five on the do ot. let's check in with steve. still roads closed. >> i saw some higher peaks than that. >> really? >> yeah. lack hats happening at 101. obviously higher peaks than that. for the gauges. i saw one off east williams road that went up to 30 feet. one of the ones that -- is ed eastbound val. >>announcer:. that loud the peak at 14.4. flood estimate stage is ten that. temperatures it went way up. higher levels. that goes through early saturday. another -- a lot of people are saying don't let your dogs walk through that. there is a lot of contaminated water. we get a break today. winter storm warning -- there is still 40s and a few 30s. if it feels cold interest is. we will get partly cloudy later. the next couple days look quiet. 50s on the highs. all right. 101mckee. cochron. >> 101 in morgan hill steve has reopened. that's the good news. >> north? >> people are getting through. however in san jose 101 is still closed between mckee and interstate 880. here you see a chp officer stopping to see why our photographer is tight will near the water. i know how this goes. i have been a reporter before. are you supposed to be here? the traffic is not getting through because of this big pile of water here this big puddle of water. highway 101 is closed in both directions between 880 and mckee road. major freeway. i don't have to tell you that. that means more photograph sick going it be on 280 and 85 this morning as -- this is not going to work. we don't know when this is going to be reopened. they are going to be more people on the other roads. please give yourself plenty of time if you are a silicon valley commuter. let's look at the other things we check out the here. the tracy super commute. you can see traffic will be busy over the pass getting in to livermore. this falls in to the normal category. i'm not hearing of any pot hole problems. anything major along the pass. let's go it interstate 880 admonishment and southbound. the traffic is moving well in both directions as you drive past. the bay bridge toll p lza still light. let's go back to the desk. as sal has been saying we have a big mess on highway 101 this morning. on the pope with me right now chp officer ross lee. thank you for being here with us. tell us about that flooding on highway 101. how bad is it and just tell us the situation. >> good morning. how are you? >> good. >> as you did state 101 is flooded in the san jose area. basically and essentially in the areas between the 280, 180 split and 880. so southbound 101 is being diverted. traffic to 880 northbound traffic is being diverted to the 280, 680 split. we don't have an estimated time of opening for when that will be he opened. that's really going to depend on the floodwaters receding. so at this point we are -- hoping people get the information and are able to plan an alternate route if they need to get through that area and heading in to san jose or out of san jose. >> is there a plan to send in pumps to get water out or let it recede on its own? >> i have not spoken directly to cal trans yet to see what the next step plan is. i know we do have our officers who are on scene now at the office currently who are working on making those plans and -- making sure we have the best the approach to be able to do it as quickly as possible and also depends on if there is anymore water that will come from the dams. it'll possibly create more flooding. >> we have a map on the screen showing you this particular area that's affected. i know you got to go but before you go we know this is a big deal. how much traffic goes through this area normally? >> especially during the morning the northbound traffic we are talking about. you know thousand and thousand of vehicles. i wouldn't be able to give you a specific number. the exact count of vehicles going through but it'll have a major impact as best we -- as i stated during the drive hours. which are essentially from now until -- you know somewhere past 9:00 a.m. so, any those vehicles and then -- in that direction. there is alternate routes of going 680, 280, up 85. they would be best served to make that plan now and be able to plan accordingly for their morning drive. >> thank you for the heads up on all of this officer ross lee of the chp. thank you for joining us. we will check back with you. thank you. hundreds of people in san jose are in relief shelters this morning because of the flood evacuation orders. officers had to go door to door at the south bay mobile home park ordering people to pack up what they could quickly and leave. rushing water from the coyote creek went through a back wall and flooded the complex. we talked to one man who lived at the mobile home park for 20 years and this was only the second time its been flooded in much worse than the first time. >> i feel a bit emotional. i feel -- that rain is kind of defeating us. >> shuttle buses took people to a relief shelter where they spent the night. the mobile home park has 550 homes. not everybody is at emergency center though. some are staying with family and friends. about half the people evacuated stayed at shelters in local high schools. dinner was more like a picnic at james lick high school. cots were set up so people could try to get sleep. most say they weren't able to bring much at all with them. san jose mayor visited the evacuation center and said that the city is trying to make sure people don't have to worry about their homes. >> we have police departments deploys officers and reserve officers out out in those neighborhoods to make sure there is no looting or additional damage. >> the community is also stepping into help