a category ef-0 twister hit roseville. at least 12 homes suffered roof damage. the national weather service will tend seems out to roseville tomorrow to inspect the damage. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. some rare weather in our region. >> most certainly. we're going to round up those tornado reports across california. we did have a funnel cloud report just after 3:00 today near bremtwood and antioch. nothing ems here across the bay area. off to the north, north of sacramento, three reports of funnel clouds and then over here towards roseville, a tornado report according to the national weather service, the information we're getting, ef-0. winds ranging from 60 to 80 miles per hour and could have been 30 to 40 feet wide at this point. 12 homes damaged, no injuries. off to the north, a little more here in chico, a tornado just south of downtown chico. then also two reports of funnel clouds and of tornadoes near willows, as well. we still have some of that upper level energy that brought us the severe weather across california today. that's p

a very scary few minutes here in roseville. no one was injured. as for mark thompson who thought california didn't have tornadoes, well he now knows that we have tornadoes in california. reporting live in roseville, alan wang, abc7 news. >> not too often, but boy when we do, alan, thanks very much. sandhya patel has been tracking the extreme weather and she is here live with live doppler 7hd. >> if we get tornadoes anytime of year spring is the most common here in california. let me show you live doppler 7hd. we'll talk about what is happening and at happened earlier today. taking the ray -- radar back you can see the severe storms that developed in northern california. as i show you the reports, there were multiple reports of tornadoes. one was reported confirmed. there was another one near placerville, the one alan just talked about. it has been confirmed. it was an ef0. the weakest on the scale, but it caused some damage. here in the bay area, it got interesting. the fum -- the funnel cloud in antioch and now i show you where the rain is fallin

a very scary few minutes here in roseville. no one was injured. as for mark thompson who thought california didn't have tornadoes, well he now knows that we have tornadoes in california. reporting live in roseville, alan wang, abc7 news. >> not too often, but boy when we do, alan, thanks very much. sandhya patel has been tracking the extreme weather and she is here live with live doppler 7hd. >> if we get tornadoes anytime of year spring is the most common here in california. let me show you live doppler 7hd. we'll talk about what is happening and what happened earlier today. taking the ray -- radar back you can see the severe storms that developed in northern california. as i show you the reports, there were multiple reports of tornadoes. one was reported confirmed. there was another one near placerville, the one alan just talked about. it has been confirmed. it was an ef0. the weakest on the scale, but it caused some damage. here in the bay area, it got interesting. the fum -- the funnel cloud in antioch and now i show you where the rain is fall

. >> for the roseville area we've been hearing about the tornado warnings through that part of the state of the past couple of hours and word of a possible tornado touchdown in the western portion of roseville. as a result we have a tornado warning still for that part of the state. this is just outside of auburn in lake tahoe. over the just the past hour you've seen that progressing closer to auburn and as a result the tornado warning is in place tonight until 7:45 p.m. looks like it may have just been lifted because the color part of this map is cleared out, the red color that was in place is cleared out. we still of a strong thunderstorm for that part of the state, and a tornado touchdown in the western portions are possible the western portions of roseville. back here we have lots of breaks in the crowd elma clouds we do still some rain showers as we come back into closer inspection for the vallejo area approaching parts of fairfield the yellow and red you will wake up with more moderate sales. also up toward the richmond and son of elf bridge, some scattered showers across parts of t

a very scary few minutes here in roseville. no one was injured. as for mark thompson who thought california didn't have tornadoes, well he now knows that we have tornadoes in california. reporting live in roseville, alan wang, abc7 news. >> not too often, but boy when we do, alan, thanks very much. sandhya patel has been tracking the extreme weather and she is here live with live doppler 7hd. >> if we get tornadoes anytime of year spring is the most common here in california. let me show you live doppler 7hd. we'll talk about what is happening and what happened earlier today. taking the ray -- radar back you can see the severe storms that developed in northern california. as i show you the reports, there were multiple reports of tornadoes. one was reported confirmed. there was another one near placerville, the one alan just talked about. it has been confirmed. it was an ef0. the weakest on the scale, but it caused some damage. here in the bay area, it got interesting. the fum -- the funnel cloud in antioch and now i show you where the rain is fall

