king tides. jackie ward is at the park and ride in mill valley, an area especially probe to flooding. >> reporter: no kidding. the sign says this park and ride has been closed since sunday, the lower part from what we can tell behind us. the upper section is still open. that's what happens when the earth, sun and moon align. floods. major flooding. they are called king flooding. it's expected to hit between 8:45 and 9:00, the peak of them, that is. and time something everything, especially when you are right trying to get somewhere for the holidays. if you are heading up north, pack layers. it will feel more like christmas than thanksgiving. i will let roberto break down the details. it will even be cold in the south bay. rain and a dusting of snow will fall on the highest peaks. chp is urging drivers to slow down. >> some of the main things we're concerned about is ice type situations or ice developing on the roadways. >> reporter: and colder weather coincides with flu season. so health officials are encouraging people to get the flu shot if you haven't. you can ensure you

a bedroom and a young woman who was sleeping inside is injured along with the driver. jackie ward is live from the scene of the crash to tell us what's known so far. >> reporter: well, take a look at the damage that you can still see from the car crashing into the house causing two people to go to the hospital, including the driver. but one of the victims is a 25- year-old woman who was sleeping in the room that the car violently entered. police say a website told them that blue suv was speeding when it aggressively drove through the intersection. it clipped a car. >> the car entered the portion of the house that we see as a garage from the outside. it appears from the inside of this house that that garage was converted into a living space. >> reporter: when crews arrived on scene, the victim had to be extracted from underneath the car. she was immediately taken to a local hospital. her condition is unknown at this time. we also spoke to a witness who said she was at the intersection at the time of this accident when the car that hit the house flew by her and then shorthy after, all

the pierce attacks that left 130 dead and hundreds injured. jackie ward is live with more. >> as a result, security in paris is at an all-time high as 105 countries try to work toward an agreement that would lower greenhouse gas emissions. president obama joins world leaders focused on a global agreement to combat climate change. the state department announced the us had touched $51 million to help poor countries adapt to the threat. >> our nations share a sense of urgency and a growing realization that it is within our power to do something about it. >>> governor jerry brown is also there. he's urging states and cities to join california in promising to reduce greenhouse great josh -- gas emissions to 80% of their 1990 levels by 2030. so far 19 countries have taken the pledge. paris is essentially on lockdown for the event which comes two weeks after the city was rocked by terror attacks. police have been deployed in massive numbers with more than 300 people detained by authorities after they fired tear gas at protesters throwing bottles. 120,000 police and army personnel are stat

el sobrante apartment complex. kpix 5's jackie ward is live at the scene with the very latest. jackie. >> reporter: it's still a very active scene here on el sobrante this morning after a apartment complex caught fire sometime around 3:30, 3:45 this morning. part nationally everyone is safe. we spoke to a resident yvonne michael who says she is thankful her family is okay. her daughter is safe. her husband is safe. she says this is a small town. it's quiet. nothing happens here. she is shocked that this fire occurred this early in the morning. she is very thankful to be alive. >> [ indiscernible dog bark. you got [ indiscernible ] i just thank god he woke me up too and got my daughter out there and my husband out and we just got out. >> reporter: so from what we kansai now there are at least two dozen people who live in these townhouses here from what we can see. it's up a long wind hill, uphill around this corner. so we hope to learn more details about exactly what happened and how the fire started soon. in el sobrante, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> new this morning, a store clerk

homicide he's wanted for. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is in livermore with the latest. >> reporter: one person is dead, another seriously injured after a shooting that took place in this livermore cvs parking lot just after 6:00 saturday night and police are looking for the suspect. they believe one is a 10-year- old justin -- jason brown. the other suspect that in the not known. down is no stranger to police. he was also involved in a fatal shooting at a fresno restaurant in september. saturday when livermore police got to the scene, they found two a dull meals in their 20s in the car. the driver was taken to the hospital where he went through several surgeries. we don't know the status and both names are being withheld. a 12-year-old witness the whole thing and was able to give police a license plate number of the black bmw the two suspects were seen taken off in. this whole incident has the community of livermore on edge. >> it's kind of scary, not so much that somebody got killed but that he's carrying a semi automatic or had a dangerous weapon and disappeared. >> reporter: liv

follow it of course. live in san francisco, jackie ward kpix 5. >> it's a brave new world. thank you. >>> san mateo county history is being made on this election day the first all-male ballot election for the county. every voter has the option of voting by mail. ballots can be dropped off at city hall or polling locations. stay connected at cbssf.com. >>> oil companies spending on lobbying this year as they fought a centerpiece of the governor's climate change bill. more than a dozen oil companies spent more than $11 million on lobbying between july 1 and september 30. their efforts persuaded lawmakers to kill a part of the legislation that would have cut petroleum use by half by 2030. the governor signed that bill into law last month. >>> the first big storm of the season has moved out of the bay area. isn't that refreshing? we saw a little bit of everything yesterday from street flooding in concord to lightning in the east bay. for homeowners in fire ravaged middletown and lake county they were sitting and waiting hoping it wouldn't cause landslides. no problems were reported. now

