now at 5:00, we are on storm watch. our you crews are out in the elements monitoring the problems and the concerns. >> >> i'm meteorologist tracking it from the ktvu weather center. conditions are changing by the minute, i'll tell you what to expect. >> >> this weekend's downpour poses a problem on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. cal-tran said it's not a problem they are too worried

about, yet. >> >> a very wet weekend across the bay area, nearing an end, but not without one last downpour. tonight, aces some celebrate the much-needed rainfall, others are on alert. good evening, i'm ken wayne >> and i'm heather holmes. we begin our storm watch coverage with look at our "stormtracker" 2 radar where you can see an awful lot of green. north bay got the most. mill valley received six inches of rain. >> we were almost dry days ago, this, the russian river, prompting some advisories in the north bay, a flash flood watch that was supposed to expire two hours ago has been extended until 9:00 tonight.? the sierra winter storm warning is in effect until 4:00 tomorrow morning. >> >> kristina and katie have been out in the elements, we begin are our meteorologist, mark

tomio with mosh more on the flash flood watch. >> rainfall totals adding up over the sequence of days across northern california. especially north bay. as you can see, remember we were talking about the system back on wednesday and thursday and rainfall totals in fact since thursday. they are adding up. santa rosa, over 6 inches. richmond, same deal and out toward concorde and san francisco adding up as well over three inches of rainfall. as you mentioned, the flash flood watch extended for parts of the north bay, for marine, sonoma county, rainfall has been picking up over the past hour. we see there u thaw on the radar and there you can see the coverage for san francisco and right around san raphael and richmond. here is the wider perspective, around sonoma county, light to moderate. all of the action has been moving out to the east.

out toward brentwood, livermore, one cell outside of livermore around livermore producing rainfall rates a third of an inch an hour as we come in tighting. take a closer inspection of all of the activity in this region. difficult travel on 580, right now, there is the radar loop, once moving rapidly across the bay. about an hour ago toward the golden gate bridge in the east bay and inland valleys and off shore, upstream, the final stage of our system. basically over the past few days, we have had a garden hose of moisture being directed toward the bay area. it will finally be on the move. the key impact of our forecast as we het into monday. from mark, we go to katie where the flash flood watch has been extended. >> reporter: the flood watch

has been extended. what i'm about to show you is exciting from a bay area stand point. this is the russian river. it's raging. it's an important bram for bay area water supply. we have video to show you how much the storm has increased the river's level and hopefully area reservoirs. >> mother nature delivers. >> >> reporter: this is our spot and so are the people that live along the russian river. >> it looks really cool under the bridge. >> reporter: rejoicing over rushing water. >> thank god. it's a welcome site, obviously to see the water. >> reporter: she, like brad cher wood with the water agency has been watching the river levels closely. >> >> reporter: he marvels at the

difference this water has made. john fowler showed us the river levels, then. it was flowing about 40 cubic feet per second, a mere trickle, but by today, 9,000 cubic feet per second. >> the most important picture we have seen yet. >> i don't think this is enough rain, yet. >> and she is right. >> this is what we hope is the beginning of a phenomenal february. unfortunately, the drought is still on. >> reporter: brad says we are still way behind. need several more storms and at least six inches to even reach the brought levels from 1977. but, for now, this storm brings some relief. >> happy fish, happy ranchers, happy water guys, bring it on. >> >> reporter: now, as the storm continues to bring rain, the russian river is expected to crest tomorrow. still a long way from flood

stage, which is 23 feet. we are at about eight feet currently. the reason we are seeing flooding across the north bay, i'm told that the ground is the dryest it has been in 120 years. so, simply the rain cannot saturate into the ground quick enough. we are seeing a lot of runoff across roadways and the flood watch if effect for some of the smaller streams and creeks here in the north bay. that goes until 9:00 tonight. ktvu channel "2 news." from the rising creeks and rivers to flooded roads to power outages, this storm is making its mark. kristina is in berkeley with the problems she found there, kristina? >> reporter: this neighborhood we are in has seen their own power outage. electricity has been restored. there are others across the bay area that feed a little more help. >> a big flash of power outages hit the bay area.

