misty morning. but no major rain expected to fall today. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren for when the rain may return. >> good morning to you. yeah, we still have snowfall coming down in tahoe but for the most part the bay area is getting a little bit of a break at least for the next 72 hours. thanks for waking up with us. maybe you're just watching the olympics. stick with us, your home for the olympics and your weather coverage. we are just getting started. you can see now showers moving into tahoe where we accumulated 6-plus feet of fresh powder. and there is more on the way. but hey, the north bay, just got hammered. we bring in christie smith live in mill valley where they made up their entire average rainfall for the month of february over 72 hours. all of that rain coming in so fast, left a mark up there. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. yeah it's still a soggy mess but we are finally seeing dry skies

in mill valley. i tell you, driving around you can still see evidence of the rain that seemed like it wouldn't quit over the weekend. i want to show you what one of the tributaries to the corte madera creek is looking like. we also checked in around the corner and spoke with two business owners of the 2 a.m. club and joe's tacos. employees tell me that they spent the day mopping up and disinfecting water that kept creeping in on sunday. the owner of joe's tacos says the storm drain causes problems every year because it overflows from creek water. this morning we checked it out again. sandbags still out front. when it stops raining the water rolls back quickly. and we heard one shop there had fans blowing inside, still trying to dry things out. damage minimal inside. but the lost business, well, that can be expensive. >> yeah, we've been shut down, we should be up and running

right now so it's lost revenue. every minute that we're not open we're not making money. >> reporter: now, on north ferndale also in mill valley mud came down into a back yard and damaged a shed that was there. also over the weekend a jeep plunged down a hillside sunday, search and rescue teams found a body of a man near a home on woodbine, unclear if it was related to the weather. again, water moving very quickly this morning, and even though it's not raining right now, one thing i did notice in walking around shooting pictures to tweet out, is that all of the gutters even though it's not raining, they are full of mud. sow might want to put on the boots. i'm going to send it back to you. >> excellent. excellent work out there this morning. and you know what, i'm happy to report that they picked up nearly a foot in mill valley. we'll talk about some of the other impressive areas that we're watching coming up. back to you, scott and laura.

>> in fact, we're going to take you live outside for a look at some of the roads across the bay area. this is san jose. as christina said skies are clear but the roads remain wet as the south bay drys out from all of that weekend rain. look how clear it is. much the same in fremont where drivers need to watch for wet roads. san francisco, there's fog to contend with. and a live look at the eastern span of the bay bridge. this is emeryville along 880. a little bit misty there. but getting back to the bay bridge there is a problem there, the rain has revealed quite a new problem. and we're not just talking about the bolts as in the past. peggy bunker live on treasure island with the details on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. everybody was so happy to see that rain fall over the weekend. when the rainfall did show up it exposed a new major problem on the recently opened span of the

bay bridge. now, as you can see behind me it really is a beautiful bridge shrouded in fog this morning. here's the deal. on sunday bridge engineers found what they feared they might see after a big rainstorm. rain water dripping and puddling into the steel structure right below the road deck of the suspension stretch of this span. that is a highlighted part of the bridge, trael pinnacle of this gorgeous road. water not supposed to be inside. where is it coming from. the seepage might be from the steel guardrails used on the portion of the bridge to reduce waft. not to get too technical you could equate this to a home project gone wrong because it might have something to do with the caulking. the caulk was applied around those two surfaces, pumped along the sides of the rails on the outside of the rails, some engineers are saying because it was put on the outside it might

not be performing as it should be. concern here of course all about corrosion. when water sits next to steel it can corrode. experts say the water can corrode the steel in a man they're is difficult for engineers to spot. of course everybody talking about the cost of this bridge, $6.4 million, it's supposed to last into the 22nd century. and have an extensive long life span. however, with these issues they are saying boy, this could make the bridge age a lot quicker than what originally was anticipated. so tough here for the engineers. they have to find out where the water is coming from. it might take a monsoon. guys. >> thanks so much, peggy. and our team or our weather team rather keeping an eye on the radar. another round of rain could be coming in. christina willing bab with a

