the peninsula and approaching the east many bay. violence at cal amid protests against a controversial speaker. the reason why police do not blame students for this kind of destruction. and we're following breaking news out of delaware. deadly ending to a hostage situation at prison there. today in the bay begins right now. and we begin with a live look at our radar right now. tracking scattered rain across the bay area. we are in that microclimate weather alert. >> we have crews across the bay monitoring the conditions. this is a live look from the bum barton bridge. >> and the rest of the bay area bridge. get ready for wet and windy morning commutes all morning long. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. keep an up brem la in the trunk. >> no, the front seat.

>> we are seeing pockets of rain. >> it is not widespread. it is not heavy over the bay area. it has been coming down at a pretty good clip. it is giving us a 2d view of the rain and the height of the clouds. it gives us a higher resolution and even picks up on smoke. this is exclusive to nbc bay area. we are the only ones around here that have it. you see the greens and the yellows that it's picking up on now. it it down to street level. it is now in marin county. 101, south of mill valley. we head of to the east bay where it is rainy as you go across the san mateo bridge and closer to union city. and we are also going to see this moving through the santa cruz mountains, south county, and all of this rain will be with us as we go through the day kind of off and on. and there will be some breaks as well. so i'll talk about that and a

look at the timeline for more gusty winds as we head over to mike now. a new crash for fremont. >> that's right, kari. traffic gets more crowded around the bay. the rain coming through. hayward just north of our crab. 880. this crash relatively new heading southbound. it is slow. the stretch through fremont. in the north, we had another crash. that rain for much of the morning. now we have only one lane still open around ignacio boulevard south of highway 37. making that transition off highway 37. note that through novato. recovery for the richmond line. 44 train relatively fine.

may have some delays. and rain is an issue. we saw it on the san rafael bridge. if you download our nbc bay area app. you can actually watch our live doppler radar, get notification when the rain is 30 minutes from your location. it is free for iphone and android devices. >> we continue to follow breaking news. violent protests erupt around the uc berkeley campus. you see the fires there. it prompted campus officials for breitbart's editor who was supposed to speak last night. president trump is speak out about what happened. >> just a few hours ago the president tweeted about the protests he said, "if u.c. berkeley does not allow free speech and practices violence innocent people with a different do i have, no federal funds." bob redell joining us live

from the campus with a closer look at what happened and the cleanup efforts under way on campus and in the streets of berkeley, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. we have reached out to the university for their response to the president's threat of withholding federal funds. there are students here at cal who volunteered to get up to clean up the mess caused by the protests last night. a look to your left. this is the centerpiece of the destruction. we spoke to one student. she just tells us how ashamed she is of the people who they believe were not students who, as you can see, caused that damage and broke a number of windows outside the student union. when the police finally kicked the vandals off campus, they unfortunately moved to downtown berkeley. you can see they targeted financial institutions like wells fargo, bank of america, breaking more windows. now, the evening did start out

peacefully with several hundred students protesting milo yiannopolous. protesters were upset over his alleged racist and misogynistic views. but the university was going to let him speak out of first amendment rights. but campus police canceled the speech because of the violence outside the student union. the police chief blames 150 men and women dressed in black with bandanas who came from off campus. they started throwing rocks, fireworks, molotov cocktails. they tore apart bare kaeuldz. they broke the windows. and they started a bonfire. >> we ultimately look like the winners. they are shutting down free speech. it is absolutely ironic that the

birth of the free speech movement can only be for a few people. >> i think everyone watching this can look at the people protesting and the people causing the violence. it is not the people in the red hats. ? we have just never seen anything like that. >> it is a venue. they have no skin in the game. they care nothing for what we're here for. and we were faced with a challenge that i think was unprecedented. >> if you're not looking at your tv screen, this is worth looking up for. this is one moment that was quite frightening. a car driving through a crowd of protesters. one person ended up stuck on top of the hood of the car down the road. fights broke out in the crowd. officers had to rescue individuals. cal police telling us there was one arrest made. coming up in 30 minutes, we will hear milo yannopolous.

