up to 6-inches of rain expected in the north and we will tell you where else this storm is expected to hit and how windy it could get, next.

insurance hacks, the personal details stolen from 80 million americans, that could put them at risk. it is 7:00, and we are live in napa where a big storm is expected to hit later today. it's dry right now, but later, some areas there may need sandbags and flood damage control. coming up, we will have more on the preparations now underway. good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2. i am torii campbell. >> good morning. i am dave clarke. let's talk about weather and traffic. this is going to be big, steve. >> it's a great day i see here. >> we have gray skies and combination of fog, especially around eastern county. and a little bit down towards morgan hill. flash flood watch for the north

bay. rain will be stacking up. we have a wind advisory. breezes are showing southeast direction but not that strong yet. but it will will. rain on the north coast, although not that much. thompson said 15 100's in crescent city. we're waiting for the moisture to barrel in here and juice things up, and it will. 40s and 50s on your temperatures. mild due to the cloud cover. some areas in the fog can be cold. the rain on the north coast is inching closer to saw know ma. but i doubt this is doing much. but it's a sign of things to come as we get this together. it will slow down and topple out on the north bay and eventually move south. it could be impressive totals. this might be amended a little bit. these are early guesstimates. it sure looks like a lot of rain is on the way it may take

until friday night. comes in later. still above average temperatures. a lot of 60s to near 50s. >> yeah, thank you, steve. it's thursday, and we have a typical slow commute for you on the freeways from the east shore freeway to the mcarthur maze. 29 minute drive, which is slowest in richmond. it gets better by the time you reach berkeley area. it's about 25-30 minute delay when you get to the toll plaza. southbound 880 from 238 down to the freemont area, you will see slow traffic blamed by an earlier crash. a lot has been slow as it normally is. northbound is not all that bad. now, it's 7:03. let's go back to the desk. the last time the whole bay area saw rain was christmas eve. but now, we're finally about to see some where wet weather as

steve just mentioned, the north bay is bracing for strong winds, and heavy rain. we are in napa to let you know the preparations going p on there. -- going on there. >> reporter: good morning. it's a sandbag preparation. folks are getting ready to set those in areas that are prone to flooding. it's dry this afternoon, but that will change this afternoon. 6-inches of rain is expected. now scattered thunderstorms as well as showers are expected throughout the weekend. and it's been a long time coming. the last time we got a good dose of rain was mid december. they experienced flooding then, so did san francisco and parts of the peninsula. a flash flood wash has been issued in napa county. wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour are expected and napa residents say it's long overdue. >> i love it. i think it's great. i love the rain. >> have you taken any precautions to prepare for the

next couple of days. >> absolutely not. gossipping it. >> public works crews have been prepping for possible power outages. in san francisco yesterday, sandbags were delivered to the 17th and folsom. and we will head to a spot where they are handing out sandbags. it's a beautiful sun rise in downtown napa it's gorming goes now but it won't -- gorgeous now but it won't look like that in a couple of hours. mean tile, a streak of car break-ins in san jose has police looking for a man who could be part of a well organized theft ring. where is this happening and who is being tar getted?

>> reporter: good morning, this area is full of hotels and the burglars may be targeting unsuspecting, out of towners. one worker from a local cof fee shop told us some of the clients have been victims and they are local. near 880 and 101 and 1st 1st street has had 53 break-ins in the past 3 months. it's frequented by business people, who may have valuables. the thieves are mashing win -- smashing windows and grabbing valuables it's happening in a hatter of seconds. -- matter of seconds. >> these are occurring between 6:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. in the morning. times when people are in a hurry to get to the meeting and an airport. we actually want people to understand that if you have items of value in your car, take them with you. >> it's odd. i brought my open car here, so it's disconcerning. >> are you careful about

locking it up? >> always. we don't leave anything in it either. >> 26-year-old kevin jordan of oakland is a suspect. he has 2 outstanding wants and he's part of a sophisticated crew that cases nicer vehicles. the police made contact with him yesterdayed and he run away. police are looking for help in this case. back to the studio. >> thank you. meantime, the sheriff's office arrested a man accused of sexual assaulting a little girl inside a 99-cent store in heyward. they confirmed he's the man you see in these images from inside the store when the attack occurred. the girl's mother was on another aisle at the store. it is 7:07. state lawmakers will soon

consider legislation to eliminate a personal belief exemption thallous parents in california to refuse to vaccinate their children. the current measles outbreak is unveiled yesterday, currently vaccinations are required to attend a california school. but parents can claim a personal belief or religious exemption if they don't want to vaccinate their children. under the new legislation, that will go away, leaving only exemptions for medical reasons. >> as a pediatrician, i've witnessed children suffering from preventable infections. >> 13,000 california kindergarten students are not vaccinated with their parents claiming the personal belief exemption. the number of nonvaccinated schools are have increased. a related rise in the rates of infectious disease. personal information of 80 million americans may be at

risk after the latest big cyber attack. anthem health insurance says hackers may have the names and birthdays and social security numbers and the salary of customers and workers. that is most of the information needed to get credit cards and loans in the names of the hacking victims. the stolen images does not include medical records or credit card numbers. anthem is the largest private insurance company in california. buster posey already a star? the giants catcher may be going to a higher level. after winning three world series championships in the past 5 year, buster is in the running to become the face of major league baseball. in on online vote that ended an hour ago, posey won a second round show down against fellow catcher jonathan he crow of the milwaukee brewers. 41% to 59%.

he advances to the third round, torii. a's pitcher shaun do little is in the competition. the overall winner will be named in 3 weeks. steve curse says curry put on his super man cape to help his team make the biggest comeback of the season. >> terry open 3, yes, sir! curry scored a season high 51 points, and made 10 3-point shots. the dallas mavericks 128-114. dallas jumped out to a 22 point lead in the 1st quarter, curry got them back in the game. it's. the last game before the big game next week. >> african american teenage boys in an oakland school district were given tickets to the warriors game as a special

treat. the goal of the african american achievement program is to make sure they stay in school and go on to college. they hear about the importance of higher education. >> i did used to get into trouble a lot. but when i got in the program, it gave me the backbone to make sure i have someone looking over me. >> if they have been in our shoes, they understand and know how to help us to succeed in life. >> since the program began, 2010, the graduation rate for african american boys across the district has increased from 42% to 57%. the program is in 16 oakland schools, and the hope is to expand it to even more. what a nice reward for them to go to a warriors game. >> chris chapman is a great job running that program. some big changes may be coming to san francisco after last week's deadly apartment building fire in the mission. coming up, the new safety rules that will be proposed today to help some of the tenants and

the fire victims. go pro cameras could be more popular after the latest move by the camera maker. we're looking at a commute where traffic is et being busier by the moment. if you're driving on 280 in san jose, it's slow getting up in the valley. a lot of high clouds here. where's the rain? it's on the north coast and we will talk about when it gets here.

