for now, los angeles and southern california, 21, a little cooler into denver and oklahoma city. warmer in houston wotj a high of 26 degrees. snow possibly into toronto for wednesday. now, you look at the forecast for europe. we are looking at rain coming into the picture for the western portions of the continent. we do have a cold front that is coming on shore. that's going to bring some rain and windy conditions not only to the british isles but the iberian peninsula. up toward the north, we already had a cold front sweeping through. and the scandinavian peninsula. that will bring some wet weather, windy conditions, maybe some heavy rainfall. also a low pressure system towards the center of the continent may be dealing with with some heavier rainfall and heavier snowfall as well. a cold arctic air is going into the eastern side of the continent. it will help keep those temperatures slow. it won't be such a huge cold blast that we talk about significant drops into the freezing area, but still it's chilly here. negative 3 in kiev, moscow looking at snow. vienna with snow as well

the bulk of the rainfall is closer to central california and southern california for los angeles and santa barbara. as we move the maps closer to home there's rainfall, the yellow is exact rating the rainfall. no excessive reports of downfall. you can see san jose and morgan hill and to the north, you can see san francisco, walnut creek and fairfield. things are breaking up in the north bay for santa rosa, there's scattered showers in portions of the north bay. here's the setup right now. this is the phi we're watching for later in the weekend for sunday night and monday. this complex will be a major storm developing a few days away. >>> don't forget you can download the weather app for the latest on the conditions, our weather team is posting updates. >>> the trump administration is denying reports to use national guard troops to roundup undocumented imgrants. sean spicer said it was not true. the ap obtained a draft of a memo apparently written by john kelly. the memo is dated january 25 and calls for as many as 100,000 national guard troops. >> that's despicable, that would be one

a lot more in southern california. los angeles, up to 4 inches of rain tomorrow. big pine in the sierra up to 4" of rain and santa barbara five inches of rain tomorrow. so on-and-off rain especially tomorrow morning. monday's storm is trending to be the wettest of the several that we'll see but the unsettled pattern, translation showers, will last at least until wednesday. highs tomorrow around 60 morning rainfall oakland 60 san jose 60. dry saturday, rain arrives late sunday. and then monday we're looking soggy with showers continuing tuesday and wednesday. unsettled weather continues. we'll be right back. ♪[ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, scott? scott, thank >>> scott pelley is new york with what's next on the "cbs evening news." >> reporter: up next on the offensive in a news conferencele president accusing the media of hatred in bringing down his national security adviser. mr. trump said that investigations of his campaign alleged contacts with russia are a ruse. all this while his own secretary of defense said there is little doubt that russia interfered in the

flashflooding in roads throughout los angeles and the communities surrounding southern california. that means a lot of washed-out roads. that means those washed-out roads have led to dozens of accidents in some cases as you mentioned we have had fatalities, one drive sub merged in floodwater. rescue crews came upon that scene to find him and pronups him dead on scene. the wind has been just as bad, 80-mile-an-hour wind gusts, mud slides as well, the wind dpuss taking down trees, toppling into power lines, dozens of customers without power, hundreds and thousands last night without power. now we're in a situation where it's more of a wait and see. more rainfall expectedtoday. this should end at the end of iseend but another system is predicted next week. >> your location in studio city just over the hill from hollywood, west hollywood, and l.a. the bigger issue is it also a concern for mudslides? >> reporter: yeah. mudslides have been a big concern, particularly when you're talking about after the storm. all the rainfall that we've had for this storm has been pretty consistent. it s

coming up, a powerful and deadly storm cripples southern california. >> here's the bottom line. we have to keep our country safe! >> plus, the president holding a large election style rally but here in the bay area, lawmakers fight to save obamacare. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. we start tonight on storm watch. here we go again. this evening, anderson reservoir in mosque spilling over its banks for the first time in more than a decade in morgan hill. jackie ward says people in the area are amazed and concerned. she is there live. >> reporter: hey, brian. so this outlet has been open for weeks. but today, it was a tourist destination. hundreds of people were coming to take pictures and videos of what's happening here at the anderson reservoir. and to be honest, this isn't that bad. it could be bad. so everyone is just waiting to see what happens. >> reporter: for people who live in the morgan hill area, this is something incredible. >> i fished this lake for years and years and you hardly ever see it like this. and it's just a good sight to see. >> i