>> bob redell reporting live from berkeley. thank you very much. some of the best images and video of the berkeley protests are coming from you from our viewers here. you saw the atms and banks that were vandalized. tag us on twitter, instagram or post directly to our facebook page. coming up, more about what president trump tweeted this morning. live analysis from washington at 6:35. we are now two into donald trump's presidency we have a new secretary of state. >>? as another cabinet pick remains very much e in jeopardy. >> the president's pick for education secretary is on thin ice. two republicans have vowed to vote against betty devos. we do have a new secretary of state rex tillerson sworn in to

the position. he is expected to speak to his department for the first time today. one of the first foreign policy issues tillerson may have to address is iran. yesterday the u.s. issued a stern warning. they said it is a violation of the security resolution. iran denies it is breaching the resolution. so far the trump administration isn't elaborating on what action it might take against iran. following break news out of delaware this morning. a hostage situation at a delaware prison is now over. but a prison guard is dead. four prison employees were originally taken hostage by inmates. two were released fairly quickly. two were held overnight. we have learned within the last hour or so one of those employees was released but the second was killed. that started at a correctional center close to delaware's capital of dover. they said they were concerned about the leadership of this

country, educational opportunities, rehabilitation, and how the state spends money on prisons. new this morning, last call or for a long-time san francisco bar. our cameras were rolling on lefty o'doul's closing its doors. it comes after an ugly court battle between the family that manages the restaurant and the building's owners. >> it faces an uncertain future. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. closing day for lefty o'doul's was bumped up two nights to last night. last call for lefty o'doul's. new video of the last minutes before the bar closed last night in union square. this iconic restaurant has been a main stay since the 1950s. it is a popular meeting spot for sports fans. you see sports memorabilia

decorated on the wall. last night was remembering a true landmark in san francisco. >> the first time i ever stepped foot at lefty o'doul's was in 1961 and my grandfather brought me here and i was 5 years old and we had tater tots. >> we're sad to see it go. it is like a landmark in the city. >> the doors are closed as they work out the legal dispute. the ten ants plan to move to a different location eventually. they haven't disclosed that location at this time. in san francisco, pete suratos for today in the bay. all right, pete, thank you so much. tater tots sound pretty good right about now. back to your microclimate weather alert. we're tracking rain moving across the bay area making for a wet morning commute. >> make sure you put a lid on your coffee before you head out the door. >> it is going to be off and on

as we go through the day. more waves of rain moving in. 6:10 as you step out, some parts of the bay area seeing showers moving through. and a lot of that heavy rain is moving through the north bay as well as the peninsula. now into the east bay. traffic now on highway 101 with mike. most seeing a typical pattern. hayward, towards union city. we are looking at this traffic right now. a number of crashes south 101 between highway 37 and ignacio boulevard. the rain coming through the area. a wider look as folks travel for the bridge. and richmond. the live shot. over at the richmond toll plaza. water on the road and on the lens. use your wipers. the case against three

suspects charged with killing an inmate. new evidence that could be introduced in that trial. the delete uber movement is gaining momentum. the protests planned here in the bay area today against the san francisco-based ride share company.

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the time is 6:14. and time for your squaw valley and alpine meadows report. if you're headed to the sierra this weekend, snow showers in the forecast. 156 inches of snow on the ground. 96 trails open at alpine meadows. more into the next three days. possibly a foot or more of snow. i'll have a look at the bay area rain forecast. that's coming up in five minutes. and a live look at the bay bridge. the rain drops hitting that lens as the backup continues to build on the approach. we're talking about your build coming up. thank you very much, mike and kari. 6:15 right now. new details in the upcoming trial of three santa clara county jail guards charged in the deadly beating of michael tyree. according to mercury news, prosecutors want potentially inflammatory texts september by the guards to each other allowed

as evidence. the merc said the texts show the general con temp for prisoners and their pleasure in seeing inmates suffer. attorneys representing the guard claims the texts have nothing to do with the crimes they are used of. it appears to be far from over. uber has been under fire for turning off pricing when taxi drivers were refusing to drive in protest of president trump's order. it goes on at the same time as oakland, new orleans and los angeles. h&r block is teaming up with watson to work on identifying credit using artificial intelligence. watson has been used to find solutions in health care, retail and other settings. >> hopefully they will find some

savings. that would be nice. google self-driving cars do a great job of driving themselves. >> scott mcgrew, better than anyone else? >> way better than anyone else. california released the latest data registered in the state. google is far, far ahead of anyone else. the computers were driving along doing just fine. look at this. by comparison, drivers at cruise automation owned by general motors had to take over 18 times per 1,000 miles. tesla shares fell 1% wednesday after the crash results were published. have you heard what president trump said about uc berkeley?

