in closer towards san leandro and the castle valley as well. pushing the maps to the south closest to the santa cruz mountains and the santa clara valley as well. as you expand the view out here, there is another system just out here that will be setting up as we head into the part of your weekend. we'll have more heavy rain for your bay area forecast in a bit. >>> a reminder now you can download our free ktvu weather app for the latest conditions and a live radar and extended forecast. >>> kickoff for sunday's super bowl in houston is now less than 48 hours awyoming fans are look for tickets -- fans looking for tickets can do so online. the average ticket price is running about $40,000. even though the bay area is not hosting the big game, local restaurants and bars are forming up. >> a popular stop is the south of market area, which has more to offer than big screen tvs. amber? >> reporter: frank, we're at a ping-pong social club here in the south of the neighborhood as you said. now workers here tell us they are expecting hundreds of sports fans to show up on sunday to watch the su

when shots ran out in san leandro. 3 month old luke far too young to understand. >> his son was everything to him. and you could see a change in him. he wanted to change. >> but his older son xavier that turned five a day after the shooting is still waiting for his dad to come home. >> he meant everything and it was horrible because he doesn't know. he says his dad is dead but he doesn't grasp it. >> miller says somebody was tailing them and her husband exchanged a few words with the driver. >> getting irritated with the car. and he said what is up. >> a short while later a second car pulled up and talafarro argued with that driver and that driver opened fire. >> there was no way to save him. i got in the car and tried to drive him by the hospital but it didn't work. i was hoping it could be over with, the confrontation, you know and it was going to blow by it. it was going to be road rage and i didn't expect for him to get killed. >> talafarro's family is struggling to fill the void. >> i don't understand it. road rage is dangerous and it takes lives and ridiculous. >> do the r

the evacuation of a recycling plant in san leandro this morning. this picture from the san leandro police department shows the grenade on a conveyor belt. officers immediately evacuated the business on aladdin avenue. the bomb squad determined that the grenade was harmless. the workers were allowed back in. >>> officials in santa cruz say they were deceived by homeland security agents who claimed a raid was not part of an immigration operation. 22 people were arrested or detained on february 13th in a joint operation with santa cruz police. 12 of them are alleged gang members facing criminal charges. but homeland security now says 10 of those people were targeted because of their immigration status. they have all been released pending hearings. the santa cruz police chief said the department was led to believe the raid only targeted gang members. >>> a protest that began months ago over the dakota access pipeline ended today with a couple dozen protesters in handcuffs. 200 police officers moved in to arrest protesters who refused to leave their camp in cannonball, north dakota, arresting

over portions of the east bay. continue to see some here in areas over san leandro and livermore and concord. to the peninsula, we have rain just south of san francisco. it looks like burlingame, san mateo, 101, 280 getting hit at this moment on the west side of san mateo. if we look to the north, we have pretty good rain falling over the north bay. fairly widespread with heavier pockets over the hills and south of santa rosa about windsor or so. this is it. during the morning hours is when we will get hit the hardest. we're talking about the wind as well. here is a look at the gusts over the north bay. napa reporting 38 miles per hour. oakland reporting 32 miles per hour. and i'll shift south and show you more where we have gusts around san jose now reporting 41 miles per hour. and areas over monterey, we have a wind warning. we have trees down. and damage already reported over some areas like morgan hill. here is a look at futurecast model. as i mentioned the heaviest going through during the morning hours. here we are at 10:00. here we are at 1:12. lots the west coast beginning --

we're concerned about. rain around walnut crook and it tails off. hayward and san leandro and after that, not a lot left. there's isolated rain moving through today especially with the system going by fast and a jet stream is picking up which will usher in unstable air. the breeze is a big story today and bigger story tomorrow. 23409 as robust as it was earlier. still a breezy day. the main bulk of the system is in the sierra. i-draw your attention to multiple systems here. this will be a big wind producer for us. as we head into sunday and also sunday night into monday that will take in more our location. this is a whopper of a system for southern california. we'll also get rain out of that. they are expecting maybe the biggest storm to hit down there since december 2010. the weekend looks okay. by saturday morning we're on the drier side of the rain. monterey at four. 13 plus in the santa cruz mountains. 60s on your temps. tomorrow looks like a very windy day. we'll get some rain as well. then a break, probably about saturday afternoon into sunday evening and heavy rain monday. >> i wo

include one at alameda at 880 over the union pacific railroad at san leandro creek. another one in santa clara county at interstate 280 over the lawrence expressway and creek. in contra costa county, over monument boulevard. in san mateo county, highway 101. >>> with the unsafe bridges and mudslides we have been talking about, the question of the day is what is the worst bay area road that you drive on? let us know what you think by posting a comment to our facebook page or tweet us with the hashtag #ktvu. >>> 7:37. we will move back to our continuing coverage of the oroville dam. residents are waking back up in their own homes. repair work continues on the emergency spillway ahead of rain that is expected late tonight and early tomorrow morning. carmen joins us live this morning from oroville. let's start with the situation there this morning. people are back home and stores are beginning to reopen. >> reporter: this morning it's a situation of a city coming back to life after being evacuated for two full days. while we saw a mass exit on sunday, people rushing to leave, people ha

