You, right on the money. It really started coming down. It has been raining here in marin since we arrived but everyone was prepared this time around. Reporter the first of 3 storms and the north bay has the bullseye. I love the rain. Reporter the storm comes with a whip of wind, 40 to 50 mileperhour gas but lighter rain totals which is welcome news, shops are sandbagged ready but the creek below is down a good 8 to 10 inches. Its been rough not getting as much as we shouldve but now that we are getting it i am sick of it. Reporter pj activated the Emergency Center and despite the storm there was 15 areas of boats packed. Nothing like a boat ride on a stormy day. Reporter why would you take a boat ride on a raining day. Its pretty and convenient and refreshing. Reporter the foul weather shut down near woods and that was not a popular decision for these two ladies from wisconsin, they wanted to hug a redwood. You have a message for california . We are hardcore cheeseheads and we would n
Stay out of the water. Good evening, everyone, im Natasha Brown thanks for joining us hermine is a potentially dangerous storm and we do have live team three coverage for you tonight. Trantranand anita ohh are live down the shore and first we check in with meteorologist lauren casey tracking hermine in cbs Weather Center lauren how is it looking. Todays model showing improvement and badge of hermine slightly east ward and previous track yielding improvements for outlook down the shore and still dangerous storm and we still have concerns for that potential for coastal flooding and ocean is not the place to be. And getting a live look right now at margate and angry sea rights now and extremely rough surf and dangerous rip current as well so the sun maying out and you do not wanted to get into that water storm scan 3 showing us a few passing clouds down the shore otherwise sunshine in the city and northwestern suburbs and looping offshore. Were still contending with hermine a very powerfu
Night is minus 21. Yes. No, im not lying here. Ten below by the fourth quarter. It will be just brutal. For us here its really nice and quiet. Its almost too quiet. Its too mild and too warm for january. Just like it was in december. 30s to 40s to 50 in San Francisco. The coast has been the place to be. Get a little offshore pub. There is a little low spinning in. Hazy skies. Mild to warm again opinion mostly sunny. Maybe partly cloudy. Its nothing we havent seen or dealt with before. Here is sal. All right, steve, good morning. We are looking at a decent commute so far. And i think its going to stay that way on this friday the last day that a lot of people have off. Westbound traffic looks good coming into San Francisco. It will be the bay bridge. We promised we would check the san mateo bridge and the san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good heading out to the highrise. I think this is a look at interstate 880. 580 westbound coming in from the tracy triangle a little bit of slowing
And Billy Crystal joins us for his first interview since the death of his dear friend Robin Williams. Tuesday, september 16th, 2014. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. Live from studio 1a. Good morning. Welcome to today on a news morning. Im matt lawyer. Savannah remains on Maternity Leave and this is the highlight of my day. That really is. I took great care color on you. We have been having fun. Why dont you do this. It looks very nice. Its good to have you back for day two. Nice to be here. Savannah will be back soon. You really having that much fun . Let us turn to the top story this morning. A serious story out on the west coast. A destructive wildfire. Its just one of a dozen major fires now burning across the state. Nbc is there with the latest. Good morning to you. Reporter good morning to you. This was once the entrance to a hits rick and notable church in in community where once the bowl fire ripped across this area. It literally chan
Promises to boost nutrition and save lives, but its harvest also includes controversy. The scientists here are spicing corn with rice genes. This d. N. A. Tinkering goes against the grain for many environmental activists. Ifill plus, ken burns discusses his new documentary, the roosevelts, how one family shaped american history. They really felt that government had to be a kind of countervailing force against what was hugely large industry and an inability of workers and ordinary people to have a voice in that equation, that government could help balance the scale. Ifill those are just some of the stories were covering on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. Supported by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation. Committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. More information at macfound. Org and with the ongoing support of these institutions and. This