investigation. >> reporter: so far there aren't any suspects. the pipeline that was cut off is in kentville. heavy pieces of debris were dropped into the pipe installed this year. >> we're talking about tick pieces of rubber, some measuring 22-inches long, pretty heavy. >> reporter: brett richards has been talking to the marin sheriff department and fbi. he says it's highly unlikely the contractor dumped the degree. >> reporter: some sewers did overflow in neighborhoods and some people are upset they weren't directly notified. >> not until we noticed it on wednesday, and specifically asked them is this raw sewage

and they said yes, we had no idea. >> my family is here, it is important to keep up to date. >> there's people who didn't get the message whether they didn't see the news, didn't check our website or were not outside walking, there's no mechanism in place for us to literally tell every single resident. >> reporter: brett richards says there could be another sewage spill but only if this area gets another inch or more of rain by late saturday afternoon. live in marin county, jim vargas. part of the almond and quick silver park in san jose is closed tonight and will remain so through the holiday weekend because of the concerns of methane gas. the north part of the park and it's trails are shut down. the parks department says the

problem started at the guadalupe. >> it's overwhelming, there's no reason to dump waste in the park. i would definitely check it out before i came. park officials say they won't reopen the park until test results come back from that creek water. at 5:00, we told you about a fexex truck hi jacked, it has since been recovered. the driver told channel 2 he had gotten out of the truck to make a delivery, when the man pushed him and took off with the truck. the truck was found just in the past half hour or so in east oakland. unfortunately all of the packages are still missing. we have new information tonight involving that mass shooting in south san francisco. ktvu has confirmed a third victim has died in the hospital. and now police are saying last

night's drive by shooting may be gang related. police officers from san bruno met with their south city counter parts late this afternoon. there are reports the shootings may have been the result of a feud between a san bruno and south san francisco gang. investigators described the suspects so far only as three latino males in their late teens on 20s driving an early 2000s model brown chevy impala with tinted windows. in san francisco, police tonight say they are searching for two men who used a stun gun to rob two women in the balboa terrace neighborhood. police say around 7:30, two women were in the car when the men opened the car doors and demanded money. when the women refused: the men stunned that woman with their taser and took their wallets. investigators were on the scene of a nasty accident near the ice center in san jose. a red honda crashed in south tenth street early this morning. officers say the male victim in

his 30s was ejected then hit and dragged by a passing car. investigators say the honda was speeding before it crashed into a utility pole and a tree. san jose firefighters say a medical emergency caused a driver to lose control of his car and crashed into a dental office this morning. the driver was alone in the car and a woman in the office were hospitalized. they are expected to be okay. the building remains closed while the building is checked for structural damage. the man accused of shutting down traffic on veteran's day will go on trail february 4th. police say 52 craig carlos valentino was distraught ability about his marriage and was suicidal. he faces charges for child endangerment because his 16- year-old daughter was with him. the judge set the trial date

this morning. there's a push to ban raves at state owned buildings. while everybody agrees that something has to be done about the safety of raves not everyone is happy with the plan that's on the table. ken pritchett is live -- >> reporter: for now you won't see raves here at the cal palace. it was events like that, raves here and state owned venues. which some critics say is too broad. two people died at the cal palace this spring. several people were hospitalized because of drug over dose. >> no child should be dying, one child is too many. >> reporter: the legislation is supposed to ban raves where local cities can't deny venues

for those events. the ban would include a party with prerecorded music lasting more than three hours. >> it's wrong because it specifically targets a style of music. that's discriminatory and against our legislation. >> reporter: he says a ground swell of youth are ready to oppose it. >> the community is very upset and there's a lot of organizing going on. we won't sit quietly and let this legislation discriminate against us. >> reporter: ma agrees the legislation will need to be modified but says something must be done. >> i know it's bold, it's bringing a lot of attention to the issue but i think that is what's needed. it has gotten to a level that

it is out of control. >> reporter: this new legislation has just been introduced. it's set for a hearing at the capital in february. ken pritchett, ktvu news. today gavin newsom refused to sign a hire ordnance. so far there's a faith agreement. mayor newsom is sending the ordinance back for more review. the san francisco 49ers team will stay in san francisco likely for the next four years. a tentative deal reached by the niners and the mayor newsom allows the team to leave in