lafayette. damage stroll 580 to pleasanton. brentwood, antioch. oakland, san leandro, haywood. that's the focus ask -- i know there is some people that travel. pleasanton. that's very heavy rain. that just swept by there shall down -- also to san jose. you can see right there just coming out of there. heading newspaper to the foot littles. maybe around evergreen. allen rock. very heavy rainn. to san jose. that line stretching oakland. san leandro. haywood. very intense cells there. also on parts of the santa cruz coastline. mainly in to the santa cruz mountains and into santa cruz. over to -- over to morgan hill and gilroy. the system is going through. we will start to see the improvement here. 50s on the temperatures. very mild. these are from the west southwest. sfo hang on. gusting of 43 milessa unhour that. should decrease. the low going northeast but it continues to rotaten. now we are starting to get the wind shear. dynamics and we get mix of sun, clouds this afternoon. i wouldn't be surprise fire department there are some thunderstorm activity that pops up. we are painted for a gen

. >>> thank you christina. >>> the san leandro city council is expected to vote tonight on whether or not to become a sanctuary city. if the resolution is approved it would prohibit the police officers in the city from cooperating with federal immigration officers. in his first week in office, president donald trump signed an executive order that would deny funding to sanctuary cities, bay area cities stand to lose millions of dollars if he follows through on the threat. >>> president donald trump has used his influence to pressure corporate america to keep jobs from leaving the country, but as pam cook reports, there are things that ceos need to consider before making their opinions known. >> reporter: many companies and executives have taken a political instance, but how does this effect the companies' images and stock price? >> i concerned. as an american you have a right to express your opinion. but if you are a ceo of a company, have you considered the other stake holders in the company, like the share holders, the employees and the customers. >> reporter: he talks about historical pers

battle looming. more coming up at 5 pm. >>> the city of san leandro is officially declaring itself a sanctuary city, the council passed a resolution late last night that will keep police from collaborating with federal immigration agents. san francisco and san jose are longtime sanctuary cities, oakland, richmond, berkeley, emeryville and alameda have also approved similar measures.>> people who are really undocumented but not doing anything but being undocumented is truthful. they are paying into the tax and social security system and such.>> president trump has signed an executive order that would deny federal funding to sanctuary cities that protect illegal immigrants and that could amount to millions of dollars lost for those bay area cities. >>> the city of richmond today became the first city in the country to pass a resolution calling for the impeachment of president trump. in a unanimous decision the richmond city council as the u.s. house of representatives to begin impeachment proceedings. the city council believes the president is violating a clause, a constitutional provi

criminals as well as though violated national immigration laws. >>> in san leandro a man was killed in front of his wife and two young children because of road wage. henry lee says there may be witnesses that haven't come forward yet. reporter: marina boulevard a busy street where two drivers got into an argument with deadly results. 9:45 sunday night when a man driving with his wife and two young children began to yell at another driver and heading west. >> the victim was looking out the driver window having an argument with a subject and the woman heard shots being fired. reporter: her husband shot in the head. although the victim's wife managed to take control of the suv. she basically slid up next to the victim in the front seat. and actually operated the vehicle herself while the victim was seated in the driver's seat. >> she drove a half mile to keiser permanentte. the victim could not be saved. the wife and children were not hurt. the woman did not see the driver or the shooter and not clear what they were arguing about. but there were other drivers nearby and, detectives want them to

the presence of san leandro police, a lot of unanswered questions as to what happened and why all of the agencies are involved but for now we have alameda police surrounding the house and san leandro also. >> we will get back to you at -- as we get the elements. >>> police investigating the homicide on totally road near south king street after 10:00, witnesses heard shots fired and when officers arrived they found a man who had been shot at least once. so far, his name has not been released and there is no word about a suspect or motive. >>> police at uc berkeley are bracing for protest as a senior editor gets ready to speak on campus. >> his supporters see him as the champion of right-wing opinion and some critics call him prompter of psychopath. allie rasmus joins us live with more on what police and organizers expect. >> reporter: they are expecting a large crowd possibly in the hundreds likely a tense environment at the uc berkeley campus, he will speak at the student union at 7:00 tonight, you can see barricades are already up, he is an editor with the bright mark website gai

san francisco. covered with the green. extending to the east bay for oakland and san leandro. as you can see closer to the santa cruz mountains rain showers near scott's valley over the summit towards san jose. here is the overall weather story for today. still talking about some rain showers for this morning. light to moderate. then we will gradually scale back later today and tonight. this will set the stage for a more defined break this evening and early tomorrow morning. then the rainfall rates really pick up with the next system coming on board for tomorrow. here is we go for this afternoon. a chance of a shower. and then here we go. increasing rainfall rates first thing tomorrow morning, especially after 8:00 as that systems comes on board, moving in from the north. we will talk more about the system coming up in a few minutes. sal is standing by with an update on traffic. big drive times. is that right, sal. >> that's right. not as bad as it was yesterday for the morning commute. but we've had rain as you mentioned. want to look at the richmond bridge. it was raining the last