his latest tweets are about iran he said he's put iran on notice. they were on their last leg and ready to collapse until the u.s. came along and gave it a life-line in the form of the iran deal, $150 billion. watch shares of boeing. it has a deal with iran. and potential military action that the president has been hinting at. lastly, as far as the $150 billion, that was iran's money in the first place. it was frozen and released after the nuclear deal. and getting itself into a lot of controversy over president trump. the ceo admitted to changing some of the supporters's postings on reddit. they were sharing plans to back people when you say use publicly available data and publish it

online. so if you're really angry, you post their address, where they go to church. >> all their personal information. >> all their personal information. >> thank you very much. >> 6:19 right now. we are in a microclimate weather alert. let's take a live look outside. this is from our dublin camera this morning. a lot of wet roads out there. make sure you give yourself a little extra time as you get ready to head to work. >> drivers not deterred so far. we are talk building a weather commute. >> it's been very hit or miss. >> down the street level is where that rain is falling arptd the bay area. not everyone is seeing the rain. as we head out, the streets are

wet. we have our radar truck parked on the manipulate in san bruno. we can move around if we need to. but the best view of the north is and south bay and where we have it parked now. where the rain is following and around tiburon you're getting heavy downpours across the golden gate bridge. right over the airport getting heavy rain. this may cause problems. some showers in the east bay. raining in hayward. descending over parts of the tri-valley. schaeffer ranch road. we see some of that falling around the san ramon valley road as well. so watching some of those downpours. also for the santa cruz mountains, widespread rain there descending over toward morgan hill. wet roads on 101. as you drive to work this morning, seeing standing water on the roadways.

once again rain falling around has been wet for a couple of weeks. pretty much throughout the whole month of january. even with light rain moving in, it may cause a few more problems with the potential of some down trees with the winds picking up today. we have had wind gusts to 50 miles per hour. you throw in scattered showers that will be moving in through 6:30, 7:00, even through the morning and afternoon. it will affect tomorrow's commute too. this is the first of two storms. we see the swirl of the clouds here. the second storm system still west of us out in the pacific. that is set to arrive on sunday. looking at the temperatures for san francisco. staying in the upper 50s. off and on rain. another batch of rain sunday

through the middle of the next week. >> the commute starts to build out of the tri-valley, 880. also on the peninsula, let's not forget the rain across from the coast in towards san mateo, redwood city. south 880, an earlier crash. activity of to the shoulder. south on 880 out of hayward. no problems for the tri-valley. bay bridge. a live look. we see the toll plaza. water still hitting the lens. upper east shore freeway, nothing dramatic. back to your travel times. smooth flow of traffic there. earlier spinout reported there. be careful. thanks, mike. coming up, nbc bay area responds. don't like the used car you just

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and there are more single people. the number has dropped 10% since 2007. coming up next on today in the bay. continue to follow breaking news out of the east bay. president trump responding after violent protests broke out at uc berkeley. one arrest last night at cal. we'll have more on that. president trump tweeted out against the university just a few hours ago. we are in a microclimate weather alert tracking some rain and a foggy morning commute. we will see more waves of this as we go through the day. a closer look at the radar coming up. and a closer look at the bei bei bridge toll plaza. mike is watching the roads for you. kari has the latest on your

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[crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. we're following o bigtories this morning. violent protests break oua right now 6:30 we are following two big. violent protests break out at uc berkeley. breitbart news editor is scheduled to speak there. our other story, we're in a microclimate weather alert with rain moving across the bay area. mostly green. pockets of yellow and orange as well. good thursday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm lawyura garcia-cannon. >> we have the stormranger gives

us an hd view of the rain around the area. pockets of rain moving through parts east bay, as well as the peninsula. as it stands you can see the red beam on the radar. heavy rain moving out. moving across the bay and moving closer to the east bay. we have rain approach almed and san leandro. and for parts of the santa cruz mountains, season is raining there. if you're not seeing the rain at this point, still wet roads. that may impact the commute. a traffic break in fremont. >> that's right. it is not related. we had a few crashes up in novato. this just in. 8 northbound 880 jammed. a disabled vehicle just north of there.

