gate bridge the pavement is trying now. taking a look a storm tracker will have a few isolated showers for the most part the rain is over for now. but another system is expected impact does within the next 36 hours. >> catherine: all the rain has called some big problems on the road and some places the sinkholes were opened up. >> reporter: what a big st. paul in the richmond district 6 in irving. the good news right now is that the running water has been restored to people in this neighborhood. crows are working on repairing a sewer pipe. the rich and that each

district at sixth and lake woke up to this sinkholes. as set team says it believes the rain coupled with ruptured pipes caused the ground to cavemen what ended up with a 20 by 20 ft. sinkholes that it did happen now at least 9 ft. in the ground. >>: the main store line collapsed and then the roadway calotte collapsed and the water pipes collapse. >> reporter: the water main breaks set down water to up to block area of residence. just last year was another city keep hall just a few blocks away from where this one is presently .

>>: it happened in this corner is the only checked one corner. i wish we could check everything proactively but we know we have to so many issues that are aging struck juror is a challenge to keep up with at all. >> reporter: although there were no injuries this car was damaged early on when it crushed to the pavement in the early stages of the sinkholes. again the water has been restored to residents in the neighborhood. this support crews are out here restoring this door pipette that was broken out there. there's still plenty of work that needs to be done police people do have running water for the night. >> reporter: treking traffic on this wednesday evening will looking to interstate and highways. the bay bridge toll plaza right now has no

suggestion that is a good sign. we gotta interstate 680 near wall muckrake the headlights used the congestion and but the vehicles are moving that is the good deals. the golden gate bridge looks good in both directions. the richmond san rafael bridge is and not too bad. you will see a couple of issues. an accident in the south bay does north of highway one wine was in a car pile up in the north bound lanes. and a car pile up. 8 car pile up >> catherine: to raise the stasi of the story >> this is the

cold stopping center and the heavy rains caused problem at a pumping station. the results were flooding affected many businesses. on discernible >> reporter: a couple inches of water the plays we had to wait until that was cleaned out was ugly in the parking lot was like three of 4 in. out there that finally receded an hour after i got here. it started raining willie hard about 3:00 in the morning really hard . and and really didn't think it would flood down here.

>> catherine: the fire department had use hydraulic tools to rescue a driver today the car was on a northbound to 80 in skidded off the road and hit a tree and to see here. we would remind you if you do see flooding or down trade please take a picture and said it was you could e-mail it to was or send them on our face book page. >> catherine: works tracking a developing story out of new york tonight the outbreak over grand jury decision not to the charge of police officers over a choke hold death of an unarmed man. >> reporter: right your live above oakland where protesters have gathered at 14th and broadway they're protesting the ruling today out of new york city and this comes one week after

the michael brown decision and ferguson missouri. this is still another racially charged case and is sparking protesters from demonstrators. they gathered at 1410 broadway downtown they're carrying signs and they plan on marching through the street they do not know their ended in the destination. >> reporter: the grand jury decision coming today it was a knock on now is that white police officer was will not be indicted after his chokehold killed an unarmed black man. pete police approached him selling illegal cigarettes on the officer at that time applied shoko which was prohibited.

the man told me he could not bring he had a hard issues and as as issues his late death was later classified as a homicide. some of people are feeling pain right now the city and we're grieving again over the loss of arid gardener who was a father and husband and son a good man a man should be with us and isn't. this is our neighbor we have to live there is no sense in tearing up in the same. outsiders coming in the police is our problem. all we do is live for each other and get along no problems. no violence police

>> reporter: arid garner's fire father was pleading for peaceful demonstrations. and after it was announced today that the officer would not be indicted. one store owner in the area decided to close our business. people are protesting is and as well as in oaklandas >> catherine: the police department takes a big step in policing from the sky. and are pregnant workers protected from being fired. and why the government is revamping some drug labels.

