rain returns to the bay area tonight, right now the wet weather is moving south from sonoma to the rest of the region. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. we are on storm watch tonight. tracking a fast storm that should provide the bay area with a good drenching tonight. our chief meteorologist bill martin has the latest rain models, ken wayne is lives in heelsburg where this wet weather is sure a welcomed sight. ken. >> reporter: we've had a light

steady rain here in healdsburg since about 10:00 and everybody we talked to seems pretty happy about it some people scamprd down the street trying to dust avoid the rain drops. >> i think it's about too to get a little moisture fill out those reservoirs you know. >> most of the area does not get its water from the melting snow pack. instead in marin and sonoma counties rely on rainfall. >> given the lack of rainfall we've had so far this winter every storm, everyone drop counts for us. >> reporter: lake sonoma is 80% of capacity, but smaller lake mendecino is only 55%. this is the dry winter in

years, these visitors are celebrating their wedding anniversary and say this is not as bad as back home. >> in miami, hot, hot, hot. this is a nice change. >> i want people to know that every drop they can save is a drop that can remain in the reservoirs and remain in use through the summer and fall for both people and fish. sonoma water if i -- water officials say there is enough water in the reservoirs but they would still like to see more rain. the weather continues, ken

ken pretty -- pritchett reporting. >> reporter: the wind shifts back and forth, how the wind is swirling back here. as for the driving conditions right now, interstate 808 is open but the chain controls are in effect from truckee to niack. the conditions up here frankly they are miserable but as we learned tonight we need every bit of snow that we can get. from the frustration of twisted chains, to dealing with harsh blowing wind it will be a long night for some sierra travelers. >> is this what you expected tonight? >> no i was hoping to get out a little earlier and make it over. >> reporter: truck driver mickey davis figures the snow will delay him two hours today. boreal is covered top to bottom with a good base but that's

because of extensive snow making and a lot of it. >> we've made record amounts of snow, we've made double what we've ever made before in snow making so we have a really strong snow pack. >> reporter: but the same can't be said for the sierra snow pack. >> in terms of percent of normal last year we were 170% of normal. this year we're 16% of normal? >> reporter: the upside is that storage stands 110% of normal because of a strong winter last year. >> it is pretty dismal. >> reporter: several times march has shaped out to be a the áf great snow month. remember that miracle.

we have some time to go but some think we're in such a deep hole it's been hard to recover. we caught up with johnny mosley in squaw valley. squaw received more than a foot of new snow and could add several feet tomorrow and thursday: to see many more of this video go to ktvu.com. the rain is just beginning it's a big winter storm. we haven't seen many this year. this is one of three. this is one of the bigger ones as it moves in. let's go to live tracker. rainfalling up near santa rosa. you saw kenney up in healdburg. one of the reports i'm getting is interesting as i'm seeing a lot of wind reports from the north bay. very windy and gusty. the main system not here yet. here's the computer model, right. you see the rain to the north:

look what happens add midnight, 9:00 a.m. that system starts to move in. that's when it's really going to start to hit your win -- window. in the mountain snow. the we'll update you on that and we'll look at other thing as well. stay right here. stay with us for continued coverage throughout the hour. bill will update the forecast at 1020, and your complete forecast as 10:45. it was a lot more than they bargained for. san jose firefighters pulled back from a fire this afternoon after they were told there were 2,000 rounds of of -- ammunition in that property. fortunately the flames did not reach the garage where all that

ammunition was kept. two firefighters suffered minor injuries. the red cross is helping those people find she -- find shelter for the night. at mountain view, fire officials tell us 26 units are now considered uninhabitable. we also checked with the red cross and learned they're doesn'tly taking care of eight families for a total of -- they're currently taking care of eight families or a total of 15 people. investigators released surveillance video late today. they describeed the man as white, 20 to 30 years old, wearing a cap, black jacket and jeans. he went behind a reference camera and set some pamphlets on fire before leaving. anyone with information about the man is asked to contact san francisco police. also in san francisco, police announced three arrests

today in the ongoing case involving metal thefts and burglaries at the centers point shipyard. investigators say they spotted the boat at the bay. officers have now arrested 47- year-old michael england, alfonso muhammad and nalinle ignacio. in 14 minutes, thieves target a military cemetery. they steal thousands of dollars in plaques. and now to the republican primary race. only a few points separated romney and santorum all evening. in the end romney edged ahead.

