and i'm remembering that in the book, you give a shout out to auburn avenue, sydney, auburn avenue. that's sweet. auburn in atlanta, georgia, where ebenezer baptist church sits. tut tell us about almond avenue, an origin stories and consider creating chaos what you are the child of the beauty and the power of auburn avenue that that that before before you not only dr. and daddy king but william holmes. john wesley dobbs alonzo herndon. now these names may not mean anything and i deal with these traffic in these names and stories in the book. but let me give you an example. i learned this from from my father. if want to understand the power of auburn with this particular story imagine with me dr. king age 12 steps out of his house he steps out of his home and on one side of his home, on the side of the street where his home is, middle class homes, doctors lawyers, business owners. but on the other side, gunshot homes, know shotgun houses, shotgun houses on the other side, you have people who are domestics, people who are struggling. then he turns and, begins to walk to ebenezer bapti

listen to this. >> auburn. >> so today i want to present you with a check or $50,000 to the auburn food bank to help feed people in our community. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that was in honor of the company's zero hunger, zero waste campaign. i'm joined now by todd cam meyer president of fred meyer stores and debbie christian executive director of the auburn food bank. thanks so much for being here with us. i'm going to start with you, todd, more than $750 million up for grabs, the fifth largest jackpot in history, how crazy was the rush to buy tickets and what was the build-up like to the announcement? >> well, obviously when the jackpot gets that big it's definitely a big rush from the public to go out and buy lottery tickets. we definitely saw that is the -- the dollar amount continued to build, and then earlier this week we were just delighted and super excited to hear that the winning ticket for the power ball happened to be sold in our auburn, seattle fred myers store, and again, very excited. not only for us, but also our store associates were just thrilled with the

overall reporting live from auburn tonight. shadix for kron. 4 jarell. when i was going to ask you if you are getting a little fatigued tired of all the snow, but maybe that last guy answer that question because >> you seem pretty frustrated. is that the feeling that you're getting from people up there? >> you know, if you talk to the locals, they call it snowmageddon. they're very used to this low snow this time of the year. they absolutely love it because they said that we need the snow pack. but other people that are passing through wanting to get up on the mountain and on the other side, they definitely forgot their patients at home. so for them, it is frustrating. in a static site for us. >> on a snowy interstate 80, thank you for that. in auburn where it's 1200 feet and snow. speaking of this is a highway. 89 and west river there. and caltrans just tweeted within the past few minutes, just saying 80 is not going to reopen tonight. highway 50 >> might reopen tonight. but >> they can't promise anything. they say. it's is so challenging with the winds

. >> reporter: one guy charged his car in auburn, slept in his car at a charging station. he said they charged him extra. i thought, that is a 2023 snow story i have not covered yet. >> this was another issue in the sierra. fire and ice, quite literally. a commercial truck caught fire but nobody got hurt. it did slope traffic earlier today. >>> uc berkeley central sierra snow lab this morning got 26 inches of the white stuff, bringing their three-day total to 45 inches. they are expecting another 7 to 14 inches today before a break in the snow tomorrow. >>> the weather is creating dangerous driving conditions in parts of southern california. one problem is in the town pass in the san bernardino mountains. delivery driver says he has never seen anything like this. >> this is unusual. i have lived in california my whole life. i've never been in a snow flurry before. >> crews say they have mostly been dealing with minor accidents and spin outs in that area. >>> let's come home now back to our bay area. you can see there a creature spotted right up there. this is a coyote spot

he had unruly auburn hair, penetrating blue eyes, and was said to have dressed fashionably . a notorious heavy drinker and gambler, he loved women, and they loved him back. some proclaimed that he exuded a presence that cannot be precisely described except to say that he was most captivating. he bred horses and raised gamecock, read voraciously, smart -- smoked a corncob pipe and loved to dance. in his lifetime, he owned over 100 plates from his plantation. he acquired the nickname old hickory from his troops who admired the toughness that he emanated during the battle of new orleans. but he had his detractors. thomas jefferson called him a dangerous man, and john quincy adams once said jackson was a barbarian who could not write a sentence of grammar, and hardly could spell his own name. jackson's defender such as ehrenberg described him as a man of intelligence and one of those prompt, frank, ardent souls who out love to meet. in his mid-20's, he met and fell in love with his landlord's recently divorced daughter, rachel donaldson. while she was described later in life is a

