equipment, the crew has a birds eye view of the condition of the missile and the missile site. then it is also from here that the crew would launch the missile if they were ordered to do so. so, in order to launch a titan ii missile, the crew needs a number of things. first of all they have to , receive a launch order that will tell them to execute their missile and what time they will do that. in order for them to do that, they will need two keys. one launch key for the crew commander, and one launch key for that deputy crew commander. the launch keys were secured in the emergency war order safe. the crew.o twosafest secured by combination padlocks. each belongs to a specific officer on the crew. this is the crew commander's lock, this is the deputy crew commander's lock. even the officer who owns the lock knows the combination. when we received the locks, we set the combination. that combination is classified top secret because it is guarding top-secret equipment. and information. so, the two officers after they received the order, they come to the safe, remove their locks, retrieve

. >> terry crews played the tough guy and muscle-bound pitchman for old spice. and a cop on "brooklyn 99." he says at one hollywood party he became a victim of sexual assault. >> i wake up every morning like, is this a bad dream? did this really happen? >> now opening up to michael strahan in an abc news exclusive interview. why he's filing a criminal complaint against a major hollywood executive. >>> plus -- ♪ there's a hope that's waiting for you in the dark >> scars to your beautiful. at just 21 alexia is turning the music world upside down with powerful messages about body images and self-love. what she says it's all about staying true to herself. ♪ oh oh >> "nightline" will be right back. >>> "nightline" continues with crews interview. >> sexual assault is a crime. it is a crime. you cannot violate a person's personal boundaries. >> reporter: terry crews, the former nfl linebacker turned actor. adding his voice to the tidal wave of people sharing their claims of sexual assault in hollywood. >> and people say, wow, man, you should just laugh it off, forget it. no, i'm not goin

crew on the way and we'll continue to bring you more information as soon as we get it. if you're headed in that direction, you be see and be in, possibly, a backup. avoid the area as fire crews try to get a handle on the situation. >>> a followup on breaking news we reported at 5:00, fire crews are battling a brush fire near a refinery. a dramatic scene for people driving by. nbc bay area's chuck coppola has more. >> reporter: peggy, they're getting a very good handle on this. a number of people are watching this as they are driving past. we're on the highway 80 off-ramp, just west of the cummings skyway. the highway patrol has closed both the on-ramp and the off-ramp of interstate 80 at cummings skyway. you're looking at at least one of several helicopters that have been used to pour fire retardant and water on this brush fire. we have pictures of what it looked like earlier. the fire broke out, according to a neighbor i spoke with, alongside interstate 80 in the eastbound direction. this is, again, 3:00 in the afternoon, very near the phillips refinery in rodeo. numerous fire c

two crews on the way to the scene. we will check in with them as soon as they get there. (darya) thanks will. (darya) thanks will. we will check back with you later. (darya) and our team coverage continues... robin is here with the traffic impact. (mark) anchor robin: massive fire in west oakland 2551 san pablo ave, traffic diverted from the area at outback here's our 3 point shot:ss!?! 1. take our bloomin' onion... 2. cover it with aussie cheese fries... 3. top it off with our center-cut sirloin. the three point bloomin' onion. over twenty-five dollars worth for just $12.99. hurry in... it's for march only! (mark) breaking news we are following this morning... fire fighters on the scene of a massive fire in oakland. this is burning on mead avenue and san pablo avenue. the fire was first reported around 6:10 this morning. we are hearing that rescues are taking place. ( darya )despite a last minute push from oakland officials to save the raiders, commissioner roger goodell made it clear that the league still does not see a viable solution in the bay area. to add insult to injury,

missile site itself. from here, using all of this equipment, the crew has a bird's eye view of the condition of the missile and of the missile site. they first have to receive a launch order telling them to execute their missile and what time they're going to do that. and in order for them to do that they're going to need two keys, two launch keys. one launch key for the crew commander and one for the deputy crew commander. the launch keys are secured in what was called the emergency war order safe to the crew. the ewo safe is secured by two padlocks, and these are combination padlocks and each lock longs to a specific officer on the crew so this is the crew commander's launch -- locked and this is the deputy crew commander's lock. only the officer who owns the lock knows the combination to the lock. and when we receive those locks when we qualify for crew duty, we set the combination. and then that combination is classified top secret because it's guarding top secret equipment. the placement of the keys is intentional and serves a purpose. it guarantees both officers have to act t

near the oroville dam this morning. crews are trying to lower the water level and shore up the dam's emergency spillway before more rain returns later this week. james fletcher is here with an update. and the clear weather yesterday allowed water officials to get a better idea of the extent of damage to the dam's spillways. want to first take a live look from the dam this morning.... the oroville dam overlook has been turned into a make shift rock quarry... big rigs are hauling in stones and boulders to the area to repair the emergency spillway. officials also have a pair of helicopters .... and dozens of bags filled with material which can help shore up the damaged spillway. meanwhile, crews are trying to release as much water as they can from the dam.. before the next storm. so far, the water level has decreased more than six- feet since sunday night. water resource officials say their goal is 50 feet before the next round of rain arrives on thursday. now... governor brown is asking the federal government for assistance for the three counties affected by the evacuations about 190 t

