how is it holding up out there, jodi? >> reporter: terry, things are definitely looking a lot better in guerneville. you can see a lot of water out on the roads and in neighborhoods, but it is going down. we're standing here on old river road and yesterday when we were out here the water level was much, much higher. in fact, it has gone down quite a bit since we pulled up this afternoon. i'll tell you, folks here are more than ready to start drying out. >> it's deep. >> reporter: for the first time in five days, wendy e chavarria was able to go out without a boat. the waters finally receded enough for her to walk around. >> it always feels good when it stops raining, that's the thing. when it stops raining, everything will be okay. it will be dirty, but you have to work through it. >> the russian river crested yesterday and now the water levels of the river and nearby creeks are finally going down. neighborhoods are muddy and wet, but most homes are up on stilts. people here say the damage isn't anything they can't handle

reekrting live i'm jodie hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> treacherous for sure. thank you, jodie. now we heard jeff ranieri tell us a flash flood warning is in effect along the los gatos creek and in campbell. one reason for that as jeff mentioned is the lexington bayrvoir is full and it's dumping excess water over the now.l way right into the los gatos creek. ==rajay area's marianne picks up our coverage from the creek. >> reporter: water gushing over the spill way at lexington reservoir, something that hasn't happened here since march 2011. this water is dropping into los gatos creek which is already swollen and running fast. >> you know, the creek at the levels they're at, 6 inches of water is enough to knock somebody over when it's moving quickly. about a foot of a water when it's moving quickly is enough to float a small car. >> reporter: the los gatos creek trail now looks like a rushing river with more than 3 feet of water covering the popular bike path. this runner had to make a detour and said trail side exercise equipment was submerged. >> you have a foot or two to get t

in guerneville, i'm jodi hernand hernandez, nbc bay airy news. >> thank you, jodi. they're not the only ones who want the water to go down. look at this. look at the homes here. this is in hollister. in the past 90 minutes san bernardino county leaders issued a warning. they say no home is beyond repair so far. those inspections, though, determine whether homeowners can apply for state disaster assistance. one thing did impress them is how the community has come together. >> what impress med the most was just the amount of the residents helping each other and staking care of each other, that whole community approach, everybody watching each other's backs, helping each other out. those who weren't impacted helping with other people's animals. >> more than 100 people evacuated their homes yesterday morning. some of those neighbors are staying in red cross shelters. talking about helping out, they've been sending us pictures and videos. this is from patrick shuler. these are king tides rolling right there over the shore onto the shore in burlingame and photos cement to

jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. a message to the new president, this picture from our nbc bay area helicopter, people joining hands to create a human chain across the golden gate bridge today. the demonstrators wore purple which is a color that represents unity and anti-bullying. many hope the new president hears their message. >> america is great. america doesn't have to get great. we are great. and we're great because we help other people around the world in addition to ourselves. >> the event was peaceful and no reported incidents or problems. a wave of inauguration day protesters overtook san francisco. we're at a new protest under way in the past 30 minutes. christie. >> reporter: i spoke with organizers, they say after the election, thousands of people came out to the streets, not sure how many to expect but they are very passionate, the speakers just started here near civic center. starting to protest, now president donald trump. it's a date of demonstrations in san francisco, transit interruptions after prot

reporting live in napa county i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. as one would expect, the storm is triggering power outages, more than 42,000 customers without power in the bay area, most on the peninsula. you're looking at the pg&e map right there. there are thousands of people out of power in the north bay and the south bay. and the storm is pounding the santa cruz mountains today. high winds, torrential rain fall. rip boone has been there all day long. >> reporter: terry, it's rising as we speak, about 10 minutes ago there was a fire department that came down here and said this is your live shot. let me know something, the next 30 minutes the water at this point should be way above this bank and all the way into our parking lot where our satellite truck is located, so we're out of here pretty soon. you see this river, the residents are very serious about this, so much they told me to tie this rope around my waist just in case something happens at this particular standpoint where i'm at in this location. it's a serious nature because they know th

