a grey hound bus flips -- killing two passengers... and now the chopper 5 above the scene of a deadly crash during the morning commute. a greyhound bus killed two passengers. now the question is about how it all happened. this good afternoon,

everyone. >> reporter: the chopper 5 picture showing you there's still traffic backed up five and a half hours after the accident. from the ground you can see the bus still yore turned with the debris scattered everywhere. the bodies of two women who died were removed here a couple of hours ago with passengers all over the hov lane. a greyhound bus on the way from san francisco crashed around 6:40 while heavy rainfall was pum eling the freeway. chp isn't giving us a specific cause right now. but passengers believe the driver may have fallen asleep just before crashing. they say at one point, she pulled over on the side of the freeway, tried to wake herself up and continued heading north. a few miles later this happened. >> the best chance to the.

>> reporter: this is causing both the northbound and southbound lanes. the chp says that process will up to et eight hours -- up to eight hours. >> they answered calls and weather service warning the ponding on roadways and this is what the wind did to a large

pine tree this morning in san francisco. two cars suffering minor damage and the road was blocked. firefighters had to use chainsaws to cut that up. that street is now open. a couple of more trees down in other bay area cities. this one in berkeley in the block of skyline. we don't have any reports of power outage at hour. on ralston avenue. another tree fell. all of that heavy rain and gusty winds did it overnight. let's go to roberta and get the latest on storms 10 and 11. >> urwith our sky on the storm, this storm 10 moved onshore about 10:00 in the morning hours. it blew in at 35 miles an hour. it's hi-def doppler radar. the only precipitation we're picking up right now is right there in throughout the trivalley. also just scooting on over the sunol grade there making direction out of the pleasanton area towards san jose. otherwise we saw a lot of rain

in a short amount of time. two and a half in the santa cruz mountains. santa rosa approaching an inch and a half, there you have the stats very impressive. this is why we still have the urban and small screen advisory in effect at least for the next 40 minutes for the potential of debris flow planning on local farmlands. we'll track storm 11 and tell you when you should expect that coming up later in the newscast. >> thank you. developing news now in the santa cruz area. the coast guard continues to search for two people who were swept into the ocean. four people were on a cliff -- in bonnie dune when a large wave pulled them in the water. a helicopter has been scouring the water for any sign of the two still missing. it was back out at first light but so far no sign of the pair. and hope is fading for a missing ski instructor in the sierra. carson may disappeared last thursday at sugar bowl. the last ping from his cell phone was from an area prone to

avalanches. 25 people facing charges for shutting down the bay bridge backing up traffic for miles. it was a protest coinciding with the martin luther king holiday all in support of the black lives matter movement. >> we don't need the cops rolling down our blocks. >> they chained their cars and themselves across all five westbound plains of the bay bridge bringing commute to a crippling hot. >> linked arm to arm and car to car, the protesters were charged for about 30 minutes. >> the chp was aware of the protest plans and had crews staged at the toll plaza. but the preparation wasn't enough. >> they were able to get up on that bridge and were able to control those lanes. >> officers moved in with bolt culters. and the chain links were replaced by zip ties but the damage to the drivers was already done. >> i think that i'm about to turn my car around and go home.

>> it's not fair. >> i can understand, you know, the message but the way they are going about doing it, that's not right. >> the protest was centered around the black lives movement. >> i think it's important that the public understands that black lives and black health matter enough to sit an wait on the bridge for a while. i think that the people who are dying in the streets their life are worth having to wait for a little while. it's worth disrupting business as usual. >> is this isn't the first time this has happened. last august, and in december of 2014, highway 24 was shut down. after the police shooting in ferguson, missouri traffic was stopped for two nights blocking 580 in oakland. as they were hauled away yesterday, some blue kisses at protesters in the bliss van. there are threats already of another protest like this one shutting down the super bowl.

