the bay area battered by a powerful storm. streets flooded drivers stranded.. and the rain's not over yet. it's just about 6 o clock on this saturday, april 7th... good morning, i'm julie watts. and i'm devin fehely... new this morning -- a plane has crashed in sonoma county.. killing one person on board. the press democrat reports: the single- engine plane crashed just after 10 p-m near the petaluma airport... weather in the area at the time of the crash was rainy and windy.. it's not clear if any one else was hurt. now to our storm watch -- the heavy rain blew through over night.. you can see from our cameras of the bay bridge.. the down po watch the heavy rain blow through overnight. some parts of the bay area have flooded. hi-def doppler this morning to show you where the showers are right now. we've seen them moving into the

south bay and mark, our weather watcher reports the rain really started coming down around 4:30 or so this morning. he recorded a third of an inch today and a closer look at south bay seeing moderate to heavy showers coming down from san jose to saratoga. we got two and a half inches and that was the second rainiest day in april. more than we usually see in the entire month of april.

we are seeing flooding, north bay rivers above flood stage. remains in effect till 11:00 this morning and showers taper off and make way for warmer, drier weather for the second half of the weekend. good morning, jackie. we've seen moderate flooding in the north bay. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: to be honest, i think i got the good end of the storm coverage and took us a while to find a closed street. as you can see, they have the flooded sign out. this is a very common situation right now happening in the north bay because a lot of these streets as you were

mentioning are flooded and a lot of the worse happen last night. it got so bad that police had to put out a warning that drivers may run into flooded roads on the northern side of town. >> i saw a car, subaru or outback with a trailer that sunk. >> reporter: the water was waste high and raising. so rescuers deployed jet skis and told the couple and their dog to get on board and pulled them to safety. there's several road closures in north bay this morning

especially in several places like catati. san francisco was affected by the pineapple express storm. the traffic was worse than mor mall and a treacher -- normal and the stretch of the highway remained closed. some enjoying the large puddles. >> we're sitting at home and they'd watched enough videos for the day so before dinner we decided to come out and walk around. >> san francisco giant's game was postponed because of the weather and the start of today's game has been delayed till 3:05:00 p.m.. police investigating a fatal car crash on the stape enbankment. it was found hours after brisly peek boulevard. it's registered to a person recently reported missing but they're not saying if the

victim is that same person. >> right now we're not releasing any information -- releasing any information regarding the missing person. it's an ongoing investigation. >> workers towing the car up the heavy enbankment when a rope snapped and careened down and missed rescuers back down and took a second try to get the car down the hill. for continuing coverage of the storm, head to our website. other news, facebook admitting it's secretly been deleting messages sent by ceo mark zuckerberg. it's been going on for several years with various people's inboxes and the recipients weren't told. because of this realization, facebook will give users an un- send option. it's not the only change. facebook will start verifying advertisers who run political ads. it's an effort for repeating for the russian trolling.

the content must show who paid for them. the war of words between united states and china is sparking fears of a full fledged trade war. each country threatening billions of dollars in tariffs. president trump accuses china of stealing u.s. intellectual property and other trade rules. he's threatening at $50 billion in tariffs on top of the current ones. any short term pain from the trade war would be worth it. >> we may take a hit and you know what, ultimately we'll be much stronger for it but it's something we've got to do. >> it's impacting culture for ago -- impacting agricultural goods and it's not good. >> the white house is open to negotiations and china calls the threat a big mistake. for the second year in a row, the president will break from tradition and skip the white house correspondence dinner. won't be there to get roasted by a comedian or chance to poke

fun at the press or political opponents. white house press secretary sarah sanders will take his place and the dinner is later this month. more than a hundred thousand california teens are preregistered to vote. it's part of the push to encourage them to participate in politics. eligible teens will be preregistered when they get their driver's license. california drivers freaking out. the wave app sending some of them on hair raising rides. the bay area company that's changing the way we think about housing.

health officials know where it came from. they now confirm 6 cases... 5 in santa clara county... and one in alameda county. a health officer says it all started when someone caught the disease overseas. "they had traveled to europe. and then after they got back, they developed measles. and i think it's an important reminder that measles is still out there, especially in other countries, other continents. europe, asia, africa." all of the people who got sick.. were unvaccinated. . other countries.