later today but how about what is going to happen to friday and saturday in southern california, and i think we will have flooding out of this and horrible commutes, and this is santa barbara and los angeles, you are in the red here, and flash flooding a good possibility, and maybe mud and debris flows in any of the burn areas, and this is a unusually strong storm system for southern california. that's not today. today we're okay, fog in l.a. today and no problems in phoenix, and maybe a little severe weather in the southeast, and as far as thursday goes, that's when we see the rain moving a little further to the south in san francisco, but here, francis, los angeles has four to five inches of rain in the forecast and that's a rare event. >> yeah, having quite a bit this season, thank you. >>> a little boy is dead after a drive-by triple shooting in chicago. he was riding in this car with his pregnant aunt and her boyfriend when shots rang out from another vehicle, and the toddler died at a local hospital and he's the third child shooting victim in chicago in the last week, and the d

already two to four inches of rain in parts of southern california and upwards of 8 to 9 inches in the mountains of los angeles. they are going to be dealing with this for quite awhile. this is a seri for us though, much different weather here. we are going to be so nice over the next couple days. 51 our high today. roanoke coming in at 67. 75 back there toward st. louis. that warmer air making its way in during the day tomorrow. we'll talk how long the warm air sticks around. more on the california storms, as well. i'll see you back here in just a few minutes. >> a maryland teen's murder connected to gang members. next at 11:00, how gangs are using social media to recruit all over our area. >> plus, they moved here to get away from zika. they thought they were in the clear. now this pregnant couple finds out they need to get retested. >>> and a big surprise tonight for a local college gymnast during a competition here in d.c. >>> tonight, we know the murder of a 15-year-old montgomery county girl is connected to the killing of a 21-year-old man in prince william county. both killings

was seriously hurt or killed. >>> the chp investigating a bus crash in southern california near los angeles that killed one woman and injured 26 more. it happened yesterday afternoon in kra mer junction. investigators say that a charter bus going from fresno to las vegas crossed in to oncoming traffic and hit two cars head on. a 55-year-old woman in one of the cars was killed. first responders asked for helicopters to take people to hospitals but the helicopters weren't able to fly because of bad weather. >> because the unavailability of the medical helicopters we reinforced the ground ambulances. >> investigators say that nine people suffered life threatening injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> oakland raiders linebacker aldon smith was in a courtroom just weeks before the nfl could reinstate him to active status. smith faces charges related to a dui arrest in 2015. in that case he is also charged with hit and run, and vandalism after leaving a santa clara club and crashing his car. smith has been sidelined this past year because of a suspension tied to vio

mother nature turning the tap off in southern california letting the rain dry up in los angeles, ventura and santa barbara ymregion, but turning o the faucet, once again for central and northern california and into the day on tuesday. place, this is highly concentrated moisture in the upper level that is taking aim at central and northern portions of the state. this is going toç produce a significant amount of rain fall and potential for extensive flooding, despite the national weather service using strong wordingez their discussions today that residents across central and northern california and need to be prepared to evacuate their home within the 15 minutes orzv less that had t potential to see flooding that has not occurred in years, if not decades across the various. lots to talk aboutç and cover d lots to monitor going forward over the next several days here. it's going to be active period in california and now texas, back to you. >> we appreciate it. thank you so much. thank you to you for joining us. i'mu! rosemary church. >> i'm george howell. >> live from outside the green

that will clear things out in los angeles and san diego. still dealing with snowy weather. we have to deal with severe weather this week, maybe a tornado outbreak come tuesday and wednesday in arkansas and tennessee. >> thank you. >>> police are investigating another vandalism attack at a jewish cemetery. this time, it happened in the northeast section of philadelphia. vandals knocked over and damaged hundreds of headstones into sunday. they called it a cowardly disturbing act. phillys mayor is saying they are doing whatever they can to find the perpetrators. this is a week after vandals ruined headstones near st. louis. the uk's tallest man at 7'7" tall died. he played on "game of thrones" and appeared in "x-men first class" before being an actor. he was 36 years old. >>> one sacred heart university player. he is reunited with his brother who returned from serving overseas. he hid in the penalty box before getting out to drop the first puck. they haven't seen each other in over a year. trevor has only seen his sister play once. that's what i love, in that embrace. they are