>>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, he too? >> i was sexually assaulted. >> terry crews played the tough guy and muscle-bound pitchman for old spice. and a cop on "brooklyn 99." he says at one hollywood party he became a victim of sexual assault. >> i wake up every morning like, is this a bad dream? did this really happen? >> now opening up to michael strahan in an abc news exclusive interview. why he's filing a criminal complaint against a major hollywood executive. >>> plus -- ♪ there's a hope that's waiting for you in the dark ♪ >> scars to your beautiful. at just 21 alexia is turning the music world upside down with powerful messages about body images and self-love. what she says it's all about staying true to herself. ♪ oh oh >> "nightline" will be right back. stepping into the unknown. it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and security of independence blue cross, obstacles become openings. as we have for nearly 80 years, we'll continue to light the way, with the card accepted in all 50 states. giving you the power to shine forward to whatever awai

this morning. what crews are doing to prepare for the next round of rain. the kron 4 morning news starts right good morning... it is monday, february 14. i'm james fletcher. toss to weather and traffic. .dry and mild conditions will persist into tuesday as high pressure remains aloft. increasing clouds and southerly winds can be expected on wednesday in advance of an approaching upper level system. this system will result in periods of moderate to locally heavy rainfall and gusty winds late wednesday into thursday morning. showers will linger into thursday night with another system set to arrive on friday with more wind and rain. subsequent storm systems are forecast to push across the region through the presidents day weekend and into early next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 mandatory evacutions remain in place for nearly 200- thousand people nea

have grown in this area in the last hour or so? we have a crew there, and they have shot video of some big flames. >> yeah. and that's, you know, the fire behavior is, you know, is in relationship to the train, obviously, but also the wind and that's one of the concerns that we have for today. >> and our other focus this morning is that other mandatory evacuation that came down just within the last hour, even more recent than that, is that correct? from kenwood to santa rosa? >> yeah. santa rosa valley area, yes. >> and talk to us -- i know we knew these wind gusts were going to pick up last night c. can you talk to me about the prep work you did last night? >> absolutely. yeah, the preparation work is done, you know, regardless of a red flag or wind event, we still kind of do the same thing but you're on a little bit of a more heightened awareness when you know that you have a red flag or a wind event coming in. so the prep is the same, pretty much, but you just put that on the radar. >> so, when you know -- when you knew last night that we would have these wind concerns overnigh

were getting on the plane, they were really clearly very drunk. a panorama survey of uk cabin crew reveals the scale of our problem with booze in the skies. and other colleagues who've been punched, kicked, and one of them was head—butted by a passenger. we go undercover to expose the truth about alcohol sales at uk airports. they are making it very, very readily available. (bleep) and we ask whether subsidising cheap flights through alcohol sales is leaving passengers and crew with a nasty hangover. more than 2 million flights take off from the uk every year. most are uneventful, but some passengers cause problems even before takeoff. june the 21st, wednesday afternoon. passengers at manchester airport were waiting to board an easyjet flight to antalya in turkey. it was my summer holiday with my boyfriend, so, yeah, i was pretty excited. before we even boarded the plane, there was a party of four. they were very, very drunk, and loud and disruptive. the flight took off. almost immediately, passengers and crew became increasingly disturbed by the drunken behaviour. about 25 minut

the plane, they were really clearly very drunk. a panorama survey of uk cabin crew reveals the scale of our problem with booze in the skies. and other collea g u es with booze in the skies. and other colleagues who'd been punched, kicked, and one of them was head—butted by a passenger. kicked, and one of them was head-butted by a passenger. we go undercover to expose the truth about alcohol sales at uk airports. they are making it very, very readily available. (bleep) and we ask whether subsidising flights through cheap alcohol sales is leaving passengers and crew with a nasty hangover. more than 2 million flights take off from the uk every year. most are uneventful, but some passengers cause problems even before takeoff. june the 21st, wednesday afternoon. passengers at manchester airport we re passengers at manchester airport were waiting to board an easyjet flight were waiting to board an easyjet flight to antalya in turkey. were waiting to board an easyjet flight to antalya in turkeym were waiting to board an easyjet flight to antalya in turkey. it was my summer holiday