>> all of the people sick were unvaccinated. one of the sweetest stores in san jose is going out of business. schurra's been selling sweets and chocolates for years. the owner wrote after years of difficult decisions we have to face the harsh reality our business has to change to survive. >> the handmade touch of love or specific little flavor, this place was a staple for our family and especially my grandmother for nearly 100 years. >> it's sad. hate to see it go. it's wonderful product and it's, if you're thinking of chocolate, it's the only place. >> final day on the shop for the alameda will be sunday, april 28. the owners hope to continue to make and sell candy with a different business model. a construction crew and bay area company teaming up to print 3d prinlted homes. >>-- printed homes. >> figured out how to build a

house in less than tree days for -- three days for a fraction of the cost. >> not a technology to will help a niche for children, it's a paradigm shift in the way we build houses. >> this technology starts with a one ton 3d printer that squeezed out enough concrete to build a small two bedroom, one bathroom, single family home. jason ball lard is cofounder of icon, one of the companies behind the project. >> it was printed in 47 hours at quarter speed. at full speed, maybe printed in 11 or 1 hours . >> a -- 12 hours. >> that's insane. >> that's on version one of technology. >> taking families living in tents or shacks and bring them into what we believe is a beautiful home they can build their lives on for the next few decades. >> brett runs the nonprofit news story. he's hoping to bring this technology to poor communities in el salvador by the end of

next year. when you see a home like that, do you get excited about the future? >> i do. i do. i get excited about everything concrete. >> university of texas engineering teacher is an adviser on the project. she sees the potential for 3d printed homes, she questions how the concrete will stand up over time. >> is there enough data saying the hopes can be save ? >> there's not. there's not. >> does the building of homes need to wait for data or built and study the data? >> have to do them both at the same time. if we wait for data to build, you'll never build it. >> icon will use this model home as an office for the next few year while the labs test the long term durability. >> we'll wait till we put a family's life in the mix. >> utilities like electric and plumbing need to be installed outside of the walls. >> right now it'll be a

novelty. it'll be eye candy. >> if call goings as planned, it'll be years before 3d plinting becomes a mainstay of -- printing becomes a main stain of u.s. lives. continuing coverage of the storm, this could provide a lot of useful information for researchers at uc davis. they're blowing up weather balloons and sending them straight into the storm. >> we're looking @mos fear ick rivers -- at exps atmospheric storms. >> they're sent to the national weather service in realtime to help meteorologist track the storm. also tracking the storm are julie watts with an update. >> that's right. we're tracking the storm on hi- def doppler and the front is

sinking south so south bay folks probably went to bed thinking not seeing as much as on tv and woke up to downpours and take a closer look at rain a fall in the south bay. heavy rain around 4:30. he recordrd as of about -- recorded about 5:00 this morning a third of an inch of rain and that rain gauge is probably filling up more right now. moderate to heavy rain fall through sunnyville, san jose, east into the foothills. saratoga and pal low aloe and stead -- pal lo alto and -- palo alto and the rain edge sinking south and berkeley with sinking rain and east bay folks with moderate rain fall at this hour. current conditions outside and a soggy golden gate bridge and fog out there as well and reduced visibility due to low clouds and femmetures on the --

temperatures on the mild side in the 60s to start off your saturday morning. 62 concord, 60 oakland livermore, san francisco at 62. we'll see the rain fall tapering off and that's as of the area of low pressure moves inland and our front sinks south. we'll see a little bit of residual rain fall and here we are around 6:00 a.m. and showers for san francisco south starting to see breaks up north at this point. that doesn't mean that we won't see rain gauges rise or flood gauges rise in the north bay. as we move on throughout the morning, rain tapers off throughout the day and we're going to likely see just a couple of scattered showers and that sort of soggy damp feel for the rest of the day as clouds linger and spark up showers from time to time but future cast shows about 5:00, we clear out for most of the bay area and watch what happens by sunday morning, those clouds

clear on out and more sunshine and looking at much warmer temperatures as we make our way through the second half of sunday and into your workweek. san francisco south and dry this morning and lingering showers behind the front and sunday looking dry and moving onto workweek the temperature near average and most folks around the bay and warmer response in the south bay and see rain for the next couple of hours and start to slowly taper off and go to the east bay and temperatures there in the mid to upper 60s for your highs. around san francisco a tad bit cooler, flirting with 26 degree mark on the coast and not too cool today and up north, up 5er 0s to near -- 50s to near 60 degrees for your highs. extended forecast shows a bit of a change in our forecast and