danielle nottingham reports from los angeles. >> reporter: this was the scene around southern california saturday. uprooted trees piled on cars and buildings and muddied fields and highways. a man was electrocuted here. a storm packing winds up to 80 miles an hour began early friday turning parking garages into waterfalls. water rushing from the mountains triggered mud slides. the drenching rains were too much for the roads to handle. this 20-foot sink hole swallowed two cars. >> there goes the car. there goes the car. >> reporter: the driver was rescued before the second car fell in the massive hole. flooded highways trapped drivers in rising water. this man climbed a window to escape. another man waited on the roof of the car for help. him was drowned. the santa barbara airport was completely flooded. cancellations through saturday. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> they have more rough weather moving in. especially california, washington, oregon. they are not completely out of the woods. >> it looks just terrible. i'm thinking of all the people there. >> on the bright si

all of central and southern california. we are on the northern edge which means places like morgan hill will get more rain than marin county, santa rosa or marin county. 4:00 tomorrow morning the steady rain begins to move in. by lunchtime steady rain moves out. saturday morning we begin to dry out after 9:00 so most if not all of saturday will be mainly dry into the evening. watch sunday morning. a few showers may greet you when you wake up on sunday so wave after wave of rainfall but not one storm until monday looks terribly heavy. for the next 36 hours if you add it up it's south the santa cruz mountains that will receive the most rainfall upwards of 2 inches of rain mudslides threat will be the highest there. south bay only a half inch of rainfall, as well as the east bay. north bay, city and peninsula, one inch of rain. street flooding. i don't see widespread river flooding. tomorrow there will be flooding in central and southern california. look at the range every rain los angeles, up to 4." santa barbara up to 5." ma

thousands of people are ááástill without power tonight in los angeles county... and this latest storm... is just getting started. the wet season isn't quite over yet for california...on friday, a storm slammed the state, stretching from san diego all the way to the northern border and into oregon.trees toppled.....roads were flooded out and some neighborhoods prepared for the possibility of mudslides. more than twenty-one million people are under a flash-flood watch or warning this weekend. santa barbara, ventura and l.a. counties could see up to six inches of rainfall in just six hours friday night before northern californians get soaked later in the weekend. while rain is a welcome sight for a state that is finally recovering from being under drought warnings for years, there is one place not looking forward to this storm... oroville.residents there were evacuated last weekend and recently allowed to come back after authorities found structural damage in the dam's spillways. with up to 12 inches of rain expected to fall over the next week, residents are told to

south bay and east bay 1/2 an inch. 4 inches of rain for los angeles tomorrow. widespread flooding is likely in southern california tomorrow but not for us. it's presidents day that's trending to be the wettest and the unsettled pattern will last through the middle of next week. santa rosa59, san francisco 60 degrees, soggy in the morning, mainly dry saturday. rain returns sunday night. monday looks very wet with an inch or 2 of rainfall ,, it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. . >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> it's bound to happen sooner or later. monopoly players are giving thumbs down to the thimble. >> it was my favorite piece. hasbro is ditching that game piece in new board games. 4million fans voted in a campaign to choose the next generation of game pieces. in 2013 monopoly replaced the iron with a cat. >> blasphemy. >> the company has not said what will replace the thimble. >> no

on here in los angeles. the sun does not always shine in southern california. we are zedealing with that, it' kind of in and out, but a lot of coats here on the red carpet. >> so no big canopy or something like that protecting you from the elements. >> reporter: oh, yeah, they learned there lesson, there is a canopy over there. >> what's your feeling for best picture, emma stone for best actress, but what are the rumblings out there for best picture. "la la land" tying 14 nominations. it is a postcard from l.a. to l.a. and from hollywood to hollywood. so it wasn't be surprising if it does well here tonight. but a lot of people think they're going to go for more meat and potatoes, like "fences" or "lion," or "manchester by the sea." if ""la la land" doesn't win tonight, a lot of people will be surprised. if there is not a political statement made, that will be breaking news. >> stephanie, you'll bring it to us, whether it's breaking or unbreaking. we'll have much more right after this. hat lisa made. wow. you

log on to our website ktvu.com and check facebook and twitter. >>> breakingnews from southern california, authorities in whittier near los angeles as a police officer was shot and killed this morning in a shootout after a traffic stop. they say another officer was injured in the altercation police say the suspect is a gang member driving a stolen car and he was wounded, the injured officer is hospitalized . >>> driver was killed in a fiery crash on highway 101 in sausalito and chp says just before 7:30 pm last night the car spun out, crashed and caught fire on something 101 at spencer avenue. witnesses reported seeing the car go up an embankment and crash into the spencer avenue exit sign and burst into flames. the driver was the only one in the car and died on the scene in several lanes of the highway were shut down until just after midnight because of the investigation. the driver has yet to be identified. >>> anti-trump activists say he is not my president, the rallies happening right now against president. trump . >> a live look outside of the stormy presidents' day and i will have a