the people at the evacuation centers. one church group dropped off a van load of food and clothing and one family dropped off some toys for the kids who had to leave everything they owned behind. most of the flooding problems in the area are because of the water being released from anderson reservoir and into the creek. santa clara valley water managers told the mercury news that released started in january 9th from an outlet at the bottom of the dam. on saturday they started sending water over the spillway which hadn't happened in more than ten years. they say they were trying to make room for the coming rains and hoping to preserve as much drinking water as possible as well. san jose fire crews have a lot to do before many of those people will be allowed to go back home. firefighters say that the floodwaters from coyote creek are contaminated and they urge people to stay away saying several factors making that water very dangerous. >> it could be sewag appreciation the pipes that are now under water. it could be gasoline and motor oil and transmission fluid from car that are under water. battery acid in cars and other chemicals from those homes is now in the water. >> firefighters say that anyone who comes in direct contact with the water should check with medical people about decontamination and a tetnus shot. we have power outage this is morning and it's affecting thousands of people. there are problems in all bay area count yips but the biggest problems in santa clara and santa cruz counties. more than 1300 customers and 1100 more in lexington hills have no power. there are other big power outages in san jose, scott's valley, campbell and saratoga. some of the evacuation orders in san j, aquin have been lifted near that reached levee. 500 people fled homes arch the levee breach. people stilled under evacuation orders can go back home. check on their property but only after getting a permit from firefighters. the levee breached in a rural area and many people are praising farmers for finding out about the problem before it grew even bigger. >> they are all right there. if it wasn't for them to spot the levee they have levee patrols going on all throughout the night in case of another leak or boil or something happens. >> county officials say that to temporarily fix the breach they had to take material from a more stable part of the levee. now they are focusing on repairing that stronger section. we have been talking at the road closures here, around the bay area but there is also a giant sink hole that opened on a main route in and out of south lake tahoe. the progress on highway 50. >> the president is empowering dhs to carry out the himl grace laws on the books. >> an increase in agents enforcing immigration laws isn't the only immigration issue the president may talk about this week. more on a revision of his count verse at travel ban. >> we have a major closure in san jose that's going toa affect thousands of people today. we will talk about that. we are also looking at the other drives. interstate 80 westbound. they are clearing an accident near university and photograph sick a little slow as you come into berkeley. >> you don't have to worry about rain at least this morning. maybe patchy fog and colder temperatures but otherwise we will get a break. . 5:14 the timer and the president is about to issue another executive order to bring back his temporary refugee and travel ban. the white house said that the same seven country also be targeted but this time they crumbling one new language to get it through the federal courts. >> they have taken the 9 court's opinion, the opinion in brock lynn and the opinion in a federal court in virginia and they found all of the things the judges said are problems with the order and they will address them. >> reportedly the new order will include excollections for people who already have travel visas or green cards or dual united states citizenship. state senator scott wein, r of san francisco introduce aid ballot measure to stop one of the president's estate tax proposals from taking effect here in california. the center's proposal would create a california estate tax if the president and republicans go head with their plan to repeal the federal estate tax. >> the california estate tax will be the same as the federal tax which is 40% of the value of any estate above 5 and a half million dollars. >> the president is proposing a repeal of the federal estate tax. as part of his bigger tax plan. it's looking like the trump administration and house republicans may have to keep obama care for a bit loppinger. accord doing a motion filed in the united states court of appeals both are calling for at least three months to make a decision about continuing to fund subsides for at fordable health care act. they redeese deductibles and co pays for enrollees on the exchanges like covered california. the president has promised he will repeal and replace obama care. happening today two members of the president's cabinet are heading to mexico. secretary of state and homeland security secretary are traveling to mexico city for a two day visit. the two will meet with the mexico's president to discuss border security, trade and other issues. the talks come amid tense relations over the president apropossed border wall. we have to get you moving and sal is all over the drive and i don't know where you start. there is a lot to talk about. >> we will start dave. we will start and -- we will start in san jose. i will put up that map. i want to remind everybody just in case are you just tuning in. highway 101 is closed in san jose between 880 and mckee road. they are taking traffic off before that point but it's closed between 880 and mck, e road that. means more photograph sick going it be on 280 and on 85. 