if you have family here near sacramento close to roseville, also the interstate 30 corridor, a tornado warning affecting sacramento through 6:30 for tonight. producing copious amounts of hail and very strong winds. then way off to the north just to the southwest of chico, another warning for butte and glenn counties until 6:45 tonight. a funnel cloud reported with this. still some rotation again may produce a tornado here as we head throughout the next 30 minutes or so. so near sacramento and also chico, those are the areas with rare tornado warnings at this hour. back here at home, tracking the next storm system out here in the pacific. this will have the octobpossibi of thunderstorms. we'll have the third storm of the week details in about five minutes. >> i'm kris sanchez in the santa cruz mountains where how that storm jeff was talking about impacted the commute. >>> he led some of the search and rescue teams in some of the worst disasters and a freak accident sidelined him. how he's getting back to work after his paralyzing fall. >>> a break in the san jose homicide case, police a

basically this storm is due west of roseville. northeast of sacramento. a tornado warning is in effect for this general area for the next 45 minutes all the way until 7:00. tornado warning just north of sacramento the storm is not heading toward us but it's noteworthy that we have a storm this strong close to the bay area. this is video just in to kpix 5. that is nearly touching the ground but until it does, we call it a funnel cloud not a tornado. very active weather to the north and to our east. kpix 5 hi-def doppler continuing to track scattered showers for us around here. not severe weather but rain. san ramon, danville, dublin picking up some showers right now as is vallejo and american canyon. ominous looking skies continue. that's a live look outside of sfo. and from our dublin camera, you can see that shower passing just to the north blocking our view currently of mount diablo so my, how things have changed. remember it was 80 degrees away from the water on monday? two days later tornadoes, small hail, heavy rainfall this morning. the ridge is gon

throughout the area near roseville. so storms have been quite violent and turbulent things are calmer here we have wide hi scattered trickles of showers passing through. tomorrow, we'll see in the northern half of the state showers continuing that includes the bay area. high temperatures low to mid-60s near the bay and inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. we've got a period of wet weather ahead of us including heavy rain saturday. main more on monday. this pattern going to be with us for a while. it was much-needed months ago. >> yes. >> thank you, spencer. >> let's talk basketball now. >> yes. larry is off. >> you've got a jump this sweet 16 tip off tomorrow around the nation. plenty to cheer about. both men and womens team involved previews coming up next in sports. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> updating breaking news with arrest today of state senator leland yee. you're looking at a live ne

throughout the area near roseville. so storms have been quite violent and turbulent things are calmer here we have wide hi scattered trickles of showers passing through. tomorrow, we'll see in the northern half of the state showers continuing that includes the bay area. high temperatures low to mid-60s near the bay and inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. we've got a period of wet weather ahead of us including heavy rain saturday. main more on monday. this pattern going to be with us for a while. it was much-needed months ago. >> yes. >> thank you, spencer. >> let's talk basketball now. >> yes. larry is off. >> you've got a jump this sweet 16 tip off tomorrow around the nation. plenty to cheer about. both men and womens team involved don't. i want you to be kind.ff i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor.tk to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be aweso that's the doctor i want. at kaiser per

funnel clouds were spotted in roseville. the weather service says the tornado hit between 6:15 and 6:20 in the evening. the roseville fire department reported about a dozen homes in the area suffered some roof damage. a couple of homes were hit by debris from barbecue grills. the path of damage stretched 20 yard wide, 300 yards long. at this point, no injuries have been reported. don't forget. you can track the coming storms on your smartphone or tablet. download the ktvu weather app on your iphone, your ipad or android device. >>> shopping will be more expensive in parts of the bay area starting in just a few days. that's because five bay area cities will be forced to pay more sales tax beginning april 1st. the tax goes up in antioch, core da ma ter --er to tau -- core da -- corta madera spark spur -- larkspur, san anselmo and san rafael. >>> microsoft's ceo reportedly will make an announce later today in san francisco, the analyst says a change is a sign of apple's dominance of the tablet work. an event in san francisco be

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it appears a tornado couch touched down in roseville. not far from sacramento. 12 homes had roof damage. two houses were battered by debris. and six residences had fence damage. no one was displaced. another home had several windows blown out. luckily, no one was home at the time. there were two confirmed tornadoes spotted in glen county. mark wriston shot this north of oracle at 7:00. these were funnel clouds that didn't touch the grown. let's check in with spencer christian. very common in other parts of the country but not here. >> we had much-needed rainfall in the bay area. and trickles of showers here. much more turbulent weather outside the bay area. as you pointed out. let's look at the area where the first tornado touched down. up in parts of glen county there. there were two sightings of funnel clouds. and now, down to plaster county. down to the area of roseville, where there were three sightings of funnel clouds. and no official report of a tornado. from the damage reports we're getting, it appears that a tornado may well hav