ktvu cameras captured this transformer blowing out in san francisco. adding to the list of areas where pg & e crews worked to restore electricity. >> it's -- water may be one man's hobby, but it's another one's headache in mill valley. >> this is a business killer. >> reporter: the 2:00 am club usually see as big sunday crowd instead of empty bar stools and sandbags out front. >> i think it has been an issue for decades. it's something when the tide coincides with the heavy rains, we get the flooding. >> reporter: water is collecting outside of a handful of businesses intread of

draining to a creek that is full. >> infrastcture is what it is. what are we going to do? it's nature. >> >> reporter: these business owners want the city to fix the issue for good so they can get back to work without worrying about the rain. >> as this continues, it will be taking a chunk out of my business. >> reporter: they are crossing their fingers electricity won't go out. the business owners say they stand to lose thousands today and tomorrow, they say it will be a waiting game to determine whether or not they will open. as far as electricity goes, cruises will be working to restore any elicoricety that has been out in affected areas. >>. rain has made for a slow and dangerous weekended on bay area roads. are you looking live at interstate 80 in berkeley. cars have been moving slower than usual. traffic heading west is moving slowly. want to take to you a map in

our traffic center. the red and yellow lines indicate where traffic is stopped or moving slowly. >> >> travelers at san francisco airport faced delayed as wind andrin were on the roadways. two planes landing simultaneously have been reduced to one landing at a time. a spokesman said as of an hour ago 91 flights had been canceled and most delays in the 60-90 minute range. one frustrated passenger we spoke with said miscommunication prevented him from making his life. >> extremely frustrating. i got a call, there wasn't a human being that called me. i couldn't reach them, when i did, they gave me the wrong information. >> reporter: oakland and san jose reports were not reporting any weather-related delays. >> >> in the sierra rain became

snow in higher elevations. donor summit, 7200 feet, where as much as four feet of new snow has fallen. cal-tran has chain restrictions in place for all but four-wheel drive vehicles. on interstate 80, cal-tran is screening westbound trucks in truckie to make sure drivers are carrying chains. >> >> this weekend, as we remain on storm watch, viewers have been sending us pictures of flooding and other effect says of the rain. this creek in lake sonoma is overflowing. the photographer said it went from ankle deep to completely washed out in four hours. >> i want to show you another picture. a spa owner sent us this picture, trying to protect building from rising waters. the last picture comes to us from our social media director,

michelle, showing us this flooding. one of many, many in the north bay. >> >> we would like to see your weather photos -- . our storm watch coverage continues throughout the hour, we'll check back in with our meteorologist, mark, coming up at 5:20, 5:30 and 5:45. coming up in a few minutes at 5:15, allie has shown how rain has exposed a new problem on the new bay bridge. we'll get another look at the live conditions coming up in the next half hour. >> >> a major change in the way the government recognizes same sex marriage is getting major criticism >> another example of the obama's administration imposing their will on the state. >> >> a federal announcement expected tomorrow could mean for same sex couples across the country. >> >> a healthy giraffe shot and killed and fed to the lions at

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san jose police say they arrested a driver on charges of driving under the influence and manslaughter after a fatal accident. it happened at 3:35 this morning on brandon lane. only one vehicle was involved. the red one on the back of the tow truck. three people were inside, all of them taken to the hospital where one person was declared dead. police have not released the identity of those involved. >> >> san jose police say an officer shot and wounded a man accused of stealing a car. a man was carrying a shotgun outside of a home and demanding that someone inside give him the keys to a vehicle. after a short vehicle chase,

officers confronted the man on white road. that's where an officer fired his weapon and hit the man at least one. police describe the man's wounds as serious, but not life- threatening. >> >> oakland police are investigating a homicide on a 69-year-old woman. police say she died 10:50 saturday morning at a home on 103rd avenue near plymouth street. authorities have not released the victim's name or the cause of her death. >> >> turning back to our storm watch coverage. this weekend's rain has exposed a new problem on the new bay bridge. turns out it leaks. the large storm is sending rain into places on the $6.4 billion bridge where it shouldn't be, >> reporter: it was tough to see the road on the bay bridge this morning. over the weekend a problem underneath the road became very

visible to cal-tran's engineers. >> we have found some leaks. we are still determining how many. >> reporter: since friday, engineers have been working to pinpoint the source of the leak. they appear to be along the barrier well. >> the concern is that water is getting into the rail and it is dripping down on the bolts that connect the barrier well to the road deck. >> it has been having prims all along. it's not new. >> >> reporter: cal-tran officials came under fire earlier this year for problems with bolts in the new eastern span. >> drivers this morning wonder what may be wrong with the $6 billion project. >> everything will have issues at first. >> gordon said core corrosion shouldn't be a problem, it has

