gate bridge. you see how slick the roadways are out there. be careful on this tuesday morning, february 7th. this is "today in the bay." >> and good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. 6:00 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. we check in with meteorologist christina loren. lots of rain out there. what's happening? >> well, it's slowing down commuters this morning. we'll get to mike's report in a moment. let's show you what the rain is coming down the heaviest at this point. take it right to our live real time doppler radar. you can see san jose getting a break now but we're going to fly you into the heaviest downpours, san ramon, hayward, even oakland getting hit. south san francisco, yeah, everywhere across the board. this morning our bob redell is live in fremont. we have gusty winds, heavy rain at times. you see this impacting commuters

behind you? >> not right here in fremont, but to echo what you were saying, good morning, christina loren, what your doppler was showing with regard to hayward, north from our location, say you get to 84 and north that's where you see the rain. we're south in fremont. our brake lights heading southbound, headlights northbound. you can see if you can from here the roads are dry. we've got rain, not much in the way of anything that would impede your drive in to work. it is windy, something you want to keep in mind especially if you have a high-profile vehicle. what we're going to do momentarily is back up and continue our trek southbound on 880, trying to get to san jose, mckeon, claire minute. where winds that knocked down a power line. >> that's right. conditions are such that the

gusts could cause debris in the roadway and ataekting your drive. we'll get you located. the rain as well in spots may cause folks to slow down. early slowing north of 680. clairemont at mckee road. that's a power outage. they are affecting the area. clairemont at mckee. mckee from what i understand is open, that's good news because that's a major roadway taking you past white road toward 680, that could be an issue. prepare for a small reroute. when he gets here we'll show it to you. >> we'll check back. >> 6:02. today is a big day for the same-sex marriage debate. a year and a half ago a federal judge struck down prop eight. a panel today will give its opinion. christie smith is live in san

francisco with the latest on this story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. you said this decision is 18 months in the making so a lot of interest on both sides. that's when a judge struck down proposition eight. opponents appealed and now it's before a three-panel judge with the ninth circuit court of appeal. which will decide whether the state es gay marriage is kofl or not. whatever the circuit decides the appeals are expected to continue all the way up to the united states supreme court. which could mean that marriages remain on told because of the appeal. the two same-sex couples, one from the east bay, and the panels go to including overturning on the grounds that

voters disapproval denied rights granted by the state supreme court six months earlier. normally the court doesn't amount when it's going to make a decision. the decision expected around 10:00 this morning. christie smith. back to you. >> appreciate the update. new this morning a fire caused a scare at a taco bell store. fewer screws say when they got to the scene there was heby knock from the back of the building. they were able to knock the fire down but there was extensive damage to the kitchen area. we're happy to report no injuries. >> 6:04. city leaders could block the port of oakland. occupy protesters stormed the port and shut down operations.

some longshore workers were told not to report to work and hundreds lost their day's pay. today coke land council members will discuss a proposal to propose any future port shutdown. it would use any legal means possible to cent one. >> searching for a suspect at a hurd. a man stabbed another in a soma facility. the 44-year-old victim died hater on the hospital. his attacker left the scene. >> police are looking for the suspect in a weekend murder. officers found 20-year-old ramon suffering from a gun shot yoont. he was behind. he died at a nearby hospital. police are trying to find a motive and a suspect. this is han jose's third homicide of the year. any one with information should contact police.

>> two more assaults on the stanford campus have students on edge this morning. the first happened around 1:45 a.m. when a man tackled a woman near kennedy grove. the passerby managed to scare that attacker and then a man enerred an unlacked room near a housing facility. he jumped into bed and tried to take her close off. she was able to get away. there have been similar attacks on women. >> a bar is fighting a plan to restrict late night drinking asking the grill to stop serving alcohol at 11:30 p.m. an hour earlier than usual. the owners will argue that cutting alcohol service will kill business. there were several incidents of drunken violence in walnut creek. the lounge made more than 50

calls for police service in 2011. >> a teacher facing charges of abusing young students. police say alexi is accused of physically abusing two 4-year-old boys over the past months. one mother, this is preschool, says the allegations are terrifying. experts say parents with autistic kids face a difficult situation. >> he would come home with bruises on his arm right here and we never imagined that was her fingers there. we thought she -- that he just bumped. >> this is what we fear that someone will hurt our children because they dan not talk they cannot tell us. the teacher hurt me today. >> right now the teacher is out

