dreary, gray skies, taking allover the bay area as another round of rain gets ready to pound the region. good afternoon, i'm ken ken. >> i'm michelle griego. let's take a live look outside

across the bay area. michelle, we are tracking light to moderate rain, widespread rain across the bay area. check out the bay bridge camera, raindrops. and it is a parking lot out there. let's show you high def doppler, you can see all of this rain, it is pouring for the north bay, navado, down to mill valley. also over berkeley, oakland, across the bay city. san ramon, pleasanton, san mateo, across the peninsula, redwood city and all of the south bay as well. sunnyville, san jose, campbell, seven trees. you can see all of this

activity pushing north, more rain behind that. here is what can you expect, light to moderate widespread rain today. powerful stronger storm system tomorrow. we are tracking that, that will be the storm to watch for tomorrow from 3:00 to 11:00 p.m. heavy rain and strongs winds. taking you hour at honoonur a standoff at a pleasant hill shopping center it all started when a u haul truck rammed into a police car parked. the truck nearly hit a near by officer on foot. that's when officers gave chase. eventually ending up near the crossroads shopping center in pleasant hill. nearly 3 hours the suspect stayed in the truck ignoring officers demands. just after 8:00 this morning police say that francisco lima, got out of the truck and taken into custody, is he being charged with attempted assault, driving wreck resly while evading an officer.

traffic at a standstill on 890 near the oakland coliseum, a drive are spun out on the roadway, ran on to coliseum property and made it thatsuspect is being held on a psychiatric hold. this just in, a former baseball star from the bay area, john wetland attended cardinal high school mvp with the yankees in 1996, lizard him in texas, is he free on $25,000 bond. a bay area man accused of stabbing his girlfriend and daughter before lighting his house on fire has died. he was shot by a police officer, anne makevec has more on a violent light. >> the suspect lived here in this home with the two people he stabbed before he was shot and killed by police. it all started at around 6:00 last night when police say 37-

year-old math an i can't holland stab add woman. when a teen age girl tried to stop him, he stabbed her, too, then doused her home with gasoline and set it on fire. three other children were inside. a 4-year-old girl was burned. >> i seen a couple people run across and i heard a loud boom. >> which a neighbor witnessed. >> i get out of my car and there is children running from the house screaming. i approached the house, the house is on fire and the kids are saying, he stabbed my mom in the neck. he stabbed my mom in the neck. >> firefighters tended to the injured, holland escaped. four hours later he was spotted less than 2 miles away on mason street. but when police tried to detain him, say he stabbed a k-9 officer. an officer from the fairfield pd shot him and he died at the hospital overnight. the woman and teenage girl who were stabbed as well as the 4-

year-old who was burned are expected to survive. the investigation into exactly what happened here on elderwood way continues. in vacaville, anne makevec, cal cal. president trump is meeting with members of congress this afternoon as the partial government shutdown enters its 25th day. >> the president has indicated that he will never back down on his plans to build a border wall. cbs coarse upon accident nicole killion. >> there is no sign it will end anytime soon. i will never ever back down. >> told formers in louisiana he refuses to budge on his demand to build a wall along the southern border. democrats are digging on their t's reopen government so we can have discussion about border security without

holding 800,000 workers hostage. >> president trump is calling the solution simple, for now he is backing off of his threat to side step congress and declare a national emergency. >> the gridlock in washington is causing gridlock at the nation's airports. >> this line i've been here 15 minutes. >> monday there was 137% increase in sick calls among tsa agents compared to a year ago. the tsa had to fly in officers to cover shifts in houston and atlanta. but that doesn't help the agents still on the job pay their bills. lester harris may need a new job if the shutdown goes on much longer. >> i don't know about everyone, i can't go but so long. i was able to pay off all my bills this month, next month come the month of february, i don't have it. >> at the world's busiest airport in atlanta officials told traveler toss arrive 3 hours early to get through the long lines and security

checkpoints. nicole killion, cbs news, the white house. several bay area counties are taking the unusual step of issuing food stamps a month early including san francisco, santa clara and contra costa counties. people in those counties will be able to receive their february cal fresh cards as early as today. right now the first day of confirmation hearings is under way for president trump's nominee for attorney general. president trump close william barr to replace jeff sessions who was the frequent target of the president's frustration with on capitol hill, barr was pressed about robert mueller's investigation, a nominee sought to reassure the committee his loyalty is to the constitution. >> you trust him to be fair to the president and the country as a whole? >> yes. >> when his report comes to you, will you share it with us as much as possible? >> consistent with regulations and the law, yes. >> do you believe mr. mueller would be involved in a witch

hunt against anybodymi don't believe mr. mueller would be involved in a witch hunt. >> barr is expected to be easily confirmed. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein announced would step down once barr is confirmed. and in just the past few minutes, would not go after marijuana states where cannabis is legal. core stop jail i will brand, democrat elected for second full term last year has been a fierce advocate for the "me too movement" and vocal critic of president trump. new at noon a federal judge in new york has struck down the trump administration effort to add a citizenship effort to the consensus, it's unlawful for amul at this tide of independent reasons, critics said

the citizenship question would discourage participation in the census. developing out of nyrobi, a hotel under siege by suspected terrorists. gunfire and gun bombs people from the scene while the attackers continued to shoot. right now the gun men are hold up in the upscale hotel. government troops are working to flush them out. it's a suspected terror attack. he saw a dead body before finding a place to hide. >> of. >> [ inaudible ]. the somali based extremist group al shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack.

a fire hydrant spewing water into the air after a car rammed into it. chopper 5 overhead as crews redirected traffic in the area. they were able to stop the water flow by then. parents in north san rafael school district want to change the name of the district, right now it's called the dixie named at the radar after the confederate see, calling for a tendatory vote so the board haso >> we heard for 22 years from african americans in our communities that this name hurts them. i believe when we make a change it's going to be good for our students, bring our community together. soinclusive. >> some proposed names include big rock, john muir, live oak, skywalker and me walker. in berkeley police are standing by as tree maintenance is under way, kiet do is there.

