like it is moving north, mountains take your pick, 55 livermore, really, so much moisture in the air, wouldn't take much to get drizzle here, by about 9:00, things should cam down. one left, one impulse racing through, that's mostly rain. that's how warm this system was, and high pressure's going to slowly send the storm line back to the north. fog then sun, mild by morning light rain, drizzle, very mild temps, 50, there's a lot of heavy fog and misty drizzle. 60s on the temps today, here's sal. good morning, we're starting off well, although the roads are well, more drizzle as you mentioned, what have the kind of water it is, it's going to impact the morning commute. let's see what we have now with the east shore freeway, the traffic is moving along okay as we head out to the mcarthur maize, no major problems at the bay bridge toll bra plaza. this morning if you're on 580 westbound, traffic here looks

good. little bit of slowing coming over the dublin great, it's 4:30, back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we are beginning with breaking news now out of san jose this morning, the san hose police s.w.a.t. team is on venice avenue where a man is barricaded himself in a house. now there is, from what we understand, a warrant out for this man's arrest, and police are negotiating with him. police have alerted people who live in the area, some nearby houses have been evacuated. again, look at the map, this is in san jose, ktvu's reporter on the her way to the scene, she's going to have a live update at 5:00. our storm watch coverage wrapping up this morning after a four-day storm hit the bay area, but now clean-up efforts are underway. ktvu reporter in the county this morning. >> reporter: that's right, actually, in kentfield they saw the most rain over a four stay stretch, almost a foot of rain

here in mil valley, it is dry right now, but there's roadway flooding behind me, we're on miller avenue right from front of the high school. according to the national weather service, as of 9:00 last night, mill valley experienced more than eight and a half inches of rain over a three day period. flash flood warning was called off. at the 2:00 a.m. cloud, the owners brought out sandbags to help scave off the high waters when the rain pushes storm drains past their limits. >> it comes into the bar, the back rooms, it comes in up through the grates and everything. >> it's scary and at the same time, it's more water in our reservoirs. >> reporter: 60-foot landslide collapsed into this home and crashed into a newly built studio. firefighters chord up the flood to keep it from moving more. meanwhile, the storm may have contributed to a deadly car crash in mill valley yesterday morning, a jeep plunged 50 feet down an embankment, the driver

was found dead by search and rescue teams. as for now, the conditions appear to be drying up, although we still have the slippery, wet conditions out on your roadways with, ktvu, channel 2 news. the weekend storm is filling up russian river. it is expected to crest today. yesterday, it was gushing at 9,000 cubic feet per second. the water agency says it'll be enough to sustain farmers and ranchers. >> this is what we hope is the beginning of a phenomenal february, unfortunately, the drought is still on. >> the water agency says about six more inches of water is needed to reach the reservoir levels seen during the 1977

drought. that means water conservation efforts are still necessary despite the recent storm. take a look that the, this was about two weeks ago, this is what the russian river looked like, water level so was low you could walk daughters or sons without getting your shoes wet. at the time, the river was at its lowest level for january in more than 50 years. city crews across the bay area are busy cleaning up after the big storm. many crews have been on the job all night long working to remove mud, rocks, and other debris from the roads. ktvu news crew spotted this as a city crew out of oakland worked at a winding spread of fish ranch road. >> cold, wet, dark, so, yeah, hopefully they'll send us more people out here. >> those city workers are keeping a close eye on the soaked hillside which collapsed after days of heavy rain. travelers at bay area airports are dealing with delayed or canceled flights because of the weather. this morning, there are a few

canceled flights out of sfo, oakland and san jose aren't reporting problems, but yesterday, airport managers called for a ground delay program. that reduces the landing pattern to just one plane at the same time. now to get the latest weather updates, you can download our weather app and you can also follow us on facebook and on twitter. we also like to see your weather pictures, send them to photo@ktvu.com, also post them to our facebook page or tweet them at ktvu. the recent rain has exposed another potentially big problem with the northeastern span of the bay bridge. the new $6.4 billion bridge is leaking. caltrans says rain water is dripping into the steel structure which is supposed to be water tight. engineers are now working to pinpoint the source of the leaks which are raising concerns of corrosion. >> the concern is that water is