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. welcome back to mornings on 2. president barack obama budget would give california early earthquake warning system a bit of a boost. it would allow california residents to know when a quake is about to hit. the alarm would go off between 5 and 60 seconds before the shaking starts.

the plan would provide $5 million for the program. supporters say they need $16 million a year and that it could be done before 2017. the go pro camera is moving beyond traditional sales of the cameras used by sports fans . it's preparing on demand streaming channel. it's scheduled to launch this spring. the high action channel will be similar to the you tube channel. it's got more than 2.5 million subscribers. they have a live streaming deal. this year's college freshman say they spent their season year of high school very differently than their parents. survey shows they spent less time partying and hanging out with friends and it shows they submitted more college applications than their parents. this year's freshman drank less and reported feeling more overwhelmed. curable students feel more pressure to succeed than earlier generations and have

less time for fun. a new app is helping college students stay focused. it's called pocket points. it rewards students by keeping their phone locked during class it can be used at nearby businesses for school supplies and food. the app is only available for apple devices, so users of other phones need to rely on will power to make it through class without checking their phones. a georgia barber is using a bad hair cut to get kids to obey their parents. he sat his son down and give him a cut that people call the old man look. another customer saw what he was doing and requested the same thing. in the past month, three more children have been brought in to be punished with an unflattering new look. that cracks me up that's tough but at the same time, if it works, it's a discipline.

you know you don't want that hair cut. got it, dad. i know you have the commute under control, right? >> i do when it comes to the typical morning slow downs. good morning to you once again. we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up to 25-30 minute delay. we don't have any major problems along the bridge into the city. it has been pretty quiet when it comes to accidents and stalled vehicles. let's move along and the same thing goes. visibility is better than it was yesterday leading up to the high-rise and 101. 880 the very slow. southbound 880 starts to slow near 238. it remains slow down to freemont. when you get to the south bay, the commute is moderate. let's go to steve at the

weather center. >> sale, we have a lot of cloud cover. a couple of breaks fog yesterday was big time. today it's not as bad from brentwood to stockton. a little bit down towards morgan hill. waiting for the system to arrive and it would want be for some until tomorrow or tomorrow night. son hosea rates are really tough. heaviest will be to the north. the rain season used to be july to june. it's now october 1st to september 30th. they made that change. so we have had to tweak these rain totals. 86% for santa rosa. san francisco, even with 42-43 dry days. christmas 've was the last time we had rain. san jose, 121%. those three weeks in december have saved us. this next ban coming in may send us well above again.

flash flood watch out for the north bay. wind as vise res start tomorrow. colder system is due on sunday. you probably heard the term atmospheric river. it's a narrow band, concentrated moisture 234 the atmosphere -- atmosphere. and what's coming in is way above average. when you take that above moisture and combine that, you can squeeze out tremendous amounts of rain. rain on the north coast, not a lot, though. 40s and 50s on the temperatures here. breeze out of the southeast. the rain in answer is working its way off the coast. it's still out there and a couple of returns. it looks like it's fizzling out. there is probably going to be a couple of waves developing on this whole mess. a change in wind direction, which will slow it down. this will be a north bay event.

probably all the way into tomorrow morning. it won't be much of an impact except for wind and rain, and it will be above 8,000 feet. the sunday system looks much better. here's the deal. now for those that have been out here since 1981-87, you would look at the satellite and there would be a train of moisture. you look at this, and you say 18-inches of rain out of this? really? that's what i've been wrestling with. everything comets to point -- continues to point towards that direction. for the north bay, 6-12. san jose, 1-2. santa cruise mountains, there are -- santa cruz mountains, it's pointing to more. 18-inches of rain. there's so much moisture in

place. anyway. cloudy, breezy and mild to warm. 60s on the temperatures. these are above average. 60s for many here. they have been above for a while and they will probably stay there until monday. when we get a colder system, that might give us thunderstorm activity. wind and rain on friday. let's tackle that first. >> and tomorrow morning's commute. it could be pouring in the north pay. nothing in the -- bay. nothing in the south. >> okay. thank you. >> just pay attention. all rightment steve, thank you. sculptures made out of snow have been created by some really talented artists in japan. check this out. more than 200 designs are on display at this festival in northern japan. the biggest sculpture has a star wars theme and it needed more than 850-truckloads of ice and snow just to build and create that. that is incredible.

>> oh my goodness. wow. it is 7:21. equal internet speeds for everyone. the proposal that could change the way you surf the web and why some say it just won't work. : jury selection starts today in the case made famous by a hollywood movie. arguments over relocating the trial of the man accused of killing the american sniper.

. welcome back to mornings on 2. time is 7:24. the sheriff's office says the man killed by deputies on tuesday, he was armed with a knife. this photo of a large knife was released by investigators, they say 29-year-old dewane ward jr. luninged at officers with that knife. the shooting happened in the 100 block of claudia court. the deputies were trying to serve him with a move-out order. it was part of a domestic

violence restraining order. new details out of the deadly police shooting on tuesday. emoryville's police chief says the woman who was killed by officers had pointed a gun at them. the shooting happened in the parking lot of a storage facility along the emoryville oakland border. workers nearby at the home depot reported a shoplifting suspect had a gun. investigators say is woman tried to car jack 3 different people before confronting police officers. >> we have witnesses that tell us that they saw the individual raise a gun and point it at the officers prior to their shooting. the gun came up, and our officers fired on her, and striking her. >> the police say the woman was a 38-year-old african american woman. her name has not been officially released. but people who said they knew her say she was e vet henderson

of oakland. jr. selection begins in the case of eddie routh. accused of killing chris kyle, the man profiled in the oscar nominated movie "american sniper." he was suffering from ptsd, and kyle and other friends were trying to help him. he was considered one of the best sniper in history with 160 confirmed kills. his best selling book is now a hit movie starring bradley cooper. >> i stand before you a broken woman but i am now and always will be the wife of a man who is a warrior both on and off the battlefield. >> the movie has become the highest award movie of all time. the client will not be able to get a fair trial in the texas town because of the movie publicity the lawyers say. no matter where the trial is moved, people will already know

the story. 29 west coast ports are closed for business. the comments for both sides of this hot labor issue. san francisco lawmakers spurred to action by a series of large devastating apartment fires recently. we will tell you about changes two supervisors are calling for. good morning. traffic is going to be busy in many areas. if you're driving on southbound 101, they are moving out a crash that's causing slow traffic. mostly cloudy this morning. we may have to wait until tomorrow night for rain. but others may see it this afternoon. we will show you where. and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and readily

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. 7:30. better protection for people living in large apartment buildings. this is the new goal by season fireman leaders after sever -- san francisco after several may jr. fires in the -- major fires in the area. what's being done today to help save lives. it's thursday, february 5th. i am torii campbell. >> good morning, i am dave clarke. let's talk about weather and traffic. did you know today is national weather man's day. do you know a good one? >> one comes to mind.