101 through morgan hill has reopened in both directions. the freeway is moving there. this is a major closure because they don't know. they haven't been able to tell us when they think the water will recede in order to get this freeway open. meanwhile we will see a lot of slow traffic on the other freeways. we will keep you posted on this but it would be likuta be away one of the imagine officer freeways in the bay area and that's what just happened here. let's move along and take a look at some of the other freeway around the bay. the east bay seems okay. if you are going to 880 and oakland for example. that looks normal. some of the water has gone down. it stopped raining that's helping us out at the bay bridge toll plaza lue see the photograph sick getting busier though it's not stop and go. westbound 80 near university. they are clearing crashes that were in the lanes. they moved them to the side so if you are driving from el solito to berkeley there is a slow down there. at 5:18 let's bring steve in. ? i have seen three gauge as long coyote creek. they all peaked. they are all still above flood stage. that may help. coyote reservoir is 107% of capacity, anderson is 104. those are both down from yesterday. i think coyote was 114 yesterday. that's down a bit. coyote creek at highway 237. it did peak out. i saw 19 feet. it's now 18 and a half. flood stage is 14.2. the one that's closer to where the flooding going. eden vale near silver springs sports complex. 14-point the 4. 1170. major flood stage is 14. coyote creek at east williams road i have seen 30 feet. it's still above for many. the flood warning will continue. to guess through saturday morning. we will get the a break until probably saturday morning on the rainfall that. will certainly help here. looks good. cold this morning for some. a bit of patchy fog. lake county as well. up to clear lake. last i checked the lake level 10.5. flood is nine. it's not the receding. it's holding steady. the flood warning there goes until early saturday as well. you like wise will get a break. still a winter storm warning up in the sierra for 40 minutes. we get mostly sunny skies, upper 30s. lower 40s in the mix. berkeley is 42. santa clara 42. 41 in boulder creek. more cloud cover to the soup. holding up that temperature. 23 in truckee. 39yukia. up in the sierra again little bit of snow continuing fora a  while. its been a power house system in the last couple days we will see some partly cloudy this afternoon. weak system but it's dragging a little south of us. it'll give us few high and midlevel clouds. a mix of sun and clouds. it's cold. sun and clouds could be isolated shower. overall temperatures will be in the 50s and they will stay there for a while. we will cloud it up on saturday and then it looks like rain and wind possible on sunday. >> stu. your next package deliver are you may be an air drop. why ups is hoping to use drones to help reduce costs. >> i regret the things that i said. i don't think i [inaudible] about anything in my life. >> an apology about comments he knead about child abuse. the blame he is putting on the media. . welcome back. authorities in whittier starting to build a case against a gang member accused of shooting and kill age police officer on monday and wounding another. the suspect, 26-year-old michael mahia is in the hospital recovering after being shot by police. investigators say that is he a career felon. arrested five times in the past seven moss for violating probation. on monopolies say that he killed his cousin, stole his cousin's car and then rear- ended another car. when police responded to the crash he started shooting, killing keith boyer. the police are angry that he was released on probation under a controversial measure that let him be watched by the county instead of the state. the principal a special education school in berkeley is are he coving after being stabbed by a student. berkeley police say that the 20- year-old angel jaurez stabbed the principal with a knife and then ran away. the principal was rushed to the hospital where she was treat for nonlife threatening injuries. the chp spotted jaurez two mail away and police took him into custody right here. mental health worker was also called to the scene of the arrest and this case is still under investigation. right wing writer has resigned as an editor for britbart. that's after days of criticism from conservatives for an interview where he appeared to defend sexual relationships between men and underaged boys. he also apologized for those statements. >> i don't think i have been as sorry about anything my whole life. this isn't how i wanted my parents to find out about this either. let's be clear about what's happening here. this is a media witch hunt. >> he has bounced back fromo controversial comments made about women and others. now is he planning a new media venture. he is also planning a tour. we know who will be the next chancellor of uc davis. university of california presidenta announced the 52- year-old gary may will get the job. right now he is currently dean of engineering at georgia tech. the former chance already resigned last summer after an investigation found she violated university policy. he was cleared of most of the serious allegations related to nepotism and misuse of student funds. the regents will vote on the terms of his appointment terrorism. he would then start at uc davis on august 1st. anderson reservoir in the south bay