getting into the rail and television kind of them dripping down some of the bolts, that connect the barrier rail to the road deck. >> engineers however are confident they can plug the bridge leaks. caltrans will outline its repair plans during a news conference at 10:00 this morning. heyward police say the victim of a home invasion robbery killed and wounded another. it happened yesterday evening on western boulevard. a man who lived there told them he shot a man and woman who had invaded his home. officerrings found the man's body inside the home, the woman apparently escaped scene believed to have sought treatment for several gunshot wounds at eden valley hospital. still not clear if the intruder's had guns. a group protesting the deadly shooting of andy lopez is appealing to california's top law enforcement officer. snow ma county sheriff's deputy shot and killed the 13-year-old

in october. protesters are urging the prosecutor to intervene. they say its become far too politicized in snow ma county the state attorney general needs to step in. so far, there's been no response from harris. starting today, the federal government will extend several marriage rights to same-sex couples even if they live in states that don't recognize gay marriage. attorney general eric holder announced the policy change in a speech saturday night at a human rights campaign event in new york. under the new ruling, same-sex couples have the right to testify against a spouse, file for bankruptcy together, and to visit a spouse in prison. >> it appears to be another example of the obama administration imposing its will on the states. >> the attorney general is saying we're going to apply the same resumes as we do for other married couples for same-sex couples when it comes to our courts. >> currently 33 states do not recognize same-sex marriage. under the new policy, same-sex cup who else live in the state

but who get legally married elsewhere would be treated the same as others in federal, legal matters. this morning as well, new state legislation will be announced that could impact the financial future of city college of san francisco. mayor ed lee and state senator mark leno will make the announcement at san francisco city hall. last year the commission threatened to revoke city colleges accreditation on friday, the request was denied. school college officials say the next step is to file a formal appeal. some police officers in transrafel are testing out body cameras, it's part of a 90 day pilot program. they record video and audio. a spokesperson for the department says wearing the cameras not only provides a record of encounters, but it also can prevent suspects from being hostile if they realize they are being recorded. if the department decides it likes the cameras, they will spend about $60,000 to get more. san mateo police are

warning about a scam. officers have received several reports of fraud where someone is calling people and posing as a financial institution. the caller then instructs the victim to wire or send noun pay off their debt. another call is going out from someone posing to be pge and threatening to shut off the victim's power if they don't pay up. new report says the most generous americans live right here in the bay area. facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife pennsylvania sill la donated more than $970 million worth of facebook stock to a charity. that's the biggest donation total of anyone in the u.s. the chronical of philanthropy says living donors gave the same amount last year as in the two previous combined. well gas prices are going down slightly across the country, but it's a slightly different story right here in the bay area as well. across the country, the average price for regular gas is $3.29, that's down two cents in the last two weeks. and 30-cent cheaper than at this time last year. bay area drivers are paying

about a penny more than they did a week ago. the average in san francisco, $3.70. television nine cents a gallon cheaper in both san jose and oakland. time now 4:39 after waiting 187 starts for his first professional victory, jimmy walker now has three wins in the last eight tournaments. >> walker won the pebble beach national proam with a five foot par putt on the 18th. six shot lead at the start of the final round, dustin johnson finished second. >> i want to golf there once in my lifetime. 2012 continues to go up, the price to play there. >> we'll see when that happens. coming up, pilots landing at the wrong airport. the treason may happen more often than you think and why it's especially a big concern at one local airport. new coffee shop in southern

california is sparking controversy this morning. this hidden message in the name and why it could spark a lawsuit. good morning, right now we are looking at a roadway that is wet, although it is not really causing a lot of slow traffic yet, it's early, as we look at 880, traffic looks good, we'll tell you more about the morning commute. rain totals adds things wind day, some totals were over a foot, other areas didn't get that much. we'll have totals coming up.