in los angeles, scores of protesters marched through downtown and blocked a freeway entrance thursday evening, following reports of immigration raids across southern california. officials with i.c.e. -- or -- the immigration and customs enforcement -- told reporters the agency was only conducting "routine" enforcement. but state senate president kevin de leon and the aclu of southern california report they've received reports of multiple raids of homes across los angeles. meanwhile, the mother of two u.s.-born children who is at the center of an immigration fight in arizona has been deported to mexico. guadalupe garcia de rayos was arrested and detained wednesday during a routine check-in with immigration officials. she had been living in the united states for the past 21 years. garcia's teenage daughter and son reacted thursday to the deportation. >> i am going to keep on fighting -- i am going to keep on fighting for my mom and other families going through the same thing because this is unfair, and it is really sad. >> we want her back -- we want her back in our arms. we want her ba

and the storm is just getting started. interstate -five in los angeles... was shutdown after the freeway was flooded.... officers say, the man who died was electrocuted after a tree left on some power lines... and fell on a car. they believe, the man may have touched the line or he may have come in contact with electrified water... more than 21-million people are under a flash- flood watch or warning this weekend. santa barbara, ventura and l-a counties could see up to six- inches of rainfall in just six hours tonight... before northern californians get soaked later in the weekend. you can always track weather on the go with the kron-4 mobile app. get push alerts on weather dangers and traffic conditions. or check out the forecast in your neighborhood. all with our free mobile app. breaking news tonight out of the east bay. a man who was armed with a rifle and shot at police died in a hospital tonight. this after being shot by an officer during an unusual crime spree in oakland this afternoon. kron-4's lydia pantazes is live from the scene tonight. lydia ?

.  take a look at these rainfall totals in central and southern california. santa barbara, over six inches of rain. we can see out towards oxnard, five inches. los angeles, two inches. an long beach, approach twog inches. extreme rainfall rates down do our south and we could actually match these totals as we head into & as the next system comes on board. already in preparation for that system, we have this. a flood -- the flood watch begins tomorrow afternoon, 4:00 p.m., lasting tall way to tuesday morning. 4:00 a.m. that gives you an idea. this will be an extended period of continue use heavy rain in the bay area and this will cause problems out there. as you can see now, this is the radar. the rainfall is moving out of southern california. we had that break for today. as we come in closer now, just lingering clouds with mostly cloudy clouds. shower activity just up to our north. and as we widen the view out here in the pacific, you can see we've got a lot of moisture to work with here so we have this continue use band of moisture right here, and it is going

this protest tying up downtown los angeles and shutting down a major freeway. immigration activists say they will continue to disrupt, protest, do what they can to insist this is unlawful raids and treatment of immigrants is unlawful. most recent raids in southern california resulting in about 100 people detained. >> we do not want to have this be common in our community, not in los angeles, not in california. and every time that they're going to take these kind of actions you are going to receive this kind of response from us. >> all this comes the day after the deportation in arizona of grad lupe garcia. the mother of two convicted of felony identity theft in 2009 and ordered to volume voluntarily deport in 2013. after checking in with ice they took her into custody and released her in the next morning. while some say she shouldn't have broken the law in the first place her family says they will continue to fight for her. >> i'm here to see my mom because last night it was -- i felt so -- >> i feel like she should have done it legally. i do. i mean, it's sad

san diego, southern california looking at drenching and flooding rains. temperatures right now still kind of chilly. temperatures upper 20s pottsto pottstown. 26 millville. 31 atlantic city. 37 now in philadelphia. so it will be cold for the overnight with those low temperatures generally in the 20s and the 30s. 33 in philadelphia. but as we move toward the upcoming weekend, the jet stream it will lift to the north. that will allow for ridge of high pressure to kind of settle in for much of the eastern two-thirds of the united states with above average temperatures near record temperatures even by sunday. the bottom line for the weekend beautiful feeling like spring get outdoors and enjoy it. 63 degrees for saturday. 66 on sunday. and the record high for sunday is 68 degrees set back in 1948. hey we'll come close across the region now if you're headed to the poconos for saturday, it's going to be pretty nice. sunshine, 50 degrees. 51 on your sunday. a little cooler back into the 40s for high temperatures on monday. so the bottom line as we look at that se

