delsym is still working. delsym. the #1 12-hour cough medicine. right now at 4:30, tpwrgrabr umbrella and rain boots. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam pwrofpblbrock. and i did not bring my rain boots. >> that's only if you will be spending time outside. like walking somewhere. >> not any time soon. >> you're all good then. >> we'll start to see more rain around the rain. off and on as we go throughout the morning. a little bit of a break this

afternoon. looking at the possibility of rain pushing through. we may have bouts of heavier downpours. hit or miss activity throughout the morning. starting to move inland around sonoma county on the coastline. a chance of more thunderstorms as we go through the morning. that's heading up. as we head over to mike now, how the wet roads and maybe a mudslide. >> highway 17, there we go. it is blocking with one of the lanes southbound 17. let's show you where that is. rainy wet roadways. yes, there will be mud on the shoulder. no slides for highway 17 just get. down towards the los gatos exit, one tree blocking the southbound direction. wet roads throughout the area and including our entire san

jose flow. we have a crash 101 at 880. back to you. mike, thank you very much. the tree down. may be one of the victims so far of the wet weather. as kari just mentioned, we're expecting scattered showers throughout the morning. we take live pictures from our san rafael camera. still slickness as scattered showers continue. pete, i see pounding going on on the roads. >> yeah. good morning to you, sam. northbound 101. i want to show you behind me, down to the freeway behind me, a few cars traveling in their morning commute. shraoeu slick roads. slow down if need be when you're on the road right now.

some areas that could see flooding if there is more rain. also the park and road. you have a northbound 101. of course we continue to monitor the weather conditions. we'll give you another update in a half hour. back to you in the newsroom. >> pete, thank you very much. >> in the last 90 minutes or so, the tsa released the ban. it applies to direct flights from 10 overseas airports, including two in saudi arabia, istanbul. passengers will be banned from carrying devices larger than a cell phone including laptops, ipads and cameras. terror groups continue to target u.s. aviation. airlines have until saturday to fully comply with the new rules, which are open-ended. bob redell will join us with a

live report in our 5:00 hour. in a few hours, opening statements begin for three guards accused of beating a mentally ill man to death. they are face murder charges. an attorney familiar with the case they expect to talk about the internal injuries. he said the leadership of the sheriff might be called into question if the policies of the guards are at issue. 434. a parking lot assault caught on tape. the weapon used was a car. police are looking for a woman who backed into several

pedestrians. she ended up hitting some of the family members, including a woman's grandmother and niece. police say the rage could have all been caused by an incident that happened inside the car. ? she was denied the return at the store, came out and was pretty angry about what had occurred in the store. >> well, the family said the driver was screaming and hitting the steering wheel when they saw her. police are trying to track the woman down. the cameras did not catch her license plate photo. they have her photo and know she was driving a silver honda with a dented hood. house lawmakers are on track hold a vote this thursday. they hope it will win support in their party president trump is scheduled to meet with lawmakers behind closed doors to get some

of the gop holdouts on board. one bay area stu is attempting to denounce the president's orders to build a wall. the denouncement would be largely symbolic. one option is for the city to refrain from getting goods or services to those businesses who support the building of the wall. >> san francisco trying to block out border supporters. today at noon, hillary roman will introduce a law. the first bill of its kind in the nation. >> tracking down riders involved in a massive bay bridge side show on the heels of an arrest. local law enforce werement getting a chance to look at video behind the antickinantics.

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welcome back. after a little bit of a break, the rain returns. you're going to need the umbrella. dust it off before you head out the door. >> the rain will dust it off for you. look out there. in fact, look at the morning weather and traffic coming up in less than 10 minutes.

witness testimony continues in the trial of antolin garcia torres. he is the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. they are in their eighth week. lamar disappeared on the way to school in 2012, never to be found. he is being charged with her murder and the kidnapping of three other women. he could be sentenced to death row. the latest rowdy side show event caught by bay bridge drivers on sunday. a pack of 30 dirt bike riders causing that chaos. officers did end up arresting one suspect. several more people were detained in east oakland. chp is saying one of its helicopter crews noticed the riders and followed the mayhem

from above. >> we are going to remove the video footage from highway. a lot of people were kicking car doors, throwing things, popping wheelies on the freeway. if we can identify the people we caught doing those events on tape, we will see prosecution later. and chp is not saying if this might be the same group of riders involved in another incident 10 days previously on highway 101 in san francisco. in that case you see the lyft driver who suffered a broken leg after an attack. we remember an icon in american women's history. >> it is rosie the riveter day. six original rosies, now in their 90s, will be there. gould was a welder during world war ii and pushed for the day to be celebrated.

>> generation of women rolled up their sleeves and showed their muscles. still feeling the brunt of bad banking practices. where are people putting their money? where americans are stashing their cash and just how much they are saving for a rainy day.

it is 4:44 in the bay area.

many areas measuring a quarter to three-quarters of an inch of rain. we still see scattered showers across parts of the south bay, into the east bay and north bay. we'll talk about a slight chance of thunderstorms and what else to expect as we go through the week in two minutes. and a soupy look at oakland. the camera shaking a little bit. see the wind, a little rain. we have a little compute building coming up. mike, kari, thank you very much. wells fargo continues to take a big hit from the scandal involving bank bank accounts. the bank opened 40% fewer checking accounts than it did over the same time period a year ago. in the meantime, credit card applications were down half. wells fargo said last month's numbers were slightly higher suggesting the impact of the scandal is bottoming out. more americans are saving, just not enough.