look at the day's forecast. >> breaking news out of san jose, several homes evacuated just now because of a s.w.a.t. situation on the city's east side. happening on vernice avenue near story road. bob is live at the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. there are about eight to ten homes that have been evacuated, this stand-off between police and this wanted man taking place down the road where the bright lights are. for the past 11 hours since 6:00 last night police including their version of s.w.a.t. have been trying to get the man, a known felon, to come out of the home but so far he refused telling police that he is stuck, that he can't come out. not clear what that means. police aren't sure either. they have been in communication with him, though, through voice. not through cell but in ear

shot. this started when police received a 911 call letting them know that this man wanted on a felony arrest warrant was inside. police arrived, surrounded the home. they were able to confirm he was there, eventually everyone else in the house did come out unharmed. police believe he is now the only person inside. it's not a hostage situation rather a barricade situation. one reason police are taking precautions, this man has a criminal history but also been known to carry weapons. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you much. turning to the olympics. slopestyle sweep. lake tahoe's jamie anderson on sunday. >> janelle wang is live in sochi. you talked with america's newest

golden girl. >> reporter: i was so emotional, so happy for her. it was a thrilling night in prime time. jamie anderson makes olympic history, wins the first gold medal in slopestyle snow board. this event is new to the olympic games, it made its debut this weekend. it's been a popular event for years in the x games and she has been a champion in that, now an olympic champion. i caught up with the 23-year-old a couple hours ago. >> you know your life is going to change, right? >> i'm still the same me but yeah, there has been so many amazing opportunities and so much good. i'm so fortunate. >> when are you going home and what are you looking forward to when you get back to tahoe? >> i can't wait to go home and go for a walk, look for the bald eagle, hang out in the sun, and go snow board at my home mountain at tahoe. >> let's show off the gold medal. there it is. jamie anderson, slope style snow board. congratulations.

>> anderson tweeted throughout photo after her gold winning run. her family and her parents, six out of her seven siblings came out including her grandma. it was such an emotional moment. another emotional moment for team usa, the figure skating team managed to pull out bronze, we're going to hear from gracie gold coming up in about 15 minutes. janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> wow, you were so close to a gold medal. >> reporter: i know. i touched it. >> they are huge. they look like they are like a big mac. >> reporter: they are one of the biggest gold medals ever. >> fantastic. janelle wang, we'll continue to go back live to her and check out all of the latest. american snowboarder kotsenburg into the spotlight. he won gold. >> with that comes a lot of press. the 20-year-old uses a lot of slang when he talks.

some of that is a little lost in translation especially with the russian media. one jourlest said the words were confusing. stoked means under the influence of alcohol. the word sick is really bad like you have a disease. >> i don't know, sick. the olympic action continues tonight in prime time. right here on nbc baya. it's going to be sick. starting at 8:00 we have the gold medal finals in women's alpine skiing super combined. gold medal finals in men's mogul skiing and the gold medal in the 1500 short track. 8:00 here on nbc bay area. >> so what are we stoked about the weather like this, all coming down. it was quite a wet weekend. >> did you say we're jazz hand stoked? a lot of us are.

a lot of us are calling in sick i'm sure today. to hit that 6.5 fresh feet of powder. we have amazing totals to show you. not just in the sierra nevada, right here at home. where we accumulated over a foot of rainfall over the course of 72 hours. this is what we expect throughout week. temperatures are going to warm up but we're going to keep that chance for rain into the atmosphere river potentially wednesday and thursday. at this point we expect that to be a mostly north bay event. however, i think you'll see enough precipitation in the san francisco area where you want to bring a jacket. on wednesday into thursday. where here in san jose we're going to get a mix of sun and clouds and maybe our next best chance for rain in the south bay comes in as we head into the weekend, sunday. we're looking out now. lots of ponding, puddles left over from the heavy rainfall. let's find out how we're doing on our morning drive. >> right now we'll look at the main highway. 880 fast truck scales. look at the headlights heading