oaf flows and causes severe flooding in coyote creek. more on the hundreds of people who had to be evacuated. >> good morning. we are looking at a drive that will be very slow in san jose and the south bay because of a problem but also the east bay. we are watching highway 24. so far so good on the way to the tunnel. >> for once we don't have to drive in rain. we may have a little bit of fog and it's colder but at least we get a little dryer pattern for a few days. . good morning. welcome back. here is a interpret they sight. all the rabe we have had over the past few days creating this dramatic sight in yosemite national park. this is bridalveil falls. it's really sending out the water. normally its not that strong until spring tame when the snow starts to melt. it's happening right now. >> beautiful. >> yeah. >> welcome back here to admonishings on 2. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday february 22nd. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. just about 5:30. i thought about that. spring in yosemite. actually summer. i think steve the water will probably -- the fall also be goodall summer. >> they have had flood issues in the past when they had rapid snow melt. that's happened. there is a ton of snow. if that melts slowly it melts fast. >> what to you think? what do you predict? >> i don't know. to faraway. we have a break here from the rain. looks like today, tomorrow and friday and should start to cloud up on saturday. maybe a little patchy fog but we will start off mostly clear. get partly cloudy later on this afternoon. a winter storm warning continues for another half hour in the sierra. things look like they are about done up there. that will go for another half hour. 35 santa rosa. 38napa. low 40s for many. berkeley at 42 and up north kelseyville at 34. 30s for heels bugger. windsor. it's getting close. mill valley at 43. mostly sunny in the morning. partly cloudy in the afternoon. weak system may brush by. if there is any rain it would be brief, light. isolated. 50s on the temperatures. c, chran is open. >> 101 is open in organ hill. it's closed between there and 880 both directions. plan accordingly. with rehabilitative hit on that in just a moment. let's go out and take a look at some of my friends on 80 westbound through the solano county area. i know are you probably wondering what about us? this morning have you some slow photograph nick vallejo and that is going to be pretty normal. you are doing a normal drive. steve mentioned highway 101. it's shut down between mckee and the 880. basically between 280 and 880. 101 in both directionst. will cause a huge traffic jam later on. 810 north and southbound looks okay as you drive past. the bay bridge it looks like the metering lights have been turned on and photograph sick backing up. at 5:32 let's go back to the desk. hundreds of people in san jose are now in relief emergency shelters this morning because of the flood evacuation orders. officers went door to door at the south bay mobile home park ordering people to pack up what they could quickly and leave. rushing water from coyot, creek went through a back wall and flooded that complex. we talked to one pan who lived at the mobile home park for 20 years and this was only the second time its been flooded but much worse than he saw the first time. >> and hopefully everything clears up and we can come back home. >> and you had no idea this was going to happen? >> no. no. happened a little to fast. >> shuttle buses took them to a relief shelter where they spent the night. in all the south bay mobile home park has 550 homes. the south bay water rescue teams were busy rushing to coyote creek, rescuing people stranded by the floods. >> the creak over flowed. the lagos golf course and then a homeless camp nearby as well. firefighters rescued five people who became trapped by the floodwaters. authorities also searched by boat and by air for more people. reportedly there were as many as 40 people at this homeless camp. >> a part of highway 101 near morgan hill also under water because of the creek. we are talking about the northbound side of 101. chp won't reopen the lanes until at least 11:00 tonight. cal trans crews reportedly cutting a new canal to tray to help divert the water. a main road is also closed to traffic because of a mudslide. alexander avenue corrects them and highway 101 toward the golden date bridge and that is between east road and edwards avenue. the mudslide happened on mondayt. has since been cleared but engineers still need to look at that hilll side. again that's in the s --. time is 5:34. part of the road collapsed. highway 50 from sacramento to south lake tahoe is one of the two main roads along with interstate 80 to the tahoe area. yesterday a big sink hole, look right there, swallowed up at least 25 feet of the highway. cal traps said that this possible closure will be in effect for several months. >> erosion down below and the slope is going down. >> further east and up the mountain there were near white out conditions. back here closer to home niles canyon road remains closed. it's running as full as they can remember. the mudslide is keeping the road closed from niles to castro as rocks continue to fall on the road there. is some good news. both northbound lanes of highway 17 are now open in the santa cruz mountains. that's near vine hill road. crews have cleared a mudslide there that had the road partly shut down for more than a week. one southbound lane remains close because of the cracks in the asphalt. up in marin a portion of sir francis drake is back open. that's after a mudslide blocked lanes of