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yesterday because of dangerous conditions. overall, resorts say the expect to see big crowds because of all the new fresh powder. well resident in atlanta are preparing for another winter storm there. this round of snow and ice comes just two weeks after another winter storm paralyzed the city. state and local officials say they have sense created an emergency weather task force. the national guard is on warning and the department of transportation there will be putting up signs all over the interstates. >> we're getting ready and trucks are coming here right now, workers are coming here right now, we're ready for tomorrow. >> the governor has asked georgia residents to avoid going out on the roads and telecommute if possible. officials say they want traffic to remain light so that trucks can get on the roadways and deliver the salt and sand necessary to pretreat those roads. meantime about 22,000 people in philadelphia are still without electricity more than four days after an ice storm snapped power lines. yesterday, crews continued to try and restore power as more

snow fell. schools across ten different states have had to use up all of their snow days, school officials are now being forced to schedule make-up days on holidays and possibly extend the school year. some u.s. lawmakers say russian authorities are withholding information about security threats to the winter olympics in russia. southern california congressman adam shift a member of the house intelligence committee says he believes the olympic venues in sochi are safe, but he wishes the russians were more willing to share information. >> i think as a matter of russian pride they don't to want share that, as a matter of not disclosing their sources and methods, they don't to want share that. it means we're less effective in protecting our people. >> reported 40,000 russian security forces are patrolling the games, russian authorities describe their security as a quote, ring of steel around sochi. well the olympic flame has become a social media shot spot

taking a selfie in front of the camera has become one of the biggest attractions at the sochi games. many fans tried unique poses in front of the flame, then posted them on twitter, facebook, and instagram. >> it's something like this, selfies, and they, oh, it's an olympic park. >> russia's hosting the olympics for the first time since 1980 summer games in moscow. for a second time, north korea canceled its u.s. visitation to discuss kent 9/11 bae whose been held for more than a year. this is a video shot friday when he was visited by a swedish diplomat. he tells him he's worried about his health now that authorities moved him back into a labor camp following a stay in a hospital. >> my main concern right now is

that my physical condition -- [ indiscernible ] they can do something right away would be the best way to do it. >> bae, whose a missionary from washington state was arrested in november of 2012 and sentenced to 15 years hard labor. he's accused of planning to bring down the development through religious activities. well time now is 4:48 and people are lining up outside a new coffee house in los angeles. now it looks like a regular starbucks, until you look closely and see its called dumb starbucks. the coffee is free, and some people say, it's not all that great, and no one seems to know who is really behind it. customers though have their own use. >> that's the story they're telling people, really, it's a relate show. and i think there's a camera in that expresso machine. >> they are also yelling drinks like at starbucks as well. they just answered a help wanted ad and a fly says it's a

real coffee house, but it's a parody mark to get around trademark laws. this is not one of their stores, which i hope that would be the case, and it is looking into the matter. >> hmm. >> see how long that lasts. >> coffee's not great, why are they standing outside? >> it's free. >> whatever. 4:48, sal, people like free stuff. >> well, also i think they might want to be on the tv. >> and if they think television a reality show -- >> yeah. >> good morning everybody, we don't have anything quite as interesting on the roads, we want it the to be nice and boring on the roads, we have high wind advisories by the chp, the weather, the weather people, chp issues them for drivers, on the golden gate bridge and on the other bridges. it has nothing to dod with how the winds are actually doing when it comes to, well, let's see, it's monday, let's bring steve in this.

this is a look at interstate 880 north and southbound, the traffic moving along well. seriously, the bottom line is both hands on the steering wheel across all bridges, this is a look at the toll plaza, westbound coming across in san francisco. let's look at the maps, the traffic is looking good. and now, let's bring that guy in here, hello, steve. >> we're talking about what, wind? >> well, you know the chp sometimes issues advisories, different from the weather service. >> that is correct. thank you, sir. the rain, if you will, is gone, there's still drizzle, there's fog if you want to call it light rain, that's fine. we'll get a great today, looks like the pat certain changing, although there's moisture stroams across. lake county, maybe northern sonoma could get light rain. we need a break, we need a break. some of the rain totals as we said would approach about a foot, and that did. kentfield did, i have better ones in a second.