he won with 41%. santorum trailed him by just three per sen tan points. paul and gingrich were far behind. most of the votes are now in. again paul and gingrich trail far behind the two front runners. reporter tory dunnan is live in phoenix with what the two can can --candidates had to say. >> reporter: romney came out immediately and thanked the voters. he said they didn't win by much, but that was all they needed. if not a full pledged dissaáser. >> this is a big night, thank you guys. >> reporter: but the former massachusetts governor delivered. and now carry it is momentum heading into super tuesday. >> we celebrate with people

across these states, thank you. >> reporter: romney held off a surge by former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. >> we need a president who says yes to the american people. >> reporter: boosted by three victories earlier this month, santorum was within striking distance. but despite the loss he says the competitive nature of michigan shows how fragile romney's campaign is. >> do you believe in building a free america from the bottom up. what do you say. >> reporter: neither paul nor gingrich were expected to win, yet both say they are pushing to super tuesday. >> winning the primary is very important, but winning the general election is very, very important. it's our message that appeals to the independents, to the democrats and to the republican base. >> reporter: governor romney can raise money money -- because he can go to wall

street. i can't match that but what i can do is match it with people. >> reporter: but julie the night really goes to mitt romney. you can call him the come back kid. because polls late this week showed santorum had the lead in michigan and tonight romney is thanking his home state. >> thank you. mitt romney is leading with 157 delegates. santorum has 77. newt gingrich has 32 and ron paul 19. there's still a long way to go. a candidate needs 144 delegates to win the nomination. the dow jones finally did it today closing above the 14,000 mark for the first time since may of 2008. that's the closing bell today, analysts credit consumer confidence numbers and higher

isle prices today. the dow finished at 13,005. so far this year the dow is up 6-1/2%, the nasdaq is up 14%. gas prices were also up to date for the 21st day in a row. take a look at the prices in san jose. today regular was selling at 4: four -- 4.30 a gallon. a year ago gas in san jose was $3.78. which actually looks like a bargain now. it's american idol fever here in the south bay. we'll take you to the watch marty for the high school senior who is making san jose proud. and back here in just 10 minutes, live storm tracker 2 is lit up. a look at that. also we will take a look at tomorrow's rain model. we'll show you when the rain starts and when it tapers off. what does a home in walnut

creek, one in brentwood and one in hercules have in common? they're all tied to a fraud case involving one the áf brazen con man. -- involving one brazen con man.

new at 10:00, it is now down to the top 25 on american idol. and one of the finalists is a high school student from san

jose. amber lee is at one of the contestants favorite restaurants. >> reporter: we're told that the contestant often comes here with his family. take a look at the crowd that came to support him. passionate and proud, deandre's family says he's been singing since three years old. so it's not a surprise that he's now an american finalist. >> when he sings he gives you goose bumps. when he was little, all he was doing was singing. the 17-year-old is a san jose native. tonight his schoolmates and his music theater teacher are here to root for him. >> he is president of the -- club. he sings, he teaches, he acts, he dances. >> this is a picture from his

last performance. >> reporter: his friend tiffany framed the photo. they say they plan to watch him every week. >> we can watch him perform, vote for him and just support deandre because we believe in him. we really do. this is deandre's second try. supporters say in one year he's matured and has only gotten better. >> he's genuine when he sings. you can feel the passion when he sings from his heart. and when a performer does that, they connect with the crowd. >> the results show will air thursday, his hometown fans tell us they will be watching. back here live, family and friends are voting for him. they say they are sure deandro will make it through the next round and more. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. and san jose rolled out the

red carpet tonight for the start of a major film festival. the film that excited audiences on this opening night. the legal battle in the domestic violence case against san francisco sheriff mirka -- mirkarimi. she is asking for that case to be -- his attorney tells us that his wife is asking for the case to be thrown out. in ohio, police tonight are saying the suspected gunnman in that high school shooting chose his victims at random. this as two more students died today. in the town of chardon this evening people gathered to mourn the three deaths. the family of one child who died remembered the teen as a young man who loved life. they say their only solice is he'll be able to help others