anyway, we have jody who helped -- there she is. there's jody. jody is responsible for the book actually literally coming together. she was the editor of it and we have john morgan, publisher, john. there's john, thank you all for being here. they deserve a lot of credit for the final product as well and we are thrilled to have this event and thank you all for coming and thank you most of all for being here. >> thank you very much. it's great to be here. my first time here so i'm really thrilled to be talking today. i want to first mention the book and why the book is so incredible, i have no idea what this meant that cnn was making a book about the election, this was at least a year and a half ago and candidates entering the race. cnn assigned jody, the editor, the main writer of the book to -- to go off to not have to worry about the dade campaign but the document what happened. when you think about the title unprecedented, we all went into election night thinking i think most of us thinking hillary clinton was about to be the first female pres

we're going to talk sixers with 95 wip jody camera coming up. welcome to the hyundai sports zone i'm lesley van arsdale, a battle down under in within a simmonds was a great day at the all-star game in los angeles, we're going to start off talking about the sixers on the road tonight in chicago taking on the bulls, joel embiid stayed in in philadelphia as he continues to recover from a knee injury, jahlil okafor sat nursing a sore knee. robert covington gets the pass from each otherj mcconnell. scored 21 points. we have the pass from tj hit the in the lane then the bulls pull away. jimmy but lever goes in for the jam. bulls beat the sixers 121-108. >>> the sixers needed a miracle. the cats looking to rebound from tuesday loss at mar kety. josh hart comes up big, heart was just 12 points, the cavaliers regain the leads, michael bridges does his own shot and scores, under a minute left, jay lynn brunson drives. and scores. but virginia would tie up the game once again, villanova had the final shot. josh hart. no good. but then there's the freshman

i'm jodi hernandez. in east bay, a suspect answers to federal charges. that's how an east bay woman pleaded today to charges she helped her husband carry out the deadly orlando >>> not guilty of that's how an east bay woman pled today. the charges that she help her husband carry out the deadly orlando nightclub shooting. jodi hernandez was in court today as she answers some very serious allegations. >> reporter: they are very serious. the charges carry a possible life sentence. but today floor salman pleaded not guilty. her family says federal investigators have it wrong. 30-year-old noor salman pleaded not guilty to all charges in federal court this morning. she was accused of helping her husband who there did the orlando nightclub shooting that left 49 people dead and then misleading investigators with lies and misstatements. >> she entered a plea of not guilty on all counts. >> reporter: her attorney will now fight to get a release from jail on bail while the case makes its way through federal court t

. >> jody canter. the book called the obamas now out in paperback. thank you very much for being with us. we appreciate it. guest: thank you for having me. host: your book begins with a story of michelle obama shortly after the election traveling to a park with her zaurts and talking to a friend as to whether or not she wants to move to the white house right away or whether she should stay in chicago. i mention that because that's exactly the same conversation mill ania trump has been having. she will reportedly be spending time in new york as her son completes fourth grade. guest: the parallel is really strong. i wrote this book in part because i had covered the obamas for a number of years. when they started their time in the white house what i really began to understand is that becoming president and first lady is not something that takes place in one moment on inauguration day when the new president takes the oath of office. it's really a process that happens behind the scenes. and sometimes a very difficult one. and part of that is what it means

i'm jodi hernandez. why some say the fight is far from over. >>> we're seeing a pretty calm evening commute right now. 101 through palo alto. wind speeds are light at the moment. it's subject to change as rain approaches san francisco and the coast followed up by gusty winds up to 50 miles per hour. when the heaviest rain will arrive as we come right back. >>> it is something that the team is dreading. we're live outside the coliseum with jodi hernandez where locals say the game isn't over yet. >> reporter: fans say it really hurts but they are not giving up. they say oakland is still very much in the game. >> i'm not wearing anything that says anything oakland until we find out that the raiders are staying here in oakland. >> reporter: that's the pledge from die hard raiders oakland fan after the raiders filed an application with the nfl to move the team to las vegas. >> a lot of fans are heartbroken. they are full of despair. they don't know what to think. >> reporter: the raiders have been talking wit

