now at noon parts of the bay area getting another soaking, atmosphel griego. >> i'm kenny choi. starting to move south. >> drivers had a wet morning commute on 101 north of petaluma. this car ended up facing the

wrong way. we'll see it in a minute. let's take a live look outside. you can see places that aren't getting wet just yet. it's looking cloudy and gloomy. >> meteorologist mary lee. on high def doppler, pouring with heavy rain, more is to come that move across our region. can you see that heavy rain from santa rosa, pet a room a, in vern he, st. helena, napa right now. just getting a drenching across the golden gate, causality, san francisco, across the bay bridge. you are looking at the east bay, her curelies e berkeley, walnut creek, concord around because of the heavy rain that we are expecting through the day this afternoon and for this evening into tomorrow, a flash

flood watch in effect this afternoon until wednesday with heavy rain, 2 to 5 inches for the bay coast. hills and mountains 6 to 10 inches of rain with this powerful storm. the winds are going to kick up, we are watching that. a wind advisory in effect until 2:00 a.m. tuesday. that can likely get extended because we are watching strong winds and the possibility of damaging winds with gusts up to 50 miles an hour. we are going to time it out on futurecast hour by hour with the storm coming up, michelle. crews are trying to prevent this from happening again, the devastating mudslide in sausalito just a little more than a week ago. they stacked sanding abouts in the area. rain flooding the russian river. full coverage of the next storm will be a.m., get hour by hour forecasts from

mary, traffic updates and the latest on the storm on our website kpix.com. this just in, wetting word a cupertino woman was killed, wang was hiking sunday when she was hit by falling rock and the trail is closed due to hazardous conditions. she went around the gate, the death is under investigation. oakwood police say the security guard injured in a shooting while working with a kpix5 news crew has been released from the hospital. two suspects are now under arrest. e klanblic library. vaz wacove tripod. one suspect and the guard then exchanged gunfire, joe and john walk us through the encounter.

>> a teacher was involved in the oakland strike. john is standing next to the camera, a man got out of the car -- or what did he say. >> basically saying give up the camera, i want the camera, i said take it, it's yours. the next thing you know gunshots. >> it was shocking and -- don't want to miss any words we are both shaken up. >> a bit. >> rattled. >> police say they found one suspect who walked into the hospital with gunshot wounds. a second man crashed his car during a high spe. >>anwhwe know danville yesterday. he has been identified as john moore. police say yesterday they received a report of shots fired pastoria way. moore was found dead and the gunman is stil > new at noon, a

to marijuana convictions in san francisco. the da now says thousands of cases are getting tossed out. kpix5 anne makevec explains. >> san francisco is the first county in the nation to complete automatic expungement of marijuana related convictions, and idea they hope will re possessing marijuana is legal in california, there are tens of thousands of people dealing with repercussions of past convictions, can you petition the court to clear your record. but before this program, only 23 people in the city had done so. so the san francisco da's office teamed up with the nonprofit code for america to develop annal go rhythm to do it it automatically. in the last 13 months 9300 marijuana convictions have been5 felonihave reduced toemnors. >> if you are the mom or dad

that wants to participate in the school kids school activity, you can't go on a field trip because you usyou a sold a nickel bag 10 years ago. >> the expungement still needs to go through the court system, that is automatically, too, most cases will not be contested. so there are thousands of people that don't know right now that their record is in the process of being cleared, if you want to find out if you're one of them california san francisco's da's office, anne makevec, kpix5. code for america has a goal of clearing 250,000 marijuana related convictions across the country. we have a traffic alert in almeda county, all eastbound lanes are shutdown due to car fire, the fire is out right now but still waiting for the smoke to clear, unclthe be open. it is now day 3 of the

teach strike in oakland, jackie, there are new faces at the negotiating table. >> a couple people, two big names will try to move this bargaining toward. state superintendent of public instruction, former u.s. secretary of labor robert risch. talks over the weekend falling apart after only an hour. the district is offering 7% over 4 years plus 1% .5% bonus. the teachers union says that is not enough. they demanding 12% pay raise over 3 years, smaller class sizes and support staff like nurses. we spoke to an oakland teacher of the year award winner who is back out on the picket line this afternoon. >> i think the community is showing that they are behind educators and we do need to reinvest in our public schools. so i'm hopeful so long as our community supports us strong we can win our demands. >> teachers tell us they haven't heard a status update,

hope to at a rally in 20 minutes at 12:30, it has the support of students, parents say 3% of students were at fool on friday. >> 35,000 schools affected. meanwhile many parents are scrambling to find child care as the strike continues. we have details on alternative options for kids and survival guide, get all that information on our website kpix. com. some young bay area climate activists are gathered in front of diane feinstein's office in san francisco urging her to vote yes on the green and new deal. the congressional resolution introduced earlier this month pushing for investments in clean energy jobs and infrastructure, they want the senator's support because they are worried about the future. >> no one seems to be talking about this or having a conversation about this and no one seems to cure that we're going to be leaving an

earth that's -- that is not in the shape we found it to a generation of kids. >> the students confronted senator feinstein over the weekend and said they are disappointed with how she responded to them. feinstein's response, she is committing to enacting real, meaningful climate change ledge ration. president trump is headed to north korea summit of the the president told u.s. gone governor's last night. secretary of state mike pompeo said the country remains a threat. meanwhile chinese negotiators left the u.s. after four days of trade talks. president trump said they were so productive he is delaying the increase in tariffs that were scheduled for march 1st. u.s. implemented $250 billion worth of tariffs. china responded with $110 billion worth of tariffs on american products.