beautiful, but, a little bit of a predicament if you have four kids and a dog anar charged his car in auburn, slept in his car at a charging station. they say they charged him extra. i thought that is a 2023 snow story that i have not covered yet. as the snow comes down, absolutely beautiful. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. let's get the first alert meteorologist darren peck. you pass through colfax all the time. that's about 2200 2400 feet. >> probably about that. i think that is right about that spot. >> that's a lot of snow for the elevation. >> you could get many storms and get rain. is nice to see this note not only their but much lower down 80 than there. our local maps have been a good example of that. the numbers bounced around a lot but in general, it seems like 1200 was about the elevation. we have another cell coming in right now that i want to focus on. if we look at the lightning bolt right there, that is coming in across the peninsula. t a stronger selling that with there is lightning and a strong downpour, that is your sign of part of a storm that is able to access a

let's go now to w's jack park, who joins us from the turks, city of auburn, jack a week on, is there much hope left to find survivors. well, the reports of people being pulled from the rubber coming few and further between as the days continue. and many of the people that are actually put, being pulled out alive are children and suddenly young sort of teenagers rather than adults watching. turkish rolling t v. this morning, what aid workers have started to do is to brand and to, to put signs up next to the buildings, which as sess york, which means no sign that the marking, each building now for places where there is no longer any signed. and they should continue with their rescue efforts elsewhere. 8 days on from when the earthquake 1st hit. the question is how many more people wills we'll of been able to survive for so long underneath the rebel? now, jack, what's needed next? most urgently? well, food, water, shelter, just here where we are in adena. this is a sort of makeshift 10 city that's been put up by offered, which is the turkish crisis response center. but most of the peopl

. >>> even people who didn't have a day off have been enjoying this snow day, in auburn, cody sparks from our sister station in sacramento built a little snowman, he couldn't resist, complete with glasses and a bowtie, a local even slowed down to enjoy. >> this storm brought rare snow to the lower elevations as well. >> when 26-year-old, allie gonzales noticed snow outside her window, she was so excited, she wrangled her entire family, hopped into the car and headed straight for the white stuff, all still in her pjs.>> snow is a magical feeling because it is so rare. >> normally they have to drive more than four hours to see the snow. but today, all it took was a quick five minute drive, where they wasted no time in getting into a giant snowball fight.>> the more it is compacted, the better it'll fly and hit your target. >> reporter: parts of the bay area turned into a winter wonderland friday morning, the unusual weather conditions a result of back-to-back storms, giving local residents a rare moment of fun in the snow. jason came here with his 5- year-old son, preston, who until no

austin and jessica met in auburn. there was a garage sale going on in the neighbourhood and somebody was bothering her, and so he stepped in to help her out. and then theyjust became friends from then, and then they ended up living together. theyjust did everything together. they did everything together. and some of it wasn't so good. and, you know, they had the struggles with their drug use. meth is such a trickster. it's the most trickster drug out there. i'm really impressed withjessie, though, because a lot of times, these drugs will take away people's souls. you know, they'll take away their moral compass. she was just trying to get back on track somehow. after living in a van for some time, they both got help for their addictions. in 2019, the couple moved in with a man introduced to them by a relative. so they were living at mike dudley's house. we had to get permission to go visit. it didn't look scary, but it was definitely very controlled. and so they were trying to move. so this was the voicemail from him o

it is down as you get towards auburn. that is what we are expecting as we head towards the afternoon. so be safe out there. extra batteries and blankets. be sure to bring those snow chains. if you don't know how to put them on, invest in somebody else putting them on. you don't want them to potentially come off and wrap around your axle or somebody else it's axle. we don't want that to happen. see you on the slopes. >> yeah, learning the chains in the snow is not fun, ryan! i have done it! >>> here is another look at the fresh powder coming in around the north shore of tahoe. people shot this near their cabin. this is near homewood ski resort. beautiful. >> and so turning up in some surprising places. look at this. these are images from monterey county of all places. this was quite the site around the carmel valley to wake up to this morning. and that is not snow, but pelting drivers in the higher elevations of los angeles county. this was the scene along highway 14 in the agua dulce area. and that statewide storm has pro

when i was years old, and i treasured it, the struggles this young woman faced and ended up living in auburn, new york, for the last part of her life. susan b. anthony. who went around the country, friends with frederick douglass. and you heard mama dukes mention shirley chisholm. i was a young staffer on capitol hill, she fell in love with a man from buffalo, what an inspiration. standing up. who would have thought a woman of color could run for president of the united states. then we had hillary clinton, another new yorker. she has been an inspiration to me from the very beginning. then we think about the women who transformed the supreme court. bifort went in this direction. justices ruth bader ginsburg. elena kagan. sonia sotomayor. and as i mentioned we live among legends like dr. hazel dukes, who is still, to this day, at 91, saying we still have that march toward justice. it is not finished yet. we are still working together. each of the women i mentioned redefined leadership in their own way and paved the way for others to follow. and to be clear it wasn't just because they are women