again, wet this morning and just a little damp with lingering showers from second half of saturday. sunday, we dry out and monday, flirting with near 80 degrees for some of those inland valleys and our warmest spots inland, another little spring storm move through midweek and not going to be a big soaker like we got on this one. likely a little more rain. >> more rain in the last 24 hours than the entire month of april. squadron of soggy superheros gathering in downtown san jose this weekend. comicon got underway last niect. the name suggests and the event is an event of syfy and fantasy combining colorful stories and video games, electronics, music and apps. >> my third year coming and a

lot of fun and a lot of great costumes and panels. looking forward to seeing the scientific ones especially. still to come, valley comicon runs through tomorrow at the mchenry convention center. navigation app might be a lifesaver when lost but could it endanger your life? tiger wodz trying to -- woods trying to stick around at the masters and the jienlts are sitting at -- giants are sitting around at home waiting for the storm to let up. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto

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. >> jordan spieth began the day with a two shot lead but that was gone after the first goal. spieth double boggy and carted a two over p 4 and onto -- 74 and onto the par four. patrick reed set up a shot for an easy birdie pushing lead to two. he took the lead into the weekend. another reminder again, giants game against the dodgers pushed back from 1:05 to 3:05 today. well the ways app supposed to help drivers avoid traffic and save time. some drivers are complaining it's sending them down some of the city's steepest streets. >> steep hills are a staple of san francisco streets and local drivers quickly learn, you never know who's an the other side of the blind crests. >> it's always for a split second that gut wrenching experience because you don't know what's over the top.

>> whether or not you like it, navigation apps like ways now often detour drivers around traffic and through residential neighborhoods up and down the steep hills. >> i use ways to do detours but not prepared to go up the hills, it can be scary. >> speaking of scary, check out this hill in la. homeowners here say ways is putting people in danger by putting drivers down one of the steepest streets in the country. there's a number of dangerous accidents. >> when you get to the top you can't see the hill on the other side. >> ways uses driver data to find detours and shortcuts around traffic. ways sent drivers on a wiggle. up union, over to green, and down valeho. they have a 20-21% grade, almost as steep as lumbar. >> that's definitely a tough situation to be put in if you're just visiting or driving stick in the city.

>> novice unsuspected drivers may not realize where ways sent them till it's too late to reverse course. >> people do whatever the happen tells nem -- app tells them and it's scary sometimes. >> the app now restricts residential streets to residents only. >> we'll have to continue to monitor and explore what options are out there. >> for now, sfmta says drivers need to be mindful when relying on apps to guide them. >> especially in san francisco where we have very steel hills, might not know till it's too late. >> leads to upgrades in the app. >> maybe have a notification saying, hey, if you're going to way, may have this type of grade or whatever. >> ways wouldn't tell us if it would consider adding that feature but in a statement ways said while a driver may question the grade gradient of the hill, the city placed a

public road so it should be usable with ways. it is a public road but if i'm in my husband's car, which is a huge car, i won't use the ways detour because i'm afraid. >> sometimes i believe them blindly and it takes you downside streets and another way. >> it's something that many folks in the bay wrair rely onto -- area rely onto avoid traffic and there's some great detours but it's like buy or beware if driving the city. in the east bay, someone is throwing rent by the hour scooters into the oakland lake. they're supposed to be parked on sidewalks to be available to anyone. the company fished out a few scooters out of the lake so why would someone put them in there in the first place? >> i think bases they can. they're easy targets. >> i don't see why people would want to destroy property like that. >> it's aware of the problem and they're deploying extra workers to keep an eye on the

scooters. it's happened before. last year several ford go bikes were dumped into the lake. invasion to prepare for a drought. how some california formers are stocking up on water. so sonoma county took a beating from mother nature but full-timely seeing a break. -- finally seeing a break.

good morning, i'm devin fehely.

