live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. inches of rainfall in the north bay and we are seeing problems like this, an awning collapse. >> look at live doppler hd lit up in green with storm activity. >> i am kristen sze. >> i am reggie aqui. the system we watching will give and give to the north bay. can you see the storm delivering in san rafael. 580 and richmond is showing the wet roads. the people in the south bay are bone dry on 280. >> meteorologist mike nicco is showing who is wet and who is

not. >> not everyone is getting wet weather. the most pressing issue is flooding occurring in parts of marin and sonoma and northern napa county around until 11:30 today. we have standing to excess run off of water causing bonding on the roads and poor drainage areas that floods when it rains. that is it. at 6:00 on sunday the flooding potential into the bay shore, stops in the south bay, does not go into inland east because but it includes the peninsula chest. our strongest storm right now is heading to rohnert park in theness 15 minutes in dillon beach where the showers have been rolling over. they are trying to make headway to the south. the next couple of hours the rain, that line will move to the san mateo bridge this afternoon. it will then move back north during the evening and overnight hours. the second storm will move in tomorrow morning. more on that ahead. all the storm is pounding the

forth bay. the result? damaging for k-mart store, an awning has collapsed. the building inspectors are on scene along with amy hollyfield. no injuries, right, amy hollyfield? >> good morning, kristen, no one was hurt. look at damage: it happened in the back way area in front of the store. it came down and it was very loud. there was too much water. too much for the roof to handle. the rain delivered as expected. a heavy relentless soaking in the north bay. it created a slow and soggy commute. it was too for this roof at the santa rosa come mart to handle and it collapsed at 7:30. surprising firefighters when they arrived on the scene. >> we don't see structures fail like this very often. this is an older building. they have hidden leaks and dry rot and other things weakening

the structure and when a storm comes in that will show the weakness and that is what happened. there is an ongoing investigation. ak-mart emmy ayes think this canopy was already starting to sag so they had built a fence around it so nope would walk under it. >> we hoped it would not come down...that is why we nuclear -- we took the precaution. >> the inside of the store is okay. it happened outside. however, they have roped off a section of shopping while the building inspector looks closely. >> we are open for business. we are making it as safe as possible. >> firefighters say this is a lesson in the collapse as we head into the wet weekend. >> we urge all folks with the at of rain coming in it will be heavier tomorrow. if your drain are not draining and doing what they are supposed to the water builds up and eight pounds a gallon does not take

long before structures can fail. >> it is still raining this morning. firefighters say it has been a busy morning. they have had a lot of calls. they are expecting tomorrow to be worse. >> thank you. officials are reporting positive news in the wake of the storm. so far this is no get were damage in the burn areas from last summer's valley and rocky and judgment jam wildfires. officials credit that to public works crews who prepare the area ahead of time by clearing brush and debris from the streams and corrects as well as sandbagging high-risk mudslide areas. a search is under way in moan dry county where crews believe a 17-year-old boy was swept away by strong surf. the deputies received a 9-1-1 call yesterday reporting the boy fell off the coast along highway one near rocky point restaurant if an area between carmel by the sea and big sur. before he fell he was rock climbing with a young friend not hurt. the rescueers searched

throughout the night with no luck. this morning a c.h.p. dive team and helicopter joined the effort. >> san jose pestle hold a news conference to talk about major staffing changes. they are desperate for more officers. without new recruits, current cops are firsted to work more. janet has more with the plan. >> the meeting just started on the third floor at the police station. there are a lot of people attending including the police chief, the mayor, the city council member, we have a news crew inside, as well. right new they are discussing plans to have officers work mandatory overtime to address critical staffing levels. the department continues to face operational challenges including responding to 9-1-1 calls. to meet the minimum staffing levels, the department said they need 252, 10--hour shifts a folk. currently officers volunteer to work overtime but it is not enough. we spoke to an officer with said she just listened the news