southbound, that's where the bulk of the commute comes in the early morning. the northbound side a few, look at that. five sets of taillights. we still see slowing around the truck scales. we saw one slowing down to get off. then speeding up after you get out of the scales. that's the reason that will have that much effect on your sensors. the rest of the south bay moving smoothly. the yellow stretch, 60 miles per hour southbound 101 at the worst. not a big deal there. in toward sunnyvale, a crash at evelyn. as many as five vehicles. one might be a big rig. they are worried getting the vehicles out of roadway now. the northbound side should see some lanes blocked. we'll track that as we get more details. also as a result the rain over the weekend we now have another report and this is a tree down reported highway 9 at 35 in the hills east of saratoga. that's one report. the other that happened earlier

looks like it's at the woodside area off skyline. at 84. another tree reported down by alice's restaurant. a live look at palo alto, the sheen on the road. back to you. >> thanks so much. 5:13. new this morning three earthquakes hit japan overnight about 200 miles from the fukushima power plant. they struck small islands all in 30 minutes. the quakes ranged from 4.7 to 5.0 with the first hitting just after 1:30. so far no reports of damage or injury. >> 5:13 now. a north bay food company forced to make a major recall. what you have to look out for. >> the "today" show embarrassment. the proud father that tried to get his son an olympic athlete a date but this morning we hear the son's response. >> would you date my son even though he is a luger? ♪

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>> you think the rain was amazing, check this out a time lapse of snow at north star. there are reports up to eight feet of new snow from the storm at the summit of some resorts. we have a live look at our caltrans camera, this is highway 85 as we click the full screen mode in squaw valley, calm now. we imagine there will be lines of cars. a live look at palo alto. it's rain but it's let up for now. the weather radar you can see pretty clear right now. but looking off, talk about the ponding left from the area. we're going to check in with christina in a minute. >> you may have been sleeping but last night the medals in the luge were awarded, these are the winners.

germany, russia. albert demchenko making his debut. the top u.s. in 13th. speak of tucker west his father made the olympian blush in case you missed it. brett west appeared on the "today" show over the weekend offering this message to tucker's fans. >> i want to say to all of the young ladies out there, tucker is very single. now he's a little shy so you have to reach out to him and you can do that through on facebook his page, team tucker. the neat part is he's such a good kid. everyone who posts he always gets back a personal response. >> dad. >> tucker is going to be busy. hits to his page sky-rocketed, doubled since that announcement. tucker's father posting i am in so much trouble with tucker

after the interview. for his part, tucker took it in stride saying i cannot be too mad after all dad build him a luge run when he was a kid so he could get into the sport a. fun family response. >> some people have skeletons in their closet. he has a luge run in the back yarpd. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, good morning to you. take a look at these major totals from over the weekend. most of the high totals are from the north bay as predicted but look at this. this is measured for you in. we almost accumulated two feet of rainfall high atop mt. tam. we're talking about definite aftermath. we didn't have as much rainfall in the south bay, we typically get that rain shadow effect. we picked up over 5 to 8 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains and a little over an inch and a quarter in the south bay, like willow glenn and

campbell. in los gatos, over six inches of rain. we needed it so bad. so it's great news. there is more on the way so your live radar tells the story. showers clearing out. we have a little residual moisture on the western facing slopes around san jose. this will be the case for the day. that's where you see clouds banked up. and yeah, maybe you're going to stay indoors, watch the olympics. then bright sunshine. our next chance for rain on wednesday. we see another connection with that pineapple express. most of the models are taking that rainfall to the north of the bay area. but look at this. we stop the clock for you on sunday. another round coming our way. potentially three to four more systems between now and the end of february. so looks like things are starting to turn around which is great news. let's find out how you are doing on the morning drive. >> good morning. talking about the rain letting

