right now at 4:30, we continue to be under a micro climate weather alert. a live look outside san francisco and fremont. the roads are going to be slick. they will be dong rouse. good morning, i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. >> i'm laura garcia. let's get straight to the forecast with kari. >> it's going to let up a little bit and hit or miss activity expected for today with that rain still possible at any point today. we are seeing a bulk of the heavy rain roll to the east. as we get closer looks at the radar, right now, we are seeing the rain holding on to gilroy

and the south county. as we look at light rain around san jose, we are going to move up the peninsula, where the rain has taken a break there and in san francisco, reaching daily record rainfall numbers there yesterday. still light showers around san rafael and as we move to the north bay, seeing the lighter showers moving through. we'll get a closer look at the radar coming up. mike is tracking how it looks as you head out for the roads. >> that's right. since sunday night, some parts of the bay got a lot of accumulation. puddles and ponding. we can see the blue on this side of the map through discovery bay. on the peninsula, we are not seeing the green highlighting showing wet roadways, but it is damp. in oakland, flooding reported and crashes at 880 and 980. that is the area where there was some flooding reported.

the live camera shows 880. you don't see lanes blocked. a lot of slick patches. there will be floods on the on and off ramps. we'll report closures they have. right now, the freeways have been cleared. we'll send it back to you. a lot more is going on on the roadways. >> the microclimate weather alert, the rain could lead to more trouble, as you mentioned, mike, on the roads. >> late last night, embarcadero started to crumble. that forced caltrans to shut down several lanes of highway 101. >> the rain isn't done yet. bob redell is live in palo alto with a check of the dangerous road conditions out there. what do you think, bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and scott. when everyone went to bed, caltrans is selling us, two lanes of 101 in palo alto may not be open in time for the

morning commute. the road crews exceeded expectations. you can see behind me, all sections of 101 here, north of the embarcadero is reopened in time for your ride to work. the pavement on 101 started crumbling around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. what was left were potholes, clearly not safe for regular driving. caltrans blames deterioration from the rain and a grease spill here. around 12:45 this morning, they had the job finished and all lanes reopened. they will fix the road during a dry spell when there's no chance of rain. potholes are something you want to keep your eye on as you head to the office. they occur when we get heavy rains that last for hours upon hours like yesterday and overnight. northbound 101 in palo alto, bob

redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, very much, bob. you can download the free nbc bay area app. you can bet live radar directly to your phone. 4:33. a san francisco police officer in jail, accused of sexually assaulting a person unconscious or asleep. he was arrested late yesterday while off duty. a four-year veteran of the force, suspended without pay. we don't know details about the assault. the officer was known in the community for spearheading a valentine's day campaign. happening today in the east bay, a fund-raiser for fallen chp officer, andrew camilleri. today's event is happening at famous dave's barbecue in hayward. all the proceeds will go to the officer's wife and three young

children. he was in his chp suv when he was struck by a suspected drunk driver. two suspects from the ghost ship warehouse fire. they were ordered last month to stand trial. today, the attorney for max harris will ask for public funds to pay for his defense. both men are facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the fire. harris was the creative director of the building. a big day for raider nation. the former head coach, john gruden will be re-introduced as the head coach. he was a broadcaster for football. he is getting paid $100 million for a decade of coaching. raiders are the first team to give him a head coach job in 1998. he will be re-introduced at noon

today at raiders headquarters in alameda. >> he did a great job last time. caltrans opens a section of roadway after heavy storms washed it away. last year, a massive slide took out 535. since then, crews have been hard at work building new retaining walls and aligning the roads. 4:36 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," the lineup for the bottle rock festival is in. who is on stage and when you can get your hands on those tickets today. plus, on the defense, the reason apple is working to defend smartphone addiction in kids. a drizzling, soggy start. not a lot of traffic to report, so far. traffic and weather today as well as the day's news. 4:36. thanks for watching "today in the bay." who are these people?