his restaurant. >> the crew was staying on the island. most of the employees were off the island anyway. >> he canceled his plans for the flyer's game. >> we'll turn the heat up. >> officials say in the snow like this, avoid driving if possible but if you get on the roads, visibility is low, so please, take it slow. bob brooks, "action news." >> not surprisingly, the slick roads resulted in several accidents across the region. this is the scene in delaware county after a salt truck hit a utility pole. it happened near route one. painters crossing shopping center lost power for a short time until crews made the needed repairs. this is the scene in chestertownship delaware county after the driver of a box truck crashed into a tree. police respond today the scene. nobody injured here as well. crews were working into the night to make sure all of the snow is out of the way. action cam on the scene here. peach tree plaza, cars were plowing the parking lot for shoppers. salt trucks came through to be sure the snow didn't turn to ice. in delaware crews worked to plow the snow and lay do

they are grabbing whatever they can and getting out. and now crews in santa clara county are getting ready for for the next round of rain that is expected this weekend. yesterday... crews with the santa clara valley water district were working their way down coyote creek... clearing debris. they say the debris can damage the levee which can lead to even more flooding. several tree branches were removed from the creek. it is part of the water districts efforts to monitor the creek and prepare for the next storm. other crews were out identifying high water marks near bridges and homes. they hope that the information will help them predict what will happen with future storms. flooding along coyote creek started when the anderson reservoir was overwhelmed by storm runoff this past weekend. when the reservoir reached capacity, water surged over the spillway causing flooding all the way to san francisco bay. last night, the water level in the lake was at about 103-percent capacity, with two feet of water flowing over the spillway. that's according to the santa clara valley water district.

starting to win on the roads, as well. construction crews are packing packing up and clearing out. 476 all lanes reopen in both directions along 76. crews have cleared from i-95 southbound the ramp from the betsy ross bridge and cleared from the southbound side in chester, delaware county. all lanes reopened there. we have a sinkhole that resulted from the water main break at south broad and geary the cvs sports complex. vine street expressway, all lanes reopened in both directions. you're good to go along 676, the vine at this point. on 422 we have westbound work overnight, i see a few cones there taking out one of the lanes. watch out for that as you travel from king of prussia toward oaks this morning, they should be out of here within the hour. i-95 northbound in delaware, still have work blocking a couple of lanes for the next half-hour, between the service area and christiana and of course airport road remains blocked in new castle. that's the flooding near the sheraton hotel, commons boulevard gets you around that. >> multiple fire departments worked through the night to fight a scr

construction crews still out there. so kind of weird shot. but the schuylkill westbound at 30th street closed. so pretty good about getting that cleared out of our way before 5:00. >> overnight resurface project on the schuylkill, eastbound, eastbound, only part between turnpike and gulph mills. it looks like crews might be starting to move out of the way right now, for overnight resurface project. construction on the blue route , right lane compromised, there plus construction 422, as well, eastbound between trooper and first avenue and westbound at route 23. the left lane blocked there. so we will be talking more about construction coming up in the next ten minutes, back to you. >> eagles of course celebrating huge win on the road, that you saw right here on cbs-3. >> birds show they're ready for prime time against one of the best teams in the ffl. look. performed well on both sides of the ball against the panthers. wentz through for three touchdowns, eagles improved to nfc best five and one now. eagles defense kicks off carolina quarterback cam newton three times, and, yes, it was a

north bay wildfires. in the hills above kenwood in sonoma county. >> and while fire crews report good progress, that's little relief for those still in the path of the flames. hello, i'm eric thomas. >> we begin the latest on the north bay fires. >> the tubbs fire is up to 60% contained and because of that, mandatory evacuation orders for the city of calistoga and evacuation advisory in glnapa he ln lifted. >> the fires have destroyed more than 3700 buildings. the death toll stands at 40 statewide. 22 of those deaths were in sonoma county. >> we have live team coverage beginning with tiffany wilson in calistoga. tiffany, i know people there are just starting to go home. but the fire is still a threat in napa. >> yes, eric, absolutely. a day filled with both signs of progress and those of continued danger. here in calistoga, a line of cars waiting to reenter as they lifted the evacuation order around 2:00 this afternoon. families were nearly giddy with excitement telling us they wanted to kiss the ground and thank first responders for saving their houses. but just a few miles away

seen. "lockup: raw." >> what is it? what is it? >> a fight. >> when our crews go behind prison walls, we know always to expect the unexpected. we've seen bloody assaults. >> we got another cut up here, guys. >> inmate rage. >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> destruction in the cell block. >> and bizarre expressions of personal style. now, some of the most memorable, unexpected moments we've encountered inside america's prisons. >> this is what you live for in the penitentiary. >> you want to think it's funny. >> tough [ bleep ]. >> never a dull moment. >> we send our producers and crews inside prisons. their job is to be objective observers. but in the first week of filming inside limon correction facility in colorado, something unusual happened. we inadvertently became part of the story we were covering. >> why is everybody getting agitated? we were in ad seg, administrative segregation, the prison within a prison. we started hearing inmates screaming out things and i started to hear them talking about cho-mos, which are sex offenders and then mayhem erupted. [ bleep