this is sacramento area, roseville. a cell that is strong, possibly tornadic. a tornado warning till 6:30 p.m. a strong cell and this activity could continue for the next hour or so. it is unsettled weather. unstable weather. cold air and nasty storms. we had heavy down pours. right now they are tapering off. the hardest has been the pittsburg area. those showers are starting to back up. danville and san ramon. rain across 680. this area starting to get hit with rain. that is enough to slow you down. you know how it is. trying to get around. the story next couple days is the high pressure nubbing north. somespriles could show up in the bay -- some sprinkles could show up in the bay area thursday and friday. look at this. saturday system has legs. we will take a peak at the forecast coming up in a minute. here it is now. tomorrow morning, right, couple showers in the morning. thursday afternoon. right? same thing. all over the place. all over the place. heavy down pours at times. friday morning. could be wet. friday afternoon. saturday. what i showed you, thursd

. >> cell phone video captured the tornado in roseville last night. it had winds of 65 to 85 miles per hour isand damaged the roofs -- and damaged the roof said on 12 homes. today homeowners were surveying the damage. >> they will have to pull all of the stucco off and with the windows and everything probably between 25 to $30,000 worth of repair to the house. >> tornadoes also touched down in glenn and butte counties. >>> wild weather across california and more wet weather is on the way to the bay area and our chief meteorologist bill martin is here now tracking the storm. when will it hilt -- hit? >> friday night and saturday, especially saturday morning. live pictures. and the clouds like this all day. tomorrow will look like today with partly cloudy skies. then it changes. mostly cloudy into your bay area friday -- or friday night and saturday. the system is down here. the main system is here but it hits the west coast. lower half of the system moves through the bay area late friday morning. into the north bay probably, you know, 7:00, 8:00 p.m. f

it appears the tornado touched down in roseville. jason posted this video, 12 homes had roof damage, two houses were battered by debris and six residents have damage. no one was displaced and another home in the area has several windows blow out but no one was home at the time. there were two confirmed tornadoes spotted. this picture was shot at 7:00 this morning. >> strange stuff the looks like oklahoma. >> looked interesting. wish i was watching those, at least four reports of tornadoes they will hook into, today, all around glen county. san francisco has healthy rain and oakland has 11.5" down for the year and everyone else not a change from yesterday with the healthy amount of rain we received. we have a shower an hayward so if you are around 238 to 880 or moving up 580 at dumbarton we have light showers and showers along skyline boulevard headed toward 280 at portola valley and woodside and los altos hills that is where the wet weather is. the day planner is full of chances of rain but they are random, stray, scattered and isola

a funnel cloud happened outside roseville leading to a rare tornado warning. it touched down and moved into the west side of town. >> i saw debris flying in the air and like the tiles from my roof fell down. i got super freaked out and i ran to the closet. >> at least a dozen homes had everything from broken windows to fences knocked over. national weather service is calling the twister an ef0. we'll have to check with paul to see what rate tag is and what that means. >> ef0, smallest, ef5, the big ones hitting oklahoma and kansas, but a tornado is a tornado and they can do damage even in the ef0. we only average for the entire state of california, 11 tornado it is entire year. last time i checked, california is a very big state. here is what we have going on outside right now. no severe weather for us, but lots of widespread rainfall for us. lots of showers continuing this evening. livermore, dublin, danville, you're getting rain right now as is petaluma, mill valley. showers keep streaming in from the pacific. this is a moist weather pattern and we will stay

this is video of one of the tornadoes in roseville. the national weather service classified the tornado as an ef- 0 with winds of 65 to 85 miles an hour. about a dozen homes suffered roof damage. not far away in the town of willows in glen county, the national weather service confirmed that another ef-0 tornado touched down there. minor damage was reported but no one was injured. the third tornado was reported in butte county. tornado warnings were issued around 3:30 yesterday afternoon until around 7:30 in the areas as well as in placer, el dorado and sutter counties. >>> a very active weather day for parts of northern california yesterday. today, things are different. lingering clouds and we'll hold onto the chance of a scattered shower. overcast. the bulk of the shower activity from yesterday has moved out to the east and basically dissipating but some more showers approaching the north coast and still some lingering snowshowers out towards the ser. seeing snowfall totals or storm totals on the order of 6 to 20 inches this week. ver

it ripped through roseville 20 miles northeast of sacramento. cbs reporter derrick shore with a closeup of the damage. >> i grabbed a fence and everything next to the fence and flew it at the house. >> reporter: his house took the brunt of the fury of the tornado that touched down. winds upwards of 80 miles an hour. >> this window, three quarters of it was blown out and covered the couch. it was all the way up underneath my television. >> reporter: his living room now a disaster. >> we probably would have been on that couch. >> reporter: but they were luckily out to dinner. coming back to the damage seeing their back fence gone. a huge hole in the top floor of their back wall. and debris everywhere. >> it was really kind of surreal. >> reporter: mike ellis lives across the street and saw the winds firsthand. >> there was a really big gust. my barbecue went flying over and there was some hail. >> it was a close call with what we had yesterday. >> reporter: eric is a meteorologist with the national weather service. he surveyed the damage and says