up, still a lot of moisture in the air. s that live picture shows. this is westbound 80, the east shore freeway, the exit here. we're close to the camera at the bottom of the building so we can only see down directly through some low clouds. there's not a lot of fog in the area. that's okay but the low clouds could cause an issue. so far the visibility is okay. the east shore freeway as well as the rest of the approach to the bay bridge, in the green zone. that's a smooth drive across the east bay. out toward tri-valley. here we have a smooth drive toward the dublin interchange, 680 we're seeing speeds at 60 miles an hour, enough to trigger the sensitive. we don't like slowing so i warn folks toward livermore as well as that starts to build. 84, we have your volume jamming up on city streets. a smooth flow across the san mateo bridge. there are gusty conditions around bay from time to time.

a look toward northbound 85 in mountain view i should say we have a crash reported here around el camino, evelyn. still getting them out of the roadway. expect slowing there. and one live look at san jose t conditions northbound 101 starting to build. back to you. >> thank you much. new this morning, detectives investigating an attempted home invasion robbery in hayward that ended when a homeowner pulled out a gun, killed one of the intruders. it happened last night near cherry. the homeowner told police several people broke into his house while he was there with a friend. so he got a gun and began shooting a. man killed, a am woman injured. she's in critical condition. the homeowner said several other suspects ran from the home as well when he opened fire. >> nearly 9 million pounds of beef from a bay area company have been recalled. inspectors say the meat came from diseased and unsound animals that were not properly

inspected at petaluma's rancho feeding corporation. no reported illnesses have been tied to the products produced in the last year. for information visit our website nbcbayarea.com. the time 5:21. back to sochi next. janelle wang learned the u.s. figure skaters theft country entirely. she'll have details. >> taking a look at the weather radar. the latest storm has moved through. there is some new rain that could be out there. we'll check in with christina.

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welcome back everyone. good monday morning to you. rain over the weekend caused a lot of heavy damage over the bay area. most of that was in the north bay where there are flooded streets, damaged roads and mudslides. nearly four straight days of rain turned downtown mill valley into a river. we're going to check in with christie smith for a look at the

new damage. and a live look at the bay bridge where all of this rain has revealed new trouble. what was supposed to be waterproof seals on the new eastern span now leaking. we're going to get more details in a live report later this morning. let's take live pictures. this is sochi, russia and the olympic flame burning bright. that's where competition is well under way in a fifth day. >> that's where our own nbc bay area's janelle wang also live at olympic park. team usa had a big night of figure skating. good evening. no, good afternoon to you. good morning for us. >> yes. exactly. you got that right. well last night team usa could not do better than third and had to skate nearly perfectly to secure a bronze medal and did. we'll show you some video of gracie gold skating in the free

program. world ice dance champions meryl davis and charlie white. the team event prepared them for the individual events which begin with pairs. >> solid, nationals, being able to do the free skate i feel really good going into the individual and you know, our whole team was phenomenal. i'm glad we got to do this. i feel really good. >> reporter: the biggest competition for gold, wagner and polina edmunds t russian phenoms. yulia lipnitskaya helped russia win gold last night in a team event. scored top marks for her free skate, and for her short program on saturday. the ladies individual event won't happen until next wednesday t 19th. we hear gracie gold, wagner and edmunds have the opportunity, the possibility to fly to russia to a training center.

actually austria to get more time on the rink to train and focus. they are still here, no word if they are going to go to austria. janelle wang, nbc bay area. >> this is more about getting time on the rink than it is any sort of concern or anything in russia. >> reporter: yes. no, not about security at all. we have the iceberg skating venue, then there is a training center. you have to realize a lot of competitions going on shoulding short track speed skating. only the training center is available and there's a lot of cub who is need to get time in so they have this option in austria, no word when they leave or if they are going to take that option. >> janelle wang in sochi keeping an eye on everything. it's 5:27. we'll look at what happened in sochi coming up including julia mancuso going for gold. >> we're still watching the radar this morning although we are entering into a drying out period. this system definitely left a mark. we'll tell you who picked up