the chinese stock market surged on the news that tariffs won't jump from 10% to 25% by the end of the week. wall street is also responding to the news as we take a look at the board, the dow is up, almost 100 points right now. r. kelly pleaded not guilty to sexual abuse charges. kelly is facing 10 counts involving 4 alleged victims going as far back as 1998. his bond is set at $1 million. his attorney expects him to post bail by tonight. kelly is due back in court on march 22nd. getting the spotlight at the oscars, the academy award winner with bay area ties.

a close call for an oakland chp officer just before 6:00 this morning. another vehicle slammed into the patrol car while the officer was conducting hov enforcement. this happened on westbound 80 near gilman. can you see the other vehicle alleonthside of . p e ficewanot injured and reminding drivers to slow down and move over. the oscars have been handed out and the bay area came up big. a look at the high profile categories. rami malek of the late queen

front man in "bohemian rhapsody." olivia coleman best actor. king best supporting actress. the interracial road movie "green book" about real life pi an test won best picture. mahershala ali for playing dr. shirley. oakland's ryan kugler "black panther" made history. ruth carter underproduction designer hena beachler the first black women to win in their categories. and emoryville based pixar won for best animated short film, beau. the dumpling that comes to life as a boy. the director told the la times the crew went on multiple trips to san francisco and oakland's chinatown for inspiration. time for a check of the

weather. atmospheric river wind as we go through today especially by tomorrow. so to show you high def doppler, heavy rain right over petaluma, it is pouring over you. in vern he, napa, st. helena, san rafael, across sausalito, into san francisco, richmond, berkeley as well as concord. so here is sails first tower camera. temperatures are in the low to mid-50s. oakland 55. as well as for downtown san francisco and san jose, livermore 56 and 51 for santa rosa. we are watching the winds increase, 14 miles per hour winds south, southwest in san 25 at sfo, downtown san

francisco, 17 in oakland. looking at 20 miles per hour winds for berkeley, san ramon as well as for vallejo and concord. 15miles per hoin san rafael. so low pressure system is going to tap into this tropical moisture, atmospheric river, we are expecting heavy rain with this storm system and also strong winds. futurecast as we go through the afternoon, here we are at 4:00 p.m. the north bay will see the heaviest rain through tonight. it continues into tomorrow morning, stopping the clock at 5:00 a.m., a wet and windy morning commute tomorrow. and then you can see that rain really slides in across the rest of the bay area. by tomorrow the afternoon at 4:00 p.m., widespread rain, heavy rain and strong winds, and that continues into wednesday morning. futurecast rainfall amounts impressive rainfall amounts with this powerful storm.

ukiah, 5.5 for santa rosa. 4inches of rain for san francisco. 3inches for concord, pleasanton, san jose. we have the flash flood watch in effect due to all of this rain of the the winds are going to increase through the afternoon and they will stay strong throughout the entire day for your tuesday. let's show what can expect sunrise tomorrow at 6:45. daytime highs looking at a in san francisco. 59 free month and 60 for mountain view and san jose. our temperatures will be on the warm side atred shows on on ick ay and thursday. moving system for saturday. >> mary, thank you. >> sure. daytime television's brightest stars celebrated a ha

been ricky newman for 40 years. >> i was hoping dad might be here. >> scott was just 23 years old when she debuted as nikki back in 1979. 40 years later undisputed queens of daytime tv. i spoke how it feels to look back on way back when. >> it was wonderful to see and so touching to see all of these different clips that just the old music cues brought a tear down our cheek because it was so sentimental. >> you can watch the young and restless weekdays on kpix5. still ahead, using her past to educate others, how this bay area scholar is moving forward from struggles at home. question e-mail us consumer watch at kpix.com or call the

hotline 888-5-helps you. we'll be right back.

today students rising above scholar is a testament to the power of resill against. >> martinez is sharing her life's wisdom to help others. >> high school senior hits the court. >> amazing. i love playing basketball. >> it's been her safe space and stress relief since freshman year. being able to have that distraction for me because allowed me to stay focused and not get too stressed or too sad about my situation at the time. >> the situation was tough, the most important person in her life, her dad was in jail and remain there for the next year. >> you know at first it's so hard to believe, you know, you don't ever picture like someone you knew or supposed to look up to do

something that bad. taking that experience and using it to help others in basketball terms she is a facilitator, someone who makes everyone on her team better both on and off the court. >> giving me hope. >> assistant principal is inspired. >> always reminds me of the power of resistance because of her story. she reminds me of the power of pushing students so that they can see their own potential. >> sharing her story has helped her move forward. >> it's okay to be vulnerable sometimes. and like it's all a matter how you confront it rather than how you bury it. >> back in her life and planning on studying education at college with the helpof students rising above. >> always making sure that i'm on top of my assignments, like you need that support. >> crediting her family and team as her biggest support.

>> like the best it could ever be. >> for students rising above i'm kristen ayers. >> go to our website at kpix.com/sra. back to that traffic alert at the eastbound lanes were shutdown due to a car fire, from this live look from chopper 5 you can see cars are starting to move through. authorities say the fire is out, they are waiting for some smoke to clear, unclear exactly what happened and how that fire started. and we're going to continue to watch this, go online to get the latest updates as well as kpix.com. we'll be right back.

and we do want to give you an update on that traffic alert. the eastbound lanes at some point were all shutdown. now it looks like one lane is shutdown. rain and storm join us 30 minutes early tomorrow at had a.m.

♪ >> liam: hope, you -- [ sighs ] you got to listen to me. >> hope: no, you have to do what's right. >> liam: what's right is us! we're married. we have a life together. >> hope: not anymore. not when steffy and those babies need you. they're your family, liam. be present in their lives! it's the right thing to do. [ computer chiming ] >> steffy: what? [ sighs ] okay. a few more minutes, and i'll have an actual task completed. just stay qui-- [ phoebe crying ] [ sighs ] it's okay, pho