it was a big funnel cloud caught on camera in roseville, california. this was about 6:15 p.m. person on their second floor window caught this. this video just sped up three times. but just the juxtaposition of, you know, the darkness here of the tornado with the sky in the background, it's really beautiful. >> was the color played with? because it looks like it's just black and white and that's part of what makes it so beautiful or is that just the way it was captured because of how dark it was outside. >> i don't think so. this time of night is a really good time to take photos 6:15 when the sun is going down, a really good time to take videos this could be -- >> natural lighting? >> yeah, natural light. >> that's amazing. >>> the car to the right pulls on out to make a turn then -- >> bam! t-boned by another car. >> why some claim the driver with the dash cam is to blame. >>> and a motorcyclist goes from joyrider to -- >> to crime fighter. >> oh! >> how a roadside slap stops the thief in his tracks. female announcer: through sunday at sleep train's big gift event get a $200

this is video of that category ef-0 twister ripping through roseville. christina mentioned it. a spokesperson says at least 12 homes suffered roof damage, two hit by debris and six have fence damage. >>> more now to our own microclimate forecast. let's take a live look outside. no twisters in the air there over fremont. let's take you further south to san jose, clear skies at least there. today is sort of that transition day before another round of wet weather moves in. christina's watching our skies for us. >> yeah, good morning to you, laura. that's scary, huh. i know. goodness. i can tell you right now that doesn't usually happen in the state of california. you know, for three years every year we had an ef-0 or better pass through the sacramento valley so i can tell you today we're going to be out of the woods from the severe activity but we have light showers rolling through, this morning we're going to keep that jet stream to the south and showers all day long. we're going to hit the 60s so a little bit warmer throughout than yesterday. but this is what you can anticipa an

the suburb of roseville a little north this video is sped up a little bit, the tornado damaged a dozen homes and some fences. >> i saw debris in the air and the house from my roof fell down. i got super freaked out and ran to the closet. >> nobody was hurt in the tornado. the national weather service is calling the twister an ef-0 the lowest rating there is. but mighty scary when it hit northern california. >> no kidding. it's small but that's something you don't want to see in the sky. >> but you do typically see it if you are going to see it this time of the year. and also, one thing you do see this time of the year in the month of march if we have a copious storm coming through the bay area, 5" of rain, very unusual. we haven't seen that in years but that would get us back on track. we got under an inch yesterday. we still have more rain in the forecast for you all the way through the weekend. good morning, everyone. let's go ahead and call on our live hi-def doppler radar. and you see that yellow right there on your screen? let me zoom in. that right there is a cell producing heavy

a large sum o'clock out was spotted over roseville yesterday. several homes in the city were damaged in the storm. no one was seriously hurt. >> we are now even sure what to make of this. a kid in norway tattooed a mcdowell's receipmcdonnell's proceed on his arm.nalds recede on his arm. i think this is what he got. all we know is that his friends urged him to do it. basically, a kid would do anything if his friends encourage him to do it. >> a trip to a gas station lands a grandmother to the hospital. a driver came crashing through the glass, she had to get stitches. she is going to be okay. the 82 year-old driver stated that his gas pedal got stuck. >> the drought is damaging california's wildlife. they're going to have to move with these tubes. there relied on the current they are getting this, this is the first time that this has happened in almost 25 years. >> we are working on several developing stores. coming up, he may be a free man but the state senator is facing federal charges that the put him in prison for a while. will have live team

they plea of costco in roseville and fairfield may have a number of record keeping violations for hydrocodone pills. they are highly a dill did i have. some 40,000 pills were up a accounted for. it includes chevy traverses buick anarch cade whys. -- arcadias. there is a problem with side airbags and g mc savannah and the chevy express vans. also the cadillacs may over heat and even catch on fire. well gm says it is a result of mary bar resident for for internal review. they have not discovered they would follow-through on ignition switch and the switch recall shows general motors needs to move faster to fix potential problems. >> something went wrong with this process and terrible things happened. as a mom with a family of our own, this really hits home for me. >> they continue to have a string interest of bad headlines and they are putting more of an engineering focus that gm has had in the past. >> 5:48 we want it check in with sal. >> how is the commute, sal? >> well, it is transit driver appreciableation day. although we are thinking about it ,if this is a look, there is a little bit of a