[laughter]. >> it's national humpback whale day. >> good company. >> [laughter]. >> we have a lot of cloud cover over us but no rain yet. i am having a hard time with a lot of those total projections. the moisture is there but everything has to come together. the flood watch for the north bay, i get that because there could be a lot of rain up there. there's going to be some heavy rain. although crescent city had 50/100ths. that's it. another one on sunday. it has more colder air with it. that will be a better system and fast mover. flood watch as well. cloud cover, yes, this is well above average for this time of year. there will be two parts of the system. we need to secondary to get things rolling along. the atmosphere is getting a lot of moisture.

40s and 50s are the temperatures. it's working its way into the north on trinity county and other areas. it looks like a band was trying to move in on marine coast. that could be expected. some of the rainfall projections, 1-2 around san jose. that will be a huge difference and timing issue will be a big story as well. it may be friday night before it gets in. rain starts later tonight. 60s on the temperatures. these are still above average. more on that in 12 minutes. >> san francisco, southbound 101 on the shoulder near the ups building before chavez, there was a crash. it was in the lanes for a while and traffic was slowing down. things are better now that they removed it. traffic is going to be moderately heavy through this area. you see flashing lights and it's not causing a huge delay anymore. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza.

25-30 minute delay before making it into san francisco. the traffic itself on the bridge looks okay. south bay community. they are all very slow along with 280. we don't have any major crashes. 7:32, let's go back to the desk. after several big apartment fires in san francisco, there's a push for tougher safer regulations while speeding up plans to rebuild after a fire. ktvu joins us live at the scene of last week's devastating fire, alex savage. >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. here's what two san francisco supervisors are calling for. they want to streamline the inspection process for large apartment buildings to make sure they meet fire code. and they want to look at ways to speed up reconstruction for burned out buildings like this one here on the mission, which caught fire just last week. one person died in the fire.

more than 50 others were left homeless. this fire and two other fires in san francisco have led to calls to tighten safety rules. san francisco supervisors david compos are pushing series of changes. supervisor compos wants to allow building inspectors to cite land lords whose safety regulations are not up to date. supervisor kim has a plan to make sure tenants are not left without a place to live for a long period of time. her plan includes incentives and penalties to persuade property owners to rebuild in a timely way and suggesting to ease permit requirements and in some cases, have the city seize the burned out properties to do the repair work. san francisco fire chief

support these suggestions. both supervisors are expected to offer more details on the plan later on this morning and introduce legislation within the coming weeks. >> it could mean big changes. thank you, alex. well, tonight a fund raiser will be held for victims of the mission fire. it will run from 6:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. at dr. teeth and the electric mayhem. it's a restaurant and bar. donations will be accepted. and 10% of the bar sales will be donated to the victims. there's new signs we could be getting closer to a possible shut down at the port of oakland in the next few days. but even that is a matter of controversy. the long shore workers union says a few issues need to be worked out. but the pacific maritime association says the two sides remain far apart. and it could lock out workers

by monday. the maritime association says cargo is so backed up at the ports, the system is barreling towards a collapse. >> five days from now, seven days from now, i couldn't tell you exactly. but i will tell you, it's evident. >> there's no reason this can't be resolved. it's always difficult. it's never easy or it would have been done a long time ago. we're now so close we need to focus on getting it done. >> the maritime association says the current congestion at ports is due to a union coordinated work slow down. the union denies that. the maritime association and the union are continuing negotiations in san francisco. the lawyer for the bay area man convicted of operating the black market website silk road plans to appeal that conviction. new york city jury took 3.5 hours to convict us al bright. he was found guilty on all 7

accounts against him. it was used for illegal drug deals and he made $18 million during the 3 years he prated it. he claims he only created the website and was set up as a fall guy. the verdict could put anymore prison for life. bus drivers and transport workers to the biggest technology companies will vote later this month on whether to form a union. the drivers take workers to and from apple, yahoo, ebay and others every day. they are forced to work split shifts and make $19 an hour with few benefits. the drivers will take a vote on february 27th on whether to join the teamsters union, which will help them negotiate better pay and benefits. facebook shuttle bus drivers voted to join the union in november. 2015 swim suit issue of sports illustrated won't be out

for a few more days. there's buzz around a swim suit ad that features a plus size model. brian, i understand you have been getting interesting reaction from men and women about this? >> reporter: yeah, i have torii. good morning to you. but i would say it's mostly positive reaction for model ashley graham being in the sports illustrated swim suit edition. someone says it's history making . this is video promoting the ad for the online retailor, swim suits for all, curves and by key knees. the retailors sales bikinis size 10-24. ashley says she is not afraid to flaunt her curves. she's been outspoken about that doing ads for other companies.

but this is a first for si also. graham will be the first size 14-16 model to appear in the issue. people we spoke with like it. >> i think she's gorgeous. i think it's great. i have two daughters as well, and i think something like this just shows them you don't have to be fitting in the mold. you can be anything, body size, body type whatever. >> i think it's a great thing. in the u.s., we focus on very, very thin models, which is not realistic because that doesn't reflect the way people really are. i've grown up in my father's job and the female forum, the curves are embraced. >> ashley, is very excited about being in ai -- si. there's no reason to hide and every reason to flaunt. the world is ready for more

curves in bikinis. what do you think? this is the ktvu facebook question of the day. there's a lot of support for ashley. mostly everybody says she looks great. but some are asking why si did not make her one of the models, and only an ad in the magazine as well? a lot of people are many support of ashley. >> yeah, i have to agree. i think she looks terrific. it's a great picture and maybe next year she will be one of the models, and not just in an ad. >> thank you, brian. we're learning who is on the cover of the sports illustrated swim suit issue, 24- year-old hannah davis davis. this is the first time she's graced the cover. her boyfriend is appeared on the cover of si many times. he happens to be new york yankees shortstop derrick jeter. he calls being on the si cover

a life long dream. here's a story for the ladies. social media is buzzes after the magic mike sequel. it's expected to come out july 1 july 1st. the first magic mike grossed more than $167 million. it only cost $7 million to make. making it one of the most successful movies of 2012. probably didn't need a lot of wardrobe for that. [laughter]. all right. 7:41. twitter's blue bird is spreading their wings. the way they plan to use google to help attract more people. plus american idle hopeless hudson is getting personal with her local fans. the way she's interacting and the important topic she's helping to bring awareness to. >> good morning. we're looking at a commute and traffic is doing pretty well in many areas. this is a look at westbound 92. no problems from the bridge.