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jodi hernandez went to see what happened. what is the situation right now? >> reporter: we have the russian river at the highest level it has been at since the storm started. the highest level in more than a decade. take a look here at the pee wee golf and arcade center. it is flooded and you can see the folk who is live in the neighborhood getting around by canoe. we have seen unbelievable pictures. things like this all over town. folks here are doing their best to ride it out. sections of the river can only be navigated by boat today. the russian river has come close to cresting and some people woke up to find their homes surrounded by water. >> i literally floated out from my back yard. my basement and garage got flooded. i figured i would take the kayak. >> it has been more than a decade since people have seen flooding like this. neighbors are pulling together. most have been through it before. >> we are making the most of it. they get down the road to his car. we cope. >> one neighbor can't help that california national guard is standing by to pitch in.

jodi hernandez live in oakland. >>> things are dry in downtown san jose. the calm before the storm. as we go up to the north bay, light raun is approach in the first of three storms aim in on the bay area, wind and rain and the potential of huge surf out on the coast. the latest when we come back. ♪ life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. that was the debate today, as the wife of omar mateen appeared in an east bay courtroom. fed

enda -- there is thosey -- jody is responsible for the books coming together. she was editor of it and we have john morgan, the publisher meter books. thank you for being here. so they deserve a lot of credit for this final product and we are just thrilled to have this event and thank you all for coming and thank you for being here. >> thank you very much. great to be here. my first time here, i'mso aim thrilled to be here today. i want to first mention the book and why the book is so incredible i had no idea what the meant when i heard cnn was making a book about the election, at least a year and a half ago as the candidate were entering the race. cnn assignedded jody, and thomas the main writer of the book to go off -- not have to worry about the day-to-day match nations of the campaign. we all went into election night thinking, most of us, thinking hillary clinton was about to be the first female president. unprecedented story. the title stands even more strongly today. one month later. in this book here's what amazed me-i don't know how you did it -- it rea

jodi goldberg, fox5 news. >> that is really amazing. can you imagine you and yourur spouse delivered by the same doctor. >> doctor prince is quite thehe kingly doctor. i love that story.y. we've warmed up a little bit. we have. we were stuck in the 40s all day. we've been waiting for this cold front to be coming through. temperatures have only now h started to get up to 50-degreesr they will probably stay steady or rice a little bit overnight. we've obviously lost the sun now. we're also noticing a little bii of fog.ng you can see it a bit in this andd some of our models as well as our observatio that this could get a little bit thicker as we requesting through the night.th what is not going to continue which ended up being a quarter of an inch. there are one or two showers around, we're not going to take them out of the forecast butt they will be much spottier if. up through new york state andne partsw of new england we'll hal clouds and drizzle that will linger tonight and the fog that may be around. our interpret at 5:00 jumped up to

jodi is also a cbs contributor. good morning. >> good morning. >> ever since george washington, presidents have given farewell addresses, but president obama will be the first to return to his hometown to deliver his what will we hear him say?d y a ob w iting to see is what the message he chooses to deliver to the american people about how they should navigate the next four years. >> i'm guessing that one of the things he's going to talk about in reading a lot of the legacy things he's doing, there's always concern about media in the future in terms media, in terms of fake news an of us. he was in a way patient partisan rumors about the death panels and the democrats wanted to make end of life-desomething'ses for people and president obama was the presidency. and i think ac party which needs a lot of work. they're really two off very lon hawaiian vacation has disappear. the country is going to want to keep hearing from him. on the other hand there is a tradition of the president and first lady kind of keeping quiet.

jodi? >> the new chief acknowledges that she is an kbrout sider, but she says she is determined to earn the trust of oakland police officers and the community. when it comes to leading this department, she says she's all in. >> i am so excited to be here in oakland, and to be your chief of police. >> oakland's new police chief says she's ready to hit the ground running. veteran law enforcement leader says she has the courage to transform the beleaguered oakland police department. >> we're moving forward, we'll learn from the mistakes of our past, the past is behind us now. we learn from that, and we're moving forward. >> kirkpatrick's 34 years in law enforcement includes serving as chief in several cities in washington. and most recently heading up police reforms in chicago. the tennessee native says she's not afraid to hold officers accountable. but promises to also be their biggest champion. >> for the men and women of the oakland police department, i want you to know that i have the cour

