointment. >> reporter: frank and julie, i spoke with his former boss who says mueller is a perfect choice. he describes him as someone with integrity who leaves politics out of his investigation. his appointment brought relief to republicans and democrats who now hope the 72-year-old former fbi director will bring credibility to the federal probe into whether the russian election meddling was linked to the trump campaign, rod rosenstein issued the order wednesday saying my decision is not a finding that crimes have been committed or that any prosecution is warranted. but, he said for americans to have confidence in the outcome, he felt the need for a special council who exercises a degree of independence from the normal chain of command. >> i think it is a good thing. because, it takes the politics out of it. this has gotten too political. those on the left yell impeach. some say it is fake. this is hopefully detoxing some of

. >> that system on tuesday, whipping up on rain in northern california, snow showers in the sierra nevada, as we get closer to the bay area, looks like only .04 for most of you. highs in the upper 50s, half moon bay, breece breezy here winds should be looking at five to 15 miles an hour around the bay. 50s at the coast. near 70 inland, both today, tomorrow, monday, tuesday the coolest, whipped quest day, maybe a few drops of rain around here and it gets milder wednesday and warm thursday and friday. >> all right. lisa, thank you. >>> just ahead, will ferrell donates the class of 2017 whitney houston style. we can't wait to show you that video and the sounds coming from that ceremony, first in honor of the asian pacific american heritage month. we have our bay area instagram feed to celebrate events making a difference where you live. belly dancing is an ancient art form. it will be showcased at the shape the bay charity show next saturday at san francisco's bravo theater. the event benefits the alzhei >> good morning, everyone, 6:24 is the time. we have few video tweeted out by alameda co

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the weather system on satellite will gradually work its way to northern california. a cooler pattern no heat in the forecast no '90s, no '80s, not much in the way of 70s. for tomorrow mostly cloudy skies chance of a few sprinkles, chance of a few light showers. especially towards sonoma county. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy skies action toward eureka and in the afternoon hours probably overcast. lots of cloud cover thursday. friday we may scale back on the clock over. temperatures tomorrow only in the 50s to 60s for afternoon highs. we continue to cool off across most areas. san jose 68, half moon bay upper 50s. five day forecast more cooling for friday. a little bump by the weekend. if you are looking for high temperatures, record heat, not here. you have to go to palm springs or hawaii. probably a good idea as well. >> a bit of a trip to get sunshine. >> we typically have to wait maybe later july. >> that trip is sounding more likely. >> you should be a travel agent. >>> a look at some of the stories we are working on for 5:00 including concerns about a possible f

trouble weather around northern california shows 80s for the sacramento and central valley. mid to upper 50s for like tahoe . yosemite, 58. 58, monterey. low clouds will linger each morning today and tomorrow. not as warm inland. chilly evenings and sunny afternoons. grab a sweatshirt for outdoor barbecue plans today or tomorrow. extended forecast. we will warm slightly as we head into the next couple of days. and then cooling tuesday before a more significant warm up toward the end of next week. we will see temperatures in the low 80s for the warmer spots inland. back over to you guys. >>> still ahead, teaching life lessons and inspiring bay area youth. meat this week's award winner. -- >> >>> he is like a father to many young african-american men that he mentors in san francisco. >> we get introduced to the jefferson award winner winner. >> this high school graduate, isaiah bryant, will study international business in japanese. he owes a debt of thanks to jeffrey collins. >> he has taught me things about being a man that i don't think i would have known if i had not been i

it's quickly spurred a new drug crisis in northern california. we followed this long-time drug user in san francisco where he says fentanyl is showing up in counterfeit painkillers. >> you are thinking you're getting hydrocodone. you don't think it will have a cut in it with fentanyl. >> reporter: he asked not to be named but explained even serious users are afraid of fentanyl. 50 times more powerful than heroin. two milligrams can kill. >> a kid from the suburbs, he thinks he's taken one roxy. he's dead. >> everybody talked about sean as being someone who smiled all the time and was funny and charming and he was all those things. >> reporter: shelley is describing her son, a musician, writer and graduate of san jose's del mar high school. >> i joked that he was my favorite because he was just so connected to me, and he was a really good kid. and, you know, you barely had to think about it, being a parent, because he was so good. >> reporter: his parents say sean experimented with drugs late on a sunday night two years ago. sean's roommate found