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>> catherine: the bay area is home to many of mountain road but few are treacherous war than bear creek road in them mountains. bill shall you driving laws like the height of the storm. >> reporter: this was bear creek road as was been lashed by high rates and heavy winds. between boulder creek since san lorenzo valley was busier than ever despite the stormy weather. drivers dodge no worse rockslide and tree branches along the twisting mountain road. which is awash in mud pine needles and a lot of debris. one man work through one squall after another to clear the debris from storm

drains to divert the water away from their private property to prevent erosion. >> reporter: here with highway 35 best the west by the power lines over high overhead and a calls one outage in the area. the rain poured on the road from the newly recharged crete sunscreens streams. the parched landscape soak up what it could of much of them needed rain but it was just too much rain too fast. along bear creek road dropped flat about. >> reporter: starting to see a little bit of oracle lull in the rain. near the coastlines a quarter of an inch of rain per hour near half moon bay. over

livermore receive a steady light rain. then down over morgan hill the stock was the been skirting the area here. and represents from the 10th of an inch of rain to a quarter of an inch of rain. >> reporter: this will be in effect until 11:00 tonight. we can see up to an additional half inch of rain over the next six hours. but we do have to remind you of the advisory been the toast of some extreme flooding. >> reporter: the core of the low pressure system has moved out of the bay area we do still have a few way which hours. as for tennessee tomorrow using dry conditions before the next storm system moves then by friday afternoon. >> reporter: passing showers

on thursday rain showers starting on friday afternoon is not as gonna be a strong and was out there today. >> reporter: we will have a chance of thunderstorms which will be moderate rain and hail and it's still quite a bit of instability in the bay area. their few showers around the bay area especially up to the north and that what we will continue to see that into the 10:00 hour. and as we head into over night generally the rain will be spotty and light the morning commute tomorrow will be a far better than we thought there today. this could be kind of hit and miss their tomorrow afternoon. but another round of rain will arrive friday afternoon. >> catherine: in san francisco what started as a car burglary turned into an

attempted robbery and then a life-and-death struggle was an off-duty police officer. >> reporter: robbery suspect in the hospital after being shot in the chest once and happened and bush and leavenworth's you conceive of police officers coming to the area. it was by a policeman there was a 15 year veteran. he beat the victim with the chair in his leg and stolen property the victim fled the same. the suspect then apparently went to a coffee shop. a short time after that the off-duty officer got off of work and he was headed to some other destination and he stumbled across the suspect. at one point but to get into a life and death store struggle.

the off-duty the off-duty officer did know that the suspect that they not know the suspect would this was a suspect and the suspect did at that time try to rockingham. he told officers erred that to gonna have to shoot me. the officer was bitten it was a vigorous a bite it was quite a bit of blood in the area. the suspect pull the officer's weapon from his of bell and the does the gun discharged and lease one time and the officer doesn't know whether he pull the trigger or the suspect because they were fighting about the time the the gun went off. >> reporter: the policeman

that was involved was one of the training officers and is a 15 year on veteran. >> catherine: the sheriff's office is took a big step forward to being able to use grounds. the drones costs $97,000 each. the sheriff described how this controversial technology would be used. arse system is specifically for search and rescue we would one send our people down treacherous terrain and have them walk down a slippery slopes when we can send a device like this eliminate an area like this. >> catherine: now that they have the drought will be six months to a year before they take flight. they're trying

to come up with a more detailed plan and getting approval from the faa. >> catherine: what this thing is thato review the teenager. coming up what a singer said happened to her when she was a teenager.. coming up

>> catherine: an explosive new revelation from a lady got down. ga ga she says that she was raped by record producer when she was just a teenager. i went through some horrific things i was a shell of my former self. at one point i was not myself to be fair about 19 >> reporter: lady gaga says that the member of the music industry that was 20 years older than her insulted her

which was a teenager. she told stern said she was able to make peace with her past through therapy. he claims the doctor look was rapists. >> reporter: doctor looked as previously previously denied abusing adnan and in his accusations against lady got time she a gsa gaga . the more entertainment news on the insider at 7. >> catherine: were sitting on top of the big weather story tonight stronger flooding whether rain and

sinkholes being opened up. and the latest fallout from ferguson missouri and why michael brown step father is now apologizing.

