stemming from an incident on january 18th. according to the d.a. turner was sexually assaulting an unconcious woman on campus when two bicyclists witnessed the rape. the d.a. says he ran away but the two on the bicycles chased him down and held him until campus polic arrived. he was booked into the county jail that night. stanford alumna sally lieber says the arrest has enhanced the dialog of rape on campus and what needs to be done to stop it. the : there is now obviously a star athlete at stanford that is on trial and i think this will be a help the process on the issue of campus rapes which will help the students and administration and parents and friends of students helped talk more about it. jeff bush:many of the students on campus heard about the rape allegations and were shocked to hear that the accused is one of the star athletes on campus. sally says the rape allegation tarnishes the reputation of the athletic department and the school as a whole. :i think it is s
mark:and in connecticut, those are cars buried in several inches of snow. the roads were impassable at times for drivers. and people who did brave the cold were out shoveling all that newly fallen snow. darya:and take a look at this video out of new york. instead of trying to walk. this person went skiing on the sidewalk! mark:we have seen thousands of flights canceled the past two days due to the blizzard that hit the northeast. mark:and travel at s-f-o will hopefully get back to normal today. james: thereof by a couple of inches big deal and one else has exactly will forecast a bill to expect to some isolated spots of the 3 ft. of snow and that certainly would be reported now cross a good many communities along the coast of new england to the last bit of a not for his way to remain before filing a is off the system is in that direction with a we expect with the system as it continues to fizzle out today 12 more inches this should fall in the area by man new hampshire
attention to weather across the country. erica: we did see up to 2 ft. of snow for portions of new hampshire massachusett road island accident that would fund is no closer to the coastline closer to your city led to 30 in. of snow was so the worst flooding passed into massachusett with wind gusts of 80 mi. per hour. erica: right now we do have some areas of low-lying cloud cover but no wet weather on the horizon. we re talking about the driest january on record with there s the possibility as is the first week of february a live look as if so where do with to this and on this wednesday morning. we re on the close eye for some laws we are dealing with legal more fortified reason oakland downtown san francisco at 51 degrees with no issue of visibility. erica: it will be a little warmer than desolate we re expecting more sunshine 68 year high in oakland 06 for a downtown san francisco is now getting is warm in the east bay fairfield reaching high of 60 and antioch. is the
darya:the blizzard buried the boston area in more than that exceeded 70-miles- per-hour. on the left you can see flooding in a small massachusetts town. the storm brought mark: significant coastal flooding and severe beach erosion. on the right you can see just how rough the conditions were on the coast. mark:the storm is quieter this morning. mark:boston s logan international airport is expected to resume some flights. mark:but the bitter cold threatens to complicate efforts to clear clogged streets and restore power to more than 15-thousand homes and businesses. mark:this is what it looked like in new york. mark:streets are empty but there s not that much snow compared to other parts of the north east. mark:new york and new jersey were spared the worst of the storm. mark:and this is the scene in new jersey. mark:people were out walking around. despite being told to stay home. mark:forecasters had warned new jersey and new york that they could get one to two feet
you might be seeing this tiny guy at the masters in two or three decades. at 17 months, he s swinging a golf club like a champ. look, he hardly ever misses and really packs a punch. he even hits them on the run. his mom calls him peanut and says he was fascinated with the game before he could even walk or talk. that kid is good. he is amazing. keep (male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. it s the 40th anniversary of roe versus wade. the monumental supreme court case that gave women the right to choose to have an abortion. but decades later the controversy of the decision continues. and today both pro and pro choice activists rallied in san francisco. tens of thousands of demonstrators descended upon downtown san francisco and kron s alecia reid was there to hear from both sides. reporter: that s right vicki, women are standing up all over the bay area to protect their right to choose. people from both sides rallied today. first sto