2015. the deal still needs to be approved by the board of supervisors. jerry brown's budget cuts are hitting the state's lobbying groups in washington, d.c. the director of the state office tells the sacramento bee that it has cut the budget. earlier this month we brought you the story of a school in san pablo that was in the verge of closing at the end of the year. many families were devastated. tonight there could be new life for that school. rob roth has been following this story since the start, he joins u now in san pablo with the latest. >> reporter: the gates here remain locked until after winter break, for a while it

seemed they would remain blocked. but we've learned that the school will not close after all. >> i thank god for that. yeah. i thank the lord for keeping this open. this school. >> reporter: two weeks ago, officials were making plans to shut down lake school. and the city of san pablo said it could no longer afford to chip in the $300,000 a year to run the school, that was then, this is now. >> there's promising discussions going on. yes, very promising. >> reporter: today charles ramsey gave each other a congressional hug in front of the school. part of the solution will be to grant the school along with another school near by. >> especially here in a poor

neighborhood, that was going to be really devastating and the impact to them, that people came together and found a way to make it happen. >> reporter: parents have pleaded with officials to find a way so their children wouldn't have to travel far to attend overcrowded schools. >> if they send these schools to other schools, you get theover crowding and that's not good. it could lead to problems. >> reporter: the san pablo city council is expected to take up the matter in two weeks. but officials are hopeful the doors of lake elementary will remain open next year and beyond. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. this has been a busy get away days for last minute holiday travelers. some travelers at the oakland amtrak station say the economy forced them to drop more elaborate vacation plans, they are headed to california destinations instead. the holiday travel rush through airports was expected

to peak today. terminals at oakland international were very busy when a ktvu tv camera was there. they say the number of people flying will be up 3% compared to last year. bay area highways are if you will today as you can see here as folks head home for the holidays. can see it's pretty well slow -- you can see it's pretty well slow going in both directions. a crash earlier in the day didn't help much. highway101 by san francisco international airport was also congested. repair crews have crapped a water main break that created a huge geyser this morning. a spokesperson for the city's public utilities commission says a valve broke just before 8:00 a.m. at the corner of niagra avenue and allegheny boulevard. there was no need to close any streets. if you use the parks in san

francisco, things are changing today. you might think new raves to raise revenue would be considered gifts. but we'll tell you why some neighbors in san francisco are giving them the cold shoulder. how all the rain we've seen is a blessing and curse for california farmers. and a dry day today worked out for us, we've got rain as you know in the forecast, it's going to impact christmas. i'll have the specifics on when it will start.

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city marks are supposed to be free to the folks who live there to use. but tough times are changing the rules if you will in san francisco. patti lee is live in the city to explain what's going on here, patti. >> i'm live at justin herman

plaza where folks here say they don't mind paying to skate here, because it is traditional and it is temporary. but these programs are getting an icy reception. >> reporter: at glen canyon park, 16 kids are making nature art. >> this is $165 for the basic camp which is a four day camp from nine to three. >> reporter: forced by a budget shortfall. the department is also upping it's efforts to lease it's park clubhouses to nonprofit and for profit groups. many virtually unused because of cuts to programming and the lay off of 50rec directors this fall. >> the driving force here is trying to provide the programs that we no longer can. the people who are leasing our

clubhouses will be paying a rent of $1,400 a month. it helps. >> reporter: but many neighborhoods oppose the idea. >> given that it is a community center, something should be coming back to the community. >> reporter: there is also concern the city is essentially privatetizing public buildings, that were upgraded on the taxpayers dime. but some support the idea of making lemonade out of lemons. >> if it's not being used, why not make money from the facility. >> reporter: recs and park tell us their new programs may not be perfect but they are the city's best chance to raise much needed revenue in this economic climate. reporting live, patti lee, ktvu news. clean up efforts are in full force tonight. in laguna beach today residents