and i'm julie watts. we re on storm watch this morning -- high def doppler showing showers have moved into the south bay. mark - our weather watcher form santa clara reprots the rain really started coming down there around 4:30 this morning. so far his rain gague has recorded about 1/3rd of an inch... one-day rain fall totals in san francisco were nearly 2 and a half inches... that ranks as the 2nd rainest day in april... and is more rain than the we usually see in the entire month of april. the highest rainfall totals have . we're seeing more rain than in the entire mornt of april. saratoga, palo alto seeing rain and shifting to the north, there's the cutoff line and we see rain quickly taper off

north to south through the day and we have a flood watch in effect through 11:00 today and they'll likely allow this to expire. northbound santa cruz mountains where the watch is in effect and watch what happens to the rain as the front moves south, so does the rain and basically, well, it tapers off. we'll see residual post rain throughout the day and scattered showers and damp, gray feel. i think we'll also see peeks of sunshine by the time we see this afternoon and evening. a couple scattered showers lingering overnight but dry out on sunday and the second half of sunday is looking pretty sunny and nice. we continue to warm as we make our way through the weekend

right now. >> reporter: people in sonoma county taking an absolute beating and you can see the damage ma mother nature left behind with the big puddle and a lot of flooding signs and street closures all over the north bay including here at old highway and west railroad avenue. that's when a couple and their dogs had to be rescued from their cars. it was west of pet lieu ma. >> had to rescue a woman from

the high water. she's all right. >> reporter: julie has been talking about this about how much water accumulated and some spots got 1.5 to 2-inches of rain closer to 4 to 5-inches in the mountains. that's so much rain in such a short amount of time so still street closures and flooding advisories in place, especially in places like valley and sebastian in the north bay. we're here live, jackie ward, kpix5. the storm is several areas. the yosemite valley is closed till the river crests. pg and e says several homes are without power in the bay area. more than 10,000 had no

electricity because of underground equipment failure. it was resolved a couple hours ago. for continuing coverage of the storm, go to our website cbsfs.com. > a man wanted for making threats against san francisco police has now been arrested. police say dustin hamilton was found in the city yesterday morning following a tip. he broke into his parent's san jose home wednesday night and stole their guns. hamilton is reportedly diagnosed with schizophrenia and said to have a hatred of san francisco police and made threats to kill as many people as possible. reunion of sorts behind bars. the menendez brothers that killed their parents are together in prison. they're in the same correctional facility in san diego. lyle was in a different one in northern california. he got a transfer in february and this week moved into the same housing unit with his brother . the brothers used a shotgun to kill their wealthy parents in 1989. they said their parents abused

them and the initial court cases ended in mistrial but another jury in 1994 convicted them of murder. they're serving life sentences with no possibility of parole. president trump is clarifying plan to send national guard troops to the u.s. mexico border and he's specifying how many will be deployed. >> it's from 2 to 4,000 and we'll probably keep them or a large portion of them until such time as we get the wall. >> pentagon chief spokesperson dana white insisted the national guard will be deployed purely to support border patrol agents. >> it'll be aviation, engineering, surveillance, vehicle maintenance, and logistical support. >> mexico's president fired back in a nationally televised message saying his nation is willing to work with the u.s. on security as long as those talks are earnest and constructive.

a mixed marshal arts star gets in a fight with the law. coming up, what led to the rampage outside the ring. and a garage full of clothing going to children in need. how two bay area kids used their own experience to give back to others.

unscheduled fight backstage. video from t-m-z sports appears to show the mixed- martial-artist throwing a hand truck at a busload of rival fighters in brooklyn on thursday... mcgregor and his crew can also be seen tossing trash cans at the vehicle. two fighters on the bus suffered bad cuts.. forcing them to withdraw from their scheduled bouts this weekend. mc-gregor appeared in court yesterday to answer to charges of assault.. and criminal mischief. he was released after posting 50- thousand dollars bail. at this point: it's unclear what prompted the melee.. or what it could mean for mc- gregor's future as a fighter. the agency in charge of the sausalito ferry dock has been told.. speed-up contruction, or risk losing federal funding. this is a rendering of what

that . speed up construction orissing losing federal funding. this is a rendering of what the dock would look like. the feds told the golden gate bridge district. bridge officials say they should meet the deadline. major expansion in the works for an ice skating complex in san jose. shark's ice on south tenth street is where the san jose sharks train and the state hockey team plays home games and there are public skating program there is and training programs. the management that operates the facility is planning to add two new rinks sp one would be a competition rink with up to 4500 seats. smew getting a first look -- we're getting a first look at pressure island. these are from seven internationally acclaimed artists and three are available. the water front plaza building

one in hill top park. it's now up to the public to share what they think between now and april 13th. to weigh in, go to sf arts commission.org. a lot of californiaens are failing when it comes to saving water. conservation is back to pre- draught levels but reporter carlos showed us they're saving millions. >> reporter: area farmers are helping leading the way with innovative measures that go beyond the fields. >> there's a big process to checking leaks, since we're irrigating less or irrigating more frequent, we're constantly running pumps. >> farmers using a drip tape