with organ donations. also, the suspected shooter, t.j. lane appeared in court. >> it provided the juvenile court judge the áf finds that there is probable cause and he will be found an adult. lane posted remarks online reading quote, feel death. not just mocking you, not just stalking you, but inside of you. and he ended with the post, die, all of you. court records also show lane's father has an extensive court record. violated, that's how victims of a contra costa housing scam is feeling tonight after a man was renting homes he doesn't own. ktvu's heather holmes is live now in brentwood where one of the victim social -- where one of the victims is facing eviction. >> reporter: the family that was planing to make this house his home for the next year has been ordered to leave.

investigators say this is the con man, 62-year-old alfonso salazar behind the major rental scheme. >> i have no words for him. >> reporter: roberto leon moved his family into this house on altesa drive back in december after signing a rental agreement drafted by salazar. turns out salazar isn't the property owner or authorized realtor. something a family realized the day after they moved in. >> a real estate agent comes and he brings two cops over saying that he was getting ready to sell the house. what was i doing here. i told him well i had just rented the house. >> reporter: leon connected a d.a. who connected the dots. soon they began an investigation. >> reporter: salazar who's real estate license expired last year illegally claimed ownership of foreclosed and vacant houses such as this 70

-- house. >> he knew how to communicate. how to talk the language to basically pull the wool over the eyes of the unsuspecting victims. because he knew how to talk about the properties. >> reporter: salazar is charged with nine felony counts including grand theft. roberto leon is hoping to get his money back so he can move on with a different approach. >> be more cautious. >> reporter: and i learned today that two more victims have come forward bringing the total to 20. the number of renters allegedly ripped off by this bogus landlord. reporting live tonight, here in brentwood. the move will mean an end to the traffic unit with officers shifted to a downtown enforcement unit including

bars. the plan calls less outreach for schools and communities. and right now we've got light showers showing up in the north bay. heavier rain north by heardsburg. big snow in the mountains. here's the richmond-san rafael bridge. it shows wind speeds sustained at 22 miles per hour. so they're coming across these bridges, you're going to see wind advisories on the bridges tonight and you will likely see them in the morning as well. so the wind are really starting to crank up. the strongest winds, heaviest rains moving in. here we are, 1:00 a.m. that's about in the north bay you really start to hear it coming down. the front is right on the golden gate bridge 1:00 a.m. about 4:00, 5:00 a.m. the morning show is going with steve and sal and they're talking about the heavy rain. they get a break in the north bay, but it'll be getting hammered in the south bay as

that front swinging through. those wind really starting to play into this. we could see a wind advisory before the morning hours. back here in a few minutes, there's more rain behind this we'll talk about the snow in the mountains as well. apple issued invitations today for a major announcement next wednesday. the invitations shown here says we have something that you really have to see and touch. that is what many in fact, tech industry to believe that apple will reveal the new i pad a week from tomorrow in san francisco. best buy stores began discounting i pad 2 models today. hewlett packered is eliminating dozens of jobs. also ahead, they tied the knot today in san francisco, what these newlyweds said about love and same-sex marriage and the new poll that reveals what a majority of californians think.

thousands of pounds of valuable bronze all stolen from hundreds of victims in the middle of night. in a story you will see only on 2, rob roth tells us why the people targeted didn't even report the crimes. when this woman came to cypress lawn cemetery today to visit the grave of her friend shanica wesley she says she can't believe what she saw. instead of a bronze vase in her friend's tombstone there was just a hole. >> i was blown away because this was horrible. >> reporter: she called shanica's family. >> this is where we come for peace and to see her. it's terrible somebody would do something like this. >> reporter: it isn't just shanica's vase that's missing look at this entire row. police say some 425 bronze vases have been stolen. police say the vases disappeared on two different