a protective coating inside. >> this is water. this is -- you weather-wise it the best you can. >> drivers agree. >> everything needs like a test run, i think, in and we haven't had rain in so long. i'm not really worried about it. >> reporter: cal-tran said a team of engineers will be taking a closer look this afternoon. they plan on providing another update about the situation in the morning. >> >> more details on the new span's many problems. the bad bolts were discovered and repaired. a few weeks ago, several engine easterlies testified to state lawmakers that they also had issues with concrete. steel decked on a tower. they say they were pressured to finish the bridge on time, but even with the issues, they insist the bridge is safe for

operation. >> >> it's amazing how quickly things can change. we still have the drought, but we are talking about flooding as well. still some rain in the forecast. another day of impressive rain totals for parts of the bay area. south bay kind of missing out on this. san jose not reporting much at all over the past 24 hours. these are 24-hour totals, santa rosa. san francisco, over an inch, trace amounts mountainview. but out toward boulder creek. 1.6. as far as the flash flood watch that is in place, right now, extended up in the north bay until 9:00 this evening. an update on live "stormtracker." you can you see what is happening. the final phase of this system pushing across northern california and across the bay area. rainfall rates have increased. up in the north bay, nothing too significant. at least nothing too extreme. it looks like the steadier rain

outside 0 the east of santa rose could. toward again allen. around the coast, half moon bay, san francisco's ocean beach, around the bay itself. look at the yellows and reds towards the east. there you go for south san francisco. and downtown, sliding the maps to the south, more rainshowers to record. right around san jose, rain developing there. toward livermore, moderate and heavier cells around discovery bay. you can pick out toward brentwood and discovery bay picking up the most intense rainfall at last check. for tonight, we have this, periods of rain. there is a chance of a thunderstorm, unstable air moving in with this piece of energy that could trigger a thunderstorm. here's our live camera, all of the cloud cover out there and raindrops have been moving into the picture. tomorrow, morning clouds --

we are going to gradually clear out the clouds. you have been hearing a lot about rivers with all of the moisture setting up. northern california extended back toward hawaii. we are getting hawaii's moisture. this is pretty much the same storm, setting up camp off shore. tonight, periods of rain, tomorrow, as i mentioned, the morning chance with the sun cloud mix into the afternoon hours. here is our forecast models. rainshowers out there, once again, the possibility of a thunderstorm, but look what happens tomorrow morning. just some clouds out there, the chance of a sprinkle or light shower and then into the afternoon hours, skies becoming

partly cloudy by 3:00 or 4:00 and that's all reflected in your forecast for your monday. temperatures will be in the upper 50s, low to mid-60s for afternoon highs and here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast, there is a chance for monday morning, partly cloudy on tuesday, just a slight chance of a shower on wednesday. more clouds by thursday and friday coming up in our next weather update, we'll update the winter storm in the sierras and we'll have the five-day forecast with the weekend always in view and we have the chinese forecast to talk about. >> >> six people killed on a busy freeway. why officials say this horrible crash never should have happened. >> >> why some say russian officials are not doing enough to protect americans at the olympics. >> >> the killing of a jury giraffe in front of paytons at a zoo. why the zoo said they had to do

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u.s. lawmakers expressed frustration today that russia is with holding information that could help protect americans there. russian authorities describe security efforts as a ring of steel around sochi. southern california congressman adam shift said the u.s. is not getting the kind of cooperation he would like from the russians, but acknowledged there is a cultural barrier. >> i think as a matter of russian pride, they don't want to share that. as a matter of disclosing their methods to us. they don't want to share, but it means we are less effective in protecting our people. >> >> mike mccall thinks there is a high probability there will be an attack outside of the so- called ring of steel and said such terrorists would treat such an attack as a victory. >> you are talking about an area of the world where suicide bombers go off all of the time. the eyes of the world are on the olympics and the extremists know this.