>> catherine: right not 530

blow when dusty wins their sinkholes the latest round as storms that have caused havoc in the bay area. here's a live look at the bay area conditions the traffic is moving fairly well at this hour. >> reporter: was still seen a few scattered showers at this time right now but it is nothing compared to what we saw this morning. we have lighter showers in san princess gault. as about that tens of an injured rain in san mateo. as we look over to devlin is drying out there coppola of light showers still skirting livermore. south bay is thing off and on showers. >> reporter: taking a look in the flood advisory that is still being issued. we do

have a possibility for more rain in the delta. we really don't have much left in the bay area would get the satellite dish picture is pushing toward the north. that's forcing the heavy rain right now a few scattered showers. all through the day tomorrow will see scattered showers and a below before the new storm that becoming an friday. >> catherine: the latest rain caused flooding in san francisco's mission district and our reporters talk to business owners in the area and they say is always a problem with heavy rain and they want the city to do something about it. >> reporter: at 17th and hold some wednesday morning the big thing was flipped over from rising waters. rain water and sewage is still in the floor of the

kitchen. you can see the water line how far the water came up at least 2 ft. high and 3 ft. towards the back of the building. the cleanup crews are trying to get this business back in operation. but the owner of the cafe says he will be closed for many days because of an antiquated water system. >> reporter: thus it of the store was flooded four times in four years. we were told these are four of these are hundred your storms' impact the case some wandered years old. >> reporter: heavy rains overwhelm the system is the witch came back up from the toilets in drains people put up sandbags to no avail. >> reporter: us a

spokesperson for that city's utility system says that they have a large sum of the pipes and try to mitigate the system but it could take probably years before it's completed. >> catherine: stormy weather being blamed for dozens of flight delays and cancellations. 145 flights have 30 to 90 minutes delays. 70 canceled arrivals and 70 to cancel departures. >> reporter: keep the pictures coming at the rain doesn't stop we appreciate the pictures that are being sent were looking at boating weather not part whether. you see a tree falling over there within a lot we love to see your pictures you can e-mail them to breaking news

cried dr. tom or reconsidered or face a page. >> catherine: residents in the south bay homeless encampment called the job go have less than 24 hours to move out before there are rested. officials posted notes letting them know that they have 24 hours to vacate. the city consent consider the area unsafe and unsanitary. they've been dealing with unsanitary problems they're all the past 18 months. >> reporter: were continuing to follow developments in oakland as well because of new york city's decision. in downtown oakland has a crowd of least 200 protesters. and franco gallo plaza. the group is on the mold marching down the runway.

they are now at the 11th and broadway here they're continuing to move through the streets of oakland and it is related to the decision in all at new york not to indict an officer who killed an unarmed black man with a choke hold. their protests in new york city going on. and this was just a week after the ferguson ruling titian's tensions are definitely on hi. so far the demonstrations are peaceful. >> catherine: as the community of fergus some missouri continues to rebuild after this that the decision not to indict a police officer that killed all teenage black boy. the fallout is still continuing. >> reporter: it was a moment of frustration from a family that was obsessed with the

decision not to charge police officer that killed their son. law officers are accusing the step father of the deceased boy of a try to start a riot. his initial comments after few damaging things in missouri that. the notion the white caps or this out there trying to kill black people is ridiculous and the black community needs to use this situation to bring both to end of this get into discussions about the incident. >> reporter: a grand jury has run jury has decided not to indict an officer in new york for elite for choke and a choke hold gas of all a

man the with illegally selling cigarettes. this as their race and force continue and ferguson as the epicenter. >> catherine: 10 a company fire a pregnant employing will the supreme court is considering that question coming up. a case that could affect women across the country. this is the season for giving and now you need to know what guests to avoid. gifts to avoid...