archaeological investigation and restoration treatment. there was a crew of eight on board this submarine, and the captain we knew beforehand, was george e dixon. he was in charge of navigating ,he submarine, steering the sub directing it towards its target. the other members of the crew primarily power the summary. it had a hand crank, and each crewman would turn at his station, and that would turn the propellers. that is how they powered the submarine. it was a very simple device, designed to be practical and accomplish its task. that was to attack. this method of attack, it had a small -- mounted on lower portions of the bow, and on the end of that was an explosive device. it was called a torpedo, but it was basically a bomb. they were trying to impact these ships with an explosive device, and then back away and returned the to shore, ideally that next night they could get another bomb and sink another ship. but this disappeared. it was a mystery for so many years. froms discovered 1000 feet the ship at saint, which was still offshore, and starting with the recovery operation, its loca

and five gunners. >> very interesting crew because guys all over the united states. it was strange how we fitted together so well. i mean, it was just a real perfect match. >> everybody had their function. >> you can't be a master of every job. >> they recognized that i had a job to do and they let me do my job and i let them do their job. 'went got along real well. >> trained and ready to fly, the crews were on the way to combat. some were assigned to the newly formed eighth air force in england. >> they were building the bases as fast as they could. >> the area transformed in a gigantic air base. the biggest aircraft carrier in the world. >> the first missions so smooth it would give some a false sense of security. >> always remember that night standing -- sitting around the bar, standing around the bar. boys said, gee whiz, this is not going to be bad. get this over with in a pretty big hurry. >> a top secret mission in the heart of the third reich's industrial heartland when "war stories" returns. if you're taking prescription medications, does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mout

earlier fire last sunday night in downtown santa rosa. you can see crews already had their hands full multiple house fires because of the high winds and the lines down and sparks starting fires. by the time they heard that the firestorm was roaring in, they were already behind the game. they were sending out word they needed help. >> did the fire victims say what their plans are? where they will be staying while they get their houses rebuilt? >> reporter: most people at this point are staying with friends and relatives. not a long-term plan, space makes it impossible for the long-term but rentals are tight, they were tight before this fire. it is going to be a challenge and i would imagine people have to leave the immediate area and then with the hope of rebuilding and coming back. everyone i talked to said they love their neighborhood, whatever neighborhood they go to, they want to come back, they want their community and their extended family to return. everybody has deep ties. >> everybody wants to stay home even if the home is going to be a different building. >> yes. exactly. >>

smoke. fire crews are bringing water on it right now traffic not affected is the good news. we were hearing there were embers falling on vehicles. the oakland fire department says the building could collapse. that was one of the most recent updates. we are keeping an eye on multiple fires that started in nearby buildings. a construction crane could be monetized. crews are monitoring that. a wide array as to why this fire coverage is so important and we are continuing to upon tore the scene. we want po move things over to our east bay hills camera. this shows you a different perspective. you can see here the flames aren't too bad right now. you can actually barely see them from this vantage point. flames from 10 to 20 minutes ago, much hugeer. let's switch over to social media now, alameda county tweeted out these photos, crews are battling this five alarm fire. again this is happening at the 3000 block of san pablo. no reports of injuries. we will continue to seek out more information on how much you know as soon as it becomes available. >>> all right, the time is 6:02. it's saturda

novato... where crews are helping people in the area prepare for this next storm. adlib about conditions ...i'm at the public works department for the city of novato.this is where people who live here can get sandbags....there is no one here right now.... but this has been a busy place recently.with the ground saturated from the recent storms....public works crews are keeping their eyes on trouble spots along the coast including ross valley waterways.a six mile stretch of fairfax-bolinas road remains closed from azalea hill trailhead to ridgecrest boulevard.that area has been inaccessible since last month due to saturated and unstable ground that caused rock falls, mudslides and downed trees. there are plenty of other areas here in marin county that have seen damage from the recent storms...including highway 37 from highway 101 to atherton.that area isn't expected to open until february 25th... we did speak with someone who works here.he didn't want to go on camera but he told us no crews have been called in just yet..he also told us they've been preparing for this storm all w

slides faster than crews can pick up the mess. >> we're tired. we're tired. our crews have one day a week off if they're lucky since mid- december. >> reporter: even when those crews aren't around, there's still work to being done. after this large tree fell on highway 17 about a dozen people got out of their cars, regular folks, some with chainsaws and pitched in to chop branches and clear debris. they had that lane cleared in a couple hours. folks here in the santa cruz mountains insist on finding the silver lining in all these dark clouds. >> everybody else is crying because there's too much rain and yeah, there's some damage that will get done, but it's still great. we need it. >> reporter: highway 17 closed southbound and the chp tells me that will likely stay that way all night long. it's too dark and dangerous to try and stabilize that hillside. you saw all those rock coming down. so that's going to be like that for hours. the only way to go around this is through watsonville which i'm told might be as many as two hours of a commute right now. reporting live joe vasquez, kpix5