>> meanwhile, vladimirputeen seemed relaxed as he greeted the public. >> >> a speed cater has become the first openly gay athlete to win gold at the olympics. she posted this selfy this afternoon on our facebook page, which is filled with a lot of comments, she won the 3,000- meter rice and she will compete in other races coming up. one of seven openly gay athletes competing at sochi. >> >> university of california president spoke today to the press about gay rights and russia. >> i think our president, president obama has been very clear over time about the united states and our position with respect to human values and human rights and freedom of expression and tolerance and diversity. these are things we hold dear in the united states.

and this is an area where we have some disagreements with russia. >> she was picked to head the delegation. >> >> animal rights activists out raged over the dill killing of a giraffe. the 18-month-old was killed with a shotgun in front of visitors, including children at the copenhagen zoo. he was given a public autopsy and fed to the lions. the zoo said that the giraffe was part of an international breeding program and genes were overrepresented and was killed to prevent in breeding. >> >> our storm watch coverage continues, next. >> >> we are live along the rug river where water levels are drastically different compared to a few days ago. i'll tell what you it means for bay area reservoirs and the

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back now live to our storm coverage. as we take a look at i-80

freeway. one of the spots affected by the rain, drivers slowing down due to the slick roads, our meteorologist has been working overtime to keeps up-to-date on the conditions of the storm. >> he joins us live. what is it looking like? >> reporter: we are tracking the final piece of the storm moving across the area. the flash flood watch still extended. want to keep you posted on that for the north bay. until 9:00, as you can see right now, live "stormtracker," you get and idea of the progression over the past three hours, rainfall has been picking up especially around ocean beach, pushing across san francisco. here's a closer inspection of the radar. rain coverage at napa, pushing the maps to the south, you can see basically covering san francisco bay toward half moon bay. all of the yellows and reds crooned to a reds core respond

to heavier rainfall. oakland, south san francisco, south bay, clouds, rainshowers nearby. it looks like all of the action to the south, east, toward the santa cruz mountains, rainfall has been picking up. we'll continue to track these and also an update on the winter storm warn in the sierras. that is coming up in 15 minutes. >> >> we want to go back to ktvu's katie eunis. the river is really flowing, today. >> reporter: we have monitored the river all day. let me show you the current water levels. it was at this line a few hours ago and then has receded slightly, however, as the water continues to come from the storm and trickle into the

river, water levels are expected to rise and crest mid- day tomorrow. the russian river is important for the north bay water supply. people are watching it very closely. we showed you different levels when the water trickled a a mere 40 cubic feet per second. today, it is gushing at 9,000 cubic feet per second and continues to rise until it crests tomorrow. officials say the water in the liver u river will be enough to sustain farmers and ranchers for the next few weeks, however, we need storm after storm, water conservation efforts are still important. we are still in a drought. i'm told the ground was the dryest it has been in 120 years before we had this storm. that's why we are seeing flooding in the north bay. the russian river has been modified greatly, so it no longer is a flood concern. it needs to reach 23 feet

before we would have flooding issues. currently, it's about eight feet. the flash flood watch is in effect until 9:00 tonight. for the very latest on our weather including current conditions, warnings and advisories, download our new ktvu weather app. you can find updates on facebook as well as twitter. >> >> the government will begin to extend rights to same sex couples regardless of which state they call home. it is causing a stir. >> >> reporter: attorney general eric holder said he wants to recognize gay marriages to the greatest extent possible under the law. for example, starting monday, same sex married couples cannot be compelled to testify against each other in federal court. even in states where same sex

marriage is not recognized. >> the federal government will not use state views as a basis to object to someone in a same sex marriage invoking this right. >> reporter: the supreme court ruled that federal benefits could not denied to legally married same sex couples, but the court let the door open for the states to determine who is to be married. 33 states have laws defining marriage between one man and one woman. another example of the lawlessness of the obama administration, going well beyond what any court has required. and it starts to push down liberal ideal logical dilemmas. >> >> reporter: on capital hill,

reaction was mixed. >> the attorney general said we are going to apply the same rules. >> it appears to be another example of the obama administration imposing its will on the states. >> reporter: the attorney general announced the department of justice will recognize gay, less biian couples in bankruptcy cases and in the rules governing federal inmates. >> >> hackers have reportedly broken into the networks of three medical device companies. all of the companies with ties to the bay area. possibly to steal trade secrets as well as personal information. the companies are medtronics, based in santa rosa. boston scientific, and saint jude's medical. a source called these attacks very thorough and said there are fines the hackers attack from china.