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>> catherine: take a look at this driver and china was rescued yesterday after she lost control of the car and crashed into a river a surveillance camera captured a harrowing moment. people did see it happen they came

quickly to help it to volunteer rescue is and ought to 20 minutes to get her pulled out to safety. aware >> catherine: be breck robber did not plan ahead. the man had a fake gun and took a pile of money from an employe in the bank back in march. but all the cash was too heavy for the man he was getting away on a bike. police easily caught up with them as he struggled left the bag on to his bicycle. >> reporter: was still seen a few scattered showers. more rain is on the way and i'll tell you what we can expect it.

>> catherine: a will to work for ups is been delivering packages and when she became pregnant she asked for a lighter sentence assignment and ups said now.

the cases now being heard by the supreme court and could be affected and women's health rights for some time to come. >> reporter: supporters supported peggy young outside the supreme court where they were hearing arguments on the case that could impact pregnant women all over the country. back in 2006 she was working as a driver for ups she said she was discriminated when the company would not give for a temporary assignment during her pregnancy as a doctor had ordered. >> reporter: young was from lord of virginia and was paid on placed on unpaid leave. the high court will now have to decide whether the company's actions violated the discrimination at. ups is stating but they

did not. they're now offering light duty for other pregnant women. >> reporter: tiffany brought is closely watching the case she was also placed on unpaid leave when she worked at wal-mart and she was pregnant with her daughter. i don't think pregnant women should have to choose between their unborn child and work. >> catherine: the justice the promise is hearing waiting for a decision later this year. >> reporter: we're looking live with the golden gate redbridge now the pavement is trying out. drying out.. you're now looking at some of the highest totals we had

over 5 in. of rain. nearly 5 in. of rain in the bottle. san for fell had about 2 in. of rain. we largely did fall between one and 2 in. of rain. most of the rain has pushed porsche to the north. we still do have the possibility of a few sure as showers approaching the coastal area. we do have another storm setting up over the persist pacific will be moving in friday afternoon. >> reporter: more rain friday afternoon would receive some decent totals but to be a far cry from what we just saw hold the past couple of days. >> reporter: still will be unstable out there not only tomorrow but friday because of and there is another chance of thunderstorms a

moderate rain and hail on friday. so here's a look at future class cast were taking a look at a few scattered showers right now we still have instability in the area. this'll happen all like to 3:00 tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be so much nicer out there the what we saw today but the spotty showers will remain. will continue with this passing showers throughout the afternoon as we head into friday. tomorrow out the door the temperatures will be in the 50s. >> reporter: see sunbreaks improper to give up to the upper 60s. the sierras are still things no at this hour. it picked up a foot of snow in the sierra over night as the 17,000 ft.. another chance of rain and snow by friday night and we

still have the winter storm warning through much of the area. that'll go through 4:00 tomorrow morning then after that the activity would be alike in scattered. >> reporter: scattered showers tomorrow organize rain tomorrow afternoon. wells early next week we put each ride. >> catherine: taking a quick look at wall street this stopped for good the push the market to new highs. cyber monday reached a new milestone americans then allow the holiday shopping online. 78 percent equaling about $2 billion. 17 percent. they sent 27 billion is dollars over the shopping season so far.

>> reporter: don't ring get the guests that will be rigas guests to avoid any giving xi candles popery bubble bath. wallets and belts. calendars the very piu very few people still use calendars since they schedule things on their smart phones. picture frames. and holiday decorations most people do not need additional shots he's lying around owls. there's so many resources that are tendered to it at our fingertips there's no excuse to be boring with your gift. >> reporter: coming up the scene comes back they're ignoring the signs can lead