crew got taken to shore and that's where our program was formed to look after what we called the forgotten hostages but part of the negotiation technique was to find a way of getting the pirates down from what they used to expect to something that was much more much much lower and what sort of compensation but what kind of payoff are we talking about because how do you make people who want money for instance strike a deal without it. well that's one of the. reasons it takes quite a long time of course. but in this case we found in agreements and partnership with the local community with tribal elders and religious leaders who also wanted this over with and put pressure on the pirates as well. you have to understand that and it may sound a little corny but these people run up debts you know over the four and a half years they've had to buy food to pay for gods and transporters they move these people around and they run up quite considerable debts so what they really want is these debts to be paid and that's where we were able to find an accommodation the local community wanted the

school. we have one crew at the shelter at this time. >> we have bob redell there, at the scene, with cal fire and with the sheriff's deputies. he said it appeared it started with a structure fire of some sort and quickly spread to the dry brush. now, here is where we are hours later. we want to go to "today in the bay's" bob redell. bob, spilled the beans for you, but we know that there's a potential cause here. >> reporter: cal fire telling us, kris and marcus, yes, it started as a structure fire around 11:30, maybe a little before that last night. at first, it was around ten acres. now, it's grown to 125 acres. you have 150 people who have been told they must evacuate. we are here at bear creek road and highway 35. we saw two pick-up trucks leaving with animals. i assume they are evacuating. a lady came by with animals. she e vk waited. she saw it and didn't want to have to deal with that. she is probably making the right decision. the areas that are evacuated, i'm going list off roads. deer creek road, rons road, dons road, lost valley and favor ridge and oak ridge. the sant

santa cruz mountains are still closed this morning. crews are working to clear the mudslide that has blocked the northbound lanes off and on for more than a month. rain and dangerous conditions have delayed that work over the past few weeks. caltrans says there is now a geologist on site to assess when it is too dangerous to work...and when crews can resume. there is still no estimate to when all lanes will be open. and there are concerns that highway 37 in novato could flood again today as more rain hits. crews have been trying to make repairs to the road all week. highway 37- has been prone to flooding this winter... making it a nightmare for commuters in the area. yesterday crews worked on building a barrier to keep water off of the road way. caltrans has not given an estimate to when that will re-open. people who live near the or-o-ville dam are worried they may have to evacuate again as more rain hits. but state water officials say they are confident a damaged spillway and eroded hillside can withstand the approaching storms. crews identified the three areas where erosion wa

but 1500 more are threatened. we have the story now from the fire lines. >> reporter: air crews are attacking the flames from above as more fire crews from around the state are coming in to help battle the detwiler fire. >> when you add in the foothills and slopes and grades and the temperatures and humidities, it's a full on challenge. >> reporter: the fire has prompted road closures. we drove through a portion of the highway where crews are working to control the flames. it happened close to mariposa where thousands are evacuating. >> i don't think we can emphasize how erratic this fire activity is. >> reporter: hundreds of fire personnel and air support crews are working quick. the line of fire is moving fast. greg bowlen says he is ready to go if the flames move closer. >> the vehicles are ready to pull out. >> reporter: pg&e officials say more than 10,000 people are without power and at least 100 power poles have been damaged by the fire. many of the power lines service yosemite national park. several people are here to assist with the emergency but they can't assess the damage

>>> crews are making progress on containing more than a dozen fires burning in the north bay seven days after they were sparked. we are waiting for updates from napa county officials. a press conference is expected to start any minute now. this is a live look at the napa county sheriff's office where they are gathering. we'll bring that conference to you live as soon as it begins. here's a live look from sky 7 of the map feature giving residents of the north bay information about where many of these fires are burning. geo locates by streets, highways and local landmarks. you can see spots like wildwood mountain road which has some flames in the background. richards road is on that sky map 7, montgomery drive as well. sky map 7 is a feature you will see only on abc 7 news. let's check in now on wind conditions and temperatures in the fire areas. here's our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, caroline. the winds are still breezy and that's allowing temperatures to be really warm at the coast and cooler elsewhere. live doppler 7, we're clear but we do have a spare the air alert