let's look at the maps. didn't really show up on our sensors yet. it is reported that the fremont exit, northbound 880. off to the shoulder. the green shows you where things are wet. the rain was sitting right north of the bay bridge for just about 10 minutes. back to you guys. we continue to follow breaking. president trump tweeting a response to the violent protest broke out around the uc berkeley campus last night. they threaten to take away federal funding in the wake of violence. >> these are the protests gaining national attention. prompting the university to cancel a speech from breitbart's

news editor. >> bob redell live on the campus with now a look at the cleanup under way. >> most of the damage is focused on the student union. you see the university is going to have number of windows that will have to be replaced. they are boarded up now. we have this piece of equipment. it's going to have to be moved from the main quad here. the campus will be open for business as usual. this would be a thursday. students have is to return to. they blame a crowd of people who came from off campus specifically to cause problems. the protests did start peacefully with 1400 to 1500 people demonstrating against milo yannopolous. 150 men and women dressed in

black with bandanas covering their faces threw rocks, molotov cocktails, broke windows, used a light post to start a fire prompting the university police to lock down the campus and cancel that speech. this is when a car drove through a crowd of protesters with one person stuck on the hood of the car for quite a distance down the road. fights broke out. some individuals had to be rescued by police. no one was hurt badly. just a handful of minor injuries. >> i say we can be peaceful, and they assault me. it seems nothing to be solved with this amount of violence. they're ruping our campus. i don't think they're students here. >> denigrates people. marginalizes people.

forces people on the fringes to abandons the hopes they have. >> that was a group that came in uniform covered in black, utilized paramilitary tactics. clearly designed and well thought out plan to disrupt the event. >> the crowd moved downtown where they targeted banks for vandalism. that lockdown around 11:00 last night. we reached out to the university to get their reaction to president trump's tweet of withholding federal funding. but the campus is yet to respond. bob redell, today in the bay. thank you very much. the speeches triggered last night's protests milo yiannopolous started his live stream shortly after they canceled his event.

cal was supposed to be the final stop on a college in which he is speaking out against an epidemic of political correctness on college campuses. here's a snip et of what he has to say. >> they don't like i have to say about black lives matter or the campus wage gap conspiracy -- sorry, the wage gap or any of the other things i like to investigate. >> they saw its share of protests along the way. most on a smaller scale. protesters shut down his appearance two weeks ago. martin shkreli was also scheduled with that event that had been canceled. >> from berk there i to washington, d.c. we have team coverage of the violent protests last night. president trump's response to it all. >> you've been researching what president trump's tweet could mean for the university. good morning, etd ward.

>> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. this is not an empty threat. president trump tweeted out possibly pulling federal funds saying uc berkeley does not allow free speech. this could impact the school's bottom line. in 2015, the university's federal funding to pass state funding to supply universities mainly with pell grants. for uc berkeley's case, this is a little bit more important than the fact that 55% of the research funding for uc berkeley comes from federal sources. mainly the national institute of health, the national science foundation. this is money that would be hard dressed to make up should it be pulled. but it is something that could be done. reporting live in washington, edward lawrence. back to you, sam and laura. >> our nbc bay area viewers sending us these images from the protests. some of the best images come from you. tag us on twitter, instagram or

post to our facebook page. a developing story at 637. authorities investigating a hit and run that killed a pedestrian at highway 101. chp says a truck driver noticed a man's body lying in the middle of a southbound lane near atherton avenue. investigators believe the accident happened happened at 1:00 this morning. the driver didn't stay on scene. why this is being called a hit and run. they believe a smaller gray car struck that man and probably suffered front end damage car. police in the south bay asking people to keep their eyes peeled for 12-year-old chris for moreno. authorities saying he was wearing a white sweatshirt that says walden on it you are asked to contact mountain view police department if you see him. a battle over evidence is shaping up in the trial for the man accused of killing sierra lamar.