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>> catherine: 96 protesters are gathering tonight in

oakland what up set because of the decision not to charge a police officer that of killed a man by choke calls. the 43 year-old man was i yelling to the policeman that he could not but brief of the officer used on a legal so-called and their end of jury found out that there is no reason to charge the police officer. >> reporter: protesters have convened in new york city hundreds of them desperate to take a stand against the injustice what they call injustice. the white officer will not be indicted after what is chop choke all killed an unarmed black man back in july. police approached him for selling cigarettes illegally he objected to being rested and the officer applied a choke hold which is umbel that is

prohibited by the police department. >> reporter: he told the officer then that he could not breathe and he later died his death was ruled a homicide. the time for pre moore's what a bit when my husband was yelling to breeze. that in the time for him to show some kind remorse for another human view being sliced. i'm very upset >> reporter: attorney general eric holder says that he knows many people will be disappointed and frustrated but he says is right to protest he does hopes that they continue doing it peacefully. holder

said that he is holding a civil rights investigation into that incident. them and not mayor of new york is also calling it and national moment of pain. >> reporter: so many people in this city are feeling pain right now this is the mayor speaking in where grieving again over the loss of eric gardener who was the father of husband and son a good man a man who should be with us and is not. >> reporter: that officer of but issued a statement through his own union of offering and apologize set up an all apology through his union he was put on modified assignment after the incident. we will continue to follow the developments. including the protests and oakland tonight and you can see it on line in the latest on our

kron-4-dot-com. and i face book and quarter pages. tweeter pages >> reporter: the photos are said to aspired yeutter just north of highway one a one the was for five cars in the accident at one point the accident block real gains of highway 101. >> catherine: is been another really wet deck across the bay area that caused a lot of problems on the road. we saw down trees sinkholes power outages. one of the biggest sinkholes we

saw in years and the question right now is is the worst behind us right now. >> reporter: the rest of the night as good a far cry from what we saw just 24 hours ago. to another round of rain will move them friday but will be nothing like what we saw up there over night. we still have some heavier cells that are pushing through berkeley what they had a 10th of an inch of rain. taking a look at when this is going to arrive in the delta because it is heavier sell moving toward the north east. and about 24 minutes if it wishes the impact. >> reporter: a couple areas under heavy rain over the coastal waters. he is about a 10th of an inch of rain per hour taking look at

satellite radar pictures most of the rain has pushed to the north east and we will see more rain pushing into friday. there's still little below before the next round of storms a rise. >> reporter: we will see the rain coming in friday. over night a few passing showers facile with and the sea on thursday but the rain will return friday afternoon. >> catherine: happening now sixth avenue and lake st. in san francisco has been shut down because of our really huge sinkholes which is getting bigger. the crows are out there trying to patch it up but they probably will not be out there all it will not be completed until tomorrow. >> reporter: the latest is the drinking water has since restored to two blocks of

residents that live here. the sinkholes it currently is not getting any bigger right now the stores aren't we working to repair the soil line right now. >> reporter: in san francisco's in richmond district a sinkhole of 20 ft. by 20 ft. by 9 ft. deep. of residency the sinkholes from his apartment window. it started to get larger and a slowly get bigger and bigger >> reporter: the assets piece as a pipe that connects the store system to in a ruptured and caused an 8 in. water main to break and that's why the was no water for residents in the

area. we have aging infrastructure and would try to get on top of it. >> reporter: the water main service us shed down two blocks of service to the residents in the area. and they're trying to keep the sinkholes from expanding. they were also honored tom fought on the hot spot that out there today to monitor the a under, under the ground bass line to make sure that there no other for the problems that could be >> reporter: tomorrow will have a permanent fix to the water main and it will have a repair of the road tomorrow they should be here much drop the night. but the good news for residents the drinking water has been restored. >> catherine: and a smaller cinco open up in the middle of another street in san

francisco ad still more and hates it was called in about seven this morning. cars with his driving around hall on any other day they would fix that sinkholes very quickly but that was so busy today they did not get to it right away. >> catherine: commuters in the north they got hammered today at times thousands of cars at a standstill. it all started to unfold when have we got downpours shut off some of the highway. >> reporter: this is what looked like at 4:00 a.m. and a bottle. it was a brutal downpour and a bottle navato.. the rain combined with high tide was just too much. if force the highway patrol to close one lane on

highway 101. on southbound 101 a back up was called the stretch all the way back up to divide all. navato... flooding also caught some of guard like the owner of this car the was stuck in deep water. and then those what the with those that just ignored them rain and flooding and pushed through by foot and bikes to get to their destination. >> catherine: and as a reminder you down for download the kron 4 application the weather application. still and wet roads were not the only problem today. a controversial police from