were cleaning up the mess and salvages what they could. the owner of one car says his vehicle was swept away by flood waters yesterday in a matter of minutes. another storm is expected to strike southern california on christmas day. the rains are creating a catch 22 if you will for california farmers. the state is recovering from a three yearlong drought but farmers are warning that too much rain right now could damage crops. in particular fruits and vegetables like oranges and broccoli. those fruits and vegetables cannot be harvested while wet because it creates mold. news chopper 2 captured this video this afternoon over

alpine lake. reservoirs are 83% full this time. 18% more than the average for this time of year. there are seven reservoirs in marin county. well we finally got some chance to see blue skies today. first time in a long time. for the latest on the forecast, chief meteorologist bill martin is in the weather center, bill. referee: more clouds will move in, it's a dry day again tomorrow -- >> reporter: more clouds will move in, it's a dry day again. it's a little bit of a split going by. there's some significant activity, that's coming in here on saturday. that is the forecast, fog tomorrow morning, cool overnight. getting out of town tomorrow, early morning the fog could be kind of dense in places so be prepared for that. it's basically dry tomorrow. but rain showers for the bay area weekend, specifically looks like saturday, lunchtime through sunday lunchtime. approximately.

49degrees right now in san santa rosa. this is where the fog will be, typical. where you usually see it this time of year is where it'll be. temperatures will drop down. dewpoint temperatures get reached, fog forms. central valley will have it as well. it's just not a big dose of it. before it had a huge chance to set up, this system comes in off the pacific. it brings up the rain and rain comes in. the up chance is the fog is not going to last long. you have four areas of spin, you can see them, one, two, three, four. it'll be interesting to see how it all forms up. it'll it's into the area, and out. late in the day on saturday, saturday evening. so here we go again, computer model stops it saturday at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow or saturday morning. there's your rain, noon right.

then it's raining, raining, raining till 5:00. then looks like funnel passage as 5:00, or 6:00. the mountains are going to get a winter warning. so be prepared for that. right now the main hit, saturday how much rain? half inch? maybe an inch in the coastal hills. it's a good weather system. there'll be some winds too, it's in and out. and a little more rain in the forecast as we get into tuesday. >> a lot of rain. >> it's good, but it was nice to see the sunshine. >> you don't have to change the graphics too much. you can leave them the same. >> yeah. >> thanks, bill. >> okay. and no matter where the next cup competition is there's one group that will not be there. a hometown hero comes back to the bay area. what c.c. sabathia was doing in vallejo today. and reports that personal income and consumption has

increased, the dow rose 14 points. the markets will be closed tomorrow but that didn't stop traders to share in a tradition that dates back to the 20s. they sang sing to the sunshine, nellie.

an acapela group from davis sang at the rotunda this afternoon. the upcoming drama surrounding the america's cup race took another twist. bmw has announced it is pulling out from their partnership with the oracle operation. bmw made the announcement today saying the break up was from mutual agreement. bmw said it achieved it's goal of winning the america's cup. bmw provided engineering to

build if huge anmoran to win the race. mark is here now with sports. with athletes we hear so much about athletes getting in trouble or not making enough. all which makes what c.c. sabathia much better. >> and you wonder with these huge contacts what they do with their money. all you hear about is c.c. sabathia giving back to the community. c.c. funding a home make over for this facility who houses women who are in drug and alcohol rehab programs. sabathia did have a little time to talk baseball and how his yankees missed out on signing another big time lefty, cliff lee. >> i know how tough that decision is to make. i went through it in 08. i called them and gave them my advice. saying what the yankees had to

offer. five to seven years is a long time to be any where. he felt the best place to be for him was philly. >> always positive when you're talk about cc sabathia. and payton manning is 1-0 in oakland. 2-2 lifetime against the raiders, he's been kicked out six times by the raider defense. we talked about that d and their physicality. >> this game is going to be just a great physical challenge. you know, every time you play in the nfl against defenses, it's a challenge. but this is a physical group. all the way across the board on defense. i'm sure they are on offense as well. so, it's going to be a challenge. >> should be a huge draw having

payton manning and the colts. meanwhile the sharks and wolves in the fish bowl today. that is the sporting life for now. >> and it's hard not to like that guy. that huge smile is infectious. and that is our report for now. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. have a good night. >> good night.