funnel clouds are started in the city of roseville. it will hit between 6:20 and 6:15 and they started on a dozen homes with roof damage as well. they were hit with debris like barbecue grills. it stretched between 200 yards wide and 300 yards long and so far no words of any injuries. you can check it any time and this is due to the severe drought. they also found a majority considers the state's water supply a big problem. half of likely voters said they would vote in favor of upgrading the distribution system. one group of people say opportunities in the drought, they are feed ago mini gold rush and the float of am secures are dealing with prospecting stores. >>> it is bad news if you like to drink margarets and they are dealing with 6 times their average in the past months. they are calling lyme green gold. the shortage is mostly blamed on drug cartels and some are using lemons in place of lyme. >>> and there is an exiling day for the men's basketball team as they compete in the sweet 16. live on campus where students have come down

funnel clouds were spotted in the city of roseville. take a look at that photo, and it actually hit between 615 fort and a dozen of homes were pented by debris including a barbecue grill. it stretched 300 yards wide, 20- yard long and no injuries were reported >>> people here are not the only ones started and it also forced flights to land in los angeles instead of loss and los angeles airport. don't for.$♪ -- forget. everybody can do it. >>> everybody in california is trying to save money because of the severe drought. they also found most people consider the state's water supply with vote to upgrade the abling this distribution systems. >>> and they are looking into the opportunities in the drought. gold seekers. they are feeding a mini gold rush being in the and bad news, there is a major shortage of lyme, prices for lyme have skyrocketed in the last month. people living in the in the restaurant. drug cartels are blamed as well and whatever the reason, local bartenders and chefs say it is the wore times for time every since. >> i l

a large funnel cloud was spotted over roseville yesterday. several homes and the city were damaged in the storm. no one was hurt, but several residents were displaced from their homes. the national weather service will send teams to the area thursday to determine if there was a tornado. >> the time is 6:44 a.m.. there is no rain at this point. the line the rain is so small and minor it is almost as if someone set out here and that's that's a very isolated bits and pieces of wet weather. >> here's a close look, the only thing that we are seen as a little bit of rain to apollo. on the peninsula from daly city just light rain. we have a little bit heading towards alameda. we have san ramon and dublin see light rain but it will not last long. this system is pushing out. hayward is seeing light rain at the moment. walnut creek has just a little bit at the 680, highway 24 exchange. here is a quick look that what we are expecting going forward. the real story is next saturday between now and then there may be a stray shower to but it should be dry.

just about 5:30 in the roseville area. that's a funnel cloud, and now the weather service will go out tomorrow and see if it's a signature of a tornado, or sometimes they're microbursts. but that pretty much looked like a tornado. another citing up by yuba city and the chico area. the showers are still in the area. we've had heavy showers at times. east bay is getting the brunt of it right now. as we look in here, we'll see by alameda, you're getting heavy shower activity. over by danville, and san ramon, the shower activity has picked up out towards blackhawk. heavy showers by lafayette. these showers are going to kind of wind down here, but there still could be a few showers early tomorrow morning. so we've got showers in the forecast. here's how we're doing for the tail end of march here. this is storm number 1 today. right in the 26th. here comes storm number 2. on saturday, that's one the bigger one. that could bring an inch and a half, two inches of rain in the coastal hills. storm number 3 wants to show up on monday

just about 5:30 in the roseville area. that's a funnel cloud, and now the weather service will go out tomorrow and see if it's a signature of a tornado, or sometimes they're microbursts. but that pretty much looked like a tornado. another citing up by yuba city and the chico area. the showers are still in the area. we've had heavy showers at times. east bay is getting the brunt of it right now. as we look in here, we'll see by alameda, you're getting heavy shower activity. over by danville, and san ramon, the shower activity has picked up out towards blackhawk. heavy showers by lafayette. these showers are going to kind of wind down here, but there still could be a few showers early tomorrow morning. so we've got showers in the forecast. here's how we're doing for the tail end of march here. this is storm number 1 today. right in the 26th. here comes storm number 2. on saturday, that's one the bigger one. that could bring an inch and a half, two inches of rain in the coastal hills. storm number 3 wants to show up on monday

a tornado touched down in roseville. check out the new video, 12 homes had roof damage and two houses were battered by debris and six residents had fence damage. no one was home and there were great confirmed tornadoes spotted in glenn county so quite active and interesting stuff, mike. >> a mini tornado alley in sacramento valley. the wins were around 75 to 85 miles per hour and check out the rainbow next to the tar -- tornado. >> that freaks us out. >> like earthquakes freak out the midwest. >> it is fascinating which is why i got in weather. we did have a funnel cloud yesterday but we do not get that much here. that is probably the second funnel cloud in seven years. live doppler 7 hd shows scattered super light showers up in the north bay right now and they are really light and they are falling apart as they move through the santa cruz mountains this morning. at any time today one of these may pop up and you may need to have the umbrella or duck inside for a few minutes and wait for it to pass or walk through. it wil