>> reporter: hard to believe but this is a tree removal project here in berkeley. the tree removal? that is normal. all these officers, that is not. this is all that is left of the protesters who were trying to stop the removal of five trees, they had been illegally camping in people's park for weeks, early this morning dozens of officers in riot gear cordoned off the park. the university made no apologies. >> we absolutely had a large number of officers here, the reason for that, it is the best way to deter and prevent violence. >> the five tree were cut down by sunrise, ground up and hauled away. the university says they hired ann arborist who determined the trees were rotten and dying. >> they had weakened limbs, they were leaning, and tilting. >> doesn't believe the arborist hired by the university.

>> i believe the arborist was handed a paycheck and told to tell them this many trees are sick and need to go. >> planning to build housing for homeless, that project is unfortunately rerelated to today's tree removal. it's hard to understand why anybody would be opposed to tree maintenance necessary to provide for public safety. >> diet do. broadway is saying good-bye to a beloved star of the stage. a look back at the life a theatrical legend with root willing in thbay area. gill let releases a new ad but not about shaving, why company is being praised and criticized for taking on the "me too movement." cvs pharmacy.

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new at noon a major blow to brexit. british lawmakers crushed the deal to leave the eu by a record margin, 432 votes to 202. now prime minister theresa may will face a no confidence in her involvement may has until monday to come up with a new brexit proposal. broadway is closing the curtains and saying goodbye. >> carol channing has died at

the age of 97 best known as dolly levi in hello dolly, that performance earned her a tony award in 1964. channing grew up in the bay area. she died of natural causes early this morning at her home in riverside county. it is another rainy day here in the bay area, chopper 5 was flying over chopper hill. gray skies blanketing the east bay. a clear picture of all the raindrops as well. we'll get to mary with the storm. this is storm 2 of the week and we are tracking another one right behind that. tomorrow's storm likely one of the strongest storms of the season, but you can see on hi- def doppler coming down since this morning. first from the north bay, you can see it's pouring from san

rafael, richmond and burkely, east bay, hayward, over the bay bridge, over the golden gate into san francisco, daily city, peninsula as well as for the south bay. can you see that light rain on hi-def doppler this afternoon. you can see all of this rain to our south continuing to work its way across the bay area more rain behind that. here is a live look with golden gate bridge cam. you can see the wet roadways and live raindrops on our camera. low to mid-50s. concord 53, oakland 52. 51 livermore, san francisco. and santa rosa at 53. let's time it out for you going hour by hour as we head through the afternoon, widespread light rain. this is here at 3:00 p.m., as we go through tomorrow, that's when that strong storm system moves in especially by the afternoon and tomorrow night. stopping the clock at 4:00 p.m. tomorrowment you can see heavy rain at times and that

continues for tomorrow. this is at 10:00 p.m., the red and orange colors indicating brief heavy downpours as well, we are going to see the winds pick up, estimated rainfall amounts and totals as we go through the week with our storm systems here, some repressive rainfall amounts. more than 2 inches of rain, it's talked about the wind, futurecast wind gusts, through the day tomorrow the winds are going to pick up. we are talking 50 miles per hour wind gusts across the bay. which is why a high wind watch is in effect for the entire bay area for tomorrow, starting in the afternoon through tomorrow night. so really watching those high winds, 50 too 60 miles per hour winds possible. sunset at 5:14. sunset at 7:23. seven day forecast and what you can expect, widespread light rain for today. then as we head through tomorrow, heavy rain, strong

winds, and we are looking at showers behind that for thursday. catching a break friday, saturday. and then another chance of rain for sunday. >> bring it on. >> yeah. >> it's coming. boys will be boys. boys will be boys. >> it's going viral. gillette's latest social media campaign isn't about shaving and razors, the company best known for products for men is tackling male behavior. the video addresses several issues including sexual harassment, toxic masculinity and the "me too movement," created backlash and praise on social media with many calling for a boycott of its products. in 48 hours the ad has been watched more than 2 million tiles on youtube. still ahead, the 15 time grammy winner getting ready to host the big show on music's biggest night.

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host the awards. red carpet will roll out at staples center on february 10th and can you view the star studded night right here on stcurry may have his doubts about the molanding, moon landing shoes just sold for $58,000 on e-bay. and he is using the funds to raise money for stem education for students in the bay area the game worn autographed speakers were auctioned off on sunday. curry wore the shoes at the beginning of this year in the game against the houston rockets. weeks after curry made comments about the 19 of the moon landing suggesting it was fake, he then later clarified he was only joking. be right back after this.

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