morning commute. what should we expect now? certainly feels like a winter storm. we have got snow up in the sierra. it is cold. it certainly is cold. temperatures down into the 40s in some spots. but storm tracker 4 showing us right now still a few showers up into the north bay. in fact, napa valley really has been pummeled this evening. we will show you some of the spots where we are getting showers right on through walnut creek also through the livermore valley. fremont picking up a few rain drops as well this current hour. peninsula. looks look roaming cells. hit or miss showers. everything very light though at this current hour and up into the napa valley. we are still continuing to see a few rain drops there. looks like right along i-80 as you head towards vacaville still picking up showers there as well. but it looks like we will continue to see the chance for wet weather as we head into tomorrow morning. we will take you through the time line of that coming up in
sierra. it is cold. it certainly is cold. temperatures down into the 40s in some spots. but storm tracker 4 showing us right now still a few showers up into the north bay. in fact, napa valley really has been pummeled this evening. we will show you some of the spots where we are getting showers right on through walnut creek also through the livermore valley. fremont picking up a few rain drops as well this current hour. peninsula. looks look roaming cells. hit or miss showers. everything very light though at this current hour and up into the napa valley. we are still continuing to see a few rain drops there. looks like right along i-80 as you head towards vacaville still picking up showers there as well. but it looks like we will continue to see the chance for wet weather as we head into tomorrow morning. we will take you through the time line of that coming up in a few minutes. new details tonight about the investigation into the attack on bryan stow. he is the san fra
katie couric. couric: good evening, everyone. the government is taking new steps to control the rain- swollen mississippi. for weeks now, flooding along the river has wiped out roads, destroyed homes and forced entire towns to evacuate. today to relieve pressure on levees the u.s. coast guard closed the port at natchez to barge traffic, effectively severing a major shipping artery. and, as national correspondent dean reynolds reports, that could cost the u.s. economy dearly. reporter: in vidalia, louisiana, carla jenkins tug boat business is down 80%. i would say probably $70,000, $80,000 a week which for a small company is a lot of money. reporter: her tug boats are usually out pushing barges on the mississippi now but orders have been shortened because flooded midwestern farmers had less grain to move for exports. now with the decision to close the river to barge traffic for 15 miles from the port of natchez plus a second stoppage near morgan city, things just got w
have that thing tear me up. breaking news out of the east bay. a train has hit a car in martinez and we are told that some people might be trapped in that car. the accident happened about a half hour ago on the tracks at ferry street which is near marina vista avenue. it is not clear yet how that accident happened. there are no reports yet of anyone on the train being injured. just a moment ago we learn it was not an amtrak train but a freight train. we have a crew on the way and will bring you more information as soon as we get there. six weeks after being severely beaten giants fan bryan stow is coming back to the bay area but he is not going home just yet. robert lyles on the next stop in his road to recovery. reporter: savagely can i god and attacked outside dodgers stadium paramedic bryan stow has lingered in a l.a. hospital bed. but tonight l.a. doctors believe stow is finally stable enough to leave los angeles. and make the one-hour flight by private jet to sfo w
pakistan have found another surprise. in addition to the names of terrorists and outlines of possible future attacks, his computer files contain pornography. meanwhile, there was a deadly act of retaliation in pakistan today for the raid that recovered that evidence and killed bin laden. national security correspondent david martin has details. reporter: the first avowed act of revenge for the killing of bin laden. two suicide bombers, one in a vehicle, the second wearing a vest, attacked a pakistani police academy, killing some 80 cadets. it was probably not what bin laden would have wanted, since he urged his followers to attack the u.s., but it surely gave pakistan one more reason to resent last week s mission. the killing of bin laden has now put the relations in a very bad spot because the gulf of distrust between the two countries has opened up wide, from top to bottom in both countries. reporter: pakistanis still haven t given back the remains of that stealth hel