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. people in paris remain on edge a month after the terror attacks that killed 17 people. as a result now, officials are limiting the filming of action movies in the city because they are concerned people walking through the streets macon fuse the film with another terrorist attack. filming outside scenes with security guards and police are prohibited. the director of food and drug administration is stepping

down from her post. margaret hamberg says the decision was not easy and calls her time at the agency rewarding. she became commissioner in 2009 and overseen health initiatives to personalized medicine, disease control, and drug approval. the chief scientist will fill her position until a new commissioner is named. 7:45. the head of the commission says the internet should be reclassified as a public utility. tom wheeler says that will give the fcc more power to regulate the internet. wheeler wants new rules to block service providers from slowing down or speeding up web traffic based on what users pay. a lot of republicans say treating the internet like the phone company, that would mean everyone pays fees, but democrats say the neutrality

plan would block the rich from getting an internet fast lane. >> by proposing clear and decisive action to protect the internet as we know it. these rules are the declaration of independence for the internet. >> some of those fees were supposed to be there temporarily, and they have been on there for decades. and they are not going away. they never go away. >> now the fcc will take a vote on the proposal, february 26. a bay area girl is gaining quite a following as she tries to become the next american idol. pam cook is in the studio to explain how it's not just her singing that's inspiring young fans. >> i talked to her and she's darling. america is getting to know matty hudson and they like what they see and hear.

>> [music playing]. >> idol judge says matty gave her goose bumps. tracey, she met with excited fans of all ages who have been keeping an eye on her, and they feel inspired. she will visit pleasantville middle school to talk about students being bullied and she's been bullied and received hate phone calls and death threats and music gets her through it. it's my support system. it's how i express myself. music gives me love. i couldn't live without it. >> not only does she love music and singing, but american idol is giving her a platform to share her story and help other teenagers. hollywood week continues tonight on ktvu at 8:00. be watching her and her

progress as well. thank you, pam. the latest trend is coming to your local starbucks, coconut milk. starbucks asked their customers for ideas and they requested alternatives to dairy and soy creamers. the company tested coconut milk in some stores last fall, and the chains will offer coconut milk for an additional 60 cents. and starbucks says it's certified vie began. >> do you approve? >> i do. >> time is 7:40. grab the coconut latte because it's moving slower. [laughter]. get on the road. you may need extra time on 280 northbound. it's a little slow downtown san jose up to highway 17.

no major problems along the stretch. we have seen some slowing. here's some maps of the area. 85 is also slow. this is very typical if you drive this way every day. not telling you anything new but those slow downs are indeed there. they are having another bad day from 238 solid down to southern freemont. we go to the toll plaza and you will see traffic backed up for 25-30 minute wait before you make it onto the bridge. it's time for the weather and let go to steve. >> hand picked, small watt. >> absolutely. >> i like that. >> thank you, sir. mostly cloudy, some fog up in the napa venues. morgan hill and brentwood but nothing like we had yesterday.

there's still sun around. we're waiting on the system it's working its way. the rain season for us, used to be july to june. it's now october to september. so we have had to change these totals since we last showed them to you about 42 days ago. 86% normal now for santa rosa. they could rock it up big time if they get 10-inchs of rain. san francisco, even with a stretch of 42 dry days, there's 103% normal. those three weeks in december saved us. flash flood watch is out for the north bay. wind advisory starts late tonight and tomorrow morning gusts is 50 miles per hour out of the southeast. the new buzz word, the term you're hearing now. atmospheric river. >> narrow band or corridor of above normal moisture. and it's being transported from

a mid level latitude. it holds more moisture and it's taking aim right at northern california. so when you get that, this time of year, into january and february, it could produce a lot of moisture because it has support, jet stream support and it is on its way. the cloud cover is streaming in right now. to the north, things are thickening up. 40s and 50s. a little southeast breeze, and that won't be a big issue until later tomorrow. it's already into the crescent city. the line is stretching right there and offshore. we have a ways to go with this system. there's two pieces to this first one. dark skies are ready to go. but it's lifting away from you folks. there will be a couple of waves forming on these systems. it's the change in wind direction. it slows it down but can intensify it. you see it back there? it looks like a wave will form and that will slow everything down. this will be more for tomorrow

morning. going back to 81, 82, you would look at the satellite and think, oh my goodness. there would be a train of moisture. but that's not the case here. i am going with these rain totals even though there's a part of me that's wrestling with it big time because they are incredible amounts. it's certainly possible. you get this much moisture and you can lift that with the jet stream. cloudy and breezy today. mild side. rain to the north by this evening and heavier rain on friday. it may be in the north bay and not south bay. some of the rainfalls, santa rosa, 5-10. san jose may only get an inch of rain. there's the first band and then it stays there. stays there. it doesn't move. that's santa rosa tomorrow morning. now it will be in the north bay. and finally it dips out. later in the amp and making it into san jose.

once at the door, things move, and they can click right along. it may take a while. cloudy and breezy. further to the north, and it may, south bay, may have cloudy and windy conditions and it may be pouring in the north bay. 60s on the temperatures. these are above average this time of year. so rain and wind friday, stronger and colder on sunday. >> all right. thank you, steve. time is 7:53. a massive breech in healthcare company. coming up, the investigation effecting as much as 80 million customers and what information was stolen. first, an ambitious plan to fix the california potholes but some people will be paying more money every year. how much and why today's cars are to blame?

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. welcome back. 7:55 . san francisco is showing off the new ambulances. take a look. here's one of the 19 new vehicles being added to the fleet. you will see them. emergency medical technicians stocked them with supplies. san francisco fire chief says the new ambulances are equipped with better technology and more efficient. she expects them to improve the response times in the city. san francisco also plans to hire 40 more emt's before the end of march. the state legislature is considering a new plan for fixing roads and potholes that would require drivers to pay an annual fee. it would be $52 road user fee, proposed by state assembly speaker, and it would generate $1.8 billion a year. state gas taxes that pay for road prepares have been dropping because cars are more fuel efficient. the electric cars don't pay any of the tax at all.

there's a huge backlog. the fee could be charged as part of vehicle registration or insurance. but they will find the money some way. time is 7:56. a man hunt is underway. it's a suspect tied to dozens of car burglaries in the south bay. the particular area where victims has been targeted. a storm is soon expected to hit the area, especially the north bay. we're here live and learning how to fill sandbags. public works will show us how, coming up. good morning. we're looking at a commute where traffic is getting slower in some area, including the approach to the bridges. we will tell you more about this commute coming up. some fog out there and cloudy skies. just waiting on the rain. may have to wait a while for some. we will show you where the rain is now, coming up.

. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. that's our hardworking girls. >> loading sand. it's dry in napa but tara is showing you, that's going to change soon. a massive storm is heading our way. it will be a soaker. the north bay is expected to get hit the hardest and tara is

doing an excellent job showing how you load the sandbags. i am proud of you, tara. >> thank you. >> you will be here a couple of minutes and show us more about how people up there and the crews are preparing for the worst. i am proud of you, tara. >> not as easy as it looks. good job. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. thursday, february 5th. i am dave clarke. >> i am torii campbell. quick check on weather and traffic. >> they will be needing sandbags in the north bay. when tara's hair goes like that, you know rain is on the way. [laughter]. nice job up there, tara. we have rain on the way. although it may take a while to get some. flash flood watch for the north bay. and wind advisory starts tomorrow. there's a lot of moisture streaming towards us. again, it will take a couple of

systems here. one is going to slow down. tomorrow morning, it will be more of the key than anything today. cloudy and 40s and 50s. san jose, 54. rain to the north, and it looks like it's going to stay to the north and it will slide south. and it's lifting north. fort bragg is lifting a little bit. it looks like it and feels like it and wants to, and it will later. this is a later than sooner rain. warm for us, maybe upper 60s to near 70s in clara valley. >> all right. steve, we're looking at a commute where traffic is doing pretty well in many areas. let's take a look at what we have now. the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is doing okay coming into san francisco. no major problems getting into the city. all right. let's move along and take a look at the bridge where that

traffic is moving along okay. although it's getting more crowded. visibility is good enough to see the way to the other side. if you're driving on the freeway, it's been slow from 238. another bad day to the south bay. 8:01, back to the desk. >> thank you sal. no doubt we need some wet weather so people in north bay, especially, are getting ready for heavy rain and strong winds. tara is in napa are flash flooding is a possibility later on. so you have been demonstrating what a lot of people may be needing to do, and that's filling up sandbags. >> reporter: i have covered so many story about sandbags but i've never done it. if you can believe that. [laughter]. we're here at memorial stadium in napa and they dumped 11-tons of sand here. i am told there is a trick. not a lot of sand on the shovel. you look like you're really

strong. if you get too much on there -- joining me live is larry with the department of public works. he doesn't want his face to be shown because he will have to buy breakfast for the crew. pretend you didn't see him. he's going to show us how to do it here. they have these cones, and they put it at the bottom and you shove the sand in. like that. you don't make much of a mess. i have too much sand on my shovel. it's a great thing to do if you experience flooding in our area. up to 6-inches of rain is expected throughout the north bay. if we can look at that video from the last storm we had, that was intense back in mid december. we had flooding in the san francisco area, parts of the peninsula. and napa residents say this rain is long overdue. we sure need it. we had the big dose last month,

and we seem to be going in these situations where we have the dry spells and torrential downpours. i don't know if that's global warming or what. but i am ready for it. >> you will take it? >> you said it. >> pg and e have been going into overdrive and beefing up staffing and prepping for possible power outages. storm drains have been cleared, brush around power lines, and this rain is supposed to hit this afternoon in the north bay, and last throughout the weekend. the rest of the bay area probably won't be receiving any rain until tonight. as far as this sandbag station, it will be open all weekend. it's a free for all. the sand is free, the bags are free. so i have a couple more bags and yeah, you're right, the hair is curly. when i wake up and my hair is curly, humidity is in the hair

and rain is coming. >> i think you can bypass the gym today. that will be your workout. >> i was out of breath, earlier. >> [laughter]. >> it's tough work here. >> i knows the. we will let you get back to work. thank you, tara. all right. time is 8:04. meantime a string of car break- ins have police in san jose searching for a group of organized car burglars. we are live in san jose, telling you where it's happening. >> reporter: we're here near the airport and this area has been hit hard. burglars are casing parking lots like these, and doing smash and grabs. since november, this area near 880 and 101 and 1st street has had 53 break-ins. they are targeting this area because there's many hotels and restaurants and parking lots. a lot of business people are

here, and the thieves are grabbing personal belongings, electronics, purses, and wallets. between the hours of 6:00 and 11:00 a.m. we caught up with one man who parked in the area and did something police advised not to do. >> why thank you leave your lab top in the car? >> -- laptop in the car? >> is it in the trunk? >> it's in between the seats. >> you feel safe with it like that? >> not after you tell me. [laughter]. >> detectives have identified 26-year-old kevin jordan of oakland as a suspect. he has two outstanding wants. they believe he's part of the sophisticated crew that cases nicer vehicles. he was actually spotted by police yesterday and he ran away police are looking for any information that may help with this case. >> all right.

thank you. the al mayny sheriff's office arrested a man accused of assaulting a young girl inside a 99-cent store. he's the man seen in surveillance images from inside the store. the girl's mother was in another aisle of the store at the time. investigators are expected to release more information about the suspect later today. : warriors had a big game last night. steve cur says curry put on his super man cape. and he led the team to their biggest comeback of the season. >> curry opens 3, and it's good! >> now curry just went stupid, he had 51 points like right there. a season high. 10 3-pointers in the game. the warriors beat the mavericks, 128-114. dallas had a 22 point lead in

the 1st quarter. curry brought them back. mark cuban says i give up. i don't know what to do. it's the last home game before next weekend's al star gam in -- all-star game in new york . tomorrow they play atlanta hawks. among the 20,000 people at last night's game was a group of african american teenage young men in the oakland school district. they were given tickets to the game as a special treat. this is part of the goal of the african american achievement program, to make sure they stay in school and go to college. they hear from role models about the importance of a higher education. >> i did used to get into trouble a lot. but when i got into the program in middle school, it gave me the backbone to make sure i have someone looking over me. >> they have been in our shoes already and they understand and know how to help us to succeed in life. >> and you will, young man. since the program started in 2010, the graduation rate for

african american males in the school district has gone up from 42% to 57%. the program now is in 16 oakland schools and it will expand. buster posey of the giants already a star but may be going to a higher level. after winning 3 world series championships in the past 5 seasons, buster is in the running to become the face of major league baseball. in an online vote, it ended two hours ago, buster posey won a second round show down against fellow catcher jonathan he crow of the milwaukee brewers. 51% to 49%. so buster advances to the third round now. a's pitcher shaun due little is in the running. the overall winner will be named in 3 weeks. there is a report the twitter verse is expanding. the micro blogging company reached a deal. all tweets will be included in

google search results. that gives google automatic access to data on the twitter website and twitter hopes it will attract more people to its homesite. the growth has slowed in recent months. time is 8:10. major san francisco fire that killed one man and left dozens without a home. coming up in 22 minutes, the laws that will be proposed today to make sure fires like that one in the mission last week never happen again. but first, the controversial decision to opt out of vaccinations. the legislation that will make it more difficult for parents to refuse to get their children vaccinated. still looking at slow traffic in many areas, including the bay bridge but also on the freeways on highway 24. a little bit of fog out there and cloudy and few patches. i can see a little blue up there. what about the rain?