they showed the pants and sweat worn by the morgan hill teenager the day she was found. they found it an abandoned bag two days outside her home. in cross-examination the defense tried to poke away from the evidence in how it was collected. >> if the jury feels that the evidence wasn't handled right, that's going to hurt prosecution's case. that's why they cannot take that issue for granted. >> sierra lamar's mom was in court for opening statements but she has not been there since. that means she will likely testify as the last person to see sierra alive. all right. so this morning we want to get back to our microclimate weather as we track a wet and windy commute. >> right now today in the bay kris sanchez continuing our team coverage live on the newark side

of the dumbarton bridge. kris, good morning. the conditions are definitely changing. we put on our hats and hoods. prep here has to do with keeping your hands on the wheel at all times. caltrans keeping the main roads clear. also hoping for the best. also preparing for the worst. getting ready to stay hunkered down for a couple of days if they're blocked by mudslides or rock slides. >> i'm really not ready for it because the grounds are so saturated that there's going to be moreland slides no matter what. >> alternate routes to get

around. we did get alerts via app to our phone saying rain was headed our way. if you haven't gotten nbc bay area app, you might want to do it because it might save you a little trouble of having to blow dry your once again when you get to work. kris sanchez, todayed in the bay. 6:41. temperatures and gusty winds. roads are wet as you head across the san mateo bridge. 53 degrees. south bay also starting to see the rain moving in. i've seen a lot of on all of our east bay cameras. 54 in the east bay. san francisco, 53. some of the heaviest rain is moving through the east bay. mike is tracking that. also some slowing for san jose. what's going on? >> you know, we'll show you the map. we'll talk about fremont where

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it is 6:45 on this thursday morning. we are in a microclimate weather alert tracking rain. that red beam going around on the radar is our mobile doppler radar truck. it is giving us an hd view of some of the downpours in parts of the bay area.

roads are going to be wet as you head out. also over towards the tri-valley. so these pockets of rain will continue as we go through the day. a closer look at the radar at 650. here you can see the glow from the light pause of the moisture, the rain, the mist in the area. tail lights blacking up. what you can't see are the clouds. we'll explain coming up. it is wet out there. crews tracking the conditions for you. more storm updates still ahead. 6:46 right now. we are expecting to find out today if a suspect charged with attacking a south san francisco police officer is fit to stand trial. police say luis ramos carreras struck the officer with a skateboard. doctors have been evaluating the suspect to determine if he's

competent to stand trial. the are scheduled to report their findings today in a redwood city courtroom. the man charged in a 1982 murder of a 14-year-old girl in vacville is expected to juvenile courtroom today. 51-year-old marvin ray markel will appear juvenile court because he was 17 at the time ofrlt murder. the case is expected to be transferred to adult court today. markel is already serving time for killing a butte county woman. >> a 57-year-old shiloh heavenly quinn was moved to a prison near tpres any. she was convicted of robbery and killing a man in 1980. she has been living as a woman in prison from 2009. the video of you looking at her is 2012. quinn underwent sex reament surgery in san francisco last month news from around the state.

california's massive teachers pension system. 80,000 teachers are going to have to contribute more money to their pension. cheerleaders are suing the nfl like the raiders and 49ers. the issue is lack of pay. walmart is settling a case with 22 companies, alameda and napa. they sold plastic products mislabeled as biodegradable. a realignment. hit a speed bump in recent weeks. china and mexico's relationship seems to be growing. mexico struck a 200 million dollar deal to make these chinese suvs. mexican plants will make 10,000 of them and other chinese vehicles the next four years. it creates more than 5,000 jobs in mexico. >> of course the trgz is bringing as many auto manufacturing jobs as it can.

>> economists worry it will get us into a trade war. it would hurt the export of american-made products. bmw suvs are made in spartanburg, south carolina. particularly small towns in the south are most likely to be hurt by a trade war. here are the towns and cities most likely to be hurt. spartanburg, south carolina. with the exception of seattle, most regions were more likely to vote for did the. the columbus, in in, that town is the most reliant on foreign export in the whole country as a percentage of its country. they voted for trump 2-1. the point here according to economists in the study, people who voted for trump are most

reliant on exports. watch out for boeing. it is down 2% on the threat with iran. what's in a name? sometimes a name is too long? tesla motors now just wants to be known as tesla. it deals with solar power and batteries. apple did this years ago. it used to be apple computers. now the computers are the side business. so you just know them as apple. you're not going to be surprised to hear it's the patriots that are going to win according to ea. what is a surprise is how close this game is going to be. the brady to edelman touchdown the final touchdown. >> the track record is pretty good here. >> what about that track record

of groundhog day. punxsutawney phil. winter he said not over yet. punxsutawney phil he proclaiming six more weeks of winter in our forecast in the 134th annual event in pennsylvania. you know the drill. he sees his shadow, bundle up. if not, an early bring is on the way. >> that is a perfect segue. it started to feel like groundhog day. another system coming through at the moment. >> referring to that movie groundhog day where it repeats over and over again. that's what we have seen. and more rain in the forecast. we are watching another storm system. another one is right behind that. it is pick up on spotty activity. we get a look at our storm ranger. it is giving us the best view of the north bay, east bay, south bay, as well as right there near the radar.