nights. 4,000pounds of bronze vases are gone worth about $425. >> we asked recycling centers to keep an eye out with anybody coming in with this type of metal. >> reporter: they have guards patrolling the guards but is now improving the security. >> there's things we're going to do different with our security patrol to hopefully persuade folks like these not to attempt to steal our vases. >> reporter: shanica's relatives are upset that they were not contacted. >> reporter: cypress hills says they will restore the vases in the hopes that the victims can once again rest in peace. in culma, rob roth, ktvu news. for 35 years the field poll

has gauged californians view on same-sex marriage. the new poll released to ktvu news finds that voter support is at an all time high. 50% of the voters say they approve to allow same-sex couples to get married and to apply regular marriage laws applied to those couples. 34% disapprove, 7% had no opinion. we found newly wednesday expressing their opinion. >> everybody has a right to love whoever they want to love. i don't think it matters what body a soul is living in. >> notably the poll suggests 51% of self-identified catholics in the state now support same-sex marriage. even though the catholic church high hiarchy maintains marriage is between a man and a

woman. hewlett packered says it's cutting 275 jobs. ap says it's working now to find other jobs within the company for those in that unit. kids who skip school could end up costing their parents hundreds of dollars. the bay area county that is cracking down on truancy. city quest, san jose's own film festival opened tonight with a movie that is both political and true.

moving into the bay area right now, bill what are you tracking? >> i've been looking at these wind reports, they are howling out there. went gusts in the area right now are mostly in the 25 to 30-

mile an hour range. you see the anomometer spinning. you see all the white, that shows all the snow and rain levels. you can see the snow levels down around 4,500 feet but they're going to drop tonight. there's the snow, check out around lake county we have snow there. this storm has it all. it has low snow levels. we have very gusty winds right now and the rain is just beginning to move in. so i'll be back here in just a few minutes we're going to track the forecast for tomorrow into the commute into thursday when there's more rain expected. i'll see you back here. just a few days after the academy awards, san jose has the spotlight with its own festival. it's called cinequest. >> frank they even had their own red carpet here at the california theater in town town -- in downtown san jose. this theater has become quite the show. the opening night film the lady

about democracy act sráeuss unsung key played by an actress michelle yo. an excited crowd tonight. >> it's a film festival in our hometown, we've been wanting to come waiting for it and it's here again. >> reporter: the 13 day festival features 155 films from 40 countries. 16 women from egypt on a five day tour of the u.s. were special guests. >> we used to see this in the tv, but i have never imagined that i will walk through the same experience. cinequest has a passion, the creator and cast of a movie made to san jose state. >> cinequest is a top 10cinema in the world. there's people here to make connections with. >> reporter: there's photographers capturing the beautiful and interviewers looking for the right words. another movie premiering at

cinequest is the touch. the director is from san jose and so is the 23-year-old vietnamese american lead actress. >> next time i see you you will be a big star and you won't have time to talk to us anymore. >> i will always have time to talk to you. >> reporter: cinequest is hoping for 100,000 visitors. and a movie presented here won an oscar in the short film. dreams are made here. in our poll's website crashed for several hours after police announced it arrested 25 hackers associated with anonymous. hackers took credit for tonight's cyber attack. interpoll says it carried an arrest in argentina, chile and

spain. those arrested admitted to taking part in several political attacks. at the pentagon today there was a startling admission about what happened to the remains of some 9/11 victims. former general john abized says his investigation found partial remains that couldn't be identified were incinerated and sent to a landfill. the reu mains came from the pentagon and shanksville -- the remains came from pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. it's not clear how many victims this involved. the environmental protection agency fined western digital $55,000 for failing to handled waste properly. epa inspectors say workers were not properly trained. officials say they are working

to address the concerns. the plan comes in the wake of that deadly san bruno pipeline explosion back in 2010. consumers groups have suggested pd & e pay for the safety program in part by limiting executive pay and bonuses and using money from previous rate hikes. the california public utilities commission will make the ultimate degrees -- degrees sis -- decision on who ends up paying for the plan. students who make a habit out of skipping school in contra costa county can now face big fines up to $500. eric rasmussen explains it's part of a tough new daytime curfew approve bid county leaders today. >> i'll do whatever it takes to get a kid to school. >> reporter: finding students who lost their way is a job for

john. the unified school district is one of the unincorporated area new daytime curfew. angel says 50% of the absences here are unexcused something one recent grad can attest to. >> seems like a lot of people skipping out, i was one of them. >> would it make a difference if you would get fined a couple hundred bucks. >> definitely. i would not skip. >> contra costa county d.a. mark peterson says the new curfew is another crime fighting tool but the sheriff's office warns enforce m ent might be limited. >> we don't want to give any -- >> reporter: los angeles city leaders recently reduced crimes for daytime curfew violations after a backlash from the community and some parents here shared similar concerns. >> kids will be kids.