they are required along i-80 just east of auburn all the way to the state line. and come along every other route to tahoe, starting in the foothills. so, stay with cbs news bay area for continuing first alert weather coverage throughout this newscast and throughout this storm. we are always on kpix.com. >>> now, to another story we have been following. to san francisco, where community members in the mission say enough is enough. they have declared a state of emergency over crime in their neighborhood. and michael vick joins us now in studio. apparently, this all stems from an attack on a 78-year-old teacher. >> yeah, she did not want to be a victim, she wanted to use this attack as an example, to bring attention to how egregious things are getting in that neighborhood. she says she just wants to create a safe environment for the children in the community, many of whom are exposed to drugs and violence every day. yolanda is her name, she stood with community leaders today, and she described the attack which happened as she was leaving the 16th street mission b.a.

very honored to be with all of you tonight for this very special event, terry's books and more, the auburn avenue research library, african-american culture and welcome, charlayne hunter-gault in conversation with dr. beverly guy-sheftall for a celebration and discussion of my people. five decades of writing about black lives from the legendary emmy award winning journalist, a collection of groundbreaking reportage. excuse me, reportage from across five decades, which vividly chronicles the experience of black life america today. we welcome charlayne hunter-gault, who is an emmy award winning journalist. she began her career at the new yorker becoming the first black reporter for the talk of the town section. then from there, she joined the new york times, where she established harlem bureau, the first of its kind. she eventually joined pbs news as its first substitute anchor and correspondent. she's the author of five books, several which are available now from curious out front. she lives in florida and on martha's vineyard and moderator today is dr.. known to folks all over atlanta. dr.

a summer scene. auburn, i, which the foremost shabby comes, she needs help to get to an air raid shelter feeds in there. and there aren't many shelters and gives you much and the mire and the rising. we've which my parents are now living with her and give one new. so my mom, my dad and my grandma, are all living in a one room apartment in the can, i think of a fading ramblewood and that other than the one i grandma can't walk right now. she broke her leg just before the war started. so she's lying in bed now and they don't want to leave give, can you ever. ringback breathe, hide ammonia. oh, hello, donna. the clog, how you. okay. you walker was too lucky or we are. did you have to go to the shelter today? oh, yes. one in the us. and then again later shown, you know? sure. oh, what do you think about my parents? linda did to the cookie. how can we get them out with this? it's finished with us. months ago. did you find anything out today? yes. yes. nicholas. i found out about a rescue vehicle. i'm going to okay. ask one, how many days would they be on the road to get an image know could go

i i show a while ago i spoke to our correspondent terry shultz, she's in auburn, a turkey in the quite zone. she gave us this update. hi terry. well, exactly what you've been hearing is what's happening here in a donna, people desperately searching through the rubble. now this was not one of the worst hit cities yet, this scene where we are now is definitely a harrowing one. we're told that as many as 20 apartments from both behind me. remember this was just after 4 o'clock in the morning. presumably they were full of people and were told there were many, many casualties here on the scene. in fact, just behind us in the last few minutes, they are pulling another body from the rubble. but we've been fortunate enough to find people who've been here since monday night, who know a lot more about what's been happening here on the scene. i'm joined now by buccheri and rescue worker. terrible death. he's been here since monday night and he came with rescue dogs. better. what. what did your dogs find here in the scene behind that's been explained? why so many people are desperately digging dow

to the auburn area. essentially, you're you're seeing a winter storm warning, so it's going to be another one of those days. and if you're traveling in the mountains, you want to try to avoid it if you can. just because it is, uh, it is messy. obviously we talked about 80 and 50 being closed at this time. they're trying to open 50. mike and heather were telling us and maybe they'll get that done. that's gonna be a tough one, especially as we get into tomorrow because it's going to come hot and heavy again. we get a break kind of tonight, but they don't really break up there. it just piles up and keeps going. go on, and then the next system loads up and moves in tomorrow afternoon or tomorrow mid morning afternoon. keep snowing. keep snowing all the way through wednesday morning, this area here produced some thundershowers about hour ago out by the san mateo bridge is moving out past livermore. now that's some of the heaviest shower activity. here's the model. that was the live radar. here's the model tha