irrigation system. it's underground and allows the crops to be specifically targeted in a much more efficient way and helps growers save a lot of water without ever damaging the drop. >> we've seen chheystem takes a time and hard work to install but plays an important part in conserving water. >> pumps installed in every field along with filter systems and farmers spent tens of thousands of dollars on the technology that leaders have benefiting farmers and nearby residents. >> the raw water to the community mountain house which is not treated and mountain house's drinking water supply. mountain house continues to prioritize saving water. >> recently state water officials reported californiaens are using 18% more water than at the same time in 2017. that's nearly the same amount before the drought was

declared. >> most inventive week. >> the changes the growers have made. >> the rain is going to be tapering off. >> the front is slowly think -- sinking and already dried out for the north half of the viewing area. a little while longer saratoga and moderate rain fall in san jose and moderate to heavy. rain fall right now and water through sunnyville and fremont and all will continue to taper off and look a little bit more like we do right now in san

francisco in the north bay. we will still see scattered showers from time to time making way throughout the day. that actually is more rain than we normally see the entire month of april. rielgt now, you're lugeing at a damp and -- looking at a damp and foggy golden gate bridge. temperatures are mild this morning in the 60s for the most part area wide so off to a mild start and still a little damp and as you can see from the satellite perspective, area of low pressure slowly moving inland and front sinking south and as it does, we're going to see showers taper off from north to south. future cast painting the picture showing the rain fall we've seen this morning continues to dissipate and then sort of scattered showers, a bit of a damp feel for the second half of the day. we'll keep clouds around and i wouldn't rule out a scattered shower or so, but not going to have downpour, heavy downpours we've seen over the last couple

of days. future cast continuing dry into the evening hours. by sunday, get ready for sunshine and warmer temperatures. we start to rebound with temperatures on sunday and even more so monday near 80 degrees. more spots inland and three things to remember, rain continues in the south bay, still windy for just a little while longer. the north bay expires at 11:00 and might let it expire a bit early. dry late morning and lingering showers throughout the day today and sunday looking dry with warmer temperatures making way into the workweek. high temperatures around average and topping out in the 60s pretty much area wide and upper 60s for folks in the south bay at 69 and san jose. 67 fremont and upper 60s for half-moon bay and pacifica. 68 antioch, 66 pittsburgh and 64 in walnut creek. around the bay today, temperatures in the low to mid

60s. 65 alameda, 64 in berkeley, 66 santa rosa. further north temperatures in the low 60s to upper 50s. 59 lake port and clear lake, showers today drying on sunday and warming monday flirting with near 80 inland and then we see at round of rain coming through on wednesday. that one a very light system compared to what we see now. typical spring showers for you then. devin, back over to you. a fairfield sister and brother went on vacation and came back with an idea for a nonprofit. we have this week's jefferson award winners. >> 17-year-old sofia anderson and 14-year-old brother luke recall life changing family vacation to mexico. >> there was a tour of local city garage dump. >> we decided to go on it. >> what they saw broke their hearts. >> broken glass, dirty water. >> hundreds of kids, almost

none had real shoes or clothing. >> we thought this really isn't a way for a human to live. >> sofia and luke brought the kids ice cream and once home in fairfield, founded a nonprofit to improve the kid's lives. it's name inspired by one of the ice cream recipients. >> the boy came up to me with his cup and said para ti, for you. he showed me selflessness and inspired me to do the same. >> they've taken more than a dozen trips to mexico and sent donations to the philippines and cuba. they've given away about two tons of food, clothes, toiletries and school supplies to 7,000 children. donations from individuals and businesses fill half the anderson family's garage. fitness director dj dance row said ufc gym is honored to contribute thousands of good every year. >> for two individuals at their

anal to step up and say we want -- age to say we want to step up and make a difference, that is the biggest amount of courage somebody could have. >> the high school senior and freshmansouse monetary donations toward care for disabilities children and after school programs in mexico plus hot meals in the philippines. >> you know, they're not alone in this world. >> everybody can make a difference and i feel like any little thing could help . >> for founding a nonprofit to improve the lives of children in poverty, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to sofia and luke anderson. >> you can nominate local hero for a jefferson award online. ahead, exploring the arts and culture here in the bay area. we sit down with a cofounder of the go 2 website for the insider info. you're watching kpix news this morning.