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>> catherine: a robbery suspect was critically wounded as he was burglarizing a car the

passer-by was then dropped. the suspect that encountered an off-duty police officer and then try to rob p.m. and then that's when the two men got into a life or death struggle. over the officer's gun. in the man is now in critical condition the tonight. >> catherine: the rain has let up but not before causing some real problems in several communities. cancellations are piling up sfo now give you the latest numbers coming up.

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kent. it took down a cable and phone lines. repairs are being made. neighbors are really amazed and no one was has been injured. without a was an accident or somebody appall and we saw the big trade down but a look like the might of the car but evidently it did not. >> catherine: neighbor said the cable and phone service was not affected. the latest storm left his calling card from morgan hill all week to highboys 17 in the santa cruz mountains. will show you what people are dealing with in the south bay area. >> reporter: alameda and other san jose in separate neighborhoods saw moderate rain in the early morning hours but the showers consent were consistent

throughout the day. guadalupe river park the heaviest rain in the south bay said the coincide with the heaviest traffic. and highway 101 going north the rain is still soaking into a far country. and highway 17 people had to deal with heavy rains and time. bear creek road saw rob drivers dodging mudslides. the wind is toppling trees. and what the saturated so well it can persist for a day to after the rain stops. >> catherine: all the rain is too much today for the many station in san francisco and had to be closed for several hours because of flooding. people

had to take buses until it was cleared. even even though there was still glitches. >> reporter: today's intense rain has caused lots of problems for air travelers. all hundred and 50 flights were canceled in and out of sfo a hundred and 50 flights were impacted to cancellations today that lasted from 16 minutes the three hours. oakland announced cancellation the delays up to one hour 20 minutes. >> reporter: was wild up there this morning things and not really coming down with the payment is actually a dried out. with and get to those in the moments when

show you these incredible rainfall totals the weekend of the 24 hours the past week or hours. up to about 5 in. of rain and the bottom navado.. san fell at about 2 1/2 inches of rain. san rafael... is really him impressive how fast the rain came. there's still a few isolated showers in the area nothing really remarkable. >> reporter: does it couple of dots of yellow some moderate downs ports and some of the sales. light rain and cold and half moon bay. if the cease hours

coming over of highway or 101. the majority of the activity has moved to the north. you can still see a few showers near the coast that's all this activity right here is gonna move into tomorrow. we put a tell-all into malt into friday the step the storms will continue into friday. organize rain will pick up again friday but it will be less impressive the what we've just seen over the past couple days. >> reporter: but others aren't insured rain everywhere else but we do have instability out there so over the bay area there could be some instability. >> reporter: spotty showers

for the 8:00 hour in nicosia few moderate cells being pushed through. just keep your umbrella handy and tomorrow this is nothing like what we saw over the past couple of days. within this see that again organize rain picked up friday. out the door tomorrow morning in the 50s. it could be in the of the '60s in certain places. >> reporter: we do have rain out there not until friday scattered showers tomorrow. dry by the weekend but there is a slight chance for rain next week. >> catherine: coming up next and ease bay police force has a new crime- fighting tool will take a

look at the drones of that and that at alameda county and how the shares plan on using them.