there. [ laughter ] >> oh, it was sent in a group chat called au student connect which auburn says including hundreds of people from multiple universities. the document titled creeker name. i hope that's a typo contains hundreds of slurs andt is hilarious as it is horrifying. some of the meanest insults includes mockery of humanity. bleached demons, abino pigs. sounds like a transcript from voice mails i get from charles payne. some may be offensive but i love bleached demons. it sounds like a laundry product that i can use in my tighty-whities. that last one sounds delicious like a cereal with tiny babies. here are some i have not heard before. years worth of dirt caked up that you have not seen and bald by the age of 25. all and all there were some creativity. still not demeaning to white people as this. ♪ ♪ >> or this. ♪ ♪ on the 12th day of christmas ♪ ♪ halftime report ♪ -- >> or this. ♪ tyrus, i never get sick of that. what do you make of the list? >> man, that's stupid. here is the thing about picking on white people. i major in it. >> oh. >> they're not fazed by names

well watch this auburn student. >> i've got craig here. he's about to put that 94-foot putt. should we just let him do it? he's just going to do it. all right. there it is. there it is. oh, that -- no way. no way. no way! no way! oh, my god! [cheers and applause]. >> he just won a car. >> laura: that is wild. gutfeld next. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> greg: awesome. all right. keep going. you're not done yet. yeah! i need it all. love it. happy, happy valentine's day. that feeling in your heart is cupid's arrow and definitely not from a vaccine. who knows. you'll be dead

the auburn school district has what's called boundary invasion issues. when you look at it, this makes a lot of sense. this is the type of thing schools should have. you can't have personal secrets with a student. you can't talk to the students about the student's personal problems to the extent that the adult becomes a confidante when it's not the adult's job to do so meaning the teacher. you can't talk to students about sexual topics not related to a specific curriculum. you can't use email, text messaging, social networking sites to discuss personal topics or interests with students. the school district seems to have the right policy the teacher doesn't like i that and you are trying to expose that exactly. we should give the school district credit for having this policy. this is anti-grooming policy. it's about time we found a school district actually on the side of parents. i'm hoping it's just a teacher that is not on the side of parents. and what's important about that list is it is so explicit on behaviors that are prohibited between teachers and

decided to shut down travel because of spinouts and snowy road conditions california highway patrol auburn calling the snow at lower elevations a little bit of a surprise. the warning drivers to be extra safe and preparing for the expected weather ahead. if you're not familiar with driving in the snow, you definitely want >> are pending different day to travel. if you can do that. >> for some drivers who thought getting on the road on thursday would help their chances of making their weekend plans a success. the caltrans road closure at colfax. put a stop to that real quick this weekend is the stifle world cup ski racing on saturday sunday. so i had a place up there for. >> checking in tonight in getting out sunday and the, you know, just trying to get up there right now. >> yeah. now you feeling about, you know, not being able to get up. not good. really. you know, we've got tickets for the racing and tickets for for the hotel. >> i want to eat all that. i just want to get up there. and as it got darker getting up there, seeming like less and less of a possibility. >> with caltrans offici

. >> mike: auburn's arena erupted saturday after one student made a show-stopping play. craig putted a golf ball opposite hole on the baseline totally across the court to bin a brand new toyota. first student to make the 94-foot golf put since the 2013, 2014 season. craig says he did not already have a car of his own and he felt fantastic. there may be hope for my putting after all. a 94-foot putt well done and a brand new car. how about that? tomorrow on "special report." the next part in our energy series focuses on domestic oil and gasoline production. we look at where the u.s. output is increasing and which locations are producing less. thanks for watching "special report." i'm mike emanuel in washington. "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hello, jesse. have a great show. >> jesse: hey. thank you have much. ♪ >> jesse: east palestine, ohio has become the home of the forgotten men and women of this country. a community that was pretty much just nuked with 500 tons of chemicals is being forced to live in the middle of a potentially cancer-clustering mushroom

meanwhile, auburn men's basketball is adding to their history books for the 5th time in the school's history. they can say that they have a mcdonald's all american on the roster or at least. >> he will be next season 18 holly is ranked number 17 by the espn top 100 in the 2023 clashed. and the point guard nearly leads the undefeated prolific prep. >> program in napa, christian and they are the top ranked program in the prep league in the country. >> among all his accolades, like i said, you can at the mcdonald's, all american to his list not caught up with the sharpshooter from north carolina who say finding out. >> it was an emotional experience that he really didn't see coming. >> what selected and so i saw that video. i brought my people. i like my family. it is i i was really emotional. and that may be. all the way back to. begin. all the way >> and of course, the biggest sporting event of the weekend is almost here for the first time black starting quarterbacks will face off in the super bowl when jalen hurts. and the philadelphia eagles take on the homes and the kansas city chi