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. welcome back. time is 8:13. jury selections underway, and texas in the murder trial of a former marine charged with killing famed navy seal, chris kyle. kyle's life story is the basis of a hit movie, american sniper. 27-year-old eddie routh alledgedly shot and killed chris kyle. it will be hard for eddie routh

to get a fair trial because of the fame of kyle and the popularity of that movie. his lawyer is expected to prove an insanity defense. state lawmakers will try to eliminate a controversial personal belief exemption that allows parents in california to refuse to vaccinate their children. currently, vaccinations are required to attend california schools, but parents can claim a personal belief or religious exemption if they don't want to vaccinate their children. under the new legislation, that option will go away, leaving only exemptions for medical reasons. >> as a pediatrician, i've witnessed children suffering life long injury or deaths from vaccine preventable infection. >> currently, 13,000 california kindergarten tunes are not vaccinated, with the parents claiming personal belief

exemption. the number of nonvaccinated school children in california has increased in recent years and it shows a related rise in the infectious diseases. there's another massive security breach at the largest private insurance company in california. pam cook has the details on what was stolen. >> anthem health insurance was attacked. as much as 80 million people may be at risk of identity theft after the massive breach. hackers gained access to the computer system and got away with names, birth dates, addresses and social security numbers of customers, and employees. now anthem says the stolen data doesn't include medical records but they should report any

identity theft to the crime complaint center. anthem detected the suspicious activity immediately and that's good news because the cyber criminals may not have had time to destroy critical evidence that could link them to the crime. we will continue to update throughout the day. >> thank you, pam. coming up, a team of researchers at columbia university has developed a device that can be plugged into a mart phone and used to test for infectious diseases, like huff and others. it detects in 15 minutes by using a prick of blood. experts say it will be be useful in remote areas like rural africa, where it could potentially save millions of

lives from sexually transmitted diseases. hey, sal, i think you know everything. are you taking care of our folks in highway 24? >> that's a lot of pressure, dave, but yes. let's go to highway 24 now and take a look at westbound, the commute is not all that bad. you will see that traffic continues to move about 14 minutes between pleasant hill road. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, thbacked up about 15-20 minute delay. some of the middle lanes are more crowded in the others. and 880 ramps are full. still slow from concord to walnut creek. southbound and northbound 680 getting into danvillel been a couple of earlier things to blame for that. so give yourself extra time as you drive on 680. 8:17, let's go to steve.

thank you, sir. mostly cloudy and a little bit of fog. flash flood watch is it for the north bay. although, there may not be any rain south of the golden gate until tomorrow morning. it will slow down, and where it does rain, it may be very heavy because it will stall out. it's going to talk a while to get the system to push south, and maybe even friday evening before it makes it to san jose. wind advisory starts tomorrow morning. atmospheric river is the term you have probably been hearing. it's a narrow ban of concentrated moisture in the atmosphere. it can hold tremendous amounts of moisture, and it's nothing to do with el nino. this is coming in from south west and holds a lot of moisture. if you combine that with a lift of supporting jet stream, you can squeeze out tremendous amounts of rain. this band is coming in and it will lift.

there's two parts to it. it needs to secondary system to come in to enhance it ask we expect that late tonight and tomorrow. 50s on the temperatures. half moon bay, 55. concord, 56. easterly breeze in place. san jose showing storm direction, if you will. it would want crank up until later tonight and tomorrow. some areas tomorrow may be cloudy and windy and mild with no rain at all. north bay will get hammered with rain. it's lifting north. so even the north bay, i think, is out of the soup here. fort bragg, a couple of reports. it looks like rain, feels like rain, smells like rain, but not getting rain. a wave or development is taking place and that will slow it down. at the same time, it might enhance it tonight or tomorrow but not right now. this is one outlook for rain. i tend to buy this a little bit more. there's going to be areas to the north that get heavy rain. but this looks more in line

with my thinking, although if this system stalls, you could double these. one of the projections, the quantitative forecast puts 18- inches. san jose, about an inch and a half. so that's the problem we're dealing with. if this system parks itself over the north bay, it could rain and rain and rain. rain for the north bay but not until late tonight or tomorrow morning. in fact, i think by tomorrow morning there will be rain to the north and not much for the south bay. it will be cloudy and windy. there will be rain to the north but we will see how far it moves. temperatures above average and continue to stay there until probably monday. we will get a colder system on sunday and that will help move thunderstorms on monday. snow level is way up. 8,000. it will come down on sunday- monday system. >> that's the key in looking for our state water supply.

>> correct. >> it's only 21%. >> keep an eye on that. thank you, steve. police and race relations in the bay area. congresswoman barbara lee joins me in the studio to talk about a roundtable event in oakland and it's part of a nationwide push to improve the relationship between police and minorities. the latest on the controversial relation about the public defender and the charges in that case.

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. time is 8:23. the sheriff's office says the man killed by deputies in antioch on tuesday was armed with a knife. this photo of a large kitchen knife was released by investigators . he lunged at officers with that knife. the shooting happened at an apartment completion on the 1000 block. they were trying to serve ward with a move-out order as part of a domestic violence restraining order. emoryville police released new details about a deadly police shooting on tuesday. the woman killed by officers had pointed a gun at thome. the shooting happened in a parking lot at a storage facility along the oakland emoryville border. workers t aa nearby home depot store reported the shoplifting suspect was armed with a gun. investigators say the woman

tried to car jack three different people before confronting officers. >> we have witnesses that tell us that they saw the individual raise the gun and point it at the officers prior to their shooting. >> as the gun came up the officers fired on her and struck her. >> police say she was 38-year- old african american woman. her name has not been officially released, people who knew her say she was e vet henderson of oakland. no charges will be filed against season fireman public defender who was arrested at the hall of justice. look at the cell phone video. deputy public defender was hand covered and arrested. she on thed to the police questioning her client outside of a courtroom. the police chief says charges will not be filed against her. the city's action and decision comes after the aclu called for

a review of department policy, saying this incident raised serious questions about police department tactics. the city of san francisco is considering reducing the speed limit in some areas to make the streets safer for pedestrians. later today, a committee of the board of supervisors will hold a hearing about this idea. the san francisco examiners say one idea is reduce it to 20 miles per hour in certain areas. the goal is to have 0 pedestrian fatalities in the next decade. our time is 8:26. we will take a break and come right back.