>> catherine: a controversial police told tool. the sheriff talked about the concerns of over how the new drones will be used. >> reporter: this brand-new drone recently acquired by the alameda county sheriff's office says the sheriff says it will not be used for some valance purposes. the share of one to get that on the record. this is you to the video of the air quod broder q. our 45 in action. this was this system is specifically for search and

rescue it will not be used for surveillance. we will have officers walking down a slippery slopes will weaken does have the drones take the place of humans. any illegal activities spotted by the drone is in the minutes of any related not related incidents we will not ignore any criminal activity that the drums may spot during their normal path. >> reporter: now but the sheriff has them he has is one step closer to getting them in the air he says it will take about six months to get them approval from the faa to get them in the air. >> catherine: next 613 a look at the top stories

including the protest after controversial grand jury decision in new york city and the huge stakes sinkholes in the bay area when crow's expect and have it patched up. >> reporter: what particular crash that total does bmw said the driver to adapt jail and was completely avoidable on the board of avoidable. >> reporter: thing a few scattered showers around the bay area in the east bay area that have your rain is pushing into the north.

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>> reporter: tonight our region and new york city and across the country many are upset that a white officer

police officer will not be charged in the killing of an unarmed black man in stand islander york. he will not be indicted after his choke hold on a man laws illegally selling cigarettes. choke coal is not approved by the police department demand come up continually told the police officer that he could not breed and later his death was classified as a homicide. he could not breathe at the time he was being choked by the officer and brought that to his attention and it went back and ignored. >> reporter: and often san francisco police officer gets into a life or death

struggle with all robberies suspect about 6:30 a.m. in the tenderloin district. he tried to rob a private citizens some call the police department the officer stepped out of his apartment not knowing what happened earlier and came across the robber and that's when they got into a struggle and the officer was bitten and a shot went off they don't know what the officer pulled the trigger or the suspect pull the trigger because they were in a violent struggle at the time of the shooting. >> reporter: continuing storm coverage from the south bay after a couple of hours of moderates and heavy rain showers prisons than all over san jose. there were mostly minor fifth straight for up flooding. the result least 1400 pg&e customers the loss

electricity as high winds brought down lines. and drivers cope with the nasty commute on bear creek and other mountain roads. in the santa cruz mountains rob flatwork crown news >> reporter: karen san francisco bay aging pipeline system has led to a massive sinkholes. the pipe that connects the storm drain with this the worst system ruptured. a calls in a ditch water made the break the water service for two blocks of residents was shut down temporarily. the crows are dumb luck working to prepare the up store line now. >> reporter: in atherton and utility crews have been

here for most of the day is making repairs after a 70 ft. tall tree came crashing down to the night. you're looking at what is left of the people of the trade to down several utility poles. it came down during the evening commute. on as the and then no one was injured. >> reporter: pacific does this tree stump is the only thing to see still here in the ground as as i treat fell onto the roadway and a moving as you the. the woman inside the tent as you the was not hurt. the winds were gusting up to 15 mi. an hour. >> reporter: big weather story tonight is a little bit of break in the rain but will begin another storm coming through friday. we

have a few lingering showers the or tracking for you piquancy some have your rain is that's pushing through the late alright now. about a 10th of an inch of rain pushing through the late hold right now valahoe.. >> reporter: we have have your cells here over half moon bay is gonna take about 30 minutes to get over to the east bay's shoreline. the majority of the rain has pushed to the north east right now. as move data the bay area finally it was sitting stationary over the cup coastal waters for a couple of days. but a seat

this is was gonna bring us the spotty showers. what have allowed all just before friday's hours move then. >> reporter: through the evening hours entered early tomorrow morning tomorrow morning's commute will be a far cry from what she saw today. looking at the extended for clasps ids hours tomorrow rain is expected to come in friday. >> reporter: stanley roberts would people be a neat ending badly >> reporter: is a common factor when rain comes in the area people don't know how to react. on interstate 280 is often because of speed that there is problems. and also because the book drivers did not

follow instructions like arnold lights when you wipers on. the black driver told of first responder he was driving more than 70 mi. per hour and he lost control of the car. . winters are drinking a started drinking around-the- clock >> reporter: according to the driver he drank and was given a series of tests to see if he was impaired. and then the was the balance test. the driver head what he thought was a better test. then there was the third test followed by the

final test that had a part 8 and be. as a series of tests that you either pass or fail. here's the kicker the driver was expected to take another test at a local university and a couple of hours and is they'll eat is hauled off to the sematech retail county jail. he blew a 0.11 and a polite ones. the legal drinking limit is 0.08. please don't drink and drive. still >> catherine: at the numbers are in casts see how much money people shelled out on cyber monday.