. police and fire crews rushing to neighborhoods, telling people to literally get out. trees and dry brush quickly going up in flames with power lines hovering overhead. the wind really making the fight more challenging. you can see the sparks flying across the roadway. these images look so much like the initial firefight that started early monday morning. >> the focus today is on two fronts: flareups around the oakmont neighborhood well think highway 12 to the north and to the south, flames east of and moving toward the city of sonoma. that was the big battle overnight last night. the coverage begins with kpix 5s don error error lynn who has been watching an active firefight all day. he joins us east of sonoma. >> the intensity of the flames surprised a lot of us because earlier today, all of those hillsides were on fire. chops were dropping, making water drops earlier. you can see the spots smoldering and there are a lot of firefighters working hard to make sure it's under control. >> the flames that started high up in the hills made their way down to the valley floor where it's more pop

highway 17 and the crews are working on getting that debris cleared out. that was one of the hardest hit areas in the latest storm. of course we are talking about the santa cruz mountains in the area could see more tomorrow. joe vazquez shows us more of the damaged. >>> -- the damage. >> reporter: a small stretch of paradise park is underwater once more with water lapping at the front yard. a man who lives here tells me off-camera that a couple of weeks ago when it flooded that he got two weeks of water in his home -- two feet of water in his home. you can see everything from small rocks to larger borders cascading off the hillside. police closed southbound highway 17. one boulder hit the side of this jeep and the driver had minor injuries. geologists say that this water is lubricating already saturated soil and it's faster than the crews can pick up the mess.>> we are tired. they have had one day off a week, if lucky. >>> this large tree fell on highway 17 and about a dozen people got out of their cars. regular folks, some with chainsaws to pitch in and clear the debris. they had the la

he was doing something totally crazy like being on the first crew to fly to the moon. bill anders adores machines. he adores the counterintuitive way a machine like the lunar module worked. he made himself an expert of every little rivet and wire and bolt on the lunar module. now, on this mission he didn't get to fly, so he then learned the systems of the command module. to him, it was taking a machine and making it do something amazing. frank borman is and was a patriot. frank borman trained to be a fighter pilot. he went to west point. he joined the air force. he wanted to fight in korea. to him, this was his country needed him, and he was ready to fight. he was grounded for about a year due to a burst eardrum. his window of opportunity passed to fight in korea, and when this opportunity to be an astronaut and to fly this improbable mission was presented to him, he knew that this was his chance to fight a very important battle in the cold war. to go out to win and to come home. for him, it was a mission. all three guys knew about the ethical nature of the mission. they knew this

. >> reporter: crews from the city and county branched out to warn resident. >> the water gushing into the wall and on to the street surrounding the home. hom racing to leave. others waiting to watch. >> i want to see how fast the water rising and witness the event but i think i will leave when it's time to leave. >> reporter: two mobile homes evacuated as well. this family grabbing what they could. >> our shoes, our wedding ring. >> reporter: one family who didn't leave had to be rescued by boat. the worry overnight will the wall hold or break. >> it's a scary moment. if it happens, it's all gone. >> reporter: in all, 555 units from the three mobile homes were evacuated. firefighters will monitor the wall overnight. reporting live nbc, bay area news. >> the cause the problem is right on the left. the right anderson reservoir at max capacity overflowing leading to the flooding. when the coyote creek will drop so they can go home if they have a home. jeff, let's talk long-term prognosis for the creek. >> this really is not going to go away here until we head into day 7 or 8. we do have anot

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drive today in the bay's rick moon monitoring the situation. he's talking to crews trying to prevent further damage. he'll join us with a live report at 6:30. >> in the meantime, we like to check in with kari hall tracking the timing of this storm. and when is it going to start to die down a bit? >> we will start to see a lot of rain tapering off right now as we speak. we're not seeing the heavy rain we had last night. the wind warning has expired but it is still breezy out there, and we're getting a look at what it looks like as you step out the door at 6:01 in the south bay. you can see the raindrops on the camera lens. the peninsula, the roads are still wet, and in the tri-valley, we have cloudy skies with light coming down. looking at san francisco, still windy. 56 degrees. in the north bay, you can see the clouds with some spotty rain. also as we go throughout the day, going to see cloudy skies and a bit of a break here. the winds will continue to die down. the showers still exed at times, but there will also be some sunshine coming through. looking at the radar now, seeing that

those flames shooting 30 feet in the air. one of our crews out there, anser hassan, he saw that with his own eyes, and anser, you've been out there and how are things looking now? it seems like it's changing. >> reporter: marcus, kira, good morning. it definitely is changing as daybreak happens, we're getting a much better sense of what's happening out here. earlier, about an hour ago, this was a staging area. fire crews were out here. all crews have been sent out to fight this fire. if you look there, that's the fire line. earlier it was an orange glow. then it became bright red. now smoke. what that means, fire crews are making progress on the front lines. this is east macarthur street at 8th street in sonoma. we are less than half a mile from downtown sonoma. mandatory evacuation orders are in place in this neighborhood. the power has also been cut as the fire came very close to this neighborhood. one of the big issues as we've been talking about, the wind. fire crews say the uptick in the wind not only pushes the fire along but employees these embers and ashes through the ai