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. good morning. we're live in san francisco mission district. very badly damaged huge and deadly fire. coming up in 2 minutes, ktvu alex savage will tell us about the new fire safety rules being proposed today by city leaders, including one that may help speed up aid for the fire victims. stay tuned for the details. thank you for joining us. thursday, february 5th, i am dave clarke. let's talk about weather and traffic, especially weather. steve paul, what's coming up? >> there's a lot on the way tomorrow. by this time tomorrow, the east bay and south bay may be cloudy and windy and the rain may be stuck on the north bay. it could be a lot of rain if it stalls out. already this system is lifting a little to the north. lake county, you will be the first in on the two systems here. one for friday, and a colder and faster moving system on sunday into monday.

flash flood watch out for the north bay. wind advisory. everything starts tomorrow. today is leading into that. we're just taking our stroll to first base here. everything will be later tonight and tomorrow. very moist system and holding a lot of moisture. needs a little help from the jet stream and that's not due until late tonight and tomorrow. 50s in some temperatures. santa row say, 54. we're 55. southeast breeze, it could be almost tropical-like today. some people say the allergies are killing them. tomorrow will be better. the pollen count will go way down because of the rain. it's already lifting north. and i don't think anything will happen until tomorrow morning for many. fort bragg, north, that's still lifting. we have a ways to go. some of the rainfall will be excessive and some will be

heavy. we will fine tune this and it may take a long time friday night to get to some areas. cloudy and breezy. mild to warm highs in the 60s. sal, good morning, sir. >> good morning. guys, hey, we have traffic that's still a little busy out there to the mcarthur maze. it's a little slow in some areas. it's getting better, though. backup is westbound and we have improvement on the outside lanes. pardon me, traffic is going to be a little bit slow as you drive on the bridge itself. northbound 101 is okay. southbound 880 at 101. there's a crash clearing there. it's especially slow after the

880 interchange into sunnyvale. time is 8:31. >> recent apartment building fires in san francisco, and there's a push now for tougher safety regulations and speeding up plans to rebuild after a fire. alex savage, you're at the at the scene of last -- at the scene of last week's devastating fire. >> reporter: good morning. the fire district wants to make things safer for the people that live in large apartment building and streamline the process inspections, and they want to speed up the reconstruction for the burned down buildings, like this one at 22nd and mission, which caught fire a week ago. this was a devastating fire, one man lost his life, and more than 50 people left homeless after the residential and commercial building burned. this fire and two others recently in san francisco have led to calls to tightennen

safety rules. supervisors are pushing a series of changes. they want to allow building inspectors to cite land lords whose fire alarms are not up to date and people with unanimously report safety violations. another part will require owners of the apartment building to file twice a year, declaring their equipment is in working order. kim has a plan to make sure tenants are not left without a permanent place to live for long period of times. she suggests easing some permit requirements and in some cases, having the city seize a burned property to do the repair work. now city building officials and also the san francisco fire chief both are on board with most of these suggestions that have been put for. they will expect supervisors to offer further details on their plan later on this morning at event planned at city hall

about an hour from now and they are expected to introduce legislation to the board of supervisors within the coming weeks. all right. thank you, alex. time is now 8:33. new science we may be getting closer to a possible shut down at the port of oakland in the next couple of days. even that is a matter of controversy. the long shore workers union says a couple editions need to be worked out to end the standoff. however, the pacific maritime association, which is a coalition of shipping companies at all 29 west coast ports, they say the two sides are far apart, and it may lock out workers by monday. the maritime association says cargo is so backed up at the ports, the system is barreling towards a collapse. >> five days from now, seven days from now, i couldn't tell you exactly. but i will tell you it's evident. >> there's no reason why this can't be resolved. it's always difficult. it's never easy or it would

have been done a long time ago. we're now so close that we need to just focus on getting it done. >> now the maritime association says the current congestion at the port social security because of a union-coordinated work slow down. the union denies that. the maritime association and the union are continuing negotiations into san francisco. the lawyer for the bay area man who was convicted of running the black market silk road website plans to appeal that conviction. new york city jury needed just 3.5 hours to reach a verdict and conviction us albert. he was found guilty on all 7 counts against him. the silk road was used for illegal drug deals. prosecutors say he made $18 million during the 3 years he was running silk road. but he claims he created the site but was set up as a fall guy. that verdict could put him in prison for the rest of his

life. there will be a vote later this on whether to join a union for the drivers for to and from apple and i can't i don't and ebay and others. they work split shifts and make about $19 an hour with due benefits. they will vote on whether to join the teamster union. facebook shuttle bus drivers voted to join the teamsters in november. 8:36. 2015-si issue includes an ad with a plus size model posing in bikinis. even though the magazine doesn't come out until next week, a lot of people are talking about it. brian florez is hearing reaction from women and men. is it positive reaction? >> reporter: yeah, it is this

morning for model ashley graham. she'll be gracing pages of si and some say it's history making . there she is. this is video promoting her ad for on line retailors, swim suits for all. the retailor sales by can i nighs for sizes 10-34. -- bikinis for sizes 10-34. ashley says she is not afraid to flaunt her curves. the lincoln nebraska native has been doing ads for other companies. but this is a first for sports illustrated. graham will be the first plus size, size 16 model to appear in the issue. >> it's a true reflection of

our society. you know, you get this one person who everybody looks at and goes oh my gosh, and they say, oh i wish i looked like her instead of looking at everybody and seeing the beauty within each other. >> it's a great thing. i think in the u.s., we focus on very, very thin models, which is not very realistic because that doesn't reflect the way people are. i've grown up overseas because of my father's job, and the female form, the curves, they are embraced. >> ashley is very excited to be in si. she wrote a statement saying i know my curves are sexy and i want everyone to know theirs are too. there's no reason to hide and every reason to flaunt. the world is ready for more curves in bikinis. >> this is the question of the day, lots of comments, and likes and support of ashley. in fact, over 1900 likes on our

ktvu facebook page. there's a lot of support for ashley. mostly are saying she looks great but some are asking why she was not a model in sports illustrated. i spoke with the consumer advocate and says that pretty soon, maybe in a couple of years, that could be the case. overall, this is a brilliant marketing pr tool. obviously a lot of buzz generated from this story this morning. back to you. >> got us talking about it. thank you. it's 8:39. 17-year-old matty hudson keeps winning new fans, and wants to be the next american idol. >> [music playing]. >> the 17-year-old was the guest of honor at a viewing party in tracey where they watched last night's show. she talked to young fans who have watched her since the beginning of the season next week, hudson plans to two to pleasantville middle school, to

talk about bullying, a topic which she is too familiar with. >> i was bullied to the extreme. you know, everything from death threats to hate phone calls, to awful messages. >> huttedson turned to music to cope with her troubles. so far is american idol judges are impressed with her singing. jennifer lopez says she gave her goose bumps during her audition. >> go to ktvu.com and look for the web links section. she came in here and talked to pam a little while ago. she's a charming young lady and wish her the best. >> we do. time is 8:40. would you pay more money to get rid of potholes? the california drivers may be asked to pay as part of a proposed statewide plan. but first, a sure fire way one barber claims will make unruly children behave. and why he's using his clippers