i'm last time these first responders saw 69 year-old auburn resident karen allen. they were 30,000 feet over the pacific ocean. each one separately on their way to hawaii last month. and i was headed to the big island to meet girlfriend over so we're going do week there says she got my cut the hospital. ellen's trip took an unexpected turn for the worst halfway through the flight. she started to feel nauseous. i felt tight like so then i thought, oh, i need to go for a walk. so i went to the restroom and it was so i just sat arm and then i was out on the floor. 5 rows back. kaiser permanente. roseville vascular surgeon doctor erin baker and his nurse wife sat with their kids to use the one who, oop or watching a movie with my son to, hey, something's going on. she was on the and completely lifeless. and that's when the flight attendant i pulled her to essentially a flat position inside the aisle a quick assessment and started cpr and 20 roads are so forward. captain dan nelson with the el dorado hills fire department heard a hawaiian airlines flight attendant asked

meanwhile, auburn's men's basketball is adding to their history books in a good way. the 5th time in school history is now for a mcdonald's. all american to be back on their roster. not this season, but definitely. >> the knicks aden holloway is right. number 17 by the espn. top 100 in the class of 2023. the point guard nearly leads and undefeated prolific prep program from napa prep who never christian rather and they're the top bring prep program in the country. among all his accolades. he can and mcdonald's all american to his list that caught up with the sharpshooter from he was from actually from north carolina. you said finding out the emotional news was. then he expected to be in the moment. >> what i was selected in that video i brought my people. i like my family. it i i was really emotional. and that may be. all the way back to. begin. all the way through. great. >> and the biggest event of the weekend in sports is almost here for the first time. 2 black starting quarterbacks will face off in the super bowl when jalen hurts. and those philadelphia eagles tak

auburn's men, basketball is adding to their history books for the 5th time in the school's history. they can say that they finally have a mcdonald's all american back on their roster or at least they will be able to say that next season nala way is ranked number 17 by the espn top 100 in the 2023 class. the point guard leads nearly nearly undefeated prolific prep program down in napa, christian and they're actually the top ranked prep program team in the country now, among all his accolades, holloway can and this one to his long list. i caught up with the sharpshooter from north carolina who said, you know, finding out what actually more of an emotional experience than he thought. >> what i was selected in that video, i brought my people. i like my family. >> it i i was really emotional. and that may be. all the way back to. begin. all the way through. >> and of course, we can't forget this. the biggest event of the weekend almost here for the first time 2 black starting quarterbacks will face off in the super bowl when jalen hurts. and the philadelphia eagles take on patrick mahome

going to be so low you're going to be dealing with, you know, slow and go below auber easily below auburn. this is the story of the weekend is going to be southern california and they are not. you know how they are about whether they are not set up for snow, and that's what they're going to get. how many snowplows you think they got in southern california? so about you know, coming up to, uh um oh, gosh. you know the grapevine that all that area down into the as you head down into southern california. there's gonna be snow in some funny funny spots. okay, here's the model here is where we are. now here's where we're going. here's our moisture plume. it starts to come in about eight o'clock tonight in the next couple of hours and then more right and then this is really the most moisture we've seen, so it's our best opportunity for accumulation in this case of snow and from some precept, and this is about 11 o'clock and then around one o'clock in the morning. san jose gets popped hamilton's gets popped. this is when santa cruz mountains are going to get potentially, you know, 3 to 3 inches

at the equal rights heritage center here in downtown auburn. we're incredibly thankful to them for hosting just, as we are to professor david gellman, for making trip here to histories, hometown the home of william seward, harriet tubman and so many others. professor gilman has a new book. i encourage you to read it. it's we have copies available sale tonight and he's very happy to sign tonight's program. we often think of william henry seward as part of lincoln's team of rivals. we think of him as having gone a hard fought political defeat and learning to live within this rivalry through the civil war years. but as i learned from professor gilman's rivalry started very early in seward's career and he was well seasoned and well versed in them as a result, coming of age politically in new york state during the age of john jay and then his son, william jay, who often challenged push seward in ways that i'm sure he would prefer they not done. professor gilman comes to us tonight from depaul university, where he's been teaching since 1999, his firs