cooperate with the federal government. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> kate steinle was killed with a stolen gun that had been taken from a u.s. bureau of land manage end ranger's car and now another bay area law enforcement officer has had a gun stolen, happened at 8th and howard in soma in san francisco. chp says someone broke into that officer's car on sunday night stole a bag that had the officer's personal pistol inside. >>> small earthquakes continue to shake the van moan valley. hundreds -- san ramon valley hundreds of them. kpix 5's keit do joins us live from san ramon where there was more activity overnight. kiet. >> reporter: at last report, san ramon was approaching a total of 300 earthquakes in the past week. this earthquake swarm started last thursday and the good news is that the vast majority of them have been small. about a dozen have been over a magnitude 2.5. with yesterday afternoon and evening being a particularly active time, the biggest one so far has been a 3.6. that hit around the afternoon commute yesterday. the crow canyon country club is at the epicen

. >>> wet roads and high winds are causing a whole lot of problems. jackie ward is live at the been and drivers are being asked to take it extra slow on the bridges. what's it looking like out there? >> reporter: still wind yip, still very rainy out here but the wind, i think is the driving factor. i guess that's not fair to say, though, because this is kind of the unique situation. the cable is so wet that i have to hold it. as you can see, that's how wet it is out here because it's been raining all nonstop it feels like for the past couple of days just causing the roads to be super slick. people need to take their time out there. yesterday, caused a lot of trouble in a lot of places. we'll start in oakland at 45th street overpass where a puddle turned into a pond making it challenging for cars to get through. staying in oakland wind and rain brought down a large force -- a large tree forcing authorities to shut down one lane. half a mile away, the bad weather brought down a power line briefly blocking people up this road from getting to their home. and in the mission district, all eye

, and right before the game, they'll get some championship jewelry. jackie ward is at oracle arena where a ring ceremony happens in front of thousands of fans. jackie? >> reporter: the party mass already started here. check out this sweet merchandise we've got. we have the nba championship trophy right there. it's been 40 years since the warriors fans have had that on some new merchandise. at 7:15, that's when the ceremonies will begin. game starting at 7:30. head coach steve kerr, as we though, has been suffering from some complications of a back injury. he won't be on the sidelines tonight. interim coach luke walton will be stepping in, but he will be for the party. 7:10 tonight. there are resell tickets available on warriors.com. so head there if you want to be part of the party. >> and on top of the ring ceremony, be more happening to mark last season's championship. >> reporter: yeah, so the rings actually made their way up from l.a. last night. they were designed by jason of beverly hills, and 10,000 fans next week will be able to get replica championship rings. those 10,000

transportation officials today. jackie ward live in san francisco where the mta has a key vote planned later today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. so a pilot program has been in place since august of 2014. the vote today would decide whether or not they should make that permanent. back in august of 2014, the sfmta began figuring out things like ridership and number of stops. today, the board will consider a proposal to extend the program with some changes beyond its anticipated expiration date of january 31, 2016. the shuttles for the big tech giants like google, genentech and apple have been causing controversy for a while now. [ chanting ] >> opponents of the shuttles say the tech companies are openly disregarding the law set in place for city bus stops as well as causing rent in the stop areas to skyrocket. they are posing an increased cancer risk nevermind the environmental impacts but deputy city attorney audrey pierson says the sfmta found a way for them to coexist and there's no proof that the shuttles are causing displacement. so the hearing followed by the vote will take p

millions of dollars. jackie ward sat the bay bridge tops -- toll plaza. >> reporter: this area is known for terrible traffic, and we now know how many work hours and gallons or gas are wasted because of that traffic. the study says number 12 on their list is between 101 in the bay bridge. and number six is eastbound i- 80 between and berkeley. each of these bottle necks costs a about 2 million hours, and wastes between 700 and 800 million gallons of gas, but we could save $39 billion due lost by by fixing the problem. but solutions like construction of your roadways, are time- consuming and costly. chicago has the number one worst bottle neck in the country. a a 12-mile long backup by the kennedy expressway, and l.a. has six of the top 10 worst bottle necks in the country, so put our two-mile delay into perspective. >> a washington post reporter held in iran on espionage charges has been sentenced to a prison term. he grew up in marin county, and has already. in jail for 16 months. yesterday a spokesman confirmed that sentence has been handed down, but didn't say how long it was. the post's