on leave. she is due back in court march 1. >> the mother accused of trying to jeopardize alex trebeck vehicle will be in court expected to attend a pretrial conference. prosecutors say she entered trebek's hotel room in jaul of last year. trebek woke up and chased her tearing his achilles tendon in the process. >> 6:08. the rain has subsided. looks like we may get more. >> you know, we're getting pretty good raufl right now. we'll get a break. then we put the rain back on the map. we have gusty winds in addition. so make sure you leave early. let's track these showers starting at the south end of the bay area. you can see they are starting to lighten up. over morgan hill and san martin.

to the north over san jose alodge 101 through here. san mateo up to san franciscosh that's when it starts to get on the dangerous side. we take you up to the north by clearing out in santa rosa and petalu petaluma. danville getting hit, same for livermore and brentwood. those showers will clean out. i'm going to say clearing by about 9:00 a.m. that is such an advantage of this rain coming through the bay area. temperatures aren't going to be that warm by noon. about 57 as you break for lunch inland. 4:00 p.m., still the 60s in san jose and livermore for the second half of your day. you'll be able to open up the windows and in my current

weather conditions report when our next ground moves in. first let's get you through with mike inouye. >> a lot of little incidents typical when we have rain and wind. scattering around the bay area happening and clearing. a disabled vehicle was reported then cleared from 280 south of the 101 interchange. look, 101 out of san francisco and into daly city, some early slowing cropping up. speeds around 50, that's early for that slowdown. we'll watch and see if that sticks around. on the bay ridge. the lower deck, a salt truck heading over there, on the move again. but we have a minor accident in the westbound upper deck in the showing heading into san francisco. we'll track that but no metering lights. let's get a live look and see how things are shaping up. this may have changed because even though chp said there were no metering lights we have the backup and this pattern shows it

may have been five minutes till they turned on. a look at oakland the camera shaking, windy wet conditions. hold on and lower the speeds. >> thank you, mike. it's 6:10. coming up on "today in the bay," a plan to save state parks is in the works. we tails coming up. >> two teachers accused of lewd acts at one school. find out if the school will replace all of its teachers and staff. next. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm!

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>> it is 6:13 now. a southern california school is closed while it replaces its entire staff. it's the fallout after two teachers were charged with committing lewd acts on students. l.a. school board says it will replace all staff and faculty at

miramonte while it investigates the alleged crime. last week a teacher was charged with taking hundreds of pictures of children blindfolded. another teacher was arrested for allegedly fondling two young girls in his classroom. >> one day after the u.s. shut down its embassy in syria the situation only getting worse. marla tellez is live in the newsroom, she has the latest overnight developments. good morning. >> good morning. since friday epwards of 300 people have been killed in the city of homs alone and the government continues to shell that city and this means the death toll continues to rise. homs is at the center of the syrian uprising and has been the focus of president assad's crackdown. this video not for the light hearted. dozens of covered bodies placed in the square part of a sort of group funeral. the embassy in damascus has been closed for a day and president obama continues to urge the

assad regime to step down. >> now to the land down under. this is not a scene out of breaking bad. this is a real life drug bust in australia. this video here is from melbourne where we're talking more than $16 million of drugs primarily meth, money and guns being taken into custody today in a series of coordinated raids across that country. several arrests have been made. this operation alone is said to have brought down one of the country's largest meth labs. >> and the search for a missing workers in western japan caught in an underwater tunnel collapse is suspended. these images give you an idea of the tunnel's size. five workers are missing after the tunnel gave way and began filling up with water. the search for the workers had to be suspended because of poor visibility in the water. and no word on a cause.