the company did not comment except to say that the chronicle's information was inaccurate. >> >> earlier, today, the san francisco bee reported errors and they were removed. all twitter followers were listed as supporters. that included likely opponents in the november election. tsa officials refusing to pursue allegations by a former employee about bad behavior by former screeners. a former screener said that workers targeted passengers from particular countries for pat down searches and made fun of the images from full body scans. today, the tsa said the machines that revealed too much of people's bodies have been

replaced. today's rain didn't keep anxious job seekers from turning out for a big job fair in santa claira. a steady line of applicants filled out paperwork and went through interviews. the second such fair this year. park managers said they will hire 2500 people for the season which starts march 29th. >> >> a lot of the positions are starting. they have a chance to move forward and continue in the industry. i, myself, started out as a lifeguard in 1995 and was able to move my way up in the company. >> great america said from here on out, job seekers can fill out applications online. >> >> managers of a storages thatsy looking for someone that left behind a a collection of medals turned up in a louisville kentucky storage unit. if he is alive, he is likely in

his 90s, 70 years ago, he went off to fight for his country it looks like he spent the whole time in world war ii. started in one campaign in europe and finished up in asia. he was in the army with a 101st airborne. >> the storage facility manager said that the medals are causing quite a bit of interest from veterans. >> >> if you thought our weekend storm was bad, look at this, how residents in japan dealt with the heaviest snowfall in decades. >> >> looking at highway 4. a weekend of wet weather is nearing an end. conditions are changing by the minute. our meteorologist will give us an update on the conditions and what you can expect for the workweek. .

back to our storm watch coverage. we want to give awe live look at the conditions outside of our studio in oakland. we have a light drizzle. >> visibility is poor. let's check in with mark. are we going to need the umbrella tomorrow? >> early morning hours, a few showers across the bay area tonight. rainfall, then tomorrow things will be heading to the south. in the short term, we have more rain and even a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. all of the focus has been up in the north bay. look at this amazing picture, the russian river. and at last check. river stage was 7.8. last friday, it was 1.3 feet.

downstream up to 18.6 feet, from five feet earlier in the week. significant rise on the rivers, below flood stage. as far as the north bay, the flash flood watch posted until 9:00, all of the areas shaded from green, at least the possibility of more rain in the forecast for tonight. can you see in the short term, rain coverage moving across the bay area, a closer look at all of that action basically up to the north bay. it looks like a little break for parts of santa rosa. moving the maps to the south. waves of moisture pushing across the southern half of the region t has been relatively quiet in terms of accumulations. the whole event, it looks like heavier cells toward the san mateo bridge. all of the activity, yellows

and reds, still showing you more action. lingering rainshowers to the west of the bridge. there, you can pick out more coverage for the santa cruz mountains all and all of the areas approaching mountainview, as well. we have some activity toward woodside. as far as the rainfall numbers. san a rosa over nine inches of rain. san francisco 5.55 and oakland over four inches. this is for the season. this is since last july. these numbers still very low, but a nice improvement over the next three to five days across the bay area. for tonight, periods of rain, a chance of a thunderstorm out there. here is our live camera looking out toward a cloudy and wet basically over oakland, right now, with the rainshowers paying us a visit moving rapidly across the region. tomorrow, morning clouds, skies becoming partly cloudy. extended high clouds in the

forecast with a slight chance of a shower. this was the scene at sugar bowl, a lot of rain at the base of the ski resorts, but we have the winter storm warning in place with the snow levels coming down a little bit. winter storm warning in place until tomorrow morning. so, once again, this weather pattern, we talked about the moisture extended toward hawaii. the last phase moving as it moving to the south. this will be the guy responsible for the movement of this system and tomorrow, morning clouds with a chance of a shower out there. here's our forecast model. rainshowers tonight, at 9:00, but look what happens, decrease in activity tonight into monday morning, skies becoming partly cloudy for the afternoon hours on monday. forecast highs mainly in the upper 50s to the 60s, san jose, 63,ly more, 60, a look ahead to

your five-day forecast. we have trimmed back on a chance of a wednesday shower. slight chance with your weekend in view. very important forecast coming up. we have a chinese new year's parade, san francisco, looks like more cloud cover, maybe the shower chance could hold off until after the parade. we'll be watching. >> >> thank you, mark. >> >> a rare snowstorm in parts of japan is paralyzing transportation systems and causing a search in snow related injuries and death. officials say it is the heaviest snowfall in more than four decades, 10 inches of snow in tokyo. the snow is slowing down trains and causing dozens of flight cancellations. >> >> portland, oregon, dealing with a three day storm there. causing traffic problems, power outages, school closures around the state. many businesses have closed.