been found. the trial set to resume next week. >>> and san leandro police released a surveillance photo a van that may have been involved in a deadly road rage shooting over the weekend. the van is described as white, american made and with a distinctive tall roof. the driver could have valuable information about whoever shot 45-year-old, the father of two. he was driving with his family this past sunday when he apparently got into an argument with another driver. police say he was shot near the intersection of marina boulevard and merced street. >>> time now to check in with mike and gasia and see what is going on in the 8:00 hour. guys. >> thank you, frank. >>> it has been called the worst winter in 20 years. how crews are dealing with full reservoirs all across the state. >>> work will continue throughout the weekend on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. the closures you need to know about. >>> and there are other closures because of flooding. we just found out about a new one on the peninsula. the rain is overwhelming some storm drains in some areas and the driving is not

go to the maps. northbound 880 you can see in san leandro, there is a crash here. that crash is slowing traffic. remember, we just saw no traffic here. right. so there it is. now, if you want to use 580 instead, 580 is actually looking good. into the lake shore area. there have been no major problems heading that way yet. it will fill in. but it hasn't yet. all right. at 7:03, let's go back to the desk. >>> we will go straight to the situation at lake oroville where the water level is now below 890 feet. it has dropped half a foot in the past couple of hours. dropped more than 12 feet since sunday. state water officials would really like to see that come down a total of 25 feet from sunday's highest level before the rains start early thursday. they think the water level will get close to where they want it to be. let's bring in alex savidge who is live in oroville. talk about the outside help that state leaders are hoping will come to oroville. >> reporter: yeah. gasia, good morning. governor brown has asked president donald trump for federal assistance to help out with this ong

much. walnut creek over toward alamo. back toward san leandro. now it picks up from haywood -- if sal has a san mateo brick shot it probably looks like its raining right ont. stretching back over toward san mateo and toward el granada. skyline. half moon bay toward redwood city. the santa cruz mountains and our storm tracker shows some bursts of heavy rain right there moving through there. are some good cells here. wind advisory out. gusts to 30 to 50. that's the higher elevation and also the coast. that goes through friday morning. 40s on the temperatures. 50s for some but the southeast breeze has picked up here that. will we a windy day along with off and on rain. our low right there. right there with send -- may be a few breaks here. some breaks but it will rotaten. a series of systems. that will keep the rain beat going into friday night. 50s and 60s. sal. your screen showings you something. metering lights click ronde a bit early. >> they did. we listen towed over here. we can show you a picture of that and the traffic seems okay. right now on westbound 92 but it could change and

san leandro. current numbers, it's mild. you can see the numbers right now in the 50s. we are on track to reach the 60s this afternoon. everybody around 64 to 65 degrees. with all this rainfall the river levels have been jumping up quite rapidly. the river at gurnville is above flood stage. expected to crest in just a little bit. 6:00 a.m. today at 34.4 feet and then coming down later on today. another rise expected as we head into thursday. rights now it looks like that's projected to be below flood stage. it's something we will watch into thursday and friday. here is our next system developing off shore. rainfall. big range. a half inch to three inches and we see a big rainfall like that we are concerned with flooding again into thursday. winds around 50. yesterday we had problem was the high tide. tomorrow it'll be around ten. that's at the golden gate bridge. here we go with the rainfall expectations. a big range. the south bay not as much. about a half inch. same for the inland valleys. here you can see for the coastal hill ands the north bay. we could have amounts on either

to pull out the driver of the van. >>> san leandro police arrested a 2-year-old who police say ran his girlfriend over with his car, killed her during a domestic violence dispute wednesday night. police say that at about 11:50 p.m. they got calls about a man and woman fighting. when police arrived they found the woman trapped underneath a car. she was pronounced dead. they >>> well it's the first full week of the murder trial for sierra lamar. he is accused of killing her. she disappeared almost five- years ago. >> its been emotional in the courtroom. prosecutors put lamar's friend on the stand to show sierra wasn't a run away. >> reporter: for the first time emotion from the witness stand as one of sierra's friends cried as the prosecution played video of sierra stepping off the school bus. they had exchanged texts the morning of march 16th, 2012 right before sierra vanished. >> nobody plans for this nobody prepares for their kid to loose a friend. especially in the manner that it happened. >> reporter: her car is sierra's friend. among those testifies. she said her daughter and s

county at interstate 880 over the queen pacific railroad at san leandro creek. another in santa clara at interstate 280 over the lawrence expressway and creek and up in sacramento county a bridge along 80 over winter street is also consider deficient. >>> bart wants another toll hike on the seven state owned bridges. they want the state to increase tolls between one and three dollars. that could push tolls as high as $9. the proposal to hike tolls could end up on the ballot as early as next year. the transit agency gets some funding from bridge tolls. bart hope itself hopes it'll get as much as one third of toll increases. it said it needs to buy 306 new train cars. >>> new information on a breaking story from san francisco. we told you moments ago. police investigating now the death of a man at eddie and franklin. the police are is still out there right now. the police were called out earlier this morning to investigate an accident. when they arrived this he found they found a man with a head wound. he has now died. we will continue to bring you more information as soon as we get it.

