to the bay area. and the messy conditions aren't over yet. good afternoon, i'm frank mallicoat. i'm michelle gri we are tracking a storm that has brought flooding and other damage to the bay area. but the conditions aren't over yet. i am frank mallicoat. let's get to roberta gonzales. >> good afternoon, everybody.

this has been totally amazing. we were forecasting 1 foot of rain here in the bay area and we have seen just about that. we have seen that since friday. 11 miles outside of helzberg, 9 inches of rain. and 10 with over 6.25 and oakland, san jose and san francisco, healthy totals as well. this is our live high- definition doppler radar. did you see that pink son? that's snow falling on mount hamilton. we have seamen on again off and again -- off-again all day. heavy rain around finger wrote and toward the north the -- thinker -- vancar road. the pressure sagging down to the south. the rain will taper off as the afternoon progresses but on the other side of the coin, gusting winds.

san ramon, 16 miles per hour. 14 miles per hour in san rafael and also antioch. the winds are going to increase. the rain will decrease but we still have a series of storms rolling this way and frank, i'm going to track all the in a couple minutes. >> okay, thank you. jackie ward is following the high surf. >> the first, the massive cleanup after a day luge of mud swept through parts of santa cruz. >>reporter: the san lorenzo river showed no mercy to karen kirby. what is your next step? >> i don't know. i don't know.>> reporter: more than 10 inches of rain fell in the mountains over the weekend. between 10 pm sunday night and 3 am monday morning, the san lorenzo river rose over flood stage. water trapped debris everywhere. the river flooded, the lower level of care and's house was in 3 feet of water.

the computer, dressers, mattress, and a newly renovated bedroom, all ruined. her cars, full of mud and likely a total loss. the sound of dripping water will corrupt but by that time, it was too late. everything was already underwater. >> i came downstairs and heard like a river running through the house down here. it sounded like a river raging. i was like what? >> just a big surge of water. >>reporter: her neighbor james keeton fared little better. he moved his belongings and cars to higher ground days ago. the swift current gave people little time to react. >> i saw a 20 foot boat come down upside down. that's very unusual, i would say. >> reporter: further north along lexington reservoir, almond road saw mudslides. the biggest slide blocked one lane at sarasota lane. the

weekend has been great news for water levels into the reservoir, albeit a little brown from the selfie run off. we have not seen it this high in quite some time. >> i am loving this. we need the water. >> reporter: in the santa cruz mountains, kit dale. >> and a roof partly collapsed at a business on greenwood avenue. the business was closed so no one inside was there. they are checking to see if the rain from the weekend is the cause. and a man is being treated for injuries after his car went down an embankment. high surf is drawing a lot of onlookers to the western edges of san francisco. jackie ward reports from ocean beach where beachcombers are being warned about potentially dangerous waves. >> you don't need to look at

the extended forecast to know el nino and it's storms are back and feeling dangerously big wave the power behind them reminds us to be aware of recurrence cost takeaways and never turn our backs on the ocean. >> normally, there would be half of this from the coast and these are really big and kind of beautiful. with the temporary letup and a series of storms, a lot of people came to check out the waves. >> we decided, let's go check out the beach because we heard the waves are huge. there definitely huge. >> i think it's absolutely beautiful. there's nothing better than to come out here and experience the waves. we were pretty lucky. >> for these two people visiting from washington dc, el

nino looks a little different on the west coast than it does on the east. they were hoping for that dry weather we typically get in march. >> it's kind of a bummer but at the same time, it brings about these great waves. i guess i can complain that much. >>.com, it's definitely hotter than usual. that's good for us so we got a mild winter. >> reporter: certainly can, the lanes of the great highway closed and remain that way today. when wind gusts get as because they have recently, these lanes are closed so drivers won't be blinded by sand. although these waves are dutiful to look at, they can be dangerous. a high surf advisory is in effect until 10 pm tomorrow -- 10 am tomorrow morning. >> as jackie said, the high surf advisory is in effect until 10 am tomorrow morning. so far, a miracle much for tahoe ski resorts. they got a ton of snow overnight. better yet, more on the way. here are some pretty happy skiers enjoying the powder.