jodi is also a cbs contributor. good morning. >> good morning. >> ever since george washington, presidents have given farewell addresses, but president obama will be the first to return to his hometown to deliver his speech. what will we hear him say? >> under very tricky circumstances, right? he's about to hand the keys to the white house to a man who he disagrees with on a really fund mental level, right? >> well, who questioned obama's legitimacy. >> exactly. who rose to power by smearing him. so the president has a reall trtricky job to do, right? on the o one hand he wants to defend his legacy. he isinning to set up some of the opposition to donald trump for the next four years and yet as we know, president obam believer i in taking that t kind of above the fray unifying nonpartisan so w what i'm reaeally waiaitin see i is w what iss message he chooses to deliver to the american people about how they should navigate the next four years. >> i'm guessing that one of the things he's going to talk about in reading

reporting live in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> cold case solved, how vacaville investigators suspect the disappearance of a teen. >>> of course they're going to clean up their act when someone's coming. >> san francisco restaurants with a history of dirty conditions can now pay for a chance to get a clean record. coming up, the investigation every food lover needs to watch. with the swipe of his pen today, president trump took the first step towards one of his biggest >>> right now at 6:30, with the swipe of his pen today, president trump took a step toward one of his biggest campaign promises. he signed two executive orders aimed at stopping immigration. >> those orders call for america to build a wall along the mexico border. the president was asked what can be more important than enhancing public safety. in an interview that airs this evening, the president says mexico will pay one way or another. but didn't exactly explain what that meant. also tonight, the published reports that mexico's president is reconsidering an upcoming visit on the uni

i'm jodi hernandez in oakland. i'll tell what you the team says they can't take with them if they move. >> reporter: some much needed financial relief is heading to pacifica. why some neighbors worry it won't come soon enough. >> i'm meteorologist jeff ranie ranieri. a mix of sun and clouds. while we have dry weather ahead, we are tracking an active pacific. i'll let you know when the next storm is moving in. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. to president trump. greenpeace activists are doingt president's attention. ==tak== >>> sending a message. green peace activists are doing their best to get attention. seven scaled the nearly 300-foot crane at a downtown

jodie feliz, daylin leach and lauren mayk are back. joe, what does the replacement look like? >> i don't know what the replacement will look like, but i think it's better than what we have now. we have the largest majorities across the state here. and in the senate and in the house. we saw the republicans take the senate. we have ridiculous amounts of govern governorships and voters don't want this. i have heard from several small business owners how it's hurt their business how it's hurt their businesses. just another crippling tax on top of it. >> i see people that say that obamacare saved their lives. now they have health care and they were denied earlier because of fre existing conditions. during the campaign he said i'm going to replace obamacare with something tremendous. it will be terrific. it's going to be classy. everyone is going to love it, believe me. that was his entire plan. okay? and since then, he's not gotten any more specific. frankly, the congress can't come up with anything to replace it with. because the physics of health care are that either you have sin

jodi kantor, thanks for being here. >> thank you so much. >>> jodi kantor is author of "the obamas." it's been newly updated. it might be a good time to read it. we'll be right back. >>> successive rts rarely in complete lockstep of who they wanted in their own role. but 11 presidents in a row have agreed on one particular person handling something very special. and very important. 11 presidents in a row. until now. this story is so weird and it's next. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena®. >>> he'd grown up in d.c., did a couple years in the navy. then he decided to go to broadcasting school. he'd been the announcer at football games at his high school. he remembered he liked so on a whim decided to go to broadcasting school. this is the 1940s, 1950s. he chased broadcasting jobs all the way to the southeast. he went to west virginia for a while. he was doing small town radio gigs in west virginia. that's

i'm jodi hernandez. i'll show you what the federal responders are doing just in case. right now at 6-30: the storm lived up to the hype... widd >>> the rain is here and it's coming and we have to be ready. >> right now at 6:30, the storm lived up to the hype. wide spread damage and even more rain tonight. that's enough to get the attention of federal emergency responders. they're in the bay area. tonight we'll check in with them in just a moment. >> first, let's check in with chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. let's talk about the threat of more flooding. >> it looks very real for us. the ground is saturated. we have rainfall beginning right now, moderate in some spots. we get all of the moisture leading up to the storm and then eventually that moves in for tuesday. bottom line, flooding threat for the next two days. the large river stems that cause the bulk of the problems, russian river at guerneville at 35 feet now which is flood stage. it could hit 36 feet by tomorrow night and then by thursday we'll begin to see it drop. the napa river, 25.5 feet tomorrow evening k