east bay. police in san leandro today released a surveillance photo of a van that may be linked to the case. the van they are looking for is described as a white van, american made, with a very distinctive roof that has been raised six inches. police say the people in the van could have valuable information about whoever shot the 45-year-old's was driving with his family last sunday near the intersection of marina boulevard and merced street. investigators say the van was near the victim's car at the time of the shooting. >>> in sonoma county police are trying to identify a man who tried to rob a sandwich shop. video shows the man coming into the business on mcdowell boulevard yesterday afternoon. police say he took a gun out of a shopping bag and demanded money from the clerk. the clerk tomb off running. the man left without getting any cash. the suspect is described as white and middle analled with a thin build. >> the fire in san francisco sent a firefighter to the hospital and displaced 11 people. this is video from the fire department's twitter page. firefighters say they resc

was at 852 feett. peaked at more than 900 feet. >>> new this morning the city of san leandro is declaring itself a sanctuary city. they passed areolation to that keep police from working with federal immigration. oak lapped, richmond, berkeley and emoryville and alameda have approved similar resolutions. the president has signed a order to deny federal funding to the safe haven cities and that could amount to millions of dollars lost for bay area cities. >>> the president's new immigration rules are raising fears about deportation right here in the bay area. >> i was seven actually. when i first came to the united states. yeah. i still remember mexico but i have been here -- i'm now 22. most of my life has been in the united states. >> she is an illegal immigrant at the university of san francisco and last night some clergy members gathered at the school talking about how to protect undocumented immigrants from being deported. the trump administration's new rules extend the power of immigration agents to remove anyone who can't prove they have been in the country legally for mor

. showers showing up in san leandro towards mountain view and fremont and heavier showers by east palo alto and fremont and up towards pleasanton and seeing a break in the activity. in the mountains talking about 80 being shut down. blizzard conditions in colfax. that is within the last couple of hours. 50 they are chaining up and it is a mess. snow levels dropping and freezing. not a good time to go up there. tomorrow will be dicey. that winter storm warning in effect and pretty messy tomorrow morning. outside we are getting a dry break. we will get a dry commute for you tomorrow morning. and this afternoon's commute not so dry but not bad compared to what we have been seeing. tomorrow morning should be dry and cooler tomorrow morning. will you find temperatures cooler than they have been because the front has passed through. the cold air is in place and valley fog and 35 degrees in santa rosa. it will be chilly and when i come back we will talk about the highs and the rain in the five-day forecast that will impact you this week. >>> after all of the flooding in the south bay, this was a w

street in san leandro. a big tree fell on the power lines on ban croft avenue just north of cal lon. you can see the lines were the only thing holding up that tree. pg&e says two power poles were broken off. police are asking people to avoid the area. at last check ban croft is still closed as crews work to restore power. >>> the stormy weather is causing delays and cancellations as san francisco international airport. people waited for the skies to clear. the average delay was less than one hour. an airport sports person says sf osaw 30 delays and 89 cancellations arriving and departing. and a reminder, you can download the free ktvu weather app for the latest on the storm. we are posting updates on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> coming up arc bitter battle on capitol hill comes to an end with historic tie-breaking vote by the vice president. at 6:30 the latest on the controversial nomination of betsy devos as education second. >> it is not democratics bitter about the election it is the american people. >>> we are tracking the next weather system with a nasty commute and thu

police brought in their armored swat vehicle and surrounded the home and san leandro police came with the canine units and neighbors were told to shelter in place and others couldn't get home. after getting no response with the loud speaker, officers made their way into the home just before noon. they confirmed that nobody else was inside. the off-duty deputy was not hurt. he was detained and interviewed by police. neighbors were shocked by what happened. >> we have never had anything like this that i know of. >> it's frightening to think is this quiet, little alameda. >> the sheriff's crime lab is on scene tonight and along with the d. a.'s office, will reconstruct the event that led up to the suspect's death. ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, developing new, the tense standoff at a maximum security prison where inmates have taken guards hostage. at 6:30, the latest on the situation from delaware. >>> we're tracking the rainfall. there's some falling in bay area neighborhoods now. >>> a new trend using an old tool, how criminals are getting credit card skim

says there may be witnesses that may not have come forward. >>> more rinna boulevard in san leandro. a busy street where two drivers got into an argument with deadly results. about 9:45 sunday when a man driving with his wife and two young children began to yell at another driver. both were heading west near moreset street. >> the victim was looking out the driver wouldn't and having an argument with a subject and then the woman heard some shots being fired. >> her husband shot in the head. although in shock the victim's wife managed to take control of the suv. >> she basically slid up next to the victim in the front seat and actually operated the vehicle herself while the victim was actually still seated in the driver's seat. >> she drove a half mile to kizer permanente where victims heard her screaming but the victim was not saved. the wife and 5-year-old and infant were not hurt. the woman never saw the car or the other shooter and not clear what they were arguing about but there were other drivers nearby. detectives wanted them to come forward and hope cameras will help tell the wh

around san leandro. looks to be just -- just north of the san mateo bridge. and then stretching right back over to sfo and burlingame. as we talked about into san francisco as well. heading over to alameda and oakland. these are the strongest cells that i can find right now. picking up on the sonoma coast. now starting to move into marin county. took a while but it is moving in. the likewise scenario is developing northern sonoma county back over to mendocino county and lake county. there are intense cells there. rain is really starting to come down for some. especially up around hillsberg. we have flood warnings out until tonight. russian river will need to be watched. all of lake county. the key factor is the sierra. you're getting 46 degree temps and rain on top of the deep snow pack. that can cause serious issues here and all the way up. sacramento river, the delta, and also the yellow causeway is a cause for concern right now as well. i can't emphasize how deep this moisture is. it is a conveyer belt honestly. deep moisture, almost record setting for this time of year. you take t