napa almost seven and three quarters, santa rosa six and a third. i think we had 6.50, that's pretty good. san francisco over three, again, the line was north, i tell you, you go north bay, rain, south, and all the sudden, light rain or cloudy or drizzly, whatever. morgan hills .78. the leader of the back, if it is mount tan with seven inches. these are four day totals. the russian river, almost 12 and a half. mill valley about a foot. the pattern sets up right, they can get as much as the north bay, it just wasn't favorable for them. how do we stack up? 10% of average four or five days ago. now things look better. still nine inches of rain, 40% for where we should be. sanchos only 28. normal year, this would be bad, we got much needed rain, some

too much too soon. lost a the lot of fog, things are winding down. a lot of green here, not much wider snow. these are warm systems, still one more racing across, and i buy into that, fog, sun, mild, mostly sunny after that fog burns off, morning light rain, drizzled, very mild, humidity factor's through the roof right now, 6:on the temps, and one more system might clip the north bay, that's late tuesday into wednesday, overall trend is moving north out of our area, temperatures will be warming up, upper 60s to maybe 70 degrees by friday, then increasing clouds, little cooler, rain maybe sunday, i think it'll stay north. >> all right steve, thank you very much. coming up, something that has doctors worried this morning, concerning trend surrounding vaccinations and why some parents just not doing enough.

welcome back, the weekend storm is welcomed news who rely on lake folsom for water. the can want of water resources says the lake's level has risen at least eight feet since the rain started. it is expected to go higher as the runoff continues. water managers say the drought is far from over and lake levels still remain far below which is normal. new numbers shows parents are opting out of vaccinations

for their children. in the past ten years, the number of children not getting vaccinated has more than doubled. parents are able to get away with this by filling out what's called a pbe or personal belief exemption. some parents say the shots might cause illness or even autism, but county and state health officials disagree. >> there have been tens of thousands of kids studied, some who have received vaccines, others who haven't and there's no difference between those who get them and those who don't, it's frustrating to see that still prevailing out thereto. >> now some school nurses say doctors need to try harder to educate parents on the risks of their children not getting vaccinated. the number of green car pool stickers being used across the bay area continues to ride. officials with the state say that they could reach their 40,000 limit by the summer. more than 70% have already been issued, it gives drivers the opportunity to drive solo in a car pool lanes.

cars have to meet california's zero emission requirements and officials say with hybrid cars getting cheaper, there's more command for the stickers. if you've ever wanted to take a cruise, now could be the time to get a good deal, some are offering cruises for as little as $30 a night. the usual savage closer to $40 or much more. the industry hopes to entice passengers back on board after two ships reported two widespread noro virus outbreaks. this is the time they offer dealing to get travelers to book for the rest of the year. before the nfl draft, a college football star announced he's gay. michael sam who plays for the university of missouri tigers told the new york times he's proud to be gay. the all-american came out last season, and by the time it was over, he was voted most valuable player and defensive player of the year in the southeastern conference. if drafted, he would become the first openly gay player in the nfl. well today the san francisco zoo is throwing a

birthday party. they're celebrating jillian, the tiger's birthday. jillian is turning one years old, awe. >> zoo keepers will present jillian and her mom with a giant ice treat in the shape of a cup cake. people are being encouraged to bring her a birthday card. >> awe. happy birthday. >> happy birthday. coming up next o in our 5:00 hour, we have that breaking news in san jose, a s.w.a.t. team surrounded a home, we understand a man has barricaded himself inside that home, this is a live look at the scene, ktvu's reporter just arrived on scene, we'll have more on the evacuations underway in that neighborhood. new safety plan on san francisco's busy sunset boulevard following the death of a pedestrian. the changes one group is calling for that could have a drastic effect on traffic. good morning, we are looking at some problems now on the commute as we look at interstate 880, this looks good, but there's a new crash reported in the south bay, we'll tell you about that

straight ahead. some of the rain totals exceeded a foot. are we done or is there more on the way? what about more rain?

we're live in san jose where residents have been evacuated. police have a home surrounded.

we'll tell you why they're trying to get to a man inside of one of those homes. we're live in mill valley where mud slides, car crashes, and flooding all happened over the weekend. we'll tell you just how much rain fell coming up. some of the totals were indeed impressive in the north bay, not so much towards the south bay, are we done or is there more rain on the way? pilots landing at the wrong airport, the reason it's an especially big concern at one local airport. it's all ahead here on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. i want to take you right back down to san jose this morning, this is our breaking news that we are following. you are looking at a neighborhood in san jose, this is around vernice street >> reporter:yeah. >> avenue, thank you. and it's quite a police activity going on