. >>> and the strong wind, big waves, downpours hitting southern california today. a flash flood watch was issued for ventura, los angeles and santa barbara county until tomorrow morning. these are voluntary evacuations in burn areas, also in ventura county. many spending the night filling sandbags and packing up their vehicles. some of the evacuations could be mandatory. >> if the storm is bad as it's supposed to be and it'll be a mandatory evacuation and nobody will be back. once are you out you are out. >> high surf could also cause coastal flooding. perhaps underway at seal beach. waves at some beaches could hit 14 feet tomorrow. you can always down load the weather app for the very latest conditions. the weather team of course posting updates on facebook, at which timer instagram. >>> we are now getting reaction to a report about a proposal that would use the national guard to round of undocumented immigrants. >> the white house says the report is false. >> reporter: the associated press claims to have obtained a draft memoo outlining a proposal that would offe

toward santa barbara, central and southern california, 6 inches of rain. oxnard, 5 inches. los angeles, 2.1 inches. we will probably match that heading into monday. the nws has prepped this load watch. sunday 4 pm through monday until tuesday 4 am. this is going to be an extended period of significant rainfall moving into portions of the bay area. right now, this is the satellite, the radar loop. the first system moving out of town. we have light showers developing in portions of the north bay. nothing too mac major. some cloud cover out there. you can see some of the coverage moving into portions of sonoma county. as we expand the view in the pacific, this is the potent weather system developing. we have this area of low pressure working with the moisture tap directed towards the bay area. look what happens. our model shows this river of moisture being directed right towards us. this is sunday night. again into monday this will continue all dale -- all day monday. we talked about the flooding potential, flooding would cause the presidents day storm. additional mudslides an

and at one point during the night, nearly 150,000 customers in los angeles with no power. gushing water careened down streets, overturning cars, and causing a rush hour washout. >> from the air, it's incredible to see how big this flood is. >> reporter: part of interstate 5, a major north/south artery, flooded. one driver tried powering through and had to be towed out. the freeway mess making for a painful sight. a massive backup for mile. in los angeles, a gaping sinkhole opened up in the middle of a residential street, swallowing two cars. both drivers are okay. in areas with already saturated hillsides, mud slides are the major concern. nearly 200 homes in the threat zone evacuated. >> i'm just going to ride the storm. i would rather be here and it get really bad, i'll leave. >> reporter: following a massive landslide thursday stretching tlent of three football fields, authorities are keeping an eye on a mountain in san bernardino, worried that more of the saturated mountain could come down. at times, it seems nowhere is safe from the deluge, even the mall. >> that is c

four to seven inches of rain between santa barbara and los angeles. rainfall through wednesday, they are okay until monday or tuesday and then wednesday we have signs of one foot or more rain near lake oroville and there will be heavy rain around here as well. get ready, tomorrow could be a huge wind event. >>> giants pitchers and catchers are hitting spring training in scottsdale since monday they had their first workout on tuesday, now they will be joined by position players today in their first full squad workout set for tomorrow, the first spring training game is scheduled for the following friday against the cincinnati reds. >>> pitchers and catchers for the a's going through their first workout, we check out the action. >> reporter: good morning, that sound behind me is the sound of baseball, the sound of spring, the second day of pitchers and catchers and the catchers are getting batting practice in. before they go catch the pitchers who will come over to the bullpen session. 2016 did not go the way the a's would have liked but this is the time

in downtown los angeles. many protesters believe the arrests are evidence of an immigration crackdown under the new administration although i.c.e. has denied this, saying that the focus was no different than the routine targeted arrests carried out by i.c.e.'s fugitive operations teams on a daily basis and that the rash of recent reports about reported i.c.e. checkpoints and random sweeps are false. joining me now, congresswoman judy chu and wendy carrillo, congressional candidate in california. i'll start with you, congresswoman. the current congresswoman, rather than the future congresswoman. i.c.e. says it's not a crackdown that is new and different. but definitely, in talking with the mayor of los angeles, with various officials we've had on the show, people feel it is. is there a crackdown going on? >> i asked customs and border patrol yesterday myself. i asked the los angeles branch what were the people that were being detained, were they people that were actual violent criminals or were they people tha