toward san leandro, . eastedy rain for some. heavier for others. 50s on most of the temperatures but the breezes, i would -- especially some of these to the south. there is san jose. east at 30. it's on its way. 25 mountain view. it's only a matter of time before it make itself in. look for -- i would say multiple cells coming through. retasting through this is a big, big system and wind is going to turn up and the rain will-to increase. rain and on your friday forecast. 50s and low 60s. 6:02 sal. >>> i like it. you keep it simple. rain and wind. 50s and 60s. i can deal with that. >> all you need to know. >> thank you for mentioning that -- next time mention westboro, g, h. i digress. let's go and talk about a crash that was cleared but i want to show you video of fr, sco user who sent us this. this crash was affecting traffic on the bridge. this is fresco user randy turner who showed us this crash on -- at eastbound 580 here. it was an injury accident. look at the bumper of the car came off. unfortunately these are the type of crashes that happen. someone spins out. another car

rang out sunday night in san leandro. 3-month-old luke far too young to understand. >> his son was everything to him. you could see a change in him. he wanted to change. >> reporter: his older son xavier who to -- who turned five a day after the shooting is still waiting for his dad to come home. >> he's doing everything. and was horrible because he doesn't know -- he says his dad is dead but he don't grasp it. you know? you don't know. >> reporter: leilani miller says someone was tailgating them near the gas station at marina boulevard and merced and her husband exchanged a few words with the driver. >> getting irritated with the car and whatever. he asked the car what's up? >> reporter: a short while later a second car pulled up and taliaferro argued with that driver as well. someone from that car open fire. >> there was no way to save him. i tried. i got -- i tried to drive him to the hospital but it didn't work. >> reporter: extended family is now struggling to fill the void. >> i really don't understand it myself. it's really hard. road rage is ridiculous that it takes lives.

, but they do not believe it was intentionally set. >>> san leandro police are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a father right in front of his wife and kids over the weekend. it happened while driving down a busy street. as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains investigators are calling it a case of road rage. >> reporter: marina boulevard is san leandro's busy street where they got into an argument with deadly results. it was about 9:45 on sunday night when a man driving with his wife and two young children began yelling at another driver. both were heading west. and then the woman heard some shots were being fired. >> reporter: her husband was shot in the head. the victim's wife would manage to take control of the suv. >> she basically slid right up next to the victim in the front seat and actually operated the vehicle herself while they were still seated. >> reporter: she drove half a mile where witnesses heard her screaming in the hospital parking lot. the victim though could not be saved. there were other drivers nearby as they wanted them to come forward and hoped cam

is backed up all the way to san leandro. this is disappointing. on a friday if it wasn't raining, we would have had a better commute. the deal is done. we have a lot of slow traffic because of the rainstorm that moved through. at 7:47, steve i have a question for you. >> ask. >> if you've been coughing for a long time and your doctor didn't give you antibiotics, do you think that antibiotics will fix it or no. >> for some, yes. for others no,. >> you're like my doctor. >> what worked for me. once you're on the mend and you -- get out and walk. >> okay. >> get the fresh air in the lungs. >> okay. >> the first time you do it, you think you're going to keel over. >> i'm going to do that. >> i wrote the book here. we feel great right now. how about you? it's friday. we had our system go through. it has gone through. there is still some rain out there. we're getting some breaks. the snow is really picking up in the sierra. the winter storm warning is out there. there is still some rain around. not a lot. but a little bit showing up. it will continue to work its way through. now if we

vaginal cream. . >>> new at 10:00, police in san leandro have released a picture of a man suspected of kidnapping a woman last year. the suspect doused a woman pepper spray and tried to drag her into his car. police thinks that there may be other victims. >>> police said last week's reported kidnapping of a city council person's daughter has a hoax. -- was a hoax. investigators said the teenager claimed she escaped from kidnappers but now she said she made up the story. >>> the trial of antolin garcia- torres continued today. antolin garcia-torres is accused of killing sierra lamar. the defense team grilled crime scene investigators about hair found on a rope in the trunk of his car. defense attorneys questioned whether or not the hair was on the rope when it was discovered or perhaps it was transferred later. sierra lamar's body was never found. >>> apple is moving their conference back to san jose. the event attracts thousands of people from around the world. apple said the time was right to bring the event back to san jose where it was held from 1989 to 2002. the mayor of san jose s

oakland moving to san leandro. over into san francisco. another line around monteiro. as well as almost san mateo. that looks to be the heaviest. the system is moving but this is about right. east and south there is not as much. the system comes in late morning and worked his way to the peninsula and over to the east bay. not much to the south bay park by noon -- santa rosa all the way over to morgan hill. by early afternoon eventually because down to the south they later in the afternoon. by 6 pm there should be a lead up. if not, we are in deep trouble. if this system stalls out we will see heavier rainfall. there is a little piece of energy coming through friday. then we get a break on the weekend. all of lake county and russian river -- runner park. with a paint the entire area, not a winter storm warning. they are talking flood watches and warnings. santa cruz mountains -- north bay peninsula. the wind advisory until 4 pm. we will see 60 miles per hour. the moisture here goes down to the tropics. it is a conveyor belt of moisture. you take this the moisture almost at record