so i'm thinking it's up to the parents job to make sure that the kids go to school. not the sheriff. >> reporter: first time offenders will still get a warning under this program. nine other cities in contra costa already have daytime curfews of their own. eric rasmussen. bill rahanes says i understand schools hate it when kids skip class, but $2,500 $2,500 -- but $200 is out of control. and patricia says, kids who are cutting don't care about the fine. this is just going to hurt the parents. and storm tracker 2 is monitoring rain moving into the bay area right now. bill is back at 10:45 with your

complete bay area forecast and when we can expect the heaviest downpour. and a little help for those people stuck in a cruise ship stuck in pirate infested waters. wow,

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we have new information about the identity of two south bay men involved in a fatal rock climbing accident. bermuda has died after falling over a cliff. it took crews up to today to

recover him. today they finally announced an arrest in the case. donald wilson of santa clara is in jail accused of killing michael barbado in 1982. wilson regularly bought cocaine from the victim. persistence and new technology helped lead to an arrest. in news of the world tonight in syria, rebel helped smuggle rebels from homs. 13 syrians were killed, it's not clear what happened to a french reporter who needed surgery for a fractured leg. in china explosions at a plant killed at least 16 people. dozens of others are missing. shock waves injured farmers in a near by field and blew out

windows. and in the indian ocean, rescuers dropped supplies to a ship. a fire left the ship without any power. the 1,000 people on board are being forced to deal with high heat, humidity and no electricity. some members of the u.s. senate are calling for a new study of tsa body scanners now in use at u.s. airports. senator susan collins of maine is calling into question a government report that says the amount of radiation emitted by scanners is members -- is members -- is negligable and dangerous for práeg -- pregnant women. high tension power lines, trees, and an angry community

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a pg & e plan to cut down thousands of tree social security creating trouble. >> reporter: thousands of marked trees between nevado and the geyser in a high voltage right of way. pg & e says the trees are a hazard. >> we could be fined up to a million dollars a day as well as it could cause a cascading outage to millions of

customers. >> reporter: some say pg & e is going too far. >> clear cut through god only knows how many california live oaks. >> reporter: this century old oak says can't possibly grow another 40 feet to the power lines. a group called save our sonoma trees is organizing a protest. showing clear cutting erosion. >> if pg & e is going to take responsibility for removing those trees then they also need to bear the burden of irrigating the errosion that occurs. >> we're going to still leave bushes which should keep the soil. >> reporter: pg & e says crews have yet to begin any of the work but they say they need to

finish cutting the trees by the beginning of fire season. in contra costa county the mount diablo school board has approved preliminary lay offs for 89 teachers. however 72 educators have already said they plan to leave clayton valley high school voluntarily at the end of the school year when it converts to a charter school. more jobs could be saved if the district manages to hold on to $1.6 million in special funding from the state department of education. in san francisco today, supervisor scott weaner came out against proposed legislation that would ban food trucks from operating within 1,500 feet of both public and private schools. weaner said the proposed measure would keep food trucks out of the majority of the city. currently a san francisco ordnance bans the trucks from operating within 1,500 feet of public middle and high schools. winier says he wants to see that cut down to 500 feet. it's been almost a year

since japan's earthquake sent tsunami waves crashing into the japan coast. the surges cost more than $58 million in damage to the west coast. @ white house budget proposal for 2013 calls for cutting $4.5 million in tpeupbding to the agency that for -- in funding to the agency to forsee system. >> we really can't afford to cut back in this area. >> reporter: a network of 39 high tech ocean tsunami warning buoys monitor the pacific. currently 10 of them don't work and are waiting to be repaired. moving on shore right now, the rain begins after midnight, the heavy stuff. i know it's been raining at your house. the rain will begin in the next half hour or so. this storm tracker 2 representation showing the rain