>> thank you for the upday. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. she has a look at our radar. >> good morning to you. we are tracking moderate to heavy downpours right now. rolling through the city of san francisco. also watching the tri-valley getting hit pretty hard. san jose is getting a break. you won't see more showers in the south bay, just about everywhere as you head throughout the first part of your morning. by mid morning the clouds start to break apart. we'll see sunshine and a pretty nice second half of the day. let's zoom in and show you where the showers are the heaviest in san francisco. watch out for heavy rain. through the richmond district t sunset district, getting light to moderate downpours. across the bay bridge, you can see another heavy batch of rain extending from walnut creek through san ramon. you want to leave plenty of time to reach your destination safely. futurecast tells the story. you can see the showers starting

to break apart. a touch by 10:00 a.m. most of that moisture is confined south of the golden gate bridge. but we're getting pretty heavy rain from san jose up to san mateo. by 1:00 p.m. a little bit of activity over the south bay. then the whole thing blows out of here. temperaturewise, comfortable conditions, later on it's going to be chilly until about 2:00 p.m. 57 degrees, and 53 degrees in limited sunshine for the first part of the day. almost about 60 degrees in the warmer cities across the bay. so quite a contrast from what we experienced yesterday. a couple of 70s on the map. thursday into friday, we are expecting pretty thick fog each morning. we're going to get a nice first part of the weekend. saturday 65 inland and then a round of rain sunday into monday. 6:17, let's see what the showers and winds are doing to your drive. >> so far not a lot. again, the warning for folks, slick roads, lower the speed as

you travel in this morning. we have no problems northbound out of san jose. in through we had slowing that did show up. that's cleared to about 60 miles on average but the volume is building up to slowing here. this is not cleared. the wires down, clairemont at mckee. bob is heading out to get more. mckee is chosed to madeleine. this is not impacting freeway traffic but will impact you getting there or waking up perhaps. looking here toward the dumbarton wij, for 84, 92, what we're going to extend on my behalf. gusty conditions there as well. looking to the peninsula. an accident northbound 101. slowing in the southbound side.

we had some rain, wet roads. >> mike, thank you. a california lawmaker introducing a bill to try to save state parks, offering several ideas here among them creating a state park license plate with fees going to support the parks. another idea developing technology to increase park business and revenues. of california's 278 state parks, 70 are clat slated for closure to save $22 million. >> when you think of a school lunch salad bar may not come to mind. some schools are considering. the nutrition services director is proposing upgrades to dozens of kitchens with an organic farm. richmond high school might have produce. some kids may find a sushi

robot. leaders want young people to develop healthy lifestyle habits. >> i have no idea what a sushi robot is. it's not every day you get to meet the leader of the free world. that's what will happen to one bay area high schooler today. eric bacon will meet president obama at the second annual science fair. he is a senior and behind the school's team called the cheesy puffs. i guess that's a nod to south park. president obama will hook at the student projects and talk about the importance of science, technology. bacon says truly a dream come true. >> 6:20. more to come.

>> breaking news coming in to the newsroom. newark police investigating a shooting where an officer may have been hit. we got off the phone with dispatch who are saying they are hearing reports of an officer shot. it happened near the intersection of menu's landing road. the suspect is still at large. they are looking for a white two-door car. we have a crew headed to the scene. we'll give you an update as soon as we can. >> from a super bowl to a super dish. scott mcgrew says you can buy your own. >> good morning to you. it's a giant dish for sale in carmel valley. the james bird earth station as it's known once owned by at&t

contains a radio dish that helps relay some of the first pictures from the moon and video of the revolution at tiananmen square. $3 million will get you this dish, a house, a helicopter, landing pad. it's about 20 miles southeast of monterey. blog says that google is perfecting a pair of glasses that will function as a heads up display, everything you see overlaid with data. you can look at the front of a restaurant and see a review. no word when they will go on sale. congress approved funding for the faa as well as new rules that would allow pilots to fly more direct flights. this should cut down on flight time. many of the ideas were developed at nasa ames in mountain view. the ugliest battle is back on. oracle will take sap back to court after a judge reduced the amount of money that sap would have to pay oracle for stealing

their software. you may recall that former sap ceo was named in the lawsuit. the first months the head of hp nobody could find him. not lawyers from oracle who wanted his deposition nor hp employees. back to you. >> sounds like a case of espionage. rapper m.i.a. could get a sizable bill from the fcc. she showed her middle finger right into a camera during sunday's halftime show. the nfl had a signed contract that said if they did anything to trigger a fine they would be responsible. the fcc fined cbs 550 grand back in the day when janet jackson's wardrobe malfunction shocked the world. and a court eventually threw out