take i can. the road was closed at white hill near the bay wood canyon estates. crews worked all day yesterday to build a new barricade. despite the rain water levels going down at the orrville dam. it's the good news in the almost it hundred res are he is dents. after damage to the two spillways was found. as of early this morning water level was at 852 feet. early their month it peaked at more than 900 feet. testimony continues in the sierra lamar murder case. yesterday attorneys heard from the ex-girlfriend of sierra lamar's accused killer. they say she couldn't seem to keep her story straight. now in court she claimed on the day lamar vanished she went to her mother's house and torres dropped her off. prosecutors say that during the investigation she never told deputies she was with torres that morning. torres is charged with kidnapping killing lamar though her body has never been found. is he charged with attempting to kidnap three other women in 2009. a search continues for two men wanted for a section section you'll assault in the north bay. take a look at a sketch of one of the suspects. the woman was attacked on the night of february 11th the or early the next admonishing behind a shopping center on 7th street and grant avenue near lee garner park. police gave us these surveillance images. they show the suspect as he walked in to ia lucky supermarket on grant avenue. this man described as about 5'5'', 150 pounds. take a good look. if you have information call police. still ahead this morning something new is on tap in san francisco. coming up at six we will tell you what is being added to the city's drinking water. >> two people using pesticides to things in the environment, environmental stressor that have caused havoc with the bee population. that. bee population continues to get smaller and smaller. we will tell you the effect on california's crops. . it's 5:40. wells fargo fired four top senior executives after the bank's fraudulent account scandal. the senior managers were part of their community banking division. the bank board voted to resc ind bonuses for them. the firing came from findings that bank employees opened more than 2 million accounts that may not have be authorized by customers. the department of justice is investigating this. customers and employees and share holders also have launched class action lawsuits against wells fargo. uber'sself driving cars operating in tempe arizona. yesterday morning arizona's governor took a ride in one of them. he shared how he hopes his state will benefit from this mode of transportation. >> i hope this brings new jobs. i hope it brings convenience and safety. i hope it brings in a way for disabled and blind and elderly to get the around. i think that would be a real big win. >> reporter: the use ofself driving cars in arizona comes after uber launch aid similar pie lieutenant program in san francisco last year. however that pilot program came to a halt about a week later when the dmv revoked it claiming that uber failed to get the necessary permits. ups is testing drones now to make deliver are yous in rural areas. take a look. here is a drone making a deliver are you while the driver makes another. company officials say that deliver are yous in rural areas often farah part. now drones -- i would love to have roof sliding -- drones can make some of them and save a lot of time and a lot of miles for the drivers and their trucks. there is also a new report suggesting that the honey bee population keeps getting smaller. last year the honey bee population went down by at least 8%. over the past five years the decline reached 31%. experts say that more pesticides are a big reason for that. that's why farmers here are actually limiting their use of pesticides and shipping their bee hyphens from out of california to help pollinate crops. immaterial right now is one of the bingest events in the country which is happening in california where over half of the colonies in country are being trucked in to pollinate the almonds. >> some of the crops that need honey bees to survive are almonds, apples, blueberries, soybeans, canola and cotton. ? more than 40 restaurants will close and they could include some of the out back and flemings prime steak houses. 43 restaurants owned by parent company -- will close by the end the year. the company shutting down some of its lower preforming stores. it does have more than 1500 locations worldwide. more than a dos here in the bay area. they haven't released a list of which location itself plans to close yet. ? and something already popular may be the next big thing for apple, cartoon avatars. this week apple was approved for a patent for an avatar edesting environment. this would appear to be their move to create it's own unique characters for its i-message users. mass transit is one of the most visible examples of urban infrastructure. especially trains. tom has part two of his series on the future of infrastructure and who will pay for it. >> reporter: the $5.5 billion spat drain comes to marin and sonoma late this spring. ebart will start operation from bart's pittsburgh bay point transfer station to and from antioch in late 2017. this $5.25 billion extension to bart was picked because it costs less than half of extending full electric part service. last november voter as proved a new 3.5 billion dollar bond bart measure. >> it's always a very difficult decision to ask voters for new money. >> reporter: bart designed to carry 50,000 daily passengers now carries 450,000. future expansions will increase rider ship to 650. >> we will spend mondayon "replacing track that was