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Is 6:13 on this saturday morning. we are hearing from the man who pulled a woman out of several feet of snow after that deadly avalanche earlier this weekend in tahoe. >> we realized we are the first responders, we were the most capable of helping right there and it was super time sensitive. >> he said no worries, i've got you. that was the best feeling in my life. >> they were swept into the avalanche themselves while skiing in the palisades on wednesday but they were able to dig themselves free once it's settled, that is something other skiers were not able to do. they began pulling people u...

Why we are expecting to see widespread rain tomorrow. we do have mostly cloud covered scattered activity drizzle here and there. the rain moves in early tomorrow into the north bay and it becomes widespread by saturday evening. here's a closer look at what we will be monitoring. highest totals will be for the coastal mountain and that means the possibility of flooding in the north bay, we are looking at the river and also drying out for sunday, so, we get a mix of sunshine eventually, but of course it has got the winter storm warning in the sierra and i will tell you more about the rainfall co...

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The ancient trail across Mount Desert Island – unmarked and unmaintained, so travel is at your own risk – has been trodden by footsteps for hundreds of years.