morning and she said fatigue is a major issue at the department. officers say they expected this to happen any day new. we spoke with the san jose police officers association and they said this is no easy fix but they support the decision. >> staffing crisis affects officers' decisions for staying or leaving in san jose. we know working the amount of evertomorrow they are now working is not attain ability, we will work with the chief police to figure out methods to deal with this critically low staffing including monday step overtime. which we have agreed to. >> we are told that the officers work four, 10-hour shifts a positive aspect could mean a more predictable schedule. in a city of a 34, there are 839 officers. we will have more on the news conference later this afternoon and this evening on ace and you

can get ahead to our wednesday at abc7 news come for more information. reporting live in san jose for abc7 news. >> new this morning, sky 7 shows us where a car hit a bicyclist in antioch. it happened in east 13th street before five o'clock this morning. a helicopter rubbed the 50-year-old motorcyclist to the hospital. there is no word open his condition. antioch police say the driver is cooperating with the investigation. the officers do not believe drugses -- drugs or alcohol played a role. >> bart directors will vote on whether fine passengers who take more than one seat on the train. >> kristen, seat hogging is a huge problem that some bart officials want to make it illegal. the board meeting is going on and there are no decisions yet. they will vote on it twice to

make it happen. with ridership way up and fewer places to sit people who ride the train agree that something has to happen. [ inaudible ] seat hogs, it could cost you $100 to ride bart if you don't share. the issue is riders would use the seat next to them for a backpack or luggage. some spread their legs even sprawl out and take up the whole row. it is a problem during high volume hours. >> it is annoying and ride. but it is let. this is an ordinance that was prepared to make it airline legal to take more than one seat. >> it is a good idea but the problem obviously is going to be enforcement. >> bart police only enforce the rule on packed trains when a rider is preventing someone else from sitting down. another concern is that the homeless could be targeted. >> i have eastbound an occasional homeless person could be sleeping across and you leave them alone pretty much everyone

else is conscience. >> first time offenders are fined did $100 and repeat offend ers could be charged $500. >> what are your thoughts? share video and comment with us on sole media with # dearbart. >> new this morning faculty members say they will walk off the job if they cannot get a new contract with city college of san francisco. 92% of union members voted to let their leaders call a strategic. thousands of full and part time instructers teach at city college. they have been without a contract since july. the dispute centers on pay and the vision for city colleges future. >> they put on the table the idea we are going to have a college that over six years will be cut by 26% and that means that students are not going to be able to is classes. >> we have reached tout city

college administrators and they have not commented on the ongoing contract dispute >> happening now the public is saying goodbye to former first lady nancy reagan. here is a look at the reagan library in simi valley. visitors have been stopping by the first day of public viewing lying in repose brought more than 3,000 people to the library yesterday. this comes ahead of tomorrow's private funeral where dignitaries including first lead obama and former president george w. bush fay respects. mrs. reagan passed away on sunday in her los angeles home at the able 94. >> our reporter is heading to southern california for services for mrs. reagan. watch for the live reports start ton on abc news at 5 o'clock and 6:00. >> california makes a move to snuff out smoking and a bill that is just approved will change the rules and who is the one exception. >> hair pulling and shoving and

kicking amid -- a mid-flight brawl that has it all in a video that is going viral this morning. >> storms are across the bay area and there is more to come.

>> the storm-impact scale today is level 2. that means moderate rain. so, gear up before you go out. and drive safely.

track today's storm any time on the news app. download it now. in pennsylvania a search is underway for two gunmen in a deadly shooting at a backyard party. new information was released about shooting that left five people dead last night in suburban pittsburgh. one victim was pregnant. all the district attorney said that the attack was calculated and planned. one of shooters used a handgun to skater victims where a second gunman pulled out an assault rifle and shot them in the head. there is no word on a motive. >> a fight on a flight. you need to see this video of a brawl involving survive women that has gone viral open social media. matt keller shows us what caused the passenger to lose their mines. judging by the hair fulling, their of their looks. >> they slugged it out on spirit airlines there brawls with caught on camera as the flight from baltimore was landing in los angeles international