>> catherine: cyber monday

reached another milestone monday americans did a lot of shopping online this year. was up 17% making it $2 billion the commit the biggest shopping day ever. online's shoppers have spent so far $27 billion this year. >> catherine: still end jim bart's talking raiders. tiger woods returned after a four month layoff.

>> gary: now when black brad pitt has played to in a movie is pretty tough to knock them. billy bean has some doing some things that scab people scratching their heads donaldson and brandon lost is about to be sent to

the cleveland is indians hit 25 home runs lead share. if this trade goes through 76 rbis and 270 rbis since last season. meanwhile free agent nick demarcate the end of the giants a broken bread. >> gary: a hundred and $38 million due to saturday or sunday where he could play bruce but she played them paid a visit to at last the six years and $138 million.

on the defense's side of the ball for every for a fight to for every single yard is a very physicals team the right you very well. with some outstanding players this is jim harbaugh speaking. >> gary: harbaugh has not said gay or nee uh in terms of being interested. luteinizing book expert bill parts sells legendary hall of fame coach the jets and the cowboys he reportedly the same time that trent akia hired hobart he first acts bill personnel. he was one of his mentors of this big he met with jet york and

the new head coach of these seven francisco forty-niners is jim harbaugh. >> gary: the warriors shot 15 to is a tremendous start. set curry has been named the player of the mont. the warriors are 15 and two and a play in new orleans tomorrow night. the motor run the team is was really high and were holding our people will be a knowledge along the way perry at >> gary: if they took the most valuable player boat right now in very well could be set curry. so if you play

basketball peers curry. music >> gary: his wife i e shell and him are splicing drakes get new fees not making safis doing two things. when his wife when she came in here she wanted to be a disney kids' otis bacon are teenage years she spent time loss angeles and holding a beer bottles and whole thing in there she is right now are really nice family. seth curry is king of the world. and on monday night the sports show have and a bogus.

>> reporter: as she was holding up all of oil not be here. ovil oil not beer olive oil.... >> gary: consumes sent into was holding up all of oil and not be here. >> gary: r.i. tiger woods is back on the court's first time in four months. if you play in windermere florida in a tournament that begins tomorrow. news of consulting chris como no relation to the new jersey calls.

tiger was speaking hopefully i feel pretty good of glad to give up power back. what i need today of our what we would do some work on the golf course yesterday afternoon but the rain can't let out a little bit. >> gary: tiger's-eye this big sponsorship deal in five years. but he's up to the tune of $8 million with a motor corporation debts and based in india. really without him we don't do stories like this people pay more attention when you're talking about tiger woods.

he has a one in six years is not like these hot ready they but he is huge in india and a small cork is tom huge business in india and he will be getting money up to the tune of $8 million for is endorsements. >> gary: we're very happy that motors corp. and tiger woods hooked up. >> catherine: were looking when the rains will finally ease the will be right with kaiser permanente, you'll connect with your doctor any time, anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪

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engraved on them. what let them get one food item every day for 30 years. this is a worth about $54,000. the kelly trained train is gonna be as a big bay area tradition the train 20 minutes stops the conjoining with carolers on boyd and santer will make an appearance. as gonna be this weekend for p.m. saturday at the san francisco palace station at fourth and can carry >> reporter: the rain with the worst is over we had allot of instability out there today. just a few passing showers tonight into tomorrow

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