some heavy rain moving through parts of marin county, over towards tiburon, just south of mill valley. also alameda approaching oakland. a pocket of heavy rain moving close to san leandro. that's where the roads will be the most slip. owe rain da, pockets of heavy rain there. and then through the delta, near brent wood you are seeing some rain getting heavier. it will last a few more minutes. tri-valley. a steady downpour that will get ready to wind down as we go through the next 20 or 30 minutes. seeing spotty showers for the santa cruz mountains and the south county as well. moving out of san jose, south san jose. near evergreen, the rain moving over towards mount hamilton. waves of rain will be moving in throughout the day. it will be off and on looking at the timeline for the hour-by-hour outlook. spotty rain at 10:30.

at any point we can see some of the rain drops falling in the sky as we go toward early tomorrow morning. another wave of heavy downpours moving in and moving off to the east. we will see not only the first storm system but a second by the end of the weekend. seven day forecast shows temperatures hold steady in the 50s in san francisco. off and on rain even through next wednesday. and a problem now for the oakland commute. >> live shot there of the nimitz freeway. a look at the south bay and the peninsula. wet roads throughout the bay. heading over towards the interchange and up from alameda, across 880 where we see all the slowing. a bumper reported after an earlier crash. the car cleared, bumper in the lanes at broadway. that is closing a slower drive. it may be clearing in the next couple of minutes. more from chp.

i'll have the details. back to the maps. 580 west through the area if you can. that's a much easier drive. 22 minutes will grow to 25. almost 30 if they don't clear it soon. we have seen it turn from yellow to red. bay bridge form plaza. good news, the south bay recovering. confirming up next, the headlines we're track thursday morning. it includes the cleanup cal's campus after a night of violent protests. molotov cocktails, smoke bombs. all of this ahead of a speaker accused of hate speech. there's been one arrest so far. the latest from cal next. before you head out the door -

following th morning onoday re he all right. a busy morning. welcome back on your thursday here are the top stories we're following on today in the bay. >> president trump responding to last night's chaotic protest on the cal campus. in a tweet he says if uc berkeley does not allow speech practices violence on innocent people with a different point of view, no federal funds. demonstrators protesting by breitbart editor milo yianoopolous suppressed their outrage. police made one arrest. no reports of serious injury. a live look at the cal campus

where the brunt of last night's protests remain. lots of broken windows. blown up citizen rarity. lots of things to clean up. >> more tweets from the president this morning. by my account, five of them in a two or three-hour span. iran has been formally put on notice for firing a ballistic missile. also today, newly confirmed secretary of state will be meeting with the jordanian king in washington. the two senators with saying they are voting against secretary of education betsy devos over a lack of experience in the public education arena. all right. let's turn to the weather. storm expected to bring more snow to the sierra. the second snow survey will take place later today. california department of water resources says 2017 is shaping up to be one of the wettest years ever. >> it is shaping up to be a wet morning. more rain coming down across the bay area.

you see the glean on the roads. there are wet roadways out there. >> be careful as you head out the door. kari has a look at our forecast. we are seeing pockets of heavy rain across parts of the bay area creating slick road conditions. we will see more waves of this. picking up on the heaviest rain in alameda, san is leandro and alameda. also going through the delta, more pockets of heavy rain. i'll keep an eye on that. saturated land out there as well. >> not just saturated land but a tree down. >> that was exactly the cause. causing a problem for half moon bay. green highlighting there. right there for highway 92. slow through oak land.

>> back in 30 minutes with a live update. >> join us at 11:00 on this groundhog day. we will see you again very soon. >> long winter. the campus locked down. that speech cancelled. and just this morning president trump weighing in on the violence. tensions rising. strong words from the president's national security adviser after iran test fires a missile. >> we are officially putting iran on notice. >> and a surprising new hotspot emerges. reports of a tense phone call between president trump and australis