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>> police say one of the officers have been shot. >> the chp says a redwood city man killed three people when he drove drunk. it looks like he has a history of dui. >> a bouncy live look outside right there. the rain has subsided but clearly on the bay bridge, looks like the wind has not. it is tuesday, february 7th, "today in the bay." >> a lot of wind throughout on the bridges. better be careful. 6:29. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. we check in with meteorologist

christina loren to find out a little drier now. the wind looks like it's whipping. >> some really gusty winds. you could get caught offguard so you want to take it easy in addition to the winds week got heavy downpours coming down. to the east bay we have pretty heavy rain from hayward up to san leandro, and you can see that line of showers on the yellow and orange on the way to 880. find out where the slow down is taking place. >> the good news is the fact that the freeways are moving relatively normal but we expect slower commutes through those spots where you show the rain and 680 corridor, a live look at the oakland coliseum camera and see see the camera chicagoing, more folks back the roads. i want to take to you the maps because we did talk about the

officer-involved shooting in newark. that is near fremont and that may be an issue if they have to get crews through the area. i would assume if this is a shooting, we'll give the warning, 880 around thorton you might see police activity. once bob gets on the scene. >> the suspect remains at large. accused of getting in a gun battle with an officer. bob is live in newark. what's the latest? >> to echo what mike was saying when we were heading north on 880 we did see an ambulance headed north on 880, perhaps to one of the local hospitals. it was being es carted by two police cars which suggests that maybe one of their own was in the mans and they were trying a get him a quicker right to.

this is a residential neighborhood. and what you can see is a fairly large response from newark pd, showed up their evidence technicians, they set up a white sent. it's hard to see but they have two -- hard to tell here. but that's suggesting that maybe that's an area they are trying to protect from the rain and perhaps that's an area where this crime took place. they are not giving us much information, not even whether it was one or more than one person september that they were in a two-door white car. we don't tho what the circumstances were except for initially they believed that one of their own officers had been shot. based on what we saw, that

seemed to confirm that. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 6:32 now. today is also decision day though it's not expected to be the final word on gay marriage. in a few hours a three-panel judge in san francisco will issue their opinion on proposition eight. christie smith is live at the courthouse with some of the possible outcoming. >> reporter: the decision is whether california voters ban on gay marriage was constitutional. whatever happens today most agree this case is likely to end in the united states supreme court on appeal. it centers around proposition eight approved about by voters in 2008. two things, it's challenged a. judge said that vaughn walker struck down proposition eight

and gay marriage appealed. judge walker, the panel will roll on whether an issue raidsed, whether walker should be disqualified. he didn't disclose that he himself was in a relationship and could have been allowed to marry if gay marriage were legal. one of the outcomes could be that prop 8 is overturned. walker is retired and his successor ruled that he did not have to disclose anything about his personal life and there was no evidence of bias in his decision. that is expected to come down at tep clock this morning. christie myth. john and laura, thank you. >> will church and state collide forcing a mandade forcing church affiliated hospitals to provide contraceptives to employees free

of charge. it won'ting enforced until next year but catholic leadership speaking out against it, along with birth control it would require sterilization and abortion inducing drugs in their health care holcys. right in the bay area catholic church members are angry. >> sliks a glow on the freedom of religion. not having a say in that for people of face is really -- it's not american. >> religious institutions can qualify for an exception if the services violate their belief and if all of the workers of that faith. a catholic hospital or university that employs noncatholic, it must provide even though birth control violates doctrine. >> a redwood city driver suspected of being drunk has a

history of dui offenses. police say 41-year-old thomas was behind the wheel yesterday when he struck an suv. three people inside were killed. two critically hurt. record shows the license was suspended from jaul 2001 to july 2004 because of a previous incident. a judge is taping a cop off the dr.le fill show. last week a good gave the commander permission to fly to l.a., prosecutors appealed and yesterday a federal judge overturned the permission. welsh is out on bail for conspiracy, drug sails and exportion. he was supposed to talk to dr. phil about the causes and consequences of stress among police officers which he blames for his alleged crime. >> the ream resolver bandit,

ricky phan is expected to enter a plea accused of pozs of armed problemries to san jose. he even shot a man. he entered the pet smart and tot the work. the ferk survived. >> rain coming down. could see the cam that shaking. >> we're tracking those showers in san 0 say what you might have to drive through. you can see nice and dry but we take you north. hayward, san leandro, you're driving through heavy downpours all the way to the city of oakland. that's what we expect. but hey, 101 in the north bay starting to get a raek.