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record of providing parental controls for iphones and other devices. this comes after a pair of investors called on the tech giant to take steps to curve the negative effects. the mobile software includes extensive parental controls over different content and apps. apple says they are constantly looking for ways to improve devices and plans new features to make parental controls stronger. toyota is developing an electric, driverless shuttle for commercial services in partnership with uber, amazon and pizza hut. they plan to test it in several countries including in the u.s. it plans to have it available in time for the olympics in tokyo in 2020. back to you. >> kate, thank you. happening today, the three-day tickets go on sale at 10:00 for the bottlerock festival. it happened memorial day weekend

in may. this is video from last year. the lineup for this year's festival, bruno mars will headline along with the killers and muse. billy idol will also perform. kari will come back with a look at the forecast. >> the heaviest rain moved off toward the east. as we get a look at our day planner, getting the day started in campbell, mid-50s. we see the temperatures holding steady in the mid-50s with times of rain. we will talk about what's ahead as this moves out and another one moves in. that's coming up. moving across the san mateo bridge is smooth but the roadways are slick. look at the sheen on the roads. this is the san mateo bridge. i have a note from chp regarding the bay bridge coming up. is your dog acting strange?

he could be sick whach. what a veterinarian has been seeing that could be scary.

welcome back to you on this rainy, drizzly tuesday morning. be careful getting an early

start. you are looking at live pictures of san rafael. >> it is watering all my plants for me. very effective. >> definitely. >> stop bragging about your weeds. >> i had gigantic cracks in my yard. hopefully, it will fill in. filling in the cracks, watering the lawn and the plants, thanks to all the rain. in the mountains, over 5 1/2 inches of rain. as it moves to the east, we get a bit of a break. we are not done with the rain yet. our temperatures start out mild in the mid to upper 50s. 55 in livermore. 58 as you head out the door in santa rosa with the high temperatures reaching the upper 50s. we are going hold steady as we

go through the day. 61 degrees in santa rosa. san francisco, 56 degrees and livermore at 58 degrees. getting dressed this morning. make sure you start out with the rain gear. even though the rain is getting lighter, we will still have a chance of showers. good idea to have a hat as well and a jacket or something with a hood to help cover your head once you get caught in one of those light showers. maybe something that drys out easily and boots to step over the puddles as it will be very soggy out there. here is the way it looks for the rest of the day. more scattered showers, but mostly light. we are going to see a chance of rain, even into the evening. by the evening commute, everything will have moved off to the east. we will get some drier roads and tomorrow and thursday, slight rain chances for the north bay. the weekend looks dry, then we see the next weather system lining up there out in the

pacific. next week is wet as well. we are going have showers in there today, slight chance tomorrow and for san francisco, our temperatures gradually warm up. weekend looking good. the chance of rain on sunday is late sunday night to early monday morning. inland areas will have a nice weekend, highs reaching into the low 60s. we'll talk more about this and i'll have a complete list of the rainfall totals as how much we mesh showered throughout this past storm. now mike is tracking a crash in fremont. >> i thought it cleared from chp, so i was going to delete it. the update came a few hours ago. nothing much since then. we are looking at the green starting to clear as we have damp roads along the peninsula and the south bay. i'm going to take you to fremont, southbound 680 and mission south or mission north, we have reports the fast lane is blocked by this crash. we haven't seen slowing over the

last couple hours and no update from chp. be careful if you are traveling out of the tri-valley to the south bay. the darking conditions may be an issue as far as emergency crews. the bay bridge, we have the damp road all over the maze and flooding in oakland. i'm gathering detail. we are looking at blue in concord and coming off highway 4. there may be puddling and ponding. let's look at the travel times and bay bridge. getting down in 15 minutes. no major issues. you can see the damp roadways. be careful. no back up forming, just yet. cash payers are pausing to pay their toll. we are on schedule here. palo alto, where we had the reopening, as bob redell told us, all lanes of northbound 101 where we had the roadway damage. a temporary fix and more permanent coming later. the traffic flow on the bay

shore moving great. back to you. >> thank you so much, mike. 4:48 right now. surveillance technology is like body worn cameras are things they are looking at today in the name of safety. the board of supervisors are considering several items as part of the ordinance. the county government center on heading street in san jose. the government did away with net neutrality. the state of california not playing along. today in san jose, they will announce a bill called the california consumer protection and net neutrality act protection of 2018. that is designed to make sure nbc, at&t and comcast don't slow connections down and charge more for faster service. yesterday morning, we told you of 27 people younger than 65 dying in california so far this year from the flu. later today, we are expecting to