ebay wants to take on amazon. >> for more, let's check in with landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. good morning to you both. wall street could start off with green arrows. futures are higher. stocks struggled with the dow falling for a third straight session eyeing comments from several federal reserve officials after the central bank raised interest rates by a quarter persist. the nasdaq edging up half a point to 5901. >> americans are more comfortable with their savings than they have been in six years. but they are still not saving enough. ba bankrate.com says saving 10% of their pay. 21% are saving at all. the biggest reason, they have lots of expenses and debts. they don't have a good enough job is or they haven't gotten

around to it. ebay takes a shot at amazon. they are guaranteeing the delivery of three days or less on 20 million listed items. they will allow shoppers to search for one or two-deliveries. the service comes at no additional cost. back over to you. >> something to check out. thanks a lot, landon. for a live look outside, let's take a look at downtown san jose. wet weather, wet roads out there as you wake up this morning. it is early. 4:47 right now. quiet on the street. it was out on your windowsill. yeah. we have seen some of the rain moving through with the first leading edge of rain. another round this morning. and we will see several of these as we go through the week. downtown san jose, we will see tons of rain this morning. and some gusty winds. a slight chance of thunderstorms moving through.

then the rain does tape or off by early afternoon. heading into tomorrow, there will be more rain moving in. and this is what we are seeing right now. as this system moves on shore, a lightning strike in the north bay. the potential of more of those as we will see the system winding down and moving off towards the east. other than that, spotty rain. another round moving into the santa cruz mountains. for the south bay, scattered light rain. this is just enough to make the roads wet once again. then turning on the windshield wipers. a lightning strike moved closer from bodega bay. looking at today's forecast, partly cloudy skies. as we go into this afternoon, highs in the low to mid-60s. up to 65 degrees today in san francisco. looking at the timeline hour by hour, by 7:00, still rain coming

down. as more people getting out and about with the umbrellas, and the rain boots. 9:30, we start to see rain moving out of here. we will see sunshine going through the day. this is the break in between the next round moves in early tomorrow morning. there may be pockets of heavy rain before that round moves off towards the east. off and on the next couple of days. the potential of measuring half an inch to three-quarters of an inch for the next round of rain. we have several storm systems expected for this week. temperatures will be breezy. the heaviest round moving from north to south. it is out of here by saturday morning. sunday looks dry most of the day. during the evening, another round of rain moving in. we're not done just yet. pretty active even into next week. if you're following me on

facebook and twitter, i'll keep you up to date on everything going on. the seven-day forecast, highs in the upper 50s, lower 60s. dry on thursday. rain returns friday. saturday in the morning looks a little wet. make plans to get outside saturday afternoon. and also again on saturday evening the rain returns. we head over to mike now. a little flooding reported for the north bay. chp reports standing water in lanes. we're monitoring the situation. highway 17 at the bottom of the screen, one lane blocked on the southbound cited by a tree across the lane. we'll track that. it should be clear the next 15 minutes. meanwhile, this is where flooding was reported by chp southbound, 101. we're watching sir francis drake, your usual suspect of marin county.

soupy witness on our camera. rain in the area. rain on the lens. it looks dramatic. a few drops here. coming up, sib lincoln roughlily. who do you root for when they go head to head? the curry brothers face each other in dallas. >> all right, mom, you're not supposed to pick favorites. 451. a man will be sentenced today for lying to the fbi about dylann roof's plans to shoot up a church in south carolina. and a 25-year-old turtle in thailand has died after eating thousands of coins. veterinarians attempted to perform surgery but the turtle

died of lead poisoning from all that change. sorry we're leaving you on that note.

4:54 right now. pretty light going on the bay bridge toll plaza as you can see from that live shot there that the roads are pretty slick this morning. we have been watching rain come in all night. kari will have more on the latest in just minutes. 4:54. happening today, fighting a possible muslim registry is. a recently passed measure banning from cooperating from any database on any belief system. the measure was preemptively put

together in case the white house tries to enact some form of registry. that is spbgted to be passed into law today. meals-on-wheels. i get that that's a cute program to point at, but it's a false and misleading to try to point out that narrative. >> several lawmakers will drill down on the candidate's judicial philosophy in day two of tsupre court hearing for neil gorsuch.

he vowed to be independent and go wherever the law takes him. >> a judge who likes every outcome is probably a pretty bad judge stretching for policy results he prefers rather than those the law compels. >> some believe he may turn out to be more conservative on some issues. gorsuch may be on the court by early april if he is confirmed. a different kind of court. women are dancing right into the sweet sixteen. >> last night the cardinals defeating kansas state, 69-48 in kansas. they will face third seed texas on friday. as for the men's tournament, you see a live look at san jose. they are gearing up for march madness.

>> it is important for the city to attract these events. it is great for the local economy. >> now, there are two games thursday. number one seed gonzaga taking on washington and arizona battles xavier. survivors will square off for a trip to the final four. if you want to experience a little bit of madness, the center will be open tomorrow for fans to take a little practice session. a curry brothers faceoff today. mavericks will host the warriors on the road.

the rain on the radar. off and on in the morning commute. a little bit of a break. we'll talk about the timeline coming up. and a live look here at the san mateo bridge. the water kicking up behind the vehicles and ats sheen on the ro roadway. coming up, not allowed. a new electronic banner announced while you were sleeping. certain items you will not be able to bring from the airport to the cabin.

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a soggy start on this full day of spring. this rain tapers off before another round moves in. the timeline coming up. three jail guards finding themselves on the wrong side of the law after accused of beating this inmate to death. in a few hours, their murder trial begins. millions of people could lose their coverage if the gop version is passed. the changes made to get more republican support. today in the bay starts right now. and a good tuesday morning. we are very glad you're with us. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. let's get straight to the forecast. a rainy start for a tuesday morning. gb