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good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we've got a live look outside this morning, mill valley, they really took a downturn this weekend. they had so much rain the downtown streets, they turned into rivers, the sandbags are still up out there. >> at least the water is gone. what a weekend it was. here's a live look in palo alto. the rain has let up there too. misty morning, no major rain expected to fall today. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. when the rain might return. >> really soon for some of us in the bay area. good morning to you, everybody

at home, it's great to be in the united states right now. our olympic gold tallies is coming up. our rain tallies are coming up. i can tell you right now we needed that rain so desperately, especially in the north country. it's rainfall driven so we're looking really good. i want to show you mill valley specifically where the average february rainfall is about 9.5 inches. over the past four days we accumulated 10.5 inches, and this is actually the wettest month for mill valley so. as you can imagine, all of that rain coming in quickly definitely rushed some of our creek, some of our small streams up there and by the way, that brings us out live to christie smith out there this morning. at least the raindrops aren't falling on your head this morning. hey, it definitely left a mark. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah, we watched from my house out the window all weekend and

felt like it wouldn't stop. it finally has here in mill valley, but it left behind problems i want to show you what the businesses look like here on miller about everyone of them have sandbags in front to keep the rain water out. and right next to this i want to show you what the creek looks like. this is a trib you tear tee the corte madera creek. though the rain has stopped, it hasn't rained for a while, you can see the creek is moving quickly this morning, still very swollen. we also wanted to show you what the streets look like here over the weekend. filled up with water very fast. faster than it could drain off. we also checked in with two businesses on miller, the 2 a.m. club and joe's tacos, they had water creep inside. one of the owners says the storm drains cause problems and they overflow with water from the creek. we shot new video of this morning, the rain again, it has stopped and when that happens the water rolls back rather quickly. you can hear fans humming inside

of the stores trying to help them dry out. but i tell you, at the height of this, those businesses are saying they had to shut down. >> all of our four sinks, the toilet, the drains in the men's and women's bathroom were taking water on so we had flooding in the back of the bar. >> reporter: on ferndale over the weekend mud slid about 50 feet down a huge hill damaging a back yard shed and also on sunday a jeep plunged 60 feet off of a hillside. search and rescue found a man dead in a yard. unclear if this was related to the weather but the roads very full of water and dangerous over the weekend. and back here live again, i wanted to show you we haven't had rain falling since we got here bat 4:00 this morning. of course creeks not as high as they were but still very full and that water really rushing out here this morning.

again, the water, rain not happening but it's one of those days i have to say even though you might not have to wear a hat you probably want to put those bootsen. it's muddy. the gutters, everything, the sidewalks, very muddy. that's the latest from here. back to you. >> that's great advice for the kids especially. make sure you're ready. they will track that mud right back into your home. we're looking good, average rainfall totals have been met for many cities across the bay area for the month of february. when you're talking about the potential for additional maybe half an inch to an inch of rainfall as we head throughout this week we're concerned because yeah, we accumulated a lot. there is a lot more on the way potentially throughout the middle of the week and then we get that whopper system as we get into sunday. so we're going to talk more about that coming up. we needed this rain so desperately. especially our grape growers we saw some businesses shut down

temporarily. the wine brings the tourists to wine country so the long term benefits are going to be very good. back to you guys. >> thank you. the weather actually damaged a 31-foot tall wind turbin at san francisco's cliff house. the service installed this turbin and it moves to power the nearby gift shop. take a look at folsom lake, a dramatic change in the amount of water. water levels have risen at least eight feet in the past couple of days with the reservoir climbing from 17 to 20% capacity. a live look at the eastern span of the bay bridge. all of the rain revealed a new problem and it's not the bolts. peggy bunker joins us live on treasure island with that. good morning. >> reporter: that's right, scott. this is just the latest problem. of course we heard a lot about the bolts and that issue. you spend billions of dollars on

