speaker nancy pelosi who is here to greet him. there are campaign events expected today and tomorrow and we should expect more campaigning between now and november. late afternoon air force 1 touched down. nancy pelosi and mayor london breed were there to greet him. there it was off to san francisco. this is part of a three day campaign swing through california. >> we know california is the great atm and very little of that money will be used in this state because the state is bluer than blue. >> reporter: we spoke with larry gersten about the trip.>> what to buy the team will do is take upwards of $10 million which they expect to bring in and send it to places like arizona and nevada and michigan

wisconsin, pennsylvania and maybe georgia. >> reporter: joe biden is expected to attend two events in the city this evening, and another fundraiser in los altos hills tomorrow. his campaign said they raised about $42 million in january and what could potentially become a costly rematch. >> they have well over 100 million, over twice as much as the trump campaign has and we can expect both sides to redouble efforts. this will be a $3 billion contest by the time all is said and done. >> reporter: joe biden talked about why his administration is forgiving $1.2 billion in student debt for certain borrowers.>> a college degree is still a ticket to a better life but the ticket is too expensive, and too many americans are saddled with unsustainable debt. >> reporter: he is not expected

to hold any public events during his time here. let's talk about the weather. a bit drier and calmer than what we've been seeing. let's look outside of the weather cameras. you can see some clouds and blue skies. we also have a little bit of scattered rain but not like what we've seen recently. >> we are on the down side of things and sunshine is in the forecast as soon as tomorrow. right now a little bit of this spotty activity. we will track the top two areas. light rain in napa. we are also seeing moderate rain on the western side of antioch. so expect showers over the next 15 to 20 minutes. rainfall totals, look at this.

incredible. 5.85 and 1.87 in vallejo. santa rosa has over 4 inches. the awesome thing about this is the air quality. it is in the good category and this rainfall has helped us when it comes to the pollen. while we get sunshine tomorrow, there will be another system coming this weekend. we will break it down for you and give you the full forecast in a new update coming up in the next 20 minutes. the rain maybe gone, but troubles are not. a powerline fell into the road this morning. a large tree fell onto a power pole and it knocked the powerlines into the street. this road is still closed. pg&e is working to clear this. if you download our app you can stay on top of the weather even when you are on the move.

open up your camera and pointed to the qr code on the left side of your screen. it will take you directly to our doppler radar. this is the most talked about bike lane in san francisco. tonight there is new information about the first three months of the bike lane being in existence. the numbers are underwhelming. >> reporter: for the last seven months bicyclists have been riding through the most controversial bike lane in san francisco. it is a mixed bag for those who write.>> it easier if you are a bicyclist, but i don't feel safer because i know every intersection, nobody knows what to do. >> reporter: she means drivers and pedestrians. in the first seven months there been 20 collisions, but the report did not compare that to the time frame before it was

installed. the mta director said it successfully reduced double parking and other hazards that used to plague this corridor and increased bicycle traffic by 3%. >> the initial evaluation says we solved the ones we wanted to but we created new issues. >> reporter: among the issues is a drop in pedestrian traffic, occasional traffic jams, and complaints from business owners who blame he down turning customers in recent business closures on this bike lane. like you have to think about the bike lane being in the middle and how it will affect business. people not being able to park and grab coffee in. >> reporter: even as this continues, there's talk of possible changes. there already is an alternate design on the drawing board for the center bike lane, and it's very similar to a design that

already exists on valencia street. the shoulder design from 15th to market was supposed to continue the full length of the street. during the pandemic this was one of the most popular places to eat. the decision to take another look at this is welcome news for some of the most vocal critics.>> i'm glad they're finally creating designs. >> reporter: it could take months before a decision is made. bay area county is saying no to waymo. at least for now. we broke the news last night on twitter. so no driverless taxi service in san mateo county for now.>> for now. san mateo county in los angeles county both pushed back are the plans to move in, and they won.

>> reporter: after about six months of operating a driverless taxi service, waymo wants to expand into san mateo county, but the move is officially delayed. >> the technology is already. >> reporter: the board of supervisors pushed back against their expansion plans and the cpuc said they will have to wait to drive here and in los angeles county for at least 120 days. >> we cannot stop the technology, but what we can do as the technology advances is to provide guardrails, processes , systems, to make the technology operate in a safer manner. >> reporter: in downtown redwood city, people said they will not miss the driverless cars. >> i think keeping that part of

in person is important. >> i don't think they are needed really. congestion is already pretty bad. >> reporter: waymo has declined to comment. they said they dealt with delays like this before. >> we talked about this a lot. there have been crashes in san francisco. waymo does not have a bad reputation. so why the concern? >> the concern is they've not had nearly as many incidents, people do not trust driverless cars because until people look at these and trust them and don't want to stop them, it doesn't matter which brand it is in the short-term. they are worried about them coming to town. interest rates have

searched to over 7%. according to mortgage bankers association, applications plunged 10% last week. that is compared with the previous week. the average interest rate jumped a little above 7% up from 6.87. as president biden begins his visit to the bay area, his brother is spending the day facing questions by lawmakers. and the rain continues to be a problem in southern california. homes on the edge of clips. we will take you they are when we come back. and we do have some sunshine on the way tomorrow. but i'm tracking another system by friday night.