officials say all the firefighters and rescue crews that have worked through all that water have not experienced any side effects related to working in the dirty water. this morning, hundreds of families have spent another night in a shelter. many of them don't know when they will be let back into their homes. kron 4's alecia reid has the story. make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to stay up to date with everything including the flooding in san jose. also be the first to know about severe traffic and weather in your area... we'll keep you updated through breaking news push alerts as well. it's a free download for android and apple devices. another big story we are following this morning... a c-h-p officer has died after crashing into a pole during a police chase in south sacramento. lucas chellew was on duty last night when he got into a pursuit. after crashing into a pole, he was airlifted to u-c davis but passed away shortly after 6:00 last night. he's been a c- h-p officer for the past eight years. governon brown releasing a statement about chellew saying in part: office

bypasse bound pass route 282, all lanes are blocked there, clearly you can still see crew s hard at work out there we will have to use an alternate 322 or business route 30 is your best bet around this and you will to have take this. it looks like there is still a lot of manpower out there we will let you know when this gets cleared out, and as soon as you are allowed to go back out there route 30 bypass eastbound pass route 282, all lanes clearly still block. overnight construction on the schuylkill westbound at 30th street. all lanes closed here as well. we are getting use todd that. overnight resurfacing, on the schuylkill between 202 and blue route one lane block there, jim, back over to you. >>> thanks, meisha. we will begin with breaking news, right now hunt for three suspects who went on a violent overnight crime spree, the latest happened here at 54th and warrington in philadelphia 's kingsessing neighborhood. that is where police say suspects tried to rob a man, at gunpoint. police say they shot the victim in the back as he tried to runaway. then, they robbed him as he laid

liveand it caused a lot of approximately for drivers out there. >> reporter: yeah, luckily crews were able to repair the potholes before the morning commute. you can see traffic is moving smoothly here on 101 at the university avenue exit. but yeah, it was a real mess and the lanes finally reopened at about 3:30 this morning. it took crews about 6 hours to repair these potholes. the average size of these things 5 feet long and 8 inches deep. there were atleast 4 of them the chp started getting calls they said around 9:30 last night. . >> seeing reports of numerous drivers pulling over with damage to either their tires or front wheels. . >> and when they came out to investigate caltrans had to shut down all lanes to make emergency repairs. traffic back ups were significant but luckily this did not happen during the morning or evening or even during the week because that is when we'll see real problems and with all the wet weather you never know when a pothole is going to open up. damage was caused to local roads.. >>> road problems after the hard winter storms an estimate 70 $70 millio

danger of burning. seven firefighters have been hurt. at one point, fire crews had to stop using air operations. they were suspended when a drone flew into the fire zone. >> this is a type airs -- airspace. if you were to strike the drone it could cause damage to our equipment or if the drone would crash it could spark another wildfire. >> the drone operator could be cited for flying in an area that is off-limits. fire crews say the wind. . air operations were on hold and they say the weather can change quickly. >> anytime there's wind, fire has the potential to spread. we use helicopters and aircraft to stop the spread of the fire. >> the santa cruz sheriff's office said he boulder creek man was trying to take advantage of the situation. marlon coy was arrested for suspicion of looting and will be charged with burglary. >>> fire crews battling flames and the north bay are making progress. the tubbs, atlas and nuns fire are at least 80% contained. the pocket fire is 63% contained. the fire crews of focusing on searching the debris, trying to find people still listed as missing. offic

morning hours, 5:00 and 6:00, 11 to 17 miles per hour. this is what the fire crews are concerned with, into the afternoon, scale back on the winds, look what happens to the afternoon, a shift out of the south, but on the calm side period the strongest burst of winds may be 15 to 25 miles per hour in the morning. between 5 am and 7 am. a challenge to the fire crews.>>> we could talk about some rain in your five day, more and that in a few minutes.>>> crews are making progress on the atlas fire. >> it is in the hills northeast of napa, it produced a huge plume of white smoke, this is what it looked like sky fox -- when sky fox was overhead, winds push the flames towards the lake, more than 50,000 acres have burned here so far. the atlas fire is now 48% contained, that's up from 45% this morning. we are in napa county, where the fires are burning on both sides of the valley, rob? >> reporter: yes, we are behind -- beyond the highway, we've been out here throughout much of the day and i'm going to have will zoom in. to the crest of the mountain, you may periodically see a glow from the hi