commute is slow. daly city and san leandro and hayward over towards san ramon and dublin. the cells like this guy are capable of producing significant rain. a half-inch by black hawk and more showers. we are seeing some breaks and the activity will die down and in the mountains a winter storm warning in effect and for reno winter storm warning. snow accumulations are significant and we look at the live camera shot and you can -- i think that's a scattered shower. you see that darkened area on the horizon and breaks in morin county and a 48 hour period. the temperatures tomorrow morning will get down. 36 in napa and 35 in santa rosa. pretty cool. 45 in hayward. we have been mild because of the 50s. we have been seeing the rain. tomorrow morning, a little chilly especially in the north bay and in the east bay. livermore and the kids go to school. 38 degrees and will feel cool after mornings in the low 50s. san francisco, about 50s and sprinkles to the north and that's the sky. there's the afternoon sky. not bad, sun or some sun. sprinkles in the area and i don't think we will see much. nor

along with other republican members of the house. in washington. fox news. >>> the city of san leandro calling itself a sanctuary city. it passed a resolution to keep police from working to immigration agents. san francisco and san jose are long time such cities. oakland, richmond, emoryville and alameda have also approved similar resolutions. >> people who really are perhaps undocumented but not doing anything -- but that so they are minding their own business. they are viable folks. they have jobs and are paying in to the tax system, social security and such. >> the president signed an order that would deny federal funding to the safe haven cities. that could amount to millions of dollars lost for those cities. >>> tonight oakland city council is expected to receive a report on people living in commercial or industrial spaces. the information was requested after 36 people died in the warehouse fire in success. the report is expected to include information about health and safety riskst. also is supposed to explain what options the city has in helping those who are living in those types of sp

. along highway 101. thank you. >>> time is now 6:14. new this morning the city of san leandro declaring itself a sanctua, are y, city. the resolution was passed last night. it'll keep the police from cooperating with federal immigration agents. san francisco and san jose are long time sanctuary cities. you know trump has signed an order that would deny federal funding to these safe haven cities. that could amount to manies of dollars lost for bay area cities. >>> the san francisco public defender's office will hold a meeting today on the new immigration rules. among the topics expected to be address is the how immigrants can get level help to fight deportation. the meeting as the results at five tonight at the san francisco public library on lark instreet. >>> the trump administration and house republicans may have toecap obama care a bit longer. both are calling for at least three months to make a decision about continuing to fund subsides for the affordable health care act. the payments reduced deductibles and co papers for more than half of them on the health care exchanges including

san leandro creek. i-280 over the lawrence expressway. interstate 680 over monument boulevard in contra costa and highway 101 over the creek in san mateo county. >> when something is listed as structurally deficient, that sounds, you know, pretty serious. it could be something reflecting a minor crack or something on the bridge. so something like that is fairly minor. we will still have it listed as structurally deficient. >> caltrans says there is plenty of work to be done. they have identified nearly $6 billion in road maintenance projects that it doesn't have the money to complete. governor jerry brown has asked the federal government for $100 billion in funding as a part of president trump's pledge to rebuild the nation's infrastructure. the governor's wish list, which he has compiled earlier this month includes funding requests for roads, bridges, and transit projects. the list was composed before the oroville dam incident and does not include money for the flood protection at the dam. to see the full report of california's bridge inventory log on to ktvu.com. you'll find th

reporting in the city tonight in san francisco. thanks, jana. >>> well, the san leandro city council is expect today vote tonight on whether to become a sanctuary city. they passed a resolution to keep police from collaborating with their immigration. san francisco and san jose are long-time sanctuary cities. oakland, richmond, berkeley, emeryville and alameda have also proved similar resolutions. president trump has signed an executive order that would deny funding to these safe haven cities. that could amount to millions of dollars for bay area cities. >>> the white house says president trump is ready to release new rules on the use of bathrooms by transgender students. president trump issued a directive last year allowing students to use bathrooms according to their current gender identity as opposed to their birth gender. the trump administration hasn't provided any specifics on their new guidelines, but the spokesperson says the president believes that it is, "a state's rights issue. >>> oakland police are said to be using new surveillance technology from the alameda county distric

. >> new this morning, the city of san leandro is officially declaring itself a sanctuary city. it passed a resolution that will keep police from colloborating from federal immigration agents. san francisco and san jose are long time sanctuary city. oakley, berkeley, alameda have also approved similar resolutions. president trump has signed an executive order, one that would deny federal funding to the safe haven city that's could amount to millions of dollars lost for bay area cities. >>> president trump is about to issue another executive order for his controversial temporary refugee and travel ban. doug luzader has the latest from washington. >> reporter: this time the white house is expected to come up with new language to make this more survivable in federal court. he did it once. he's about to do it again. >> the president will be issuing a new executive action based off of the judicial ruling as flawed as it may be to keep our people safe. that will be coming soon. >> doug: after an initial rollout that was less than smooth, the president will sign a new executive order temp