and just as incredible. sister station in los angeles, a fire truck falling into collapsed road. every firefighter got out safely before it fell. southern california getting record amounts of rain. watch again as it goes over into the hole. >> incredible. >>> in the bay area the rain is sticking around for the weekend. >> begin with sandhya patel and live doppler 7. >> right now the rain is beginning to ease and some areas getting a break. street-level radar, where it's raining now. steady from point reyes to nevada. scattered showers. across 580, spotty rain and spotty around the south bay. wind advisory extended. gusts still possible. extended until 1:00 a.m. level two storm of day, just downgraded to one. light system through saturday. scattered showers, breezy at coast but brief break coming midafternoon. let you know how long it lasts and the next round this upcoming weekend. >>> look at this. this is the outlet from the anderson reservoir in morgan hill into coyote creek. officials in race against time to release as much water as possible to prevent flooding. katie utehs jo

about 160 of those arrests happened in los angeles. where raised were carried out in six southern california counties. according to the la ice director, those arrested were criminals and people with outstanding deportation orders >> should also know that if they're out of status, things are changing, and ice agents will take a hard look at them and possibly take them into custody >> the actions are the first concerted efforts by ice under trump to arrest targeted undocumented immigrants for deportation. >>> in other raised sparked outrage in washington, dc this afternoon. hundreds of demonstrators gather to do the white house holding sign the and chanting here to stay. speakers every now and again voicing concerns friends and family could soon become put targets of federal immigration agents. the group blocked traffic as the sun set on the protesters. >>> ruralities also held around the country today against planned parenthood, anti-abortion activists are calling for the government to cut off payments to planned parenthood. some cities

but most of the wet weather expected this weekend will work towards southern california and we're dpoing to really watch los angeles and orange county tomorrow for some very heavy rain. >> bonnie, you said what i was trying to say that parts of the country are seeing warm weather. thank you. >>> still ahead, for eight years president obama made a tradition of filling out a march madness bracket, but that seems that ritual is coming to an end. we have that story, next in sports. if your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. introducing new depend silhouette briefs. featuring a comfortable sleek fit. as a dancer, i've learned you can't have any doubts. because looking good on stage is one thing. but real confidence comes from feeling good out there. get a free sample at depend.com. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief.

if you're doing a road trip here throughout california, look at this bright red and magenta near los angeles. that's possibly 2 1/2 to maybe 3 inches for the low elevations. flooding threat high down into southern california. now for us i think by this weekend we'll just have some intermittent showers left on saturday and sunday, a third storm system arrives on monday for rain and wind and then maybe a fourth storm next wednesday. we know a lot of kids have the week off next week. some of you are lucky enough to head up to the sierra for ski week. chance of new each and every day. bring the snow gear. stay warm. >>> a tech giant changes things up and heads south. i'm scott budman, just ahead, why happen l's announcement has san jose seeing green. retired vice admiral robe harward has turned down theoffea >>> happening now, retired vice ad mere robert harward has turned down the offer to be president trump's national security adviser. the white house says he rejected the offer because of family commitments. >>> an our home wage, scott weiner of san francisco proposed a bill that would

after president trump's travel ban is back in southern california [ non- english name ] arrived in los angeles a week ago but was detained by immigration and sent back to iran. the american civil liberties union filed a lawsuit on his behalf and a federal judge overturned the government's decision to ban him. that allowed him back into our country. >> he is just in shock and awe and so grateful and he can't believe the mayor of los angeles is here. >> today isn't just about laws. it's about love. and today isn't just about politics. it's about family. >> los angeles mayor eric garcetti says the man is the first person to return to the u.s. as a result of court action and he won't be the last. >>> at the san francisco airport immigration officials and lawyers have been on site since saturday to help travelers affected by the new travel ban. as kpix 5's andria borba reports, those attorneys don't plan to leave soon. >> let them out, let them oat! >> reporter: saturday's protest after president trump's travel ban has given way to this. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: a rotating group of immigr