. >>> people living in roseville are being told to cut their water use by 20%. but that call for conservation may be mostly symbolic for placer counties residents. still they say it is important to send a strong message about the drought and the need to conserve. >>> as we keep the drought in mind. we're also looking ahead to a few rain drops headed our way. let's turn to bill martin, but bill, let's take a look at this chance of rain. >> looks like we're going to see a little more rain than we thought last weekend. looks like it's going to turn into a wet pattern as we head into the next 24 hours. you see the clouds, you see that system we're tracking. right now we have no fog. there was fog this morning along the coast. that fog has cleared out so we take you out to the outer sunset. you don't see any fog. there was fog all along here this morning. it has cleared out. fog is going to go away for a while which is nice. we're going to see temperatures drop though. a cig -- significant cooling as we go into the next 48 hours. as we head into tomorrow with rain in

the tornado touchdown in roseville with this video posted with 12 homes have root damage and two houses battered by debris and six residents have fence damage. no ones with displaced. another home in the area had several windows blow out but no one was home at the time. this were two confirmed tornadoes spotted in glenn county and this picture was shot at 7:00 so we have to ask mike nicco what he things of that. >> >> i am jealous. love to see that. one of the tornadoes caused damages to houses which is unfortunate. hopefully everyone got shelter. at home the same system left small amount of rain in san jose and half an inch to three-quarters an inch around most of the bay area and at santa rosa about an inch. rainfall deficit still is huge and today we are still more than 8" in the home in san jose and mountain view and livermore and 11.25 at oakland and 19.5 in santa rosa. we have showers but a couple hundredths of an inch is all we get out of the isolated showers with temperature on the day planner in the home 50's and hanging identity around circuit at noon and at 4:00, mid-50's to

a tornado warning was issued as thunderstorms rolled through west roseville. several homes were damaged, but no one was hurt. the national weather service is investigating whether this funnel cloud touched down anywhere. california gets most of its tornadoes in march and april. demetrius how about that? >> cliff keep it on video and not here. >> we don't think it will happen here. we think that the potential for a thunderstorm is there today but it's mostly just a washout. we can't take the rain out except for maybe a few hours later today but right now we have 39 degrees. temperatures are milder right now. no rain in these areas. you can see the rain from the south and west over the entire viewing area today. good old showers and maybe the potential for a thunderstorm later today as a low pressure system moves through. it's a what the system bringing in gulf moisture. that means take your umbrella and keep it handy. 49 degrees is your high today. tomorrow we of sunshine in the afternoon. >>coming up ... the death toll continues to rise after a landslide in wa

. >>> the national weather service confirmed a tornado touchdown down in a roseville neighborhood yesterday. the weather service classified it as a ef-0. this is cell phone video. it had winds of 85 miles per hour and damaged the roofs of a dozen homes. today homeowners were adding up the damage. >> the fire marshal said they will have to pull all of the stucco off and he said with the windows and everything probably between 25 to $30,000. >> tornadoes also touched down in glen and butte counties. our chief meteorologist bill martin talked to us about those after it happened on ktvu. bill, it sounds strange, how rare is something like that? >> it is -- you know, we get them every spring in the valley. this time of year you see them. we see them a lot. what is happening in the valley you have more people living up there and more people are seeing them. we probably see a couple a year. maybe not verified tornado but lots of funnel clouds. funnel cloud touches the ground and then a tornado. outside weather is unstable. there is the weather system i am tracking. you can see it to the north. she

a necktie designed by jordan fratas of roseville will be the tie for the pilots for the next year. her name is on one of the tags on the front and again on the made by tag on the back. she doesn't want to be a designer of pilots. jordan dreams of being an olympic volleyball player. >>> well, the story of a british man with terminal cancer who dedicated his last months to making his girlfriend's dreams come true is getting worldwide attention. chris wells was given just six months to live. right away, he proposed to the love of his life, 29-year-old karen johnson. the pair quickly wed. he took johnson and her four children to disneyland, paris, and booked another trip to las vegas but sadly the couple ran out of time. price died in his wife's arms. a funeral was held in the same church where the pair wed. johnson told the bbc, if my love could have saved him, he would have lived forever. his illness made him live completely in the moment and he taught me to do the same. >>> next on the abc 7 saturday morning news, our storm watch coverage continues in the santa cruz mountains where