symphony's current project from.... backstage. explain how. smew if you like the --

if you like the symphony, you can check out san francisco's symphony from here backstage. here is carrie links cumin. what is red curtain attic? >> yeah, it's a go to place to see what's happening in the bay area for the performing arts so we're kind of that insider for you. we find out the must sees all over the bay area and opera, broadway, jazz, symphony and break down arts and show you where to go and what to do. the sun box experience is what i'd love to talk to you about. >> sound box is sort of the hot ticket right now in san francisco and it basically is a concert series that allows you to sit backstage at the symphony and watch from backstage. >> absolutely. they've transformed a practice area and calling it the sound box. >> how often are they doing this or offering these? >> they do about four to five

concert series a year so it's definitely a hot ticket to get to and i definitely recommend going with your friends. >> the symphony isn't the only one doing this? >> there's definitely different people experimenting with classical music but the san francisco symphony is the leader in the space so it's neat to see what they're doing and what they're up to. >> why backstage? what's -- other than the cool factor of sitting backstage, anything unique about the sound? >> there is actually. this backstage area, they use for rehearsal space, even the ballet comes in and uses it. it's the same dimensions of the war memorial hall next door and put the meyer sound system in, which is incredible. the symphony plays and it can be as if they're in any type of environment. sound like it's maybe on the top of twin peeks or in a basement or in a dome or amp theater so it's really neat to see all the colors that come out from the san francisco

similar p phony. -- symphony. >> the sound box is for the curious and different programming at every time. don't know what you're in store for so may have that dome kind of theater theme to it or may be that you're under water and have these sea themes so really interesting to see what they do every time. >> how hard is it to get tickets and experience it? >> it's a hot ticket. so i definitely recommend getting them at least a month before but there's ticket ts available so check it out this weekend. tonight is the last concert for this weekend and you can check out online to get notifications before they go on sale. >> we do have information on our website, reminder, carrie cumin and the cofounder on the website of arts and culture. our website head to cbsfs.com and click links and numbers. we'll be right back.

now to a final check of our forecast. . last night our joe was up there when the storm was wreaking havoc. >> i saw a car, subaru, outback with a trailer and it sunk. >> reporter: by up there, joe is referring to bloomfield northwest of the area. this happened just before 5:00 last night. rescue crews helping a family in an suv trapped in high water. the water was waist high and kept climbing so rescuers

deployed jet skis, told the couple and dogs to get on board, and fortunately able to pull everyone to safety so, yes, it has stopped raining here at least for now. flooding in place right now so may want to give yourself extra time to get anywhere you need to go on saturday morning. jackie ward, kpix5. julie, sounds like the storm is shifting to the south and will move out? >> yeah, it's shifted south throughout the morning and pretty much almost done with it. san jose, south bay seeing rain but you too will dry out. the heaviest showers will pass through. another look at our extended forecast and as you can see, we definitely still have some lingering showers in store for your saturday. not going to be a rainout or heavy rain overnight and then tomorrow sunday, we start to warm up, flirting with 70 degrees for some of the warmest inland spots and 80 by monday so really a whole reversal in the forecast. we have another round of showers moving through on wednesday. that'll be mar of the typical

springtime system, light rain fall. you won't see heavy downpours. we saw so much rain out of the system that we're talking almost two and a half inches in san francisco was the one day total and more than we generally see for the entire month of april. a whole lot of rain. here's a look at hi-def doppler and see the front is shifting south and folks in the south bay going what is she talking about? it's still raining here. folks, hang in, the rain will sink south. we're drying out. jackie's live shot was dry up north in san francisco right now. we're drying out and seeing fog around the basokeep that in mind. lots of moisture in the air. closer look at san jose showing heaviest rain fall pushing off to the east foothills. still seeing light to moderate showers through saratoga, san jose, east san jose heavier rain and fremont, you're getting rain fall but we are drying out right around san francisco, oakland, and north bay folks are dry at this hour

as well. the flood watch remains in effect through 11:00 and we make our way through the day, showers taper off and skilletterred showers -- scattered showers lingering. >> we really did need the rain. >> yeah. >> cbs morning news changed time to air from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. starting tomorrow morning. time for us to call it a morning. thank you for watching kpix news 5 this morning.

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