but organizers say that won't happen. >> we've been working for over two years to plan for this event. working for local law enforcement, working for public municipalities to make sure those types of events if they do happen, we can quickly manage through them. >> super bowl officials say they have a plan in place and contingencies in place behind something like that happens. >> we've learned new information about the deadly b.a.r.t. shooting last week. we now know the suspect rode a transit bus to the b.a.r.t. station and cameras captured him on board. we're told the 19-year-old man later shot to death on b.a.r.t. was on that same bus. b.a.r.t. says the two men interacted on that bus and then got on the same b.a.r.t. train where things turned deadly ten days ago. police are still trying to determine if the men knew each other before the fatal encountert. and union city police killed a man overnight who charged at them with a garden tool. officers were responding to reports of a man banging on the window of a home in the 3800

block of amy place. they found a man with a digging instrument. police say he refused to drop it and charged at officers. city of carmel says a 2014 explosion was due to the same safety violation regulators blamed on pg&e in the san bruno blast. carmel accuses the utility continuing to rely on faulty records for the distribution pipelines. we have a call into pg&e for a response. stanford university warning students to be vigilant after a sexual assault in a campus bathroom. the alleged attack happened over the weekend on saturday. the suspect is described as a white man 4'60" and wearing a -- white man 6 feet tall. the number of daily

passengers for ridership, research shows it had risen from the year before. ♪ another tequila sunrise >> reporter: glenn frey formed the eagles with his friend, drummer, don henley. >> reporter: the eagles mixed country to become one of the most successful acts of the '70s with more than 150 million albums sold. hotel california along with their greatest hit collection became two of the best selling albums of all times. >> we enjoyed what we were doing. we were serious about our work and the songs. and serious about where we wanted to take the band. but along the way we really rocked and had a good time. >> reporter: the guitarist and key guard player who grew up in the los angeles area met henley when they both sang backup for

linda rondstad. the song writing team tended a long stream of hits during the decade ♪ take it easy >> reporter: but the strain of turn out hits and touring took a toll and the eagles broke up in 1980. >> there was always something standing in our way. ♪ the heat is on >> reporter: after the eagles disbanded frey launched a successful solo career. the eagles reunited in 1994. four years later, the group was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame. frey released his final solo album in 2012, a collection of old standards. ♪ >> reporter: the eagles were supposed on honored at the kennedy center last month but that was postponed because an

ailing frey could not attend. don henley said frey was the only one who started it all. danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> frey died of complications from pneumonia and other ailments. he was 67 years old. a controversial move off immigration headed to the supreme court. what the justices will decide about a presidential order. and tax vee son means scam see -- season means scam season. and questioning the cost of the super bowl. why a san francisco leader is saying it doesn't add up. ,,,, ,,,,

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case on immigration. the justices will decide if the supreme court has agreed to hear a cason ommy

great lakes. the justices will decide if president obama can use an executive order to allow undocumented immigrants to remain and work in the u.s. the order was stalled by the courts in 2014. it allows certain qualified immigrants to apply for work programs and benefits. more than 4 million people could be affected by the decision. ready to do your taxes? well, you can file starting today. the irs will start accepting electronic returns. the deadline is later because april 15th falls on a friday so you get a three-day reprieve. the deadline is the 18th. and chip reid says the tax scam artists are already busy targeting their victims. >> the irs is calling me? is this for real? >> reporter: the treasurydy issued this warning to warn tax payers about those claiming tock irs agents. >> who are these people making these calls? >> ruthless ruthless criminals

and they don't care about anything other than getting your money. >> reporter: north carolina pastor al kaiden told us last year he was so scared he couldn't think straight. it started with this threatening call. >> was informing me they were filing a warrant for my arrest. >> reporter: so he made multiple withdraws from his bank and sent the irs to the impersonator with prepaid debit cards. the total $16,000. and kaiden learned that 366,000 people had been called. now it's more than 900,000. and the total amount of money stolen has grown from 15 million to 26 million. >> reporter: what should people off this is a scam? >> the tipoff is if you don't