and we are now getting a close look at the damage from a tornado that slammed into a neighborhood in roseville. the tornado ripped through that area which is just outside of sacramento wednesday night. homeowners now picking up the pieces of their damaged homes as they get ready for a rainy and windy weekend. >> they moved some of the fence pieces. they had to really do some extensive repairs up high. >> i was watching fox and kept saying stay away from the windows and everything. now i understand why. >> winds as strong as 85 miles an hour caused major damage to dozens of homes but there are no reports of any injuries. a total of three tornadoes have hit the sacramento injure so far this -- sacramento area so far this week. in the past they have been rare to the area but they are becoming more common. the worst tornado ever recorded in california was actually in january, 1951 in sunnyvale when 30 people were hurt and 150 homes were damaged. >>> new concerns about how california's drought will endanger wildlife. scientists are focusing on the effects of toxins in the bay. during the rainy year

we are getting a close look at the tornado damage in roseville wednesday night. this is video from our fox affiliate in sacramento. that tornado ripped through the area outside of sacramento and homeowners are now picking up the pieces of their damaged homes and getting ready for a rainy and windy weekend. >> they move some of the fence pieces, they had to really do some extensive repairs up high. >> i was watching fox it kept saying stay away from the windows. now i understand why. >> winds as strong as 80 miles an hour caused major damage to dozens of homes. so far no word of any injuries. >>> new concerns this morning about a danger to wildlife caused by california's drought. scientists are focusing on the effects of toxins in the bay. during the rainy years the toxins are deluded, they are washed out of the bay. because it hasn't rained much, the chemicals stay in the bay and hundreds of millions of tiny clams were just absorbing them. and then other animals eat the clams anita are also effected by the toxins. >>> many people celebrating spring break in las v

but there was a tornado in the sacramento suburb of roseville. this video is sped up a bit. the tornado damaged a dozen homes and some fences. >> i saw like debris flying in the air this house this roof fell down. i got super freaked out and ran to the closet. >> no one was hurt in the tornado. the national weather service is calling the twister an ef-0. that's the lowest rating. >>> and new this morning, police say they are serving more than two dozen search warrants and arresting numerous people part of a baggage theft investigation at los angeles international airport at l.a.x. search warrants were served last night at 25 locations including the airport itself. several cities too in the l.a. area. the investigation has been going on for months now and police say the suspects are employees of contracting companies, not the airport itself. >>> new developments in the search for the missing malaysia passenger plane. a satellite has detected about 300 more objects near the area where the jet is believed to have gone down. australian officials suspended air search operations t

victim, a man, had been walking south on the tracks and a southbound union pacific train heading from roseville to oakland struck him, union pacific spokesman aaron hunt said. >> reporter:the train crew blew the train's horn and tried to stop, but freight trains typically take over a mile to stop and the train was not able to stop in time, hunt said. >> reporter:by the time the train came to a stop, it was blocking four streets >> reporter:-- virginia, cedar, camelia and gilman streets, webb said. the streets were still blocked late this morning. trains in the area have been stopped in both directions, amtrak spokeswoman vernae graham said. >> reporter:although the train involved in the collision is from union pacific, the tracks are shared with amtrak passenger trains, graham said. amtrak set up a bus bridge to take passengers between the richmond and berkeley stations, graham said. >> reporter:shortly after this fatality.caltrain tweeted out this take your breath away video.of a recent near miss along the tracks in redwood city. check it out. >> reporter:this was february 18th. >> reporter:gr

touched down near roseville earlier this week. several houses in one neighborhood suffered thousands of dollars of damage. david bienick reports. san leandro police are warning the public about a possible traffic robbery scam. the warning comes after an incident earlier this week when a man flagged down a big-rig driver, telling him his truck was sending out a lot of smoke. when the driver went to inspect his truck's engine, the suspect stole a cellphone out of the truck and ran away. the suspect is described as a hispanic man, between 25 and 30, around 5 feet 10 inches tall driving a small, gray compact car. free agent running back maurice jones-drew a de la salle high school product will visit the raiders on friday. jones-drew, 29, has rushed for 8,071 yards and 68 touchdowns over an eight- year career with the jacksonville jaguars. he is a 3-time probowler and led the nfl in rushing three seasons ago in 15 games last season, jones-drew averaged a career-low 3.4 yards per carry. the bay bridge series between the a's and giants c