a new bridge you want to know that it works and is working properly in the way the engineers meant for it to. when we got all of that rain over the weekend it exposed a new problem, not having to do with bars or the bolts, this time with water because it turns out that new expensive span is leaking. take a look at this beautiful bridge. it really is a showpiece in the bay area. on sunday bridge engineers found what they feared they might see after a rainstorm, that was rain water dripping and puddling in the structure below the road deck. who here is the thing, w59er not supposed to get in there. where is it coming from? engineers are speculating that the seepage could be from steel guardrails used onth that portion of the bridge. they were chosen because they are lighter. the rails right there were bolted in place via holes drilled into the steel. many are saying it could be the caulking around those holes that

were drilled that's causing a problem. you think about something you might do in your home trying to prewent water leaking out, that could be part of the issue. however, we're going to need a monsoon where they could stand below that decking and take a look at where the water is coming in before they determine what the problem is. the concern, corrosion. water sits against steel you get corrosion. on this span engineers are saying the corrosion could be hard to spot. it could cause a problem to determine exactly where it's coming from so. engineers say hey, this is part of the shake-out period. the span is so new. it just opened in september, they have a five-year shake-out period. they sort out the things that they thooed need fix, par for the course. this bridge is supposed to last into the 22nd century. it's pretty troubling. on treasure island, peggy

bunker, "today in the bay." >> thank you much. in our nbc weather team tracking all of that rain that just theft area t ones that are coming in as well, the storm clouds. get weather alerts for your neighborhood visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> breaking news in san jose. several homes have been evacuated because after swat situation near story road. bob redell is live at the scene. we understand that police went in and raided that snom what did they find? >> reporter: i don't know if they call at raid. the latest update is that this man is now in custody after a stand-off with police a ran about 11 hours. eight to ten homes evacuated. lieutenant dan we san jose police, so how did it end? >> the individual is in custody now. no injuries. >> so he was a wanted felon, you got anonymous call last night

saying he's that the home, he wouldn't come out and then you made entry, your colleagues made entry, then what? how did it develop? >> we established communication early on but for some reason would consistent out. claimed to be stuck. we called our unit out. they went in and again made contact with him, eventually they got closer to him and convinced him to come out. they have taken him into custody about two or three minutes ago. >> he was stuck possibly in the crawl space? >> i haven't confirmed that but that was part of the conversation he was claiming to be stuck. whether he was or not i don't know. >> felony warrant, what do we know about him as far as his history? >> his criminal history involves many things, some of which were weaponses and violence. >> the weapons possession being why there was so much precaution. >> absolutely. when weapons are involve we'd take every security measure.

>> nobody hurt? >> nobody further as far as i know. >> thank you, lieutenant. this started around 6:00, 6:30 last night. there were other people in the home during some of this. they eventually left so. it's just him by himself. you third lieutenant, he did surrender and he might have been stuck in the crawl space. police have not been able to determine yet. >> bob, is it safe to go back to their homes now? >> it was in the fwooft to three minutes i assume they would let them back at any moment. the crime scene tape is still up. those people evacuated, they went to other people's houses so it's possible that those people are still aleap. when they wake up they can go back. >> well, it is 5:40.

we're going live to sochi jaxt nell is going to tell us about a lake tahoe native who is going to add a medal. >> check this out. rain and snow in the sierra, this is what the truckee river looked like over the weekend. >> we still have a little bit of rain on the radar but we're done with the heavy stuff. over a foot of rainfall in at least six cities in the north bay. we'll show you the big ones, also when that rain returns. might be sooner than you think. >> though it's not officially rain it's moisture in the air that leaves us with slick roads. this is fremont, a smoother ride bought crash and couple reports of frees down. ♪

