and now the sport. we will start with some transfer news. arsenal have agreed a deal with chelsea for around £65 million for the forward kai havertz. chelsea bought him from bayer leverkeusen in 2020 for a deal worth around 71 million pounds. mikel arteta is looking to stregthen his squad arsenal had a second bid for west ham captain declan rice turned down this week. manchester city have agreed a deal with chelsea to buy mateo kovacic. the croatian midfielder willjoin the treble winners for an initialfee of £25 million with a further £5 million of potential add ons. kovacicjoined chelsea from real madrid in 2019. they re also getting rid of french midfielder n golo kante who has agreed to move to the saudi arabian champions al ittihad. his contract at stamford bridge expires at the end of the month. he helped leicester city win the premier league in 2016 before helping chelsea win the premier league, champions league, and the fa cup. jose mourinho has been banned forfou
From the connection to joaquin. Well talk more about it later. Thats it for now. There are certainly worries about the weather at the jersey shore especially in lowlying areas. Cbs 2s Christine Sloan joins us live from union beach, new jersey, where the water is already threatening homes. Kristine. Reporter the winds are strong. Its nasty out here. We are standing along the raritan bay and all day we have been watching the water churning, the bay churning, the water crashing over this bulkhead bringing all kinds of debris here. And we have been watching the water smashing into homes along the waterfront. Folks feeling the effects of the rain up and down the jersey shore. Watching the waves crash into homes, hearing the wind howell, nerveracking for residents along the water in union beach, new jersey. Im very nervous. Reporter she evacuated with her dog. This flooded street stands between her and the home she rebuilt after sandy. Four times i had to leave because of flooding. I was tak
And he has new information on the latest incident. Da. Reporter thats right, liz. Police believe this is the man who exposed himself to young women in belmont this morning and right here in palo alto yesterday. Four cases now in five days. Palo alto Police Believe they may have two flashers on the loose and say its all hands on deck for a flasher dragnet. Marked and Unmarked Police cars are circling palo alto neighborhoods looking for two flashers. Clearly making an effort to make, you know, the neighbors feel safe. Reporter aside from more cops and increased patrols, Palo Alto Police say they put nonpriority cases on hold and assigned all available investigators to catch two men who have terrorized this community. We have people coming earlier to their shifts, people come in on their days off to assist. Reporter parents and students say they see cops parking at School Corners as classes let out. Its scary for kids especially girls to know that thats going on. So i think the increased
Im michelle griego. As kpix 5s ryan takeo reports emergency planningers are getting ahead of the game gearing up for anything to happen tomorrow. Last week was sort of like a practice. Reporter emergency planner ursula hanks warns last weeks north bay flooding might have been a test run. Its impossible to predict. But we anticipate that it will be a lot worse this time around. Reporter this time around, the storm should be larger so marin countys Emergency Operations center will be open. Different agencies will fill this room to coordinate, quicker responses, hanks says she is most worried about thursday afternoon. At 2 00, we have a high tide. So if there is continuous rain the heavy rains that we are expecting thats going to be a critical point. Reporter there should be flooding and gusty winds, meaning lots of downed power lines. We are expecting winds up to 70 miles per hour. Reporter today pg e trucks loaded up at this fremont facility. The utilitys onstaff meteorologist will send
Coming in. Good afternoon, im michelle griego. Frank is on assignment this afternoon. Trees and power lines came crashing down in todays storm creating a nightmare commute for some people. Kpix 5s kiet do with a look at some of the worst trouble spots around the bay. Reporter first it was the flooding and now its the trees. The backtobacktoback storms have saturated the ground so on highway 17 this morning a large pine tree dragged down power lines when it toppled over. Traffic was a mess as all lanes were blocked for three hours. In lafayette trees fell blocking record rainfall in one of the wettest december starts softening root systems making trees vulnerable. This is where me and my kids and my husband sleep at. With. Reporter another storm is on the way and the shelter is extending its invitation through the week. 52 people stayed here last night. A school raised money so one woman could buy Christmas Gifts for her children. That makes me happy. Kiet do, kpix 5. The red cross will