Hackney. Im andrea nakano. The end of the storm is in sight finally, but unfortunately there is another system coming in right on its heels. The blizzard warning in the sierra is set to expire in under an hour. At that time it will be downgraded to a winter storm warning. Chp managed to clear the last of the nearly 100 big rigs and 300 cars trapped up on the roads there, but things have not cleared enough for them to reopen interstate 80. Which means kelsi thorud is still stuck up in truckee where even the locals are starting to get a little fed up. Reporter you can see the snow is still coming down here in truckee. Its been like this pretty much all day, not as bad as it was yesterday, but we are going on four days of this storm and the people here, theyre resilient, but this is a lot to deal with. This is a huge pile of snow that all the piles have just pushed over off the main street here in truckee. Thats not the only pile around town. Earlier today we kind of walked down this main
Drive off the road. Im glad were not trying that drive that it looks miserable out there. How about something completely different . Look at us today in comparison. This is from the Mark Hopkins Hotel just about 20 minutes ago, caught a spectacular view of a rainbow. You can watch in the time lapse. It kind of goes away. Its not all blue skies like that. You look out the window, you can see its still pretty cloudy. A live view from our roof looking out over the bay. So we caught a brief glimmer of absolutely fantastic. But ive got to bring you back in time now to demonstrate why the National Weather Service Extended the blizzard warning. Before i showed you the maps, let me just show you and let you hear why they were suppose to do that. This is from palisades. It gets dramatic as you watch this. Probably 70 miles an hour winds. Thats the chair lift. And they just shared this earlier today. By the way, palisades, one of the places higher up, reporting 190 miles an hour wind gusts from
This is mornings on two. Well, good to you. Thank you for joining us. Welcome to mornings on two. Im dave clarknt good morning im pam cook. Its mondayc morning march 4th definitely drizzly again for me this morning maybe a little bit. All right. And it feels cold to me. Lets check in with Steve Paulson for our forecast. It is cold and theres still some rain lingering. Were not done yet. Were almost rosa is 37, livermore 41. But again, look at that. Just moving through. So ill keep some rain in the forecast right here. Wont be much, but theres enough to maybe rain on your parade. Hopefully not too much temperatures quite cool though. Well below average here. 50 on the thames. All right. Sal is here. Good good . Uh. Were good. You know, actually, right now we do have a nice looking commute. If you are driving, lets go right to the bay bridge. It looks very nice, but steve mentioned it, and im going to mention it again. The roads are wet, even though it may not be raining hard. Definitely
Good evening, i am norah odonnell. And thank you for being with us. We want to begin with the news and analysis of that historic decision from the Supreme Court. The justices ruling that states cannot bar donald trump from running for another term. Even though he is accused by some of insurrection. Colorado and several other states were seeking to disqualified trauma because of his action surrounding the january 6th attack on the u. S. Capitol. Now todays decision was unanimous. All nine justices agreed that trump cannot be barred from the ballot. And perhaps the most important ruling about a presdential election of more than two decades since the decision of Bush Versus Gore in 2000. This is the key paragraph of the ruling. States may disqualified persons attempting to hold state office, but states have no power under the constitution with respect to federal offices, especially the presidency. Now the courts three liberal members say the courts majority went too far. Justices sonya so
After wet weekend the rain showers are continuing across the bay area tonight. Live look outside and you see only blue sky there in San Francisco for sure. Some drops falling though in places. Up in the sierra the brunt of the blizzard has passed and left cars and homes completely buried in the snow. Look at this. Wow, towing it out of there. I80 remains closed tonight from colfax through the nevada state line. 90mile stretch. Crews are working to clear the roads with cars and large trucks getting stranded in the snow. A live look right now at 80 in soda springs. Roads completely covered in snow and its closed and thats a fact and caltrans says the road will not be reopening today and going to have a live report from one of the resorts thats had to close over the past few days. Too much of a good thing. First lets bring in meteorologist rob myeta with the latest. A few breaks in the clouds around San Francisco but clearly rain around san jose. We can confirm that on the radar strew the