Weather center, how bad is it now . The storms will have heavy downpours and maybe some flash flooding, no hail or winds, so thats the Silver Lining, but this is the last hour, south to almost due north through the district, this is the heaviest one, and one just leaving the northwest part of town. Zoom in a little more, and you can see this storm is heavy around bethesda, and out 97. Zoom in a little more, rain fall rate on this was about an inch per hour, now its moving north, so its going to slow you down a little going home. Little further north, this is pretty heavy too. Earlier the heaviest rain shifted east and new york city, but at one north, but at one time rates at an inch and a third per hour. More storms out to the west, this will eventually head north into claysville about 5 05, and big storms near brunswick. When we come back well tell you when the storms die out, and the possibility of another yellow alert later this week. And frightening moments at a Medical Center afte
So, tell me what people are saying. Theres great anxiety, and i feel its incumbent on me to assuage some of their concerns, to tap down the anxiety, the angst, and many of their concerns revolve around the sense that the constitution is being ignored. Whether its putting gag orders in place within the epa and other departments, whether or not its the Affordable Care act becoming defunct. I had one mother yesterday who said to me, my son has asthma. We were four days in the hospital. If i didnt have the Affordable Care act, wed be bankrupt today. So theres a lot of human concern about where were going. You founded this organization a long time ago. 29 years ago. Thats hard to believe. Yes. Why did you found it . Well, at the time, i wanted to create a place for women to come together and to network and to do professional development. I did this on the heels this was going way back in time when mothers were coming back into the workforce after having their children, and then i thought, w
You heard from the School District late this afternoon. Reporter yeah, i did. In fact the School Assignments were supposed to go out last week. That didnt happen. The district tells me those letters will hopefully go out tomorrow. That is hopefully go out tomorrow. But, you know, they say that some staffing emergencies have delayed the process. But some parents telling us tonight they need an answer now. Were waiting. Reporter in limbo. In limbo. Reporter nicolette cant think about anything else but where her 5yearold daughter will start school in the fall. She was hoping to hear by now. But firstround School Assignments have been delayed by the San Francisco unified School District. Its been a long process, and its been really, really hard for us. Because, you know, touring all the schools, heart wrenching, a lot of time put into it, and we just need to know. It makes our family very nervous and a little concerned. Reporter parent Jessica Clawson told us via face time her son luke wan
For good everywhere. Are you surprised at the tonout stto turnout . I am actually. We are grateful. Reporter the event is continuing inside where speakers are addressing the crowd, and there are information tables for people to learn more about the muslim faith and leaders of the Muslim Community association are approaching another community about holding a similar event. Happening tomorrow Governor Brown is headed to washington, d. C. Its his first trip to the Nations Capital since President Trump was elected. The governor will be there for thursday with a series of private meetings with government leaders, and the Nonprofit Group prevents attacks with weapons of mass destruction. And the president faces a busy monday from Supreme Court confirmation hearings to testimony on alleged russian interference. This is the new Republican Health care bill looking to clear a hurdle in the house. And david daniel has the latest from washington. A pivotal week ahead as Trump Administration has he
Well go hour by hour on future weather coming up in the accuweather forecast. Back to our top story tonight. One of the 49ers alltime greats, dwight clark, announced tonight hes been diagnosed with als, also known as lou gehrigs disease. In 1982 it helped the 49ers get to the teams first super bowl this catch. Now he has his 49ers jersey retired. He said today in an open letter he started experiencing the symptoms of nails his left hand back in 2015. Clark wrote, i cant run, play golf, or walk distances. Picking up anything over 30 pounds is a chore. The one piece of good news is that the disease seems to be progressing more slowly than in some patients. He went on to say hes wrapping the head around the challenge, the only thing synim going to fight like hell and live every day to the fullest. Lets take a listen to the historic play. Up at the 5. On third down and 3. Looking to throw, looking to throw and he throws it into the end zone, touch down look at that number, 84. That was mik