the end of last year, the giants link pictures of mark with the new contract. >>> it's 6:00. crews are working around the clock to repair spillway at dam. 200 though people under evacuation order right now. crews are there. we have team coverage with all the of the overnight developments. >> reporter: all hand on deck to fix the dam including the use of the bulldozer that you see behind me. i'll explain coming up. >>> santa cruz mountain where crews are trying to clear mud slide from last week. today in the bay continues right now. >>> we have team coverage of the problem at orville dam this morning on left side of the screen. we have crew monitors to -- >> on the right that's live look at command center where we are standing by from updates from department of water resources. thank you for joining us. >>> a lot of happening this morning. mike going to get to that in a second. first, critical time for folks in orville. >> there's not a lot of time before the next storm system moves in. as we continue to get a lot of things in order with more heavy rain in the forecast for the week, as

potential downpours from thunderstorms, not a big chance. strong storms. we have construction crews out there, we seen them on the scene on the boulevard as we look live on 9th street southbound toward fox street. you have the crews in the outer drives, stay to the energy drive that's where traffic is getting by with the construction crews this morning out there on the boulevard. vine street expressway we're in the clear, all the lanes and ramps are open, they did not close last night for construction there was no construction on the vine street expressway. live on the schuylkill expressway, city avenue, construction blocks the right lane, usually that clears at 5:00 a.m., crews early at this hour. eastbound work between gulph mills and belmont. lots of construction cruise on the scene at this hour, as well as i-95 northbound, the blue route, construction there. i-95 southbound at the betsy ross bridge construction there, crews out there, too. at least we have dry roads. >>> a philadelphia police officer wrecked his cruiser trying to avoid another car. this happened on the 5100 block of

than crews can clean them up. on valencia road the asphalt is thinking and more and more we see cars getting slammed by the mudslide including this vehicle. the public road super intendant was helping the crews and said this winter season has been chaos. >> we are tired. our crews have one day a week off, if they are lucky since mid-december. >>reporter: in paradise park homeowners are still cleaning up from the february flood. it crested at 5 1/2 feet above flood stage. the owner did not want to talk on camera that allowed us to show the damage. the floors and walls had to be ripped out and the once beautiful garden has been swept away. san lorenzo was four feet below flood stage this afternoon. it looks like paradise park will be spared for now. the greens are storing some of their friends valuable possessions. >> it's nice to not have the drought, i feel sorry for those people who are still negatively affected by what's happened. we are here to help.>>reporter: this is a look at highway 17 come of headlights are cars coming southbound. they have the tree out of the way and traffic

say to the people there and across the country. >>> and new this hour, the flight crew sickened. >> jetblue crew members have fallen ill while on board for the third time in a week. >>> and we've seen some pretty terrible ceremonial first pitches over the years, but we're going to show you one that just might take the cake. we'll see how this ended on this thursday, august 17th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin this half hour with that impromptu candlelight vigil, joining hundreds of peaceful marchers days after protesters erupted in violence. >> the marchers held up candles on the uva campus while singing about peace and unity and observed a moment of silence for the three people killed over the weekend. word of the vigil spread by word of mouth. >>> meanwhile, president trump is not backing down after blaming both sides for the violence. and vice president mike pence is standing by him. >> what happened in charlottesville was a tragedy. and the president has been clear on this tragedy, and so have i. >> rex tillerson has condemned the hate and violence

told they need to leave their homes. relief shelter has been opened at a nearby elementary.a ktvu crew is on the way to the scene and will bring you live updates throughout the newscast. >>> more people who were forced to evacuate by the wildfires and napa and sonoma county are being allowed back to their neighborhoods. it is one of several indications that firefighters are beginning to get a handle on these fires. evacuation orders were lifted last night for two neighborhoods in santa rosa. people living in geysers -- geyserville and healdsburg have been told they can return. these fires have claimed the lives of 41 people across four counties. sonoma had more than half of the the terms. 102 people are still unaccounted for and sonoma and napa county. the latest person killed was the driver of the water truck that crashed in napa county yesterday morning. >>> here's the latest on the four major fires. the largest is now the nuns fire. 51,512 acres. containment is at 53%. this fire is a few hundred acres bigger than the atlas fire south of lake berryessa which is 70% contained. tubbs f

. it's so bad that fire crews were forced to head back outside. we're live on the scene. >> more breaking news in south philadelphia. deadly gunfire claims the lives of two teenaged boys. >> and developing overnight, detectives stumble upon a drug house while searching for an escaped suspect. who they are still chasing this morning. >> good morning everyone. it is 5:30 on this wednesday october 25th. it is -- it is -- i'm actually proud top present to present could you david and karen right now. >> i'm so floored. i don't understand what you're trying to say. he's proud of us. it took a couple of decades. >> a couple of decades i think. i'd like to thank matt for that. >> just do the weather. >> let's see what's going on. we've got the rain from yesterday off the coast and we're also looking at cloud cover basically off the coast although there is additional cloud cover out to the west of the region. overall we're looking at dry conditions today and a mix of clouds and sun. this morning's current temperatures aren't too bad. 49 degrees in allentown, 50 in reading, a little cooler