hear more about the flu and the impact from state health officials as they hold a news conference. 27 deaths is alarming considering three died during that same time period last year. more and more people are getting sick and pet owners should be concerned about their dog. san jose emergency hospital hospitalized two dogs for flu. it can cause coughing, and loss of energy. one veterinarian never saw a case of it before. >> i have never seen it. in the past week, we have seen two hospitalized from it because they were severe yenough and dos coughing. >> it's unclear if the two cases are connected. wildfires tore through neighborhoods, first responders risked their lives and today they will be honored. they could never be repaid, but they will make sure they are

rewarded. the board of supervisors will hold a ceremony and present them with a commemorative challenge coin. it's all for their service. if you are looking for inspiration, you can hear the american promise from former vice president, joe biden, on a nationwide tour for his new book. it is about the loss of his son to cancer. mr. biden will be at the jewish community center in san francisco at 7:00. coming up next on "today in the bay," a failed mission. what may have happened to spacex's latest launch. happening now, a developing story out of iran. 3700 people have been arrested as protests continue to engulf the country. they are the largest protests since 2009. comm demonstrators are angry over unemployment and rising food prices.

french investigators are looking into apple for slowing down older versions of the iphone. in france, it is illegal to do that. we'll be back with more news in two minutes. stick around. mateo bridge

a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for starting out with us. these folks starting their commute across the san mateo bridge this morning. a break from the rain. a soggy start across the bay area. we'll check the forecast with kari coming up. it is 4:54. is it lost in space? monday night's spacex launch may have not been a success. the rocket carrying zuma to the

government, it is classified so we don't know much. zuma did not separate from the rocket. experts say it probably burned up in the atmosphere. industry insiders speculate it may have been worth billions of dollars. people are warming up to the idea of self-driving cars. according to a new study, half of those surveyed feel they would be safe. it's a change from last year when 74% didn't trust them. it's good timing because they are expected to showcase them at the consumer electronic show. a single flow won last night's national championship game. >> fired to the end zone. alabama wins! >> that was a throw and a catch. what a way to end that football season. alabama defeating georgia with a

42-yard pass in overtime. the quarterback, a freshman from hawaii. he took over halftime because alabama's defense was sputtering. the win marks the sixth national title for the bama coach. >> to put a freshman in. >> no kidding. >> check this out, a little trash talking. cameron jordan sending a gift to cam newton. they beat the panthers to move on. he showed the picture of the wine from jordan wine in sonoma county. it's the least we could do for ending jordan's season. >> everybody wins. next on "today in the bay," another rainy morning. >> we have light rain, but

mostly the leftover water, standing on the roads because of the heavy rain. a lot of this pushing to the east. we will have a chance of spotty rain as we go through the day. we'll talk about the time line and what's ahead as this system moves out. that's coming up next. your live look here. look at the water on the wet roadways. damp, wet roadways, slick conditions. this is 580. keep that in mind. as you get on to the roadways, we are talking about a crash in the south bay coming up. plus, a crime that shocked a south bay school and community. a teacher sexually assaulted inside a classroom. what we are learning about the suspect in a live report, next.

we )re still under a microclimae weather alert this morning.. right now at 5:00, we are under a microclimate weather alert this morning. the rain is eventually moving out. sorry to say, another soggy commute. a live look outside in san jose and san francisco. seeing rain drops this morning, get the windshield wipers going. new, showing how hard it was coming down in san jose overnight. the storms lingering. we have team coverage to get you out the door safely this tuesday

morning and little ones as well. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. we got more rain that what was forecast and the winds picked up. mt. diablo had gusts up to 45 miles per hour. the rain is the big story. as it moves out, we are left with light showers across the bay area. as we go closer, we can see only light rain moving across parts of the south bay and the east bay. sprinkles and low visibility for the north bay. we have to deal with the puddles left on the road and a chance of rain. it will be breezy with temperatures holding steady and drying out later today. as we head into tomorrow, a quick shot of light rain moving through. overall, we will have a drying trend in the forecast. we'll talk about those rainfall totals coming up. mike, you were sg