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significant rainfall up in the sierra. lake tahoe has risen more than four inches during this storm. but experts say it's not enough to get back to normal. to put the drought in perspective we would need five more storms in the next few weeks to get back to an average. up in tahoe there is some snow. check out the caltrans camera outside of squaw valley. plenty of fresh powder for skiers and snowboarders this morning. a look at san jose, you may see, feel in your hair, a little mist in the higher elevations, you can feel that moisture. we're going to check in with meteorologist christina loren in just a few minutes. >> lake tahoe's own jewel julia mancuso trying to add to her medal in the alpine super combined. >> janelle wang is live with more an mancuso's mission to win

another medal. hi, janelle. >> reporter: hi, scott and laura. it's a glorious day here but just in the last ten minutes one of the photographers felt a raindrop. off in the distance i see storm clouds moving in which hopefully means more snow in the mountain clusters which is where the super combined for women took place today. of course squaw valley's julia mancuso is competing in that event. that is where you add up the time for one downhill run and one slow lum won. she won silver in vancouver and the 29-year-old is hoping for something bigger this time. >> i think just by winning two silvers in vancouver inspired me to try to get gold in sochi. that's what i'm hoping for. >> reporter: you're going to see if she medals in prime time tonight. for men's downhill bode miller finished eighth, miller disappointed and said the warmer temps softened the snow. it wasn't his day. our local guy though, travis

from lake tahoe the highest of americans came in fifth, missing the bronze by just .3 seconds. this is his olympic debut. i'm sure we'll see more of him. janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> pretty exciting. thanks a lot. >> you can stay up to date 24 hours a day, sign up for our olympic news letter, you can go to nbcbayarea.com, click sign up for sochi news and right there at the top of the page. time 5:46. it's time to check on the forecast right now. taking a live look outside. clear, everything got washed off. everything is bright, shiny and new. i want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. a look at some of the storm totals. >> yeah, my car definitely falls into that category. it was a long time coming. we've got crazy totals to show you. mt. tam, almost two feet of

rainfall. used to talking about the snowfall. we're talking about the rainfall in feet. over a foot and a half in monty rio, gernville, about a foot in mill valley. we had high accumulations. we're not adding to those for the most part they are done. we have more rain in the forecast in the near future. in fact, in the next 72 hours in the north bay sarks no ma county i'm talking to you. temperatures are mostly in the 50s for now we're going to stick with the 50s until about lunch time. then you can peel off your coat. 63 in the east bay, 62 degrees in the south bay so. this tells the story of the day and the week. temperatures are going to be about as warm in san francisco as what we're anticipating here in san jose. through wednesday into thursday we're going to get additional cloud cover in the south bay. we're talking about the return of showers in san francisco and areas to the north of the golden

gate bridge. this weekend we get another chance for rain saturday into sunday. that's what i'm going to talk about in my next report. maybe you can recall this two weeks ago a story how the napa grape growers needed that rain. you know what, we have really good news for the napa grape growers. stick around if you have any interest in wine. let's find out how we're doing on the roads. >> good morning. i do recall that story, i have an interest in wine. but not with my kids, no h, no whining. you see the sheen on the roadway lit up by that sign by ikea, that's damp roads until the sunlight can dry things out. the southbound side moving into the south bay. we'll look at the map, the peninsula here moving smoothly between san francisco and the south bay. 101 and 280, moving without any problem. we'll talk about the south bay as we have northbound routes showing a build. the first burst for 101.

87 shows slowing southbound but that's down to 60 miles per hour. could be more folks hitting the road. we do have an issue in mountain view north 85 at evelyn, reports of a four or five-vehicle crash and a traffic break. it cleared up so looks like everything should be off to the shoulder. i'll wait for the confirmation. also in the south bay we have hills, highway 9 and 35 reports of one tree down here, chp wanted you to know. we want you to know about this. highway 35 at highway 84 wood side that's near the restaurant. sounds like there are phone wires an issue for traffic. it's affecting both sides of the road. peninsula not a problem. we showed you how clear it was and that's good stuff. in the east bay, the tri-valley,