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150,000 borrowers who have been paying for at least a decade into got less than $12,000 will qualify. eligible borrowers will get emails from president biden and they don't have to do anything to seek the relief. other borrowers will also be contacted. from the campaign trail to capitol hill. presidential politics are heating up. the next primary republican election is in three days. the president's brother was testifying today. drew wilder is tracking this. >> reporter: the president is on the campaign trail in california while his brother is on the hot seat in washington. house republicans questioned him as part of the impeachment inquiry into the president. this is an inquiry that jamie raskin sends baseless. >> it has been a wild goose chase built on lies and

conspiracy theories. >> reporter: even less credible because yesterday a former fbi informant was charged with providing false information about the president and his son during the 2020 election. false information that prosecutors claim came from russian intelligence officials. russia, again a topic, where the former president compare himself to alexei navalny. >> alexei navalny is a horrible thing, but it's happening in our country. we are turning into a communist country many ways. >> reporter: nikki haley called him out. and trying to position herself to voters as the best option in the race for the white house. but 70% of americans do not want a trump in joe biden rematch. they are the two most disliked

politicians in america. >> reporter: trump leads nikki haley nearly 2-1. the south carolina primary is on saturday, but we are watching for news on friday with the white house is expected to announce new sanctions on russia. a senior official says that while they are still coming together, it will likely involve sanctions about the oil price cap and actions specifically targeted at individual russians. it has been two years since apple stopped exports to russia, but products are still on the shelves in moscow. apple stopped exporting in 2022. this was after russia launched the war on ukraine. the new apple products are still available in stores and they found that russian

customers are getting their hands on the new applevision pro. apple says they're only available in the u.s. one person got it from a new york store and had somebody flight to russia. the sale of apple products in russia is not concerned and they are concerned about the flow of items for the military. apple unveiled a new program today. it's available in the u.s. in canada and the uk. this is part of their efforts to become a provider of sports news and content. a southern california highways closed after a dangerous landslide. this is in ventura county. it sent piles of dirt into the road and caused a fence to collapse. highway 150 is now closed as

caltrans works to clean it. it is a q route. this comes days after heavy rainfall. no word on when it will reopen. we saw a break today. let's check in. >> it will be nice to get in on sunshine. we have been pummeled with storm system's. it will be nice to get in on the sunshine after weeks of rainfall. i wanted to share how the numbers are shaping up. we are seeing some of the best numbers toward the north bay. santa rosa 29.74 inches of rain for the current season. this puts us at 120% of normal. the total season is 30.98.

we are very close to hitting the max for the season. we are pretty much a lock for a perfect rain season. while we have sunshine on the way, the other thing we are tracking is another storm system lining up in the pacific. i have more details coming up in the microclimate forecast. the storm ranger is showing a few spotty showers, but we are on the tail edge of this system as things continue to move out. i don't really see any strong or heavy rainfall tonight. as we head through tomorrow, we are looking at dry weather to start. the thing we will be following is fog. visibility could be down to a half-mile or less. here is the payoff. we are anticipating wall-to- wall sunshine to get back once

we had about 1:00 p.m. we still might see a few areas of clouds over parts of the santa cruz mountains and also right around livermore. but generally mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. and that would be a fantastic rebound. morning temperatures will be chilly. with the fog it will feel kind of . san francisco down to 47 and 40 north bay 42. temperatures tomorrow afternoon , they will be warming up into the mid 60s in the south bay. it will make it a really nice day outside. 65 in san jose. to the east bay fremont 64. 60 in san mateo. san francisco 57 at the marina. and in the north bay 62 in napa

and 59 in clear lake. there is a system by this weekend, but i wanted to tell you that everything we are seeing continues to keep the center of this storm system offshore as we head to the weekend. we will still have some spotty rain and isolated thunderstorms. saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. we think this will stay offshore through saturday. dry on saturday, but on sunday a few spotty showers move in. then we see the storm move in for monday as well. dry on saturday, a storm on sunday and monday. about a quarter inch to a half inch. and it should dry out next tuesday and wednesday. a little blip on the radar and we can get through that.

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if you don't own a stanley tumbler, you probably seem. >> the company that makes them is under fire for lead in their products. people's posted videos using test kits. videos blew up on social media. the company that manufactures them is facing a number of lawsuits. customers accused them of failing to disclose led. they say they are is led in the vacuum seal bought but none is present on the surface of the cups. doctors say there is zero risk in ingesting any lead in experts say the at-home tests are not reliable. you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku, and other streaming platforms. we have a lot of big stories tonight including a confrontation in oakland during a press event for mayor sheng

thao. and in the middle of it, a notable name. sergey brin is being sued by the widow of a pilot after a deadly plane crash. we will speak with the woman behind the lawsuit and we will have reaction from sergey brin. teachers grow closer to going on strike. the demands that they are making . thank you so much for joining us. is this ematic of the political climate. today a confrontation in a shouting match your an event with mayor sheng thao. how a protest turned ugly. >> this program will promote safer and more secure streets while improving outcomes for

people in crisis. oakland is aggressively pursuing a comprehensive -- a comprehensive -- >> reporter: as she announced $3.5 billion to go toward expanding the safety ambassador and mediator program, protesters looking to recall her disrupt the event. >> i want to say i love every single one of you. you standing here behind us. this is our democracy. >> reporter: video shows the confrontations that followed. shouting continued throughout the event. it eventually lead to a physical confrontation. the leader of the recall ef