airport yesterday. what started the scene that was posted to sole media? spirit airlines said two women who appeared to be intoxicated were playing loud music on a boom box. several passengers asked them to turn it down, and they replied, what are you going to do and held up the boom box in the airwaving it around and the survive women starting fighting. l.a.x. police met the plane at the bait and all the fighters were taken off. airport police talked with the ladies released them after an hour. that is right, no one was arrested or charged. why? the f.b.i. told our sister station in los angeles that this was primarily a verbal altercation involving multiple parties. apparently, they have not seen the video. that verbal looks physical. >> keeping it classy, ladies. >> the rain is here. it is fought stepping any time soon. >> meteorologist mike nicco is tracking the storm. mike? i hope it is not as loud as

the boom box or as aknowing -- aknowing. >> storm two, south bay not getting rain yet but i tell you when and how much more the rest of us will get. >> keeping tobacco away from teen agers, and how a state legislature is aiming to set a you it standard to snuff out smoking

agreat images of the weather from so many you in our now community. take a look at your pictures, they are from from beautiful sunrises do downed trees and everything in between. when you see weather, take a

photo or video and share it #abc7now. we show it on air or online. >> beautiful sunrise? morning. >> amazing. >> the pinks and the reds. >> i missed it. >> that is.we have this for you, since you get to sleep in. >> she is not watching us each morning from 4:30 to 7:00? >> i record it and watch it. >> good morning, everyone, san jose is showing blue between the clouds as we look through downtown. in the north bay, san rafael, moderate rain is coming down and everyone is driving slow southbound on 101 and so far, santa rosa is the big winner 1.5 " of rain half an inch in petaluma, and .1" in american can why. we have san francisco, rich monday, orinda, .01" so far.

heavier cell moving through rohnert park and along 101 and up to santa rosa. let me widen out live doppler hd, you can see across point reyes and dillon beach, that area is more scattered and moderate-to-heavy. the system is starting to sink to the south now we are getting fear lunch and it looks like pacifica, daly city, all should be get are more rain. it will slide in the battle line around the san mateo bridge and out 580 to the altamont pass and north that is why i expect the best chance of measurable rain to fall in the afternoon and early evening. here is how it looks from the east bay hills, two storms, the first is right new on top of us and the second is coming in tomorrow, flooding is possible, breezy at times, especially dome and weaker systems, saturday, and sunday and monday. possibly town 2.5" in the in the

bay mountains and flash flood is possible, and heavier rain causing localized flooding and localized faster winds from the storms. we could have a thunderstorm or two. it is possible. across the santa cruz mountains in the south bay tomorrow. here we are through the morning hours and up until noon you can see the line spot on with live doppler hd. watch as it heads to the south and falls apart the first scold front washes out and the moisture plume, the atmospheric river turns. it will lessen its intensity just a little bit during the later party of the afternoon and early evening. more energy moves in and the yellows return overnight as the storm stays pretty were north of the san mateo bridge. now, the second cold front comes in and it watches as it swings through and brings all of the showers, the heavier showers to the south bay, inland east bay and the potential for

thunderstorms. look at the difference in rainfall amounts from 7:00 absolutelying in in the south bay inland east bay, and overnight through tomorrow morning, that is when everyone else gets theirs. if you are headed to the sierra we are beginning to have heavy snow and the winter storm watch is issued for saturday through monday. for us the storm is weaker this weekend, a "1" on the scale as it falls in the form of occasional rain on sunday into monday morning. and the sun comes out on tuesday. >> we are extending the ski season. >> we are below average so snow snow we get is good and up for 2' is possible. >> big news from the state capital, lawmakers have voted to raise the statewide smoking age from 18 to 21. the measure passed the senate today and moves to governor brown's deck for signature or veto. in addition to the change the group of bills expands spoke-free zones to more workplaces in schools and treats. -- treats e-cigarettes with the same restrictions there is an

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