see those showers as we head throughout the morning. by noon hitting on 56. 53 by the bay. inland we'll touch on mid to upper 50s. 60 degrees in san jose. we're going to deal with these showers, by yoon getting some smsh, mostly cloudy conditions. first, mike is busy this morning. what do you have? >> just as busy as you because of that weather. you talked about 680 hit hard. concord, walnut creek, 24, allah mow we did have an accident as well. southbound side off of 242 around gregory. slowing up heading to the walnut creek interchange. 580 shows more slowing. we have slowing through lifr.

right around the vasco road. an accident was blocking two dlans. that's holding from traffic at the altamont pass. we'll seat a live so it out there as well. i talked about where the tree has taken down live wires, i don't know if it hit that car nor r or not. repair continues for the area. about 900 without power. mckee is open. >> it's 6:39. first leaving his fartherinen fran.

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>> the time is 6:46. and meteorologist christina loren tells us it look like we had a date with mother nature but it's passed for the moment. >> yes. some parts of the bay area getting a break from that rain. but we still do have heavy rain coming down in other areas. for instance, the east bay still getting hit. let's zoom in. i want to show you a wider view. showers starting to deteriorate slightly. you can see the yellow. getting moderate and heavy rain especially through the east bay. san jose dry this morning but that's not the case. 680, very slick all the way down to dublin and slick conditions along 880, all the way up to oakland this morning. really dangerous driving conditions. make sure you give yourself

ample time. you can see the pattern clearing up in the north bay. novato getting a break. from the showers that were relentless overnight. as a result you'll find slick conditions, areas of ponding, and there is more on the way. you can see still getting light showers over the greater bay area. between 8:00 and 11:00, starting to clear out especially north of the golden gate bridge. we'll see clearing in places in the south bay by about 1:00 p.m. the whole thing clears out by about 10:00 p.m. expecting rainfall totals upwards of 3/4 inch in the north bay. we need moisture. we will be able to add a few more drops in the bucket when it comes to accumulation. still running that deficit. 57 in san jose, 58 milpitas. 57 in palo alto and 54 on the cool side and cloudy through wall nut reek.

through the next couple of days a few showers, some dense fog make way to sunshine for wednesday afternoon, thursday into friday. fog in the morning but clearing and rebounding. saturday and sunday clouds increase, a little more rain. let's check your drive with mike inouye. >> south bay has slowing. early slowing from 237 north on 101 through mountain view and palo alto. now it's more folks hit the road we have slowing for 101, 87 and 85. your usual suspects looking slower even for a tuesday. north clairemont and mckee road. we'll show you the crew is on scene. the kree being addressed. we don't have a note when the -- that's northeast of white road

and mckee. they may be without power. you see the house no lights on there. it looks like it just missed that. take you back to the maps, another issue, the officer involved shooting. bob is on the scene. likes okay getting to the slow southbound side of 880. here is the y got hit with the slowing as well. >> i want to check back in with bob redell where there were reports of an officer that was shot. >> reporter: good morning. we're here at mayhue's landing in a residential area of newark, and we got done speaking with neighbors. we know an officer has been shot, taken the hospital buyia -- it's not one of their

own. this started around 5:40. if you can see the white tents in front of a house on may hughes. neighbors woke to the sound of a man saying something to down on the ground. then several shots from 5 to 7 shots that were fired. when some of the neighbors came out they saw through they believed watts a suspect limping down the street walking in 0 you are direction, toward our camera direction. this person had a ball cap, was limping. the person mad it sound like that person had been shot. that person is still on the loose, still looking for the suspect. they believe that they took off in a two-door white car. again as i mentioned to you. an officer not with p.d. has been taken the hospital via police es cart.