680. back to san leandro. that's one line. there are multiple issues here. we will start up in lake county. flood warning until 3:40. i don't -- i don't know how it can get better in clear lake. it's a bad situation up there ; erial flood warning. that's out toward windsor. that ends at 8:15. that's a marginal one. we we have another one -- that's the one right there by niles canyon creek that goes until 10:45 this morning and then of course coyote creek flood warning goes until friday there. are many area that are still going to be front and center here for a while. we will see a break but there are isolated areas, bursts of moderate to heavy rain and a possibility of thunderstorms. you can just -- this line that's starting to form here from wood side back over to 84. skyline and then back in to the santa cruz mountains. that's going into fremont. that's where that source of rain is coming and then from saratoga toward where into sunny val and south of san jose. 40s and 50s. 50s here but 40s to the north. colder air will start to work in here and that could trigger afternoon thunde

video from the alameda county fire department. that golf course is in castro valley next to san leandro creek and creek over flowed forcing people to use suv's to get the people out. >>> the owner of a marin art gallery said sometimes the worst situations bring out the best in people. warning sirens went off early yesterday signal that the creek was flooding in downtown san -- michael feldman's daughter said that floodwaters may threaten his gallery. he rushed to his business and was surprised by what he saw. >> people were putting sandbags at my door for me. it's that kind of community. people were looking out the for each other. they were sandbagging across the street. total strangers. >> he said that the reaction to the big storm makes him appreciate both town and his neighbors even more. >>> we will have more weather coverage throughout the newscast. don't forget any time up to the minute weather information with our free ktvu weather app. >>> there is a break today in the trial of the accused killer of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar after an emotional day of testimony yesterday. her m

, though, it wasn't clear whether there were other suspects still in sight. san leandro police came with their k-9 unit. neighbors were told to shelter in place, others couldn't get home. officers made their way into the home just before noon. they confirmed that no one else was inside. the off-duty deputy wasn't hurt. he was detained, and interviewed by police. neighbors were shocked by what happened. >> we've never had anything like this that we know of. >> it's frightening to think this is alameda. our quiet little alameda. >> reporter: they will reconstruct the events that led up to the suspect's death. in alameda, henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> coming up at 10:30, an act of kindness that keeps on rolling. we'll meet an east bay man who fixes bicycles, and puts smiles on the faces of many. >> first, a tense standoff in delaware, where inmates have taken hostages at a maximum security prison. latest on the negotiations there. >> and thieves using old tricks in a new way to steal your information. where criminals are putting card skimmers where you can't see them. >> reporter: a

directly related to investigation. >>> a man was shot and killed in san leandro right in front of his wife and two young children and police believe that shooting may have been connected to a road rage incident. the shooting happened on marina boulevard at 9:45 last night. the victim's family ended up about a half mile away from keiser permanente where witnesses heard a woman screaming for help. the victim was there and his name has not been released to police. there was a verbal altercation before the shooting. >> the victim was looking out the driver window. having an argument with a subject and the woman heard shots being fired. >>> now police say there were several vehicles and not directly connected to the shooting but they were in the area at the time. if you have information you are urged to give them a call. >>> ktvu henry lee is working to find out more details. be sure to tune in on ktvu at five for the latest again on that shooting. >>> the leaning tower of san francisco and now a second group of tenants has filed a lawsuit. michael cardoza weighs in. >>> continuing coverag

ship warehouse fire that was dumped near san leandro bay. it must be properly disposed of, at a landfilt. another agency tested the charred materials and found no dangerous areas at leeflt for now, i -- least for now, they say they not planning to take regulatory action. an exam did find asbestos in the pipes. >>> meantime, public leaders are meeting about illegal dumping in the city. a coalition of community groups organized tonight's forum and say the litter is an eye sore and potential health risk. >>> still ahead. fighting back against parkinsons. >> i was doing muhammad ali impressions. >>> reports of a first of its kind program, using a unique kind of therapy for debilitating disease. >> yes, more rain on the way. we'll check back with our meteorologist rosemary orozco with details on when that is expected to arrive here in the bay area. people just can't get enough of me and my discounts. so this year, they're getting a whole lot more. box 365, the calendar. everyone knows my paperless, safe driver, and multi-car discounts, but they're about to see a whole new side of me.

department. the golf course is in castro valley next to san leandro creek that. creek over flowed forced park rangers and firefighters to use suv's to get the people out. >>> we will have more weather coverage throughout the morning. you can get the up to the minute weather information any time with our free ktuu weather app. >>> there is a break today in the the trial of the accused killer of sierra lamar but testimony will resume tomorrow. yesterday lamar's mother testified in court. she told a 911 operator she was afraid her daughter had been kidnapped. >> reporter: tears started rolling down her cheeks shortly after she started giving testimony inside department 40. she said she moved to the area in 2011. sierra resisted the move but enjoyed her friends, pet cat and cell phone. each morning i said i love her and she would say i love you mom. she told jurors. >> how you can not be touched by a mother's pain as she recounts the last moments of her daughter's life? >> reporter: sierra disappeared march 16th 2012 on her way to a bus stop. torres is charged with the girl's murder.