and just as incredible. sister station in los angeles, a fire truck falling into collapsed road. every firefighter got out safely before it fell. southern california getting record amounts of rain. watch again as it goes over into the hole. >> incredible. >>> in the bay area the rain is sticking around for the weekend. >> begin with sandhya patel and live doppler 7. >> right now the rain is beginning to ease and some areas getting a break. street-level radar, where it's raining now. steady from point reyes to nevada. scattered showers. across 580, spotty rain and spotty around the south bay. wind advisory extended. gusts still possible. extended until 1:00 a.m. level two storm of day, just downgraded to one. light system through saturday. scattered showers, breezy at coast but brief break coming midafternoon. let you know how long it lasts and the next round this upcoming weekend. >>> look at this. this is the outlet from the anderson reservoir in morgan hill into coyote creek. officials in race against time to release as much water as possible to prevent flooding. katie utehs jo

those arrests happened in los angeles where raids were carried out this six counties in southern california. now according to the l.a. ice director those arrested were criminals and people without standing deportation orders. >> should also know that there are a lot of out of status and things are changing and ice agents will take a hard look at them and probably take them into custody. >> the actions of the first conn earth ised effort by ice under the trump administration to arrest targeted, un documented immigrants for deportation proceedings. >>> the raids spark outrage in washington d.c., hundreds of the demonstrators gathered at the white householding signs and chanting here to stay, speakers took turns voicing concerns that their friend and family members could soon be targets of the federal immigration agents. the group briefly blocked traffic at the sunset on the organized protest. >>> meantime other protesters against planned parenthood held rallies all across the country, ant a borings activist are calling for the federal government to cut off payments to planned parenthood , but

california, causing, mud slide in the los angeles area meanwhile crews have been releasing water at oroville dam back in northern california, and it may major repairs and damaged spillway. fear now is high water levels may prompt evacuations again.3 >> we have been working very hard to retuesday water level behind the lake. >> i am going to watch and if it ever gets close to the overflow i will not wait for them to say it will never happen, take my lead. >> the storm's expected to come to an end today in southern california. northern part of the state is expecting rain through thursday. >>> 6:19. developing story this morning kevin olson originally from wayne, new jersey and brother of carolina panthers tightened brent olson has been arrested. unc charlotte confirmed one allegation of alleged sexual assault but roved no details. he has been suspended from the team. >>> three former u.s. gymnast have come forward saying they were sexually abused by a team doctor, olympian jamie dancher , u.s. champion jessica& howard and former national team member janet islam appeared on cbs 60 minu

. >>> happening now, historic flooding in southern california. flash flooding, thousands of power outages and homes evacuated for fear of mudslides roads turned to rivers in los angeles and in glendale the rain created a waterfall with floodwater cascading off a parking garage. >>> much different story closer to home. nbc 10 in narberth where we found people in heavy coats. you won't need those tomorrow. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with the most accurate forecast in town. >> temperatures will be chumping up during the day tomorrow once we get past the sun rise. we've got good visibility now clear skies, light wind, temperature dropping. 28 in mt. holly, 34 in philadelphia. these temperatures are fairly typical for this time of night at this time of the year yesterday we hit 39 degrees. today we hit 45 and take a look at saturday and sunday. into the mid-60s. that's more like april temperatures compared to what we've seen in the last couple days. it will really feel mild tomorrow afternoon. 7:00 a.m. it's 34 b

and sent back to iran.. attorneys for the a-u ali villegan first arrived in los angeles a week ago. he was detained by immigration officials and then september back to iran. aclu attorneys set a lawsuit on his behalf and a federal judge overturned a decision to ban him allowing him back into the country and into his family's embrace. >> i'm in shock and in awe and i'm so grateful. i can't believe the mayor of los angeles. >> today isn't just about laws. it's about love and today isn't just about politics. it's about families. >> l.a.'s mayor says ali is the first person to return to the u.s. as a result of court action and he won't be the last. ers. and andria bo >>> mean while here in the bay area immigration laurels have been camped out at sfo 24/7 since saturday helping travelers. andria borba says they're not leaving any time soon. >> reporter: well, liz, those lawyers remain here tonight. they had more than 1,700 people volunteer to come here to sfo to help family members who may have loved ones trapped behind customs. >> let them out! >> reporter: saturday's protests over pres

those arrests happened this los angeles where raids were carried out in six counties in southern california. now according to the l.a. ice director those arrested were criminals and people without standing tea porttation orders >> you should also know if they are out of status, things are changing and ice agents will take a hard look at them, and possibly take them into custody. >> now the actions are the first concerted efforts by ice , under the trump administration to arrest targeted undocumented immigrants for deportation proceedings. >>> raids rather spark outrage , in washington d.c., hundreds of demonstrators gathered at the white householding signs and chanting, here to stay. speakers took turns voicing concerns that their trend, families could soon become targets of the ted immigration agents. group recently blocked traffic as sunset on the organized protests. >>> opponents of the president trump and north carolina law limiting lbgt rights are making their voices heard. >> thousands streamed into raleigh-durham the state the's capitol city for civil rights how much, the north carol