jodie hernandez is on the scene. she's going to bring you updates as soon as we get them. >> unless he's been able to get those cuffs off, he's going to be pretty easy to spot. if you have friends who are in that area, have them follow us on our social media platforms to see that picture. call 911 if they see anything. >> good advice. we are spotting mid 6 0s in our four cast today, then take a turn for tomorrow. >> yes, look at what you can expect by wednesday afternoon through friday, expect periods ever moderate to heavy downpours, gusty winds anywhere from 15 to 35 mile per hour which could bring anywhere from an inch to 2 1/2 inches of average rain totals. and more snow for the sierra summit. >> wednesday through friday it is. thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast is tonight at 5:00. over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range

jodi kantor, thanks for being here. >> thank you so much. >>> jodi kantor is author of "the obamas." it's been newly updated. it might be a good time to read it. we'll be right back. i had that dream again -- that i was on the icelandic game show. and everyone knows me for discounts, like safe driver and paperless billing. but nobody knows the box behind the discounts. oh, it's like my father always told me -- "put that down. that's expensive." of course i save people an average of nearly $600, but who's gonna save me? [ voice breaking ] and that's when i realized... i'm allergic to wasabi. well, i feel better. it's been five minutes. talk about progress. [ chuckles ] okay. . >>> successive rts rarely in complete lockstep of who they wanted in their own role. but 11 presidents in a row have agreed on one particular person handling something very special. and very important. 11 presidents in a row. until now. this story is so weird and it's next. ♪ ♪ trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief

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jodi hernandez is live with more. >> reporter: she's faced with charges of aiding, abetting and obstruction of justice. we obtained the exclusive video of this morning's fbi operation. it took federal investigators just 11 minutes to arrest her at her mother's rodeo home. >> it's a proiivate family. they live alone. rarely see them outside. windows closed all of the i'm. >> reporter: but this man's quiet neighbors got a surprise visit this morning. sheriff's deputies and the fbi pulled up in front of the rodeo home just after 7:30 rushing inside where they arrested no e. seven months after her husband, omar mateen shot and killed 49 people in orlando. she's been arrested on charges of aiding and abetting and obstruction of justice. >> i'm not really surprised because i felt like something may transpire. if he was connected to this guy, then she may have known more than she was coming out and saying. >> salman grew up in this neighborhood where she lived with her parents until he got married and moved to florida. >> he mother thought she had been cleared and urged her to mo back to the bay a

jodi hernandez is in oakland tonig tonight. these crimes could be linked. what is the latest you're hearing. >> reporter: the family of the man killed yesterday tells us they've been contacted by homicide investigators about a possible connection to that case and today's shooting of a toddler. tonight that toddler is being treated here at children's hospital for a gunshot wound. >> i think it was make four gun shots, four gun shots and then a pause and then another three or four gun shots. >> reporter: that's what people in this neighborhood heard about noon today when police say somebody shot at a car occupied by a mom and a toddler. wounding the 22-month-old little girl. >> the mother and child were in the vehicle at the time of the shooting and again the child did sustain a gunshot wound. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: now nbc bay area has learned that police are looking at a possible connection to the city's first killing of the year, 21-year-old demonte thomas was gunned down in west ohmland yesterday afternoon. >> i just don't understand. i still ask

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jodi hernandez joins us. that river is moving fast. what's happening there tonight? >> reporter: it's been one wild ride for folks who live here. the river is at its highest level, can you see what that's bhent for people who live here. you're looking at a peewee golf and arcade. a business that is six feet underwater. we've seen seens like this all over town, folks here are just doing their very best to get through it. sections of river road can only be navigated by boat today. the river has come close to cresting, some people woke up to find their homes sur rounded by water. >> i literally floated out from my backyard, out to river road. >> my basement and garage got flooded. i figures i'd take the kayak for a little run and i don't get to do this often. >> it's been more than a decade since people have seen flooding like this. neighbors are pulling together. most have been through it before. >> we're all making the most of it. those that have boats come out to help each other out. helped a gentleman get down the road to his car. and we cope. >> when neighbors can'