dumped debris from that fire near san leandro bray. now the city is being told to move that debris. we will tell you on whether or not regulators plan to take action on the city. and what air regulators found. also amazon echo can now save someone's life. what kind of advice the device can now give in the event of a specific emergency. and how to make sure you are getting real help not just the equivalent of a google search. this and much more when i joan you in a few minutes.>>> will the warriors starting the second half of the season with a 123, -- heiko 120 -- the warriors were down 49 heiko 61 and the first half. then they scored 50 points. steph curry at 35 points. the warriors played the brooklyn nets tomorrow night.>>> let's check on our roads.>> we do have a freeway that is definitely taking a friday approach. that would be the eastshore freeway on 80 westbound. if you're driving from vallejo to the car keyman springs and into berkeley a 23 minute drive. not too bad. there are no major problems getting out to the macarthur maze. it doesn't look too bad. there is a backup of abo

is a significant rain. the highway in san leandro is coming down hard. wipers on full. if you are expecting people home from work you will have a slowgo and not as bad as last night but it is west. in the mountains. it is snowing. and you can take a look at the storm reports and we got reports of snow falling and now at lake level so we have seen 25-inches of snow accumulation. that was this morning and we could see five inches of snow in the mountains and they are looking at a winter storm warn that remains in effect through the evening. with snow levels getting down and cooling off. getting down to 4800 feet. thing are cooling off. snow levels are down and snow is coming down. here is the low pressure center that went through yesterday. and as that goes through. we have this cool air this is a settling. tonight temperatures going down quickly in the 30s. it will be chilly tomorrow morning. i wouldn't be surprised if we see valley fog. the showers and there is a chance for a stray shower. the showers should begin to migrate out. the showers, you can see this. we see it all the ti

incident in san lea in, dro. he died on sunday. he was shot while driving with his family in san leandro. his wife took control of the vehicle, drove him to a nearby hospital but he didn't survive. we spoke to his widow. she described him as a loving father and said their 5-year- old is still waiting for him to come home. >> he seen everything. it was horrible. he doesn't know. he said his dad is dead but he don't understand. >> so far we are hearing that someone was tailgating the family. the husband exchanged word was that driver then later another car pulled up and her husband argued that driver. someone in that car started shooting. no arrests have been made. >>> we are learning new information about the man who was arrested on murder charges after leading police on a chase. the 30-year-old was wanted on a parole violation in san mateo. he was arrested friday night. police say that he shot and killed another man inside a parking garage and then left the scene in a stolen car before leading police on a clays. after he crashed the car he was arrested. police say a gun was found

hand grenade was found at a san leandro waste collection site. a worker sifting through recyclables discovered a. the building was evacuated. the bomb squad -- investigated. it was determined it posed no danger. authorities have not said if they are going to try to trace where it came from. >>> the secretary of homeland security talks about upcoming immigration enforcement. what he is now bowing and we can expect the administration's new executive order regarding immigration policy. >>> a dry day around the bay area. we will hear about the colder temperatures and when the rain will return. >>> nearly 2 years after investigator -- solar panels there is an update. for homeowners who say they were left high and dry. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month

area in san leandro. pg&e says a large tree fell on power lines north of callen avenue this afternoon. the lines were the only thing holding up the tree and two power poles were broken off. some people that live there have lost electricity as a result. the road is expected to reopen in the next half hour. as crews continue to make repairs. >> this video is from the oakland hills this morning. the road was shut down after a eucalyptus tree came down. the tree did not fall on the car. the driver tells us he actually ran into the tree early this morning in the dark. fortunately he was not hurt. >> the at&t pebble beach pro am begins on thursday and it is always fun to run down the list of celebrities. >> we are talking about hockey ledge wayne gretsky and timberlake and in the bay area rain impacted the play and joe fonzi is live at the soggy golf course. what did though do, joe? >> well you are right it is soggy but every time you get a chance to come here you can't help it. behind me is a building that behind it is the famous 18th hole. the building is the lodge and many more infamous

department has launched an internal investigation of its own. >>> san leandro police released a surveillance photo of a van they hope they will be able to find in connection with sunday's road rage homicide. the van is described as white, mesh made, but hat a distinct roof. police say whoever was inside could have valuable information about whoever shot 45-year-old wardel talafaro. a spokesperson said the van was very near the car at the time of the shooting. >> we don't know if the people in the van, traveling in the same direction, if they were also shot at or they witnessed this or they themselves could be suspects in this crime. >> police say the van's roof sticks up about six inches higher than a normal roof, and it should be toes. >> van may have been customized to give extra head room to someone with a handicap. >> we have now learned the names of two people found dead in a berkeley apartment over the weekend. officials were called on saturday. inside the apartment unit they found the bodies of a woman manned and her husband. police say officers found no obvious signs of

and the west as well out towards san leandro pushing the maps closer to san mateo. not too much here, but this portion of the bay area is covered over the past hour or so. current numbers are pretty cool out there showingout 40s for santa rosa and napa. san francisco 46, san jose is checking in at 58 degrees. now the intense rain at least the strong storms from last week have moved out of town, but still some flooding issues up in lake county out towards lake port and flood stage here at nine feet right now. 10.3 feet, and not moving to sacramento too much. we'll be above flood stage as we head into wednesday and beyond possibly. as you see this cool weather pattern is setting up out here in the pacific. that is why we have over the past few days. but for tonight some rain show -- rain showers are out there for tomorrow and monday and a sun/cloud mix for a chance of a -- for an isolated shower. you can see the big puffy white clouds that look like popcorn with lingering instability in the air. but as you can see right here this area will rebuild. the source is warming up as we have t