san francisco. what we now know about that gun battle where one man was hurt. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is thursday february 13th and we are starting with a lot of rain some strong winds out there. we all talked about the commute was rough. we want to take you live out to the san mateo bridge this morning. i can tell you the bridges are windy. take it easy. you can see these cars driving pretty slowly. we are expecting rain for most of the day throughout the bay area, but strong winds also part of that story. >> both hands on the wheel. and it's not just rain here. look at these live pictures of the snow in the sierra along interstate 80 near donner summit, about 7000ft up. a big snowstorm is moving in, and a winter storm warning is in effect until friday night. the forecast is

for heavy snow, powerful winds across that region. so like that truck there. drive. careful. >> i would imagine you would tell people, do not try to drive up to the sierra for the next couple of days. >> maybe i'd wait till the weekend. it will be much better. okay. the drive in. okay. although i was driving with this hand. my gosh. >> wow. yeah. >> ben. okay. as advertised, heaviest rain so far has been in the santa cruz mountains. we're keeping an eye on the san lorenzo river, ben loman, scott creek, boulder creek, bonny doon, all over three. three to almost three and a half. and there is a back edge on mendocino county. but it's going to take a while to clear the area. and this is a heck of a low look at it deepen right there. so this is going to keep rain going. there could be there will be some breaks. but then we'll have off and on rain throughout the day. come on make it, make it, make it. there it is. the wind has been screaming oakland. anywhere from 35 to about 55mph. we'll still get

some rain today, but maybe the system will scoot through pretty rapidly, but another three quarters of an inch to two should probably cover it. and in the mountains it is a winter storm warning. although last check it was raining at truckee, but winter storm winter storm warning goes until 10 p.m. friday. who'll stop the rain? well, mother nature will, but not for a while. heavy morning rain off and on. rain possible thunderstorms on the mild side with this. strong south southeast wind 50s to near 60. well, you better be buckled up, my friend. >> i feel like a fortunate son being inside. you are. >> a fortunate son. >> yes, because we're inside. i want to tell you about a big problem, though. westbound 580, in castro valley. we have the three right lanes flooded. there's a significant flooding there and so many so deep that some cars have driven in and gotten into trouble. some cars have stalled out in castro valley. that's not all, though. we also have a crash westbound 580 at portola in livermore as the rain comes down. we've had a crash eastbound highway four at

hillcrest. i'm sorry. it's westbound at hillcrest, and that's causing traffic fire department blocking the two right lanes. okay, let's go back to oakland. westbound 580. we have a crash near park, and there's significant flooding there. now, there's a backup beginning in that area. so westbound 580 flooding and getting word of a new crash. northbound 880 right near 980. this one is an injury crash. so this is what happens when it's raining and it's windy and the roads are wide open. people go too fast and they get in trouble. now i will mention we're going to go right back to that flooded condition, recovering that rainy weather. allie rasmus has just arrived there at the scene of this huge flood on the freeway in castro valley. allie. >> yeah, we have a direct view of this giant pool of water on westbound 580 in castro valley at redwood road. i'll step out of the way so you can see there's caltrans crews out here.

they've moved quite a distance away from us, but if we zoom in, you can see a couple of caltrans workers with their rain gear on. they are standing in about almost knee deep water covering the far three lanes of this stretch of the freeway. and it looks like they've got their tools out and they're trying to unclog whatever drainage system is backed up here and has led to this ponding, this pooling, really, of water on the freeway. now, because of that, we've got three lanes blocked in this westbound direction through castro valley. and traffic you can see moving very slowly to get around it. i can try and turn the camera around. i believe we can. we're kind of in a limited space here, parked here on the shoulder, but you can see traffic moving very slowly trying to get around it. this is the kind of thing that drivers are going to have to be dealing with for much of the morning commute, as this heavy rain is coming down here. but again, turning the camera back around to show you what's happening here on westbound 580 in castro valley at redwood road. caltrans crews on the

scene trying to clear up this pond of water that has gathered here and filling up the far three right lanes of this stretch of the freeway. and again, when we were watching, it's hard to tell because it's so dark. but when we were watching them, when they were closer