an ice storm warning is still in effect tonight. forecasters are expecting the storm to finally ease up overnight. >> >> all of that snow there, all of that rain here. >> >> coming up. stanford against seattle. >> >> final round at pebble beach wraps up with a dynamite finish, "sports wrap" is next. ♪ . ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪

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good evening, everyone, welcome to this early sunday night "sports wrap" >> they have experienced every kind of weather that can be thrown at them, but the pebble beach proam finished today. phil mickelson found

distractions of the beach more interesting than his eventual finish eight strokes back. >> jimmy walker started the day with a six stroke lead, others took their shots. jordan speed finishes his round of 67, the leader in the clubhouse. dustin johnson started nine strokes back, but quickly made his move. now, a tough birdie putt on the 9th. this one goes, johnson would shoot a 66 and posted a 10 under par total for the tournament. so did jim renner. he made the putt and finished with a 67. he and johnson waited and jimmy walker closed the deal. walker breezing for his first nine holes. his approach on the 8th sets up a birdie. at this point, he was 14 under

par and up by six strokes. >> >> when he made birdie at 11, he still have the six stroke lead. but, after just one bogey in his first three rounds, walker made five of them today. after this one at 17. his lead shrunk to one stroke. that made this par putt an effort, but walker nailed it for his third win in his last eight tournaments play. prior to the hot streak, he gone 137 events without racking up a win, now, he has this to put on his resume. >> it's really cool, the people that have won here, it's amazing, you think of what tiger did in 2000 and nicholas and all of the people that won here. it's awe cool place to win. a lot of history, not a bad place to win. my caddie and i had good vibes

going. he reminded me on the last hole of the day. he said "we talked about this. this is why are you here. enjoy it. this is why we play. o to get to this spot." i'm really glad he said that. it kind of calmed me down. >> >> here is how the leaderboard shaped up -- . michael allen saw ducky waldorf come to force a playoff in florida. they went to settle it. allen had this effort for eagle. he doesn't get the eggle, but makes birdie, putting the pressure on waldorf. allen, who has never won on the regular pga tour has won six times on the over 50 circuit.

>> >> third-ranked cardinals in seattle to play washington. huskies jumped out to make them play from behind all day. huskies finished strong. san jose and valley christian, jasmine davis with the hoop. next move and jump shot from plumb, huskies win, handing stanford their first loss in 12 games. cardinals 22-2 overall. >> >> still to come on this early sunday night sports wrap, more goals for the olympics. we'll be right back. .

boyd from beyond the ark, she will be on that, cal win went on a 24-2 win to close out the second half, making the final score 87-70. >> >> final seconds left in lubbock texas. oklahoma trailed texas tech by two. helped out by a couple of fans, but takes issue with something said from behind him. you can't do that. he was teed up. he apologized to the fan, but was given a three dame suspension. smart is considered a solid nba prospect. >> >> united states won their second gold medal.

a day after the u.s. won in slopes >> one of the last to drop and it just felt so good to be able to do something that i knew i could do and i bleached it, but just having the passion and determination to really do what i'm capable of. >> the u.s. also won the bronze medal in team figure skating. russians picked up their first gold in that event while canada took the silver. >> >> here are the totals -- . that will do it for this early sunday night sports wrap, see you tonight at 10:00. >> >> we'll see you then. >> >> coming up on the 10:00 news, we will be on storm watch as the latest storm makes one last

push before heading out. >> >> plus, why some parents are not getting their children immunized. we'll take you to a bay area school where three out of four students don't have their shots. >> >> what health officials have to say about that. >> >> before we go, one more check of the forecast lingering rain for us tonight. we have the flash flood watch posted for the north bay until 9:00. tomorrow, clouds in the morning. partly cloudy for the afternoon. >> >> and remember, we are always here for you on ktvu. com. hope to see you back here tonight at 10:00. .

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♪ argument is lacking in all scientific merit. ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ it is well established superman cleans his uniform by flying into earth's yellow sun, which incinerates any contaminate matter and leaves the invulnerable kryptonian fabric unharmed and daisy fresh. what if he gets something kryptonian on it? like what? i don't know. kryptonian mustard. i think we can safely assume that all kryptonian condiments were destroyed when the planet krypton exploded. or it turned into mustard kryptonite, the only way to destroy a rogue kryptonian hotdog threatening earth. leonard: raj, please, let's stay serious here. superman's body is kryptonian, therefore his sweat is kryptonian. yeah, what about kryptonian pit stains? superman doesn't sweat on earth.