pay immediately, you are gonna go to jail. that's the tipoff. the irs will never make a telephone call like that. >> officials say the started in india but copycats have kept it going all over the world. today, the board of supervisors is demanding the super bowl committee fully reimburse the city in the case of lost revenue for the super bowl. it says tax payers should not shoulder the cost. >> negotiate a good deal. at the end, there should be a reimbursement. right now, there's no such deal. >> the city of santa clara is the city that know -- they show that they can get full cost while san francisco didn't negotiate that kind of a deal. >> lawmakers say the city is already facing a $100 million deficit and can't afford to lose another $5 million. well, the weather is windy and wet and you never know who

you are gonna bump to on the streets of san francisco. little miss i need a new umbrella and our director kelly on a subway run. >> yeah. >> we went out to get breakfast. that's our producer jan's umbrella. that's what the wind did to it. >> how was the sandwich? >> it was delicious. >> the umbrella, not so much. >> i'm just jealous that you gotta get out of the building and get something to eat. >> we've been busy. there has been smoke coming up from the weather department. we've been tracking storm number 10 that through bay area this weekend. let's take a look at the weather watchers. charlie in vallejo, nearly .10 of rain to nearly 1.25 in novato says dana. other numbers in and around our microclimate. check san francisco out a healthy inch of rain. meanwhile, sfo, the same. mowbl over 1.25. san jose with the least amount.

but ben lomond, 2.50. north bay got smacked with an inch and a half in the santa rosa area. the other side of the story happens to be the very blustery conditions. the winds are currently whipping up to 24 miles per hour at the sfo area where we still have one hour and nine minute delays on some flights. southwesterly is at 17.5. 16 in pleasanton. it's breezy. you saw michelle's umbrella inside out. high def radar picking up the precipitation. it's out of here. right now, it's producing a combination of rain/snow mix. we still have the winter storm warning in effect. take a look at the conditions at north star this video was sent to us this morning where the snow has been on the fly at 6,000 feet. again expecting over a foot of snow in the highest elevations. back at home. we have a little bit of blue sky. this is the scene lack looking out where we have an air

standing at 65 degrees. very small. urban and small feel still highlighted for the blue areas. that's around highway 1 for debris flow and also the potential of some farmland flooding. widely scattered showers remaining this afternoon. a couple of dry days serving up and wet return returns for the workweek. this is our satellite radar. that's storm number 11, that's poised and positioned to move back here in the bay area, not wednesday, not on thursday but on friday and when that happen, we'll see more rainfall right here in the bay area. meanwhile, we're talking about temperatures today in the 50s and 60s. the winds will continue south- southwest 10, 20 miles and hour. number 11 on friday. >> 11. i have to get jan a new umbrella. >> all right. >> and me a sandwich. wall street was up 100 plus points out of the gate early in morning. it's taken a turn south. look at that, down 38 points at this hour. another l.a. freeway chase but not the kind

you think. we'll explain why deputies were chasing dogs. and you got a cool school. do your kids go to a cool school or perhaps a pet expert? you got a cool pet want to hear more and learn about your dog or your cat. go to pets@kpix.com and dr. jill will answer your questions every friday. we'll be right back. zarre situation out of,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

we've got some bizarre pictures out of southern california. >> a police chase ends with dogs loose on the freeway. police approached a woman parked on the shoulder of the freeway in orange county last night. but she sped off when they finally got her to stop, dogs begin jumping out of her car onto the freeway. after some time, police were able to arrest the woman and corral all of the dogs. if you love asparagus don't overlook the white version. >> absolutely not. tony offers some asparagus shopping tips. >> today is the white asparagus tips. white is rather expensive. it's much more expensive than the green. white from top to bottom. right here on the very top a

little bit of yellow, that's okay on the very top. make sure it's free from any cracking whatsoever. you bring it home. store is in the fridge and the best way to enjoy it is you take a nice sharp knife or a peeler like you would peel a carrot. you peel the top of the asparagus because the top it tough. it's expensive. but if you like it, there's plenty out there. >> always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

but what will their punishmt be, if any? that story at 25 protesters are facing charms after shutting down the bay bridge. what will their pushment be if any. saying hello to storm 11. >> i'm going outside to play in the puddles. >> put your big boots on. ,,

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