typical build, nothing unexpected for livermore down 84 and cutting down through in toward sunol. speed dipping as more hit the road. a footh flow, and a quick look for san rafael. back to you. >> 5:50. investigators say the man shot by police in san jose should survive. police say a carjacking suspect stuck a shot gun in a person's face and stole the victim's car. officers found the suspect in the stolen car a few blocks away and stopped him. a spokesperson for the department says while officers were attempting to take the suspect into custody one officer feared for his safety and shot the suspect. the suspect's injuries are not life threatening. a driver in san jose accused of drinking before getting behind the wheel. the driver crashed into a tree

on snell avenue yesterday. a passenger in that car was killed and another injured. the driver was taken into custody and booked for driving while intoxicated and manslaughter. >> two companies teaming up. >> we continue to track the weather. the latest storm, but just off the coast. meteorologist christina loren will have a look at the details in a bit.

>> welcome back. a live look at fremont, the roads are a little damp. doob careful. we're also looking at the bay bridge.

the rain has caused new trouble on the eastern span. we're going to tell you about it coming up. yahoo!'s teaming wake-up yelp to help boost its local search results. yahoo! will incorporate yelp's listing of reviews and businesses in the yahoo! search results. features should be available in the coming weeks. yahoo! already has content partnerships with apple and bing as well. >> out of soch they morning, this one about american skier steven nyman. >> we have a picture tweeted out. that's the name virnlg on nyman's glove. his uncle had surgery to remove a tumor. gave a shout out to him. he did finish 27th. >> what a nice nephew. >> the olympic flame burning

bright. while you were sleeping several events took place and they will air in prime time tonight. >> we're about to show you some of the results so if you don't want any spoilers close your eyes, turn away. we'll play music. when it's over come on back. >> it's now safe to come on back. >> let's check in with christina. come out. >> especially in the north bay you're huddled up all weekend long. you know the great news is we needed the rain, we definitely

got what we wished for. probably a little bit quicker than we would have liked especially for the north bay but we have a great story to tell. as we head throughout next couple days temperatures comfortable. right now i'm going to send it to you, mike inouye and your morning drive. >> good morning. we are looking here toward the east shore freeway where traffic is starting to build up. you see a good number of headlights. you see the glow around the lights, between our camera and the roadway there are some low clouds. this is not a problem for drivers. their visibility is fine. for us seeing the roadway that's the issue. we'll look toward the map and you'll see a smooth drive on our sensors. green, a little yellow around golden gate fields. speeds coming down below 60 approaching the toll plaza we have cash lanes starting to show backup. west 24 around fish ranch road reports of a fender-bender. it should move to the shoulder but this as more folks start to head to the maze so. watch this carefully. we're looking at your speeds, travel down through the east bay, north 880, west 580 through

oakland in the green zone as well as south 880, down to the san mateo bridge. a smooth drive there. across the san mateo or the dumbarton bridge. you're at the limit all the way across the peninsula with no delays. there is the south bay with north 101 and slowing and the build on the live camera through san jose as well. back to you. >> sounds good. 5:57. we'll take you back to sochi and hear from the californian that just won gold in the inaugural slopestyle event. >> a north bay company issuing a major recall. what you need to look out for in your refrigerator coming up. >> we continue to follow breaking news, a standoff in san jose ended. a man now in police custody. bob redell is on the scene getting the latest information. he'll have a live report. every day i spend three hours on weights.

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breaking news in san jose where homes in one neighborhood are evacuated as a s.w.a.t. team coaxes a suspect out of a crawl space. good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. that s.w.a.t. situation happening on bernice avenue near story road on the east side. they are just wrapping it up. bob redell is live at the scene. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning to you. the people in the 8 to 10 homes who were evacuated here should be able to return home soon. the standoff having ended in the past 30 minutes. it was a wanted felon taken into custody. he surrendered peacefully around 5:30 this morning. this started around 6:30 last night, police here in san jose received an anonymous 911 call telling them that this man wanted on an outstanding felony arrest warrant was in the home. when police arrived he