jo jodi. >> they thought jody foster. our production meredith -- i have to laugh. meieida. >> that's a pretty name. >> somebody said -- hi, meredith! >> somebody said there's a theory that starbucks does it on purpose so they get press. >> we just gave it to them. >> we just talked about them for 30 seconds about the starbucks cup. >> you're right. you're >> can tommy get a little water? tommy, i'm worried. >> do you need a cough drop. are you okay? >> he has a tickle. okay. >> we found out a couple of weeks ago that margot robbie is playing ta pl pl tan harding. we saw pictures of her ice skating. she is as tonya harding. >> wow. >> looks good. >> she does. that's split screen. >> yeah. >> looks like tonya harding. >> that's great. >> that's 1994. >> that is. she looks good. time for the subject we wait for on this day. the bachelor update with amanda! >> hey! >> hello. >> how are you? >> i tell you what you need to know. >> yeah. we're back with nick. and last girls. the first is this girl have a necessa vanessa. a teacher. canadian. she gets a one-on-one date. i

jodi hernandez joins us from walnut creek with a look at the damage and more importantly, who might have done this. >> reporter: yeah. it's really an awful mess out here. we're standing at the edge of the soccer field. you can see the tire tracks where the vandals drove on to the soccer field and went wild with their muddy maneuvers. maneuvers that have left a lot of kids crushed. >> it's not cool. it's really annoying to have to come out here and see our beautiful field completely trashed. >> reporter: the soccer plays at the christian school are feeling defeated tonight after somebody had a field day on their school soccer field, spinning donuts and ripping apart the grass. >> it stinks that we can't play soccer on the field. >> reporter: the head of the school says the vandals had a heyday on the field monday night and return again last night to do more damage. >> actions have consequences. when you do something like this, you're just really getting a few seconds of pleasure and causing a lot of pain for our community. >> reporter: the school had recently leveled the school and reseed

. >> let's check in with nbc bay area's jodi hernandez live in oakland. >> reporter: oakland has been the epicenter for the protesters. you can see the police running by. hundreds are still in the street and police are keeping a very close eye on things. ♪ >> he's not my president. i don't recognize that man as the president. >> reporter: hundreds are gather in downtown oakland to express how they feel about the inauguration of president donald trump. carrying signs that carry a wide range of concern. people are making it clear. they're not happy. >> he represents the 1%. that is his only claim to fame. >> i watched the inauguration today and all i see is old white men cheering. i don't see anybody there that represents -- >> reporter: folks say they're feeling anxiety, anger and fear. >> i am scared, i am sad and i am totally fired up to resist -- >> reporter: as many marched through the streets, others talk it out with trained listeners from a group called sidewalk talk. >> offering three listening because people have a lot of strong emotions today and all feelings are welcome, al

jody? >> i don't get it. is that for hoda? >> oh, they thought she was jody foster. >> oh. >> i like that they -- >> our producer meredith -- i got to -- meredith hers said merida. >> that's a pretty name. >> hi, meredith. >> hey, merida. >> we call her merida now. >> somebody said there's a theory that starbucks does it on purpose so they get press. >> we just talked for 30 seconds about the starbucks cups. >> you're right. >> so maybe -- >> you are right. >> -- so. >> can you help tommy out with a little bit of water? >> tommy, just -- >> i'm worried. >> you want -- you need a cough drop. >> are you okay? >> he has a tickle. all right. we found out a couple of weeks ago that margo robbie has been cast to play ice skater tanya harding in the new film, which i'm excited to see. >> me too. >> pictures have now -- they emerged earlier of her practicing ice skating, but we had no idea how the physical transformation would actually look until now. >> here is -- this is margo robbie, what she looks like, and here she is as tanya ha

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jodi hernandez is in oakland tonig tonight. these crimes could be linked. what is the latest you're hearing. >> reporter: the family of the man killed yesterday tells us they've been contacted by homicide investigators about a possible connection to that case and today's shooting of a toddler. tonight that toddler is being treated here at children's hospital for a gunshot wound. >> i think it was make four gun shots, four gun shots and then a pause and then another three or four gun shots. >> reporter: that's what people in this neighborhood heard about noon today when police say somebody shot at a car occupied by a mom and a toddler. wounding the 22-month-old little girl. >> the mother and child were in the vehicle at the time of the shooting and again the child did sustain a gunshot wound. >> it's horrible.

