4:15 a.m. you follow all that? they had a meeting after all of this today to work out affects roughly 7% of the customers. that s 29,000 people out of 420,000 people who ride bart every day. so put it in context. a few helping the many, and the few found out today that old habits die-hard. live at the embarcadero bart station in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. and wayne, we heard there were some delays at the del norte station today. what can you tell us than? del norte was an interesting situation. you can plan, you can plan, you can plan, but you can t plan for everything. it turns out there were two buses that were supposed to go to del norte. they re on the way. they re on time. they come to the railroad tracks and th way, and they had to wai. and they were late. part of that meeting, they re not going anywhere near the railroad tracks for next three and a half years. thank you so much, wayne. bart is of course integral as a part of our effort to buil
los angeles rams move on to the good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. a deadly winter storm is moving out leaving behind frigid temperatures from the midwest to the northeast this morning. the giant storm slammed the midwest with snow this weekend causing hundreds of crashes before moving east. a utility worker was killed in connecticut when a tree fell on that person, and there were also two fatalities in missouri that are believed to be weather related. across the country, thousands of flights were canceled, and power was knocked out for tens of thousands of customers. on satury,d es international airport. nobody was injured. pennsylvania and new jersey declared states of emergency. alabama is recovering from tornadoes that tore through the central part of the state on saturday. homes, businesses, government offices, and churches were badly damaged or demolished. frosty wind gusts and
this morning. marine county looks more like a lake this morning. some good news for commuters who use this shortcut. good morning to you. monday, january 23rd. i m natasha zouves. we have lisa argen here. and alexis smith, as well. i m matt keller in for reggie. mike and jessica with out today. we still have the rain. that s right. seems to be a co-host with us for the last few weeks, right? seriously. we re definitely turning a corn. though we have a flash flood watch for the bay area throughout the day. the scattered showers are widely scattered around the bay area. this morning, if you re headed south out of marine county toward the golden gate bridge, the richmond district, you ll run into showers. over fairfield, rio vista, highway 12 looking at wet weather and a rain/snow mix for mount hamilton. east of hollister, a wet day today. possible thunderstorm. we re doing okay so far this morning. i don t have major issues. just really starting to see our busy rout
president obama got off some pretty good zingers. the house republicans actually give john boehner a harder time than they give me, which means orange really is the new black. we go inside washington s biggest party of the year. hey, good morning, everybody. we decided to send our least nerdy reporter to the event known as the nerd prom. there she is. sara haines working the red carpet at the white house correspondents dinner rubbing elbows with the cast of modern family and also the cast of scandal. sara will be live from d.c. with some of the funniest and most biting and they were quite biting, those lines from president obama s speech coming up just a little bit later. i ll admit it, speaking of nerds, i stayed up and watched the whole thing on c-span last night. well, she s a regular c-span viewer. between that and bravo, the real housewives of new york, i flipped back and forth. high/low. exactly. everyone has their entertainment. it was a great sh
broadway and daniel radcliffe starring in a new play called the cripple of inishmaan. what makes this play great is it pulls off a very tricky balancing act between two totally different tones. it s both incredibly cruel and brutal and and and sad in some ways, in terms of billy s life, in the way people treat each other. and yet it is also kind of a laugh a minute. rose: we conclude this evening with director james gray and actress marion cotillard. the film is called the immigrant. the first time i read the script i i don t know exactly how to explain but for smee it was the they looked like kids like with something pureed in of them, even if some of them have more darkness, i would say. but yeah, some kids in the woods fighting to survive and surrounded by hope and beauty. rose: david sanger, richard mcgregor, daniel radcliffe, james gray, and marion cotillard when we continue. there s a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we