so perhaps in the castro valley, maybe he would go right to -- no word on the condition of the officer and we don't have any reason or understanding as far as what brought that law enforcement officer here to the home near benton court in newark. bob redell, nb. >> it is decision day t circuit curt of appeals willish you are use its opinion on prop eight. it's not expected to be the last word. chris tee smith live us this continuing issue. >> good morning. what's happening is that a three-judge panel here in san francisco is expected to decide whether california's ban on same sex smarnlg constitutional or not after a federal judge struck down proposition 8 which

defineds marriages between a man and a woman, then inclujudge wa ruled that the marriage fan violated the constitution. the only could go a number of ways including whatever the decision is it's expected to be appealed with both sides saying they would hike to see this taken all the way to the united states supreme court. reporting live, christie smith. back to you. >> we'll continue to watch all morning. 6:52. san jose police are still looking for the president is in a deadly shooting, finding 21 ramon luano suffering from a gunshot wound. he was behind an apartment near

saratoga and more. he died at hospital. police are trying to find a motive and suspect. this is san jose's third tom side of the year. >> stanford campus dealing with reports of two more attacks on female students. one woman was tackled by a man at about 1:15 sunday morning. 15 minutes later a man reportedly entered an unlocked room at a housing facility, crawled in with a woman and tried to get her boths off. >> an update on the case against the captain of a grounded cruise ship in italy. marla tellez joins us live from our newsroom with new information. good morning. >> good morning. the captain of "costa concordia" has been on house arrest. the prosecution wants him in jail, he wants to be freed but

this just in, the associated press is reporting an ai'll tan court has desided neither is going to happen. prosecutors file add request to revoke his health arrest order and sent to jail during the investigation. a judge denied that. he will remain home. "costa concordia" ran aground almost a month ago on january 13, 17 people are confirmed dead, 15 are still missing. going into today's hearings the defense team was optimistic. the positive thinking did not pay off. >> thank you, marla. 6:54. >> abuse in an l.a. elementary school. the entire staff has been placed on paid leave while allegations are investigated.

parents were told that a school board meeting last night, many were never told of the investigation. police say the teacher took hundreds of kids blindfolded with their mouths taped shut. a second is charged with fondling two of the students. >> the tad show up nengs. what they are earthquake withing on today. >> coming up on today, disturbs details on what happened in josh powell es house. we'll talk to the boy's grandparentsment three contests in the race grows as outrage by the obama administration to require some catholic institutions to cover contraceptives in health care plans. we'll talk about the impact that could have on the general election. then our social media website helping to spread that outbreak

of tor receipt-like tiffs. and the author of a new book who says the french could hold the secrets to bet are parenting. those stories and ryan reynolds will talk about his new movie here on today. >> fans who celebrate the super bowl giants. the team will be honored in downtown manhattan, as many as one million expected to turn out. later in the day the giantses celebrate with the fans. >> i imagine a lot of fans celebrate in naefs, nevada. raiders hired jason tarver as their new defensive coordinator, he graduated from santa clara

university. >> when you're hot you're hot. jeremy lin had a career night for the knicks. check out how the palo alto flipping it off the glass. it was one of thinks 28 points. also hit a three late in the fourth. he held the knicks to a win over the jazz. the next night. >> kid's got skills. so does mr. tony bennett coming to celebrate his favorite tune. i left my heart in san francisco. he will perform at the venetian room. all proceeds go toward uc san francisco's part research. the song i left my heart in san francisco, a special concert will be held as you might have guessed on volumen tine's day.

>> iran furious that a company over a tv ad. samsung really isn't to plame. >> it's the ad shone in israel, the israelis dressed as arab women who sneak into a plannant meet up with a koys. they the ad is for the app, it's not for the tablet but it is a samsung tablet and jokes are made about assassinating is rannian sciences. iran as you mentioned angry at sam sung. it has absolutely nothing to do with the ad. checking the markets, our friends in sunnyvale opening up the nasdaq. the dow down 54 points, the nasdaq down 13. >> thanks for the update. >> time to check back in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. let's start with a live picture of the bay bridge.

our camera just shaking because of those winds. we still have rain showers coming down over parts of the bay, the south bay at this point nice and dry. right to the radar, you can see san jose getting a break. we're getting socked in across the east bay so you want to give yourself plenty of time. you can see the trend is clearing and we're starting to clear out from santa rosa down through the napa valley. by noon getting sunshine, by 4:00, 60 degrees inland. check your drive with mike. >> let's look at the san mateo bridge, camera shakes, gutsy conditions at times owe they're the highway. the nens the hayward slide for 880 down into fremont, slowing coming off of 580 and the south day getting a