kgo co-kgo. >> this fuel tanker citizen was more than an early morning traffic headache. right now crews are still cleaning up an environmental concern. we will have that story in a moment but first we have breaking news in san francisco: five san francisco police officers and another man who is a retired police officer have been indifficultied by a federal grand jury. the charges range from conspiracy to distributing a will control substance, to theft and violating others' civil rights. >> investigation dates back to march of 2011 when san francisco

public defender released surveillance videos from a hotel showing plain clothes officers entering rooms of suspects and leaving with items from the rooms such as money and computers but failing to file reports about any of it or locking the items as evidence in the investigation. >> three of the officers were assigned to the southern station, two were assigned to the mission station. police chief has scheduled a news conference in 45 minutes to talk about the indictments. >> the district attorney referred the case to the feds back in 2011 citing a conflict of interest to investigate it because he is a former police chief. the accident on highway 101 had southbound lanes closed for hours and forced evacuation of northbound by hopes in morgan hill. matt keller joints us with the traffic situation, evacuations and environmental problems. >> the trouble still is not

over. at least it is getting better. check it out: a second lane has been open in just the past 30 minutes on southbound 101 in morgan hill as crews continue to clean up. the third lane is expected to be open this afternoon at 2:30. it is not just the highway impacted by this spill. >> it was too wet to be going too fast this or on southbound 101. the c.h.p. says the driver of the sports car lost control after 1:00 o'clock and hit a big rig carrying a fuel tanker, pushing it off the road. >> it is worst case scenario. we don't see many of these but this is worse case. >> the tanker spilled 3,000 gallons are fuel and firefighters were not taking any chances. lightning was seen in the area at time of the crash and fumes lingered within a thousand square foot hot zone. 1 homes were evacuated. >> door rang and two pretty

sheriff ladies asked if they could talk to me, there was -- they didn't say what it was, they said could you evacuate. i said, well, is it that bad and they say, yes. >> couple and two daughters packed up and stayed with family. firefighters spent hours sucking the remaining gas from the tanker and filling up a new tanker. the gas on the ground was the real problem. firefighters estimate that 2,000 glenns drained off into the creek. >> it ends up in the ocean because there is no damming or collection point from here out. >> that is significant amount of gas. >> significant amount of gas. >> in the past 30 minutes a work crew with nrc environmental services arrived and put down booms into the water. they would not comment about what they were doing but it is unclear how helpful this could be 9 1/2 hours after the initial spill.

thanks, matt. >> there much also major delays out of tracy this morning when a big rig overturned on 205 before westbound 580 after 1:00 o'clock a.m. and it took six hours for the roadway to clear and re-open. >> from residents to firefighters to utility workers the concern is for the next storm with north bay neighborhoods seeing quite a deficit damage from the winds. amy hollyfield has a big example. amy? >> kristen, this break in the action we are getting is giving people time to assess the damage from the first storm, recover from it. we found people very busy working on that. we also found the fairfax woman would found something positive in one of the side effects. >> as the rain came down from storm one, some cars flipped and trees came down. >> we heard a "snap."

we felt the tree fall. >> this tree took power lines down with it on fairfax. >> mill valley also lot of trees. >> we had six reports of trees downed blocking the roads because of the winds last night. >> c.h.p. responded to spinouts on highway 101. this driver's truck flipped upside down. he hit a puddle and lost control. other drives say they can relate. >> if you don't take care of color car, you can get out of bounds and it is really dangerous. >> we are in between storms. officials say this is a good time to prepare. mill valley has restocked the sandbag supplies and is clearing creeks and monitoring the conditions. >> you come to my office you see a chart with the high tide highlights and well start watching the doppler in a few hours when the storm is chess -- closer. >> a woman on this block is

looking on the bright side of not having electricity. >> it feels so wonderful without the electricity on, the whole negative of the neighborhood is different. it is really nice. >> i didn't realize we are walking around in this electric field and will...on a daily basis and without it, your body feels better. i am happier. >> positive attitude here in fairfax. when her power is back on, here is a tip from pg&e. charge those cell phones, smartphones and other devices so if you lose power later, the phone will be ready to go. new this morning in the south bay investigators are trying to figure out what caused an apartment fire that displaced 18 people including eight

children in san jose. it broke out shortly after midnight. the san jose fire department took the cell phone video and the fire destroyed one unit and badly damaged three other units. everyone got out safely. >> we have new detail on the plane that experienced smoke in the cabin after landing in oakland last night. it was not an emergency spite of a record that show as lot of urgency. katie marzullo joins us from the newsroom. katie, you talked with them this morning? >> i spokeswoman said this was only -- it was not emergency evacuation but rather an "expedited deplaning." sky west was operating the delta connection from l.a.x. to oakland and a passenger recorded this on the cell phone and captured dramatic moments. >> it was calm. >> leave your personal belongings behind. >> then it is more urgent: we cannot breath back here.

go. >> a former spokesman for bart recorded the incident on the cell phone and described what it was lick after they landed. >> i was at the front. when we handed i started smelling an another scent. smelled like burning rubber. when we were close to the gate the pilot slammed on the brakes and the flight attendants were running and said "get off the plane, get off the plane, get off the plane, get off the plane." sky west is downlaying this, saying it arrived on town, landed and taxied to the gate normally. at the gate the smell of smoke was reported and all 75 passengers deplaned through the main cabin door. between the passengers and four crew, no one was hurt. sky west said it was an air conditioning pack that caused the problem. johnson said it could have been worse. >> imagine if it happened 30,000 feet in i was reading a book about airplane czar -- disasters