and obviously showing snow, at lower elevations in the foothills and also showing now up in lake county. a winter storm warning in effect. snow levels down about 2,000 feet. you have low snow levels, you have rain moving in, and you have these winds. i'll come in a little closer. winds are gusting to 26-miles- an-hour. the sustained at 22. over on the bay bridge, winds are gusting to 26. that means tomorrow morning's commute is going to be a little dicey as far as the wind. the winds are definitely becoming a factor. i think they're a little stronger than original forecast. it's got cold air from the north, mid-latitude warmer air and moisture. these two look what they're doing. they are just coming over the top of us. and they're merging together, they're sincing in. by tomorrow we get .25 to 1- 1/2. there's more scattered showers

throughout the day tomorrow. but the heaviest rain is overnight tonight into the very early morning hours. so here we are, 2:00 a.m., there's the front you can clearly see it. then there we are 4:00 a.m. they'll be in here tracking this. basically right over the station. the winds will be going. the commute will be nasty for you early morning commuters. by 6:00 a.m. it's heading into the south bay. san jose commute, 6:30 to 7:00 a.m. is not going to be a pleasant one. the winds will still be around. they'll still be at that front with the winds gusting at the don barton bridge. by 7:00 a.m. things start to clear out. before that it's just widely scattered showers and snow on bay area peaks. as we get into thursday another rain system comes through and brings chances for sprinkles as well. while all this is going on here. the mountains are getting snow. if you're driving to the mountains the next 36 to 48 hours i would definitely check things out before you go. because they will be chaining

up. they might even get road closure tomorrow early as this system barrels in. you see a few showers for thursday. here's what's missing, i said this at the 6:00 show. we need about 10 more of those things lined up. but that's not the way it is. we clear out by saturday and sunday. >> and it turns around so fast. >> just in and out and nice weather. one of the san francisco zoos most beloved animals has died at the age of 41. jean the plaque rhino first arrived -- he was named after eugene hill. he had been sick and died.

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showing the olympic games are just 250 days away. each of those rings is 36 feet tall. the major of london is promising a summer like no other with plenty of free entertainment in addition to the summer games which begins on july 27th. mark joins us now. the sharks back home and it's going much better. >> a little home cooking. really a game where you have to outwork your opponent too. really stick your nose in it. to tell you the truth on the recent road trip didn't look like everybody was buying into that. things were different tonight. todd mclelan still recovering from a head concussion. assistants taking over. they need more out of him, logan couture was out today. 1-0. niemi great in the net with 26 saves.

this is the final seconds of regulation. and emotional final seconds, look at it let lose when the final buzzer sounds. but the sharks win it 1-0. they are unbeaten in their last 13 games against philadelphia. bring them on all the time. we're not only on storm watch around here but the warriors better be too. one of their best players out indefinitely. bottom line, baton down the hatches this team looks like they may be taking in some water. charles jenkins led tonight in indiana. monta outscored but he only hood 22 tonight. he has not been shooting consistently. indiana on the move, granger will miss but look at hibbard to cram down the offensive board. warriors turn it over 15 times as well.

one here resulting in a danny granger nonmiss. curry afraid to look. and why not? 10 #-78 the final -- 102-78 he could be out for a while. clippers gave an l.a. billy crystal checking out best supporting role that would be blake griffin who had 30. supporting because he takes a backseat to the rookie derrick williams of the t wolves. 4-four from outside. hit for 27 points. t wolves over the clippers and every time you looked around the ball this year. brooks all over that thing and the 49ers making sure he's around here for a while too signing him to a six year extension worth 44 preponderate 5 million, 7.5 of it guaranteed. that's the sporting life for a tuesday night. >> six year deal that's a good deal. all right. >> yeah. >> mark, thank you. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and the ktvu morning team is tracking heavy rain overnight.

they're going to let you know if it lingers long enough to make a mess of the morning commute. we're always here for you on ktvu.com and on mobile ktvu. 0