jody, thanks for the time. >> thank you. >>> facebook soaring 35% in a year. one analyst says the ride is far from over. it's our call of the day and it is next. ? addi wve.knowwi cs aui and they're absolutely right. they say that it's hot... when really, it's scorching. and while some may say the desert is desolate... we prefer secluded. what is the desert? it's absolutely what you need right now. absolutely scottsdale. . >>> hi. i'm sue herera. here's what's happening. the justice department says the chicago police department has violated the constitutional rights of residents for years. while permitting racial bias against blacks. this after a year long investigation into the department. >> the department of justice has concluded that there is reasonable cause to believe that the chicago police department engages in the pattern or practice of use of excessive force in violation of the 4th amendment to the constitution. >>> toyota is recalling an additional 543,000 vehicles in the u.s. for defective front passenger airbag inflaters made by takata. it include

no, said the cbi's jody wright. more like a cover-up. >> nothing in his statement matched anything that i knew to be at the crime scene. it just didn't make sense. none of it. >> it wasn't really that ralph changed his story in his "world journal" manifesto, not exactly. more like he kept adding to it. so he watches very carefully what you're doing and tailors his story to match what he thinks you're finding. >> exactly. >> ralph kept explaining, kept offering not less, but more details. about, for example, the drawer pulls in his house, the ones investigators removed to test for fingerprints. >> in the event that one of the invasion persons touched them. >> now here's ralph with the police at his house just after pam was murdered. noticing the missing knobs. >> what happened to all the knobs? >> he was very upset that they were missing. >> i don't understand why the knobs are gone. >> and he would know you're looking for fingerprints of these home invaders. >> well, yes. >> but what if they didn't find any fingerpr

reporting in oakland, jodi hernandez. >> thank you. >>> our investigative unit has been into her job history. she comes to oakland from chicago where she was in charge of reforming the chicago police department. before that she worked for the fbi as a trainer in seattle. she was snekd command for the kings county sheriff's department from 2012 to 2014. from 2006 to 2012, she was chief of police in spokane, washington. coming up at 6:00. whether her experiences have prepared her for the job. >>> the u.s. board of regionents says there will be a moderate tuition like of $282. it is the first increase since 2011. also, a new $54 fee to increase mental health services. >>> an emotional president obama made his formal farewell to the military today. he address them in northern virginia. he received the department of defense medal for distinguished service. he was uncharacteristically somber but did he get a laugh when he talked about how much he'll miss air force one and marine one. >> i can stand before you today and say there has been no greater privilege and no greater job. >> the pres

jodi hernandez. nbc bay area. >>> more traffic delays at 101 after an rv caught fire. a viewer posted this video on twitter. it happened just after 3:00 on southbound 101 near the airport. highway patrol says the fire is out but there are delays in both directions. chp officers cleared the scene. no word on if anyone was injured or what cause that had fire to begin with. >>> today sunshine a welcome sight. this next storm is looming. people are racing against the clock cleaning up the mess caused by all the major flooding. how the russian river surged to its highest level. when it recede, it left mud, debris and a lot of standing water in homes and on the roads. >> pushed it all to the backyard with the backhoe. and then now we're just pressure washing all the mud out of there. trying get the driveway clean. >> a few more days of dry weather to get it all done. this has been a tough week but they have seen worse in years and decades past. so what's next? we are expecting more rain on tuesday. jeff ranieri will update that in a few minutes. >>> reservoir is still the fu

. >> fuller house's jodi had a different reason. >> my older daughter is rock and roll and so she's like mom i love the jacket with the dress, that looks really awese. >> and priyanka chopra wins just for showing up six days after her on set accident sent her to the hospital with a concussion. you're not playing it safe, you're in heels and given the fact you just got out of hospital, that's risky priyanka. >> but how can a girl go to a red carpet without heels? don't tell my doctor that. when you see the pictures i say oops, i forgot, it was a concussion. i got hurt so i'm supposed to forget things. >> i like to forget my heels. well, another big winner last -pnight, "this is us" for favore new tv drama. millions of people are obsessed with this series but "et" online discovered things even die-hard fans don't know about. >> i know a secret. it takes you three and a half hours in the makeup chair. >> and it takes about an hour and a half to take it off. >> yeah. >> on the show, mandy goes from age 27 to 66 and she plays lots of years in between. >> the only complaint i might register is