in the past 24 hours, they received between one and 2 feet of snow. as we track the storm, be sure to download our weather app to receive advisories and check the forecast on your smart phone. learn how to get the app by going to www.cbsff.com. developing news in castro valley. police are looking for the person who hit a boy on the sidewalk this morning and then took off back and mackovic tells us the suspect was driving a stolen car. >>reporter: that six-year-old boys in the hospital this afternoon in serious condition. officers think he might end up losing his leg chopper five captured the aftermath of the accident. the boy was working on meadowview drive about 8 am this morning. >> information suggests he bent down to looked at something. >> reporter: that's when he was hit by a driver who swerved onto the vehicle -- onto the sidewalk and pinned the boy

between the car and a utility pole. >> a white male, bald, running from the scene. >> reporter: officers chased him to this mobile home park but couldn't find the suspect. we do know the car was stolen from a dealership in livermore last night and the suspect left several items in the car that officers hope will help catch him. >> we are still following many avenue was. >> reporter: right now, investigators are dusting for fingerprints hoping that something might lead them to their man. in castro valley, and mackovic -- anne mackovic. funeral services will be held at the ronald reagan presidential library. >> reporter: flowers and cards pay tribute to nancy reagan outside the ronald reagan presidential library and museum.

>> the first lady of the united states, nancy davis reagan. >> reporter: the former first lady was known as president reagan's fiercest protector and trusted political advisor. numb and cut their relationship better than when nancy told her husband how to answer a reporter's question. her best-known project as first lady was her campaign against drug abuse. following the president's alzheimer's diagnosis in 1994, she controversially advocated for stem cell research. nancy will be buried here at the ronald reagan presidential library next to her husband of 52 years >> she was an indomitable presence. she really completed the man. >> reporter: former secretary of state general colin powell served in the reagan administration. he recalls the president depending on nancy so much he would find it difficult whenever she would take a trip >> we know about 24-48 hours, he became frightful. he became distracted. on the third day, we would have a little meeting. somebody would call the and tell her she has to come home. >> reporter: the white house

lowered their flags to half staff in her memory. this martinez, cbs news. in a statement, president obama and first lady michelle obama said nancy reagan redefined the role of first lady. onto the presidential race. both parties holding primaries tomorrow in michigan and mississippi well republicans also vote in hawaii and idaho. four gop candidates are still running for the front-runners say they want a two-man race. mark albert has more. >> reporter: donald trump and ted cruz are open tuesday's election help -- help to squeeze out marco rubio. >> i need your help. >> reporter: rubio says he's not going anywhere, especially after a big win in puerto rico. >> it proves what i have been saying. we don't have to be more moderate to win these elections. we have to be authentically conservative. >> reporter: but ted cruz won the most delegates this weekend with big victories in kansas and maine and now trails trump

by just 81. >> if we get head to head, i would be donald trump. >> i would love to take on ted one-on-one. that would be so much fun. >> reporter: on the democratic side, the focus is on michigan where hillary clinton and bernie sanders held a heated debate in flint. >> i voted to save the auto industry. he voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry. >> if you are talking about the wall street bailouts, where some of your friends destroyed this economy -- >> you now -- >> excuse me, i'm talking. >> reporter: but both candidates agreed on one thing. >> if we are elected president, we will invest money in mental health and when you watch these republican debates, you will know why. >> reporter: clinton has an 11 point lead in michigan in the latest cbs news battle ground tracker poll. >> in that same poll by cbs shows donald trump with a big lead in michigan, 15 points ahead of ted cruz and 23 over

marco rubio. >> still ahead, the u.s. supreme court issues a big ruling concerning adoption rights for same-sex couples. what the high court decided. and apple computers attacks by hackers. -- attacked by hackers. and we are tracking this storm providing wind and rain but another storm. i will tell you when to expect more rain when the news continues. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

if you like rain, you're going to love a pretty good douse. >> this is time when my weather watchers our side contagious. i can check in with him to see how much rain is falling in