first installed in the 60s. replacing electrical system that were first installed in the 60s. that type of stuff. >> reporter: the doctor a transsit finance expert at the san jose based transportation institute said that people will pay for transit the they think provides a necessary and positive benefit. >> overwhelmingly they say yes. you tend to get 75% or more people saying yes that's priority. i want to see that happen. >> reporter: even if they don't ride it themselves many people sew it as a travell option and as a way to help roadways like bart does. >> as we continue to grow we will continue to need more resources. >> reporter: the controversial high speed rail project doesn't enjoy nearly the support that local transit does which raises questions, can it survive and just as importantly will it have a negative impact on local transit when it asks for more money. >> with high speed rail i think it's harder for many california residents to see who is actually going to use it. ask it really going to benefit me even identify don't uset. >> reporter: like all mega projects like the new bay bridge and the big dig high speed rail is such a large project the real cost is hard to pinpoint. what voter as proved in 2006 was a 45 billion dollar project. that was before the great recession and almost a decade of inflation. now 64 billion is more like it in the federal government is now wavering. >> very large projects lake high speed rail. it's hard to stop once you get started. nobody really see that as a feasible option. >> reporter: high speed rail may be beyond the point of no return. ktvu fox 2news. tom's next report will focus on pot holes. man they are everywhere. popping tires and ruining alignments and causing a rough ride and the rain and the water is not making any easier. >> i was just thinking about that. you kind of know where to -- swerve and move and which lane to be in sometimes. you get to know your drive with the pot holes. you navigate around them. >> you know where they are. there is one -- there are a couple them near the station. >> they are pretty big. >> yeah. >> they are pretty big. they could mess up your alignment. that's what is -- what cause its the problem. we are of course look agent the problem on highway 101 in san jose. we have to start with that every time because of the major freeway closure. highway 101 in san jose is closed even mckee road and interstate 880. i put it on the map. you see the purple on the map. give you an case. this is closed because of roadway flooding. that means more people are going to be on 85 and 280 trying to get in to the west valley. there is already a big line of traffic coming up on the closure. there are some -- at some points there are only spots where there are cones. you are coming up full speed on these closures and you can't get through. you may blow through cones if you are not pay agriculture tension so please drive carefully. approaching the closures and today is the day if you can pull it out i think to avoid the free i-ifs you can. not everybody can. people have to go to work. westbound 580 this morning. you can see slow traffic over the pass. it's slow. we don't have anything major on the pass but i want to mention that it is slow as it normally is. let's go to the 280 freeway a little farther up. you can see 280 looks okay up to highway 17. at the bay bridge toll plaza it's not raid. some of these drives look normal. some of them don't. there are is a responsibility of flooding and sonoma this morning. so if you are driving in sonoma be careful there as well. rehabilitative go to steve. we will quiet to it here. with very mostly clear skies and cold this morning. maybe patchy fopping. hats least it's dry and looks like it'll stay that way. won't amount to much. not compared to the past few days. this happened yesterday during swim practice at california high school. i have to admit this is about 2:30 yesterday. out to the east bay. rain and i saw this complete rainbow. as i wept driving. i kept driving. the tail end. maybe not this one. i went right into it. i have never done that. >> any pot of gold? >> there was a pot of gold. my last day here. good-bye. i have never done that before. i'm like i'm going in to the rainbow. >> wow. >> it it was a big day for me. >> coyote creek. i'm saucing one. there is one still showing 30 feet. with everything going on that makes sense to me. they don't give flood stage. they have the current stage. flood stage is 14. coyote creek at -- eden vale. this is one -- 14.4 where it peaked out. major flooda stage is 14. look its like maybe most are starting to recede a little bit. i don't think that much for some. the flood warning continues until early saturday morning. there is still coyote reservoir is 107% of capacity and anderson is still 104. those are down from yesterday. they are still above. we get mostly clear skies. don't want to forget clear lake. flood stage is nine. it's 10.5 and going up. just water has no place to go. that situation isn't going away any time soon. things about done. quite cool for some. upper 30s. a 40 in vallejo. san ramone. low 40s for others. 21 in truckee. yukia. things winding down. on top of more feet of snow for them. we will quiet clouds drifting over later on. there could be isolated shower or two but not looking for anything compared to yesterday. 50s on the temperatures. i will deal with that as we get closer to it. highs in the 50s. clouded up saturday. looks like rain. whipped on sunday. maybe 3,000 feet. >> where does that followl --. >> right. >> up on 80. i mean 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