. >> the twister touched down in roseville, up near sacramento. it damaged 12 homes. >> tornado right there. >> -- setting the case for athletics, northwestern football players can unionize. >> oh, that? >> the photos from the grand canyon. they used canyons and harnesses to clean the underside of the skywalk. >> he is being called the drone dentist. >> a daddy wanted his son to get rid of a loose tooth. >> and all that matters. >> rob ford facing mayoral candidate. >> i'm the only candidate with a proven track record of success. >> only the only candidate with a proven crack record. >> on "cbs this morning." >> according to the "washington post," two secret service officers suspected of drunk driving were in a car crash during president obama's trip to miami. >> why do you think they're always running alongside the president's limo? they're too drunk to drive. >> this morning's "eye-opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is over and clarissa ward is here. >> >>> we begin with a trip

investigators believe the costco stores in roseville and pairfield may have several record-keeping violations for hydrocodone which is a very highly addictive painkiller. last month, dea agents looked into four cvs pharmacies and said 40,000 hydrocodone pills are unaccounted for. >>> walmart wants to get into the used video game business. it is offering it's own store gift cards in exchange for old video games. the world's biggest retailer believes that will attract new customers. the trade-in idea expands on walmart's program that gives customers credit towards new tablets and smart phones when they turn in older electronic devices. >>> 7:49. we want to check in with sal. been pretty busy on the roads. what's happening on the east shore. >> we're working on southbound 101 where we had the crash on the peninsula. now it appears that southbound 280, the alternate route is very slow just been checking that out here. i can go to the maps. i think -- did i put that in there first? >> no. see, we're going -- thank you guys in the control room. save me. thank you, guys. southbound 101 and 280 are j

[indiscernible] host: mike, roseville, michigan. caller: we should stay out of it. every time we get involved it goes wrong. our democratic process is not that great to be imposing our own world. the minorities are not included in our democracy, but we are trying to force this democracy all around the world. it is some -- in some way hypocritical. as russia and of their people -- we're way over here on the east. legislators weighing in. sndsey graham, the enator, both are asking what president obama's response should be. [video clip] >> every time the president goes on national television and threatens anyone like putin, everyone's eyes roll. he needs to do something. suspend russian membership in the g-8 and g20. every day they say in crimea, add to the suspension. do something. disagreeine you will with the description of how president obama has handled things. >> of course i disagree. you expect the president of the united states to speak out about putin is trying to do here. invading countries and daring people to go to war is the tactic of a bully. with the pre

. >> se tiene que enfrentar en clÁsico de clasico y por aquÍ pasa la fÓrmula uno, roseville ganÓ el premio de alemania se p proclamo peÓn pÉrez llegÓ de nÚmero 11 su compatriota gutiÉrrez tambien llegÓ de posiciÓn nÚmero 13. >> no estÁ nada mal para checo, la verdad que terminada las carreras es difÍcil. >> un lento comienzo pero seguro, lento pero seguro. >> te quiero comentar que hoy en univisiÓn deportes vamos a tener nada mÁs y nada menos que al el presidente de estados unidos, barack obama, seÑoras y seÑores. >> el presidente presidente. >> tenemos invitados de lujo serÁ hoy a las 18:00 pm en locura deportiva. >> muchas gracias caro aleta te queremos mucho. >> yo sÉ que tÚ quieres mucho a carlita y tÚ eres mÍo. >> william yo ni ¿quÉ cuentas del fÚtbol? >> nos encanta la gente que nos inspira cambio su vida de una tragedia para ayudar a muchas mujeres. >> cÓmo estÁn? >> muy bien. >> feliz de estar acÁ. >> te dieron cafÉ? >> estoy sÚper hiper activa me dieron mucho cafÉ. >> para que veas como tratamos aquÍ en "despierta america." >> estoy muy contenta muchas

we had severe weather starring not on across the mid section of the country but also in california, roseville, outside the san francisco, two things -- a rainbow and then a tornado. it's one of two tornadoes being sighted. i've never seen anything quite like that. it's kind of amazing. let's show you, we've got to storm system, big system getting ready to come on shore in the pacific northwest. not great news for our friends taking part in the rescue where the mudslide/landslide happened. look at the rainfall, from oso to seattle up to 2 inches of rainfall. as you go to the south, northern california, some areas picking up >>> isn't that great news when al roker tells you that all of the rain is going to help out our drought. it really s. we have a lot more on the way. for today on and off shower activity. that's san francisco. you can see a little bit of storm cloud cover lingering throughout the day today we'll see the on and off showers, light and nothing organized, nothing heavy. and in the mid-60s. we have heavier rainfall on the way as of tomorrow night. saturday looks like a washout. m