while i was flying that day. >> it has been cleared to resume flying. right now if you look outside it is calm and clear. there is no evidence remaining of last night's storm. this is a view if the embarcadero looking at the bay. it is a gorgeous picture. mike nicco has been trackinged rain totals. mike? >> well start by taking a lock around and you can see the fair weather cumulus developing with left over moisture from the storm and the sun is irritating the atmosphere but we desperately need stronger lifting mechanism or a cold pool of air to come over us in the middle of the atmosphere to regenerate the healthy rain and that will happen tonight. it will rival the totals you see here half an inch at half moon bay and hayward and livermore and two thirds to three-quarters. concord and san jose, up to the

north more than 1" but fairfield is still close. a beautiful rainbow. look out to the west, there is our next lifting mechanism and our next cold air pocket that will create heavy rain, thunderstorms and possibly damaging wind during the nighttime hours. i will is that will set coming up in the seven-day forecast. thank you. happening now, the department of water resources is conducting the third snow survey of the winter and readings show the snow pack at 22 percent of normal with snow pack in the central sierra at 29 percent. the storm will only put a small dent in the drought. >> we remember a legend dairy local broadcast are who played

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>> can you imagine giants and a's sharing a stadium one day? giants president and c.e.o. says he could see the two teams sharing the giants ballpark at some point but he says that it would only happen if the a's

needed a "temporary" home. they have to come up with a plan and then the giants would be open to discussions. >> legendary radio and tv personality jim lang has died in his home in mill valley. his career spanned 45 years and was a staple on radio as a deejay and show host and the first hot of abc's "dating game," which debuted in 1965. he commuted to los angeles for more than a decade to tape the show. he married a former miss america, and she said that he died on tuesday morning after a heart attack. he was 81. >> man would made a living scaring tourists at fishermen's wharf has died. he was a fixture at wharf for 30 years hiding behind branches and scaring unsuspecting tourists as they walk by. he died of unknown causes. a viewing is scheduled for

tuesday at the funeral home on 17th in san francisco. food labels will look a lot different in the future. for the first time in 20 years the food and drug administration is proposing change to the nutrition labels on the back of everything you buy at the grocery store. the goal is to reflect the real portions that american's eat. the first lady unveiled the new standards at the white house. >> our guiding principle is simple: you as a parent and consumer should be able to walk into a grocery store, pick an item off the we shelf and tell whether it is good for your family. >> new guidelines include highlighting calories and printing them in bolder type. the government estimates the label changes will cost about $2 billion for the companies but they have a few years to comply with the new standards. >> i guess the label for the weather would be damp and wet,

mike? >> yes, and the next system is bringing its own moisture and a lot of it. we will talk about how the heaviest of the rain will fall overnight and how much longer we have to deal with that wet weather even if it is on a lighting note through the weekend. >> the nasa satellite launched in the hour could turn around and give us data on

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>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the

bay area, this is abc7 news. >> united states attorney general holder was discharged from a washington hospital after being admitted this morning for faintness and shortness of breath. he walked outside the meeting this morning with senior staff saying he wasn't feeling well and taken to the hospital, alert, and joking with paramedics. doctors did a series of tests and sent the 63-year-old home. no word on what the issue was. so far, no official word from holder's office. nasa has launch add new weather satellite that could shed more light on california's drought crisis. took off from japan half an hour ago and satellite we will investigate rain and snow fall around the world and collect x-ray and cat scan images of clouds and hurricanes and blizzards. it is the first satellite

designed to measure falling snow which can help determine the amount of water california will have from the sierra snow pack. we have a bit of a break between storm systems and the sun is shining brightly right new. mike nicco is on the roof and no need for the umbrella. mike? >> not needed now. you will need it. in the evening and overnight, this system will come in while most people are sleeping. live doppler 7 hd shows how dry we getting out here with a lot of fair weather cumulus clouds. not a bad time to be out and about with people riding bicycles and on the embarcardero not dressed as warmly as yesterday. temperatures are up to 14 degrees at half moon bay warmer and six decks warmer than this time yesterday. a lost upper 50's to low 60 but the exemption is novato at 55.

check how cheer the air is, from south bay into downtown and the hills, it is gorgeous. partly sunny and warmer today, heavy rain and wind and thunder and scattered showers through saturday. sunday is looking like the dry day this welcome. moving on and the snow has stopped, and the shield of clouds in the afternoon as the precipitation is starting to develop along the front, and notice that the low developing along the front is going to be the key to the thunderstorms tonight and it will bring added energy needed for heavy rain that will cause urban flooding and it will also kick up the winds a little bit faster than yesterday and on twitter i have an extensive list of some of the wind speeds we had yesterday and they exceeded severe thunderstorms level competing 58 miles per hour. here we are at 7:00, cloud deck

moving over in the evening and rain is developing by 10:00, a steady rain, and the yellow are the thunderstorms moving in around midnight and heaviest rain from midnight to 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning is when we will find this, and in the morning there will an lot of ponding. once the official line passes through we get a break. the secondary chunk is coming in for the evening and it will hang around through saturday and keep it wet. rainfall amount is still looking at .5" to 1" around the neighborhoods and 2" to 4" in the mountains and when the system comes in at 1:00 o'clock we can see gusts up to 60 miles per hour and the possibility of those hanging around through at least 4:00 a.m. on saturday and that be trending back by the weather service deeper in the event. we are looking at the seven-day forecast and sunday we see a drying trend and sun trying to

come out monday, tuesday, wednesday there is minimal chance of rain. ing for like what we will deal with tonight through tomorrow. kids use a rage to help jimmy kimmel suit up for a

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the greatest suit ever warn and this morning, it is up for auction on ebay to raise money for max love an organization that helps children with cancer. >> i want a suit like that. it would be cool. the last hour, it has jumped from $5,000 to $8,000! head to our website for more information. >> i would like to donate the one my daughter made for me. so cute. my new personal hobby. thanks for joining.

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