their neighborhood. 540 in sonoma from willie who has seen nearly an inch of rain today and nearly 4 inches of rain since friday. he says the ducks are loving it. 570 from mike with over 3 inches of rain since friday. he is in san jose area. let's check in with our live radar. we do have some moderate to heavy precipitation across the san jose area and look at the shades of pink. that's the snowfall on the mount hamilton area lick observatory but checking in with those weather cameras, they are all stockton -- stocked in with snow. the rain has been in earnest today. we have had a couple lightning bolts off the coast but they dissipated offshore. this is our live weather camera over san jose. we are verifying with our weather camera, and we want to

clean this up, the rain will continue to spill into the santa clara valley for the next hour and gradually we will see some dissipation. we will see temperatures in the 50s with winds increasing. wind decreases -- increases, rain decreases. we try out tomorrow but more rain tomorrow evening. a high surf advisory in effect. 18 feet swells off the coast back never turn your back to an angry ocean. tonight, partly cloudy skies. watch what happens tuesday evening. rain beginning in the north bay. it will be wet for our wednesday morning commute and then we will see on-again off- again showers dissipating wednesday and another friend poised for our thursday morning. another 2/10 of an inch before all is said and done east of the bay. wins will be increasing 43 miles per hour at times. a blustery afternoon. by the time the sunsets at 610

a blustery afternoon. by the time the sunsets at 6:10 pm, we will have light temperatures approaching 700 but it doesn't feel like it due to the gusty winds that increase during the day. i am slugging this -- naming this rainy march. we have rain today, wednesday, thursday, a good shot on friday, then daily chances on saturday and sunday. >> i just say welcome back, el nino. how about a check on wall street? it was rather lukewarm but it's up 30 points right now on a monday. a big win for adoption rights for same-sex couples back the u.s. supreme court unanimously ruled an alabama court must recognize an adoption granted in another

state. a lesbian couple had established temporary residency and georgia to get adoption rights. then, they split up and the woman who wanted visitation rights was cited with. the high court has rejected an appeal in and e-books fixing price case. earlier rulings against apple stand. 30 states had sued the tech giant saying they tried to raise the e-book market to compete with amazon. now, apple must pay $450 million and modify of contracts with publishers. another development, macintosh computers have been hit with rent somewhere. -- ran some -- has been hit with ransom ware. this happened when users uploaded a new version of a popular program. a broncos returning.

cornerback peyton manning made the official announcement in denver a couple hours ago. the five-time mvp is one of only two quarterbacks to beat every team in the nfl. that favre is the other. manning's last career game was the super bowl in santa clara last month. coming up, pay more at the pump. how much gas prices have increased and why they are going up. and pet lovers, send us your questions about their health and well-being. just email pets@kpix.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

average price of gasoline ie u-s has jumped by seven cen over the past two weeks. the current average is one dollar and it's casting more to fill up your vehicle. according to aaa, the average price of gasoline in the u.s. has jumped by seven cents in the past two weeks. the current average is $1.81 a gallon. industry analysts named the hike for -- blame the hike on the demand for higher crude oil prices. $2.45 is the average in california, up six cents from a week ago. amazon confirmed a second brick and mortar bookstore. the company established its first store a few months ago in seattle. the new one will be in san diego. amazon may be helping to use the retail floor environment to find out what is selling but the revenue from a few stores would likely bill -- likely be

minimal. jimmy kimmel is hosting this year's emmy awards airing september 18. this is the second time kimmel has hosted the show. he first hosted the event in 2012. nominations for the emmy awards will be announced in july. ready to eat? portobello mushrooms are an excellent way to whip up a meal. >> our groceries shows us just how. >>reporter: portobello mushrooms, stuff with red peppers, oil, with some cheese on some focaccia bread. they have to taste great and look great so you have to select them right. when you buy them, make sure they are light brown all the way around. the lip has to go over to the bottom like this here. right here, the cavity, nice and dry. no moisture, no decay.

we try to store them in a brown paper bag so they can breathe and last longer. portobello mushrooms are on the market year-round and they are great year-round. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy and beautiful. a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, email our hotline consumer watch@kpix.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

th doctors just perform the first of its kind transplant in the u.s. how they helped a woman who was unable to have children. that story and more at 4:00. anyone want to skip in some puddles? >> isn't that fun? >> have a great afternoon.

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