jodie cantor author of "the obamas" also joins me. david, you have been at so many inaugurations, right, you've seen this, the tradition of it, which is i think part of what makes, you know, people get goose bumps. donald trump has been the kind of guy that wants to throw tradition away. but today he's really stuck with it. he did that at the lincoln memorial, had the concert there. where do you expect him to be unconventional tomorrow? >> i think this is my 11th inauguration. i think in general he showed today a solemnity we haven't ordinarily associated with donald trump. it did seem as doug said earlier on it was now beginning to hit him, you know, because you can't be surrounded -- you're surround by so many soldiers. that in part gives you a sense of the enormous authority that goes with the office. but he was still donald trump today. the preposterous statement of the collective highest i kwfshgs of any cabinet in history. really? i think even rick perry would say look he was preceded in this office by the chair of the physics d

. >>> governor tom wolf's latest stops on his jobs that pay tour took him to jody natural foods this cherry hill. >> the governor began with the tour of the facility where he, sampled traditional indian food. he hosted an employee round table where he promised to take any concerns back to harrisburg. issues discussed included health care, expansion and creation of new jobs. jody has been producing high quality indian food since 1979 >>> well, coming up on "eyewitness news" a break in the kim kardashian robbery case, police smashed through gates and raided homes taking 17 people in custody. we have details on the wide net authorities had to cast to nab the suspects. >>> on line shoppers beware, your on line history could cost you money, we will tell you how to protect yourself. >>> and it the is the speech a lot of people are talking about actress merrill streep golden globe comments and reaction from president-elect trump. we have a live report from los angeles, afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading

nothing but prayer. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> batten down the hatches. a strong rainstorm heading to the bay area. kari hall has a look at the timeli timeline. >>> some heavy rain and strong winds for the weekend. i'll give you an idea of the timeline and how much rain to expect. also we'll check in on the sierra coming up. >>> and we'll check in on our breaking news. live look at an airport in ft. lauderdale, the main airport there. a deadly shooting leaves four people dead. that number has increased. we have the latest coming up. with the xfinity tv app, anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. lauderdale. here's live pictures. >>> breaking news we're following out of ft. lauderdale, florida. live pictures of the airport, the international airport there, where there has been a shooting. five people killed, 13 shot. we have just conf

." >> reporter:immigration -- a sentimental subject for jodi edwards and don mangala. sot- "we just got married. my husband's from sri lanka. so, we are very excited about the process we've begun in our lives. love brought us together and now we're apart of this community." nats- "si, se puede." hundreds marched from city hall, through the streets of san jose. young and older. >> reporter:documented and undocumented immigrants concerned their families may soon be ripped apart. >> :sot- "i'm very concerned. um, i grew up in a immigrant community. um, most of my friends come from immigrant backgrounds all over the world and, yeah, i don't, i don't want to see what will potentially happen to them against the trump administration." nats- "beep, beep." nats- "hey, trump, escucha estamos te la lucha." the group gathered in front of the federal building. where democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren addressed the crowd. >> :sot- "repealing healthcare, deporting immigrants, trashing the planet, that's not where america needs to go and we will not stand for it." >> reporter:san jo

reporting live, jodi hernandez. nbc bay area news. >> we should add late today, orlando police released new photos showing the scope of the shooting there at the pulse nightclub. more than four 00 of these photos in evidence. some of the pictures are too gruesome to show. others show bullet holes throughout the bar, a missing wall and what's left of the bathroom where some of the victims were hiding. >>> to our other top story, preparing for more rain. the first of three storms will arrive just hours from now. rob, these storms will bring some significant wind with them. >> that's right. strong gusty winds. that will mean some big surf heading to the coast and the numbers so far midway through the month, amazing numbers. three to 11 inches of rain around the bay area. about one to seven inches more rain right now than we typically see through the month. here comes the next in a series of storms. overcast skies in san jose and what will be different with this next round of storms, for one thing, will be the gusty win