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. it's 8:43. the head of the federal communications commission says the internet should be reclassified as a public utility. fcc chairman wheeler says that would be giving the fcc more power to regulate the internet. wheeler wants more rules to block service providers from slowing down or speeding you up web traffic based on what users pay. many say treating it like the phone company would mean everyone pays fees. democrats say the neutrality plan would block the rich from getting the internet fast lane. >> by proposing clear and decisive action to detect the internet as we know it. these rules are the declaration of independence for the internet. >> some of those fees were supposed to be there temporarily and they have been on there for decades.

and they are not going away. they never go away. the fcc will vote on the proposal february 26. san francisco is showing off its new ambulances. city has 19 new ambulances. they have been stocked with medical supplies, and san francisco fire chief white says they have better technology, more efficient and will improve response time in the city. san francisco will also hire 40 more emt's before the end of march. the state legislature is considering a new plan for fixing roads and potholes to require drivers to pay an annual fee. it would be a $52 road user fee proposed by state assembly speaker tony atkins and it will generate $1.8 billion a year. state gas taxes have been dropping because cars are more fuel efficient. there's a huge backlog of road

and highway repairs. the fee could be charge charged at vehicle registration. a georgia barber is use august bad hair cut to get kids to obey their parents. he came up with idea when the son began misbehaving. he gave his son a bad hair cut and in the past few months, three more children have been brought in to be punished with an unflattering look. you know, it's tough love but at the same time, if you tell them you're going to get that hair cut, they will behave. it works. hey, sal, anybody behaving for you. >> reporter: after that, i am going to say yes. we don't want anyone to get that hair cut. we will look at the traffic issues here on internate 880.

northbound. you can see traffic is busy on the northbound. there's no major problems coming through. but still plenty of slowing as you drive past the coliseum. and looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, there's a backup of 20-25 minutes. 101 south bay, we have a lot of slow traffic on the freeway here. slow traffic as you drive on northbound 101. there was an earlier accident in southbound 880 at 101. now, at 8:47, let's go to steve in the weather center. >> i am having a blast as national weather person's day. >> i know. >> all right. thank you for the comments. you're all very kind. amy microphone still down? >> go to the computer and i will if i can it.

>> -- fix it. >> there we go. what goes along with the national weather person's day. >> you look your microphone. [laughter]. >> all right. hold on a minute. how does that sound, scott or whoever is in there? scott, can you give me an applause there. >> [applause]. >> thank you. thank you. [laughter]. >> boo! >> oh, stop. i am okay. let's go going. flash flood watch starts tonight. rain will not start until tomorrow for many. there will be rain well to the north. there could be a lot of rain for some to the north. again, i am having a hard time buying some of these o over- foot totals. 450s and 50 -- 40s and 50s. we need a little help from the jet stream, which will arrive tomorrow. the system will slow down. the rain lifts well to the

north. there's plenty there. if it's not there yet, it will take a while to get into some of the coupties. it's on its way. there's a couple of systems embedded within the system. it may not make it in san jose tomorrow evening. we may be waiting on the peninsula. it could be pouring in parts of the north bay during this time. by 5:00, it will begin to track southward. if it slows down or stalls you could get some really impressive totals. rain well north today. most will not be until tomorrow morning. highs in the 60s for many.

these are above average. couple more days and temperatures will begin to come down a little bit. fog this morning, east bay, and north bay, and morgan hill area. overall, cloudy and breezy mild day. one more system sunday and that will be a colder system. >> before the big show. >> all right. thank you. building trust between police and local communities, that's the focus of a special form today with attorney genre rick holder and barbara lee. congresswoman joins us live this the studio next.

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. police and community relations will be the topic of roundtable discussions. eric holder listen charged with -- congresswoman barbara lee is here, and she's going to be at today's discussion but you stopped by here first to talk about the initiative and the goal. >> good morning. >> great to see you. you invited the attorney general to come and you say you're excited to tell him your ideas about the change. >> sure. the attorney general, i am pleased he accepted. he's only conducting these sessions in memphis and atlanta and cleveland and oakland. and of course we have a lot of

ideas. >> okay. >> and i think it's important to recognize the history of this district in oakland and the east bay, in terms of the issue around police distress, around criminal justice reform, and around police misconduct but also the point that the community and young people have fought for years for change. when you look at racial profiling, grand jury reform, so many ideas that we're going to hear from the community, that the attorney general will hear, will be taken back to washington d. c. and translated into policies and into legislation. >> how do you take those ideas and discussion at the table and translate it into people who are on the front lines, the police officers on the ground, and also the community members who are on the streets, confronting the police officers? >> it has to be a joint effort. police officers are there to

ensure public safety. and we are talking about additional resources, community policing, but we need real reforms, and i think the police department, police officers, and the community have to come together for these reforms. no one wants to see injustice in our criminal justice system. we should have equal justice for everyone. and we know what is taking place as it relates to black and brown young men. we have to move forward and have real changes. and deal with racial bias. we have to deal with stopping and not allowing these weapons of war, which i totally oppose. so there's many issues that my community understands and they want the federal proponent of the issues to be heard. they want congress to hear it. >> i know. he won't be around for much longer but hopefully lynch will

be able tombing up the mantle and keep going. -- to pick up the mantle and keep going. you're connected with cuba and you have been there many times. things to be moving in the right direction and do you feel encouraged about the situation? >> i am encouraged. it's very important americans understand that this is in america's best interest, our best interest, and of course the people of cuba deserve to have interactions with americans. and americans deserve the right to travel to cuba. we need normal relations and we need to end the embargo and create jobs by having trade with cuba. >> we will keep our fingers crossed with that and also with your roundtable discussion today. >> thank you. >> absolutely. it is now 8:56. i want to go back to dave at the desk. >> very interesting. now let's check traffic one

more time. how are we looking? >> as a matter of fact, we're looking at a little slow traffic still on 880 north and at the bay bridge toll plaza west. northbound will be slow as you drive past the coliseum and a quick look at the south bay, 101 is very slow. now let's go to steve. you have a cloudy skies out there and temperatures will be mild and rain will hold off for most and probably until tomorrow morning. it could pour but take a long time to get to san jose. i will have updates on friday. that will have more cold air with it. >> all right. it will be interesting. well, that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> watch at noon for the new service of free delivery of medical marijuana. we will continue to follow that story and updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us. have a great day.

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