first and foremost, looking into california, we had exceptional amounts of rain. the pump stations that bring the water across the sacramento valley southward into southern california into places like los angeles, santa barbara, those areas desperately need the water that they receive in the north. and you know what? they delivered more h 2 o in the month of january than in any month than the past 12 years alone. we're talking about exceptional amounts. it really shows in the california drought monitor. if we compare just over two years ago, we had 92,000 square miles across california that was under exceptional drought. now compare that to just about a week ago, we have no areas across the entire state under this exceptional drought. even los angeles, places further south into san diego, these locations saw two, three, even four times their monthly average for january. thumbs up, mother nature. that's exactly what we needed. guess what, there's more to come. this time we're going to favor northern california, the mountains into the cascades for oregon and washing

this is a live look at los angeles from fox 11. the investigation in the crash of a small plane into two southern california homes. authorities say three people on the plane died and two were injured in the crash monday. all five family members aboard were returning from a cheerleading camp at disneyland. that's tight sly look outside the beltway from "special report" pairing we'll be right back. or your advisor t. rowe price. invest with confidence. the valiant taste times of death, but once!! uh, excuse me, waiter. i ordered the soup... of course, ma'am. my apologies. c'mon, caesar. let's go. caesar on a caesar salad? surprising. excuse me, pardon me. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. could i get my parking validated? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> bret: the countdown is on to the address. scores of volunteers are helping cleanup to restore a jewish cemetery in philadelphia. it's the latest target and a series of attacks and threats against jewish gathering places

forecasters say los angeles and san diego could break rain with several inches raining per hour for several hours. and of course with that comes rock lides, power -- slides slides and power outages and a mess. >> as i say, when you own a home, water is your enemy. >> it is. >> and it is so powerful and relentless. yon' and some of the computer models were giving as much as 2 1/2 inches of rain in a six-hour period. that would devastate us, let alone the soil out there. >>> the storm rages in the southwest. it's going to move the jet stream up. we're going to turn warmer. real warm. live look outside, courtesy of our michael and sons weather cam. a little on the chilly side. but pretty close to average. dew points are now in the 20s. winds have turned to the east. eventually winds will turn off to the south. we were thinking -- were thinking about this. we've had winds gusting over 30 miles an hour. on the 9th, the 12th, the 13th, the 15th, and yes, yesterday, the 16th. and who can forget the 12th? grammy night. 65-mile-per-hour wind at national. yes, folks did kind of compare it to the doe

lots of rain for orange county, los angeles as well. temperatures are warming up to spring-like numbers across so much of the country. 30 degrees warmer than normal, that is remarkable. it will feel warmer than that in st. louis. minneapolis, denver, they are looking at mild numbers and will push to the east for the weekend. >> thank you. >>> a thirds child died in chicago. the 12-year-old died wednesday, four days after being hit by a stray bullet at a play grounld. she is on the left. mayor rom emanuel welcomes federal help to stop the gun violence. >>> a tesla owner uses model s to save an unconscious driver from having a stroke on the audubon. it slowed. the fire department came to help the unconscious driver. the man's goods deed didn't go unnoticed. she was congratulated on twitter, saying tesla is providing all repair costs free of charge. >>> march madness is just around the corner. the ncaa championship will be met with a big production at the white house. president obama broadcasting his bracket live on camera. this year, it i

those arrests happened in los angeles where raid were carried out this six counties in southern will california. now, according to the l.a. ice director those arrested were criminals and people without standing deportation orders. >> you should also know that if they are out of status, things are changing and ice agents will take a hard look at them, and possibly take them into custody. >> the actions of the first conn earth ised effort by ice under the trump administration to arrest, targeted un documented immigrant for deportation proceedings. >>> raids sparked outrage in washington d.c. hundreds of demonstrators gathered at the white householding signs and chanting here to stay, speakers took turns voicing concerns that their friend and family could soon become target of the federal immigration agents. group blocked traffic as they organized protests. >>> other protesters against planned parenthood, held rallies across the country. the ant a borings activist are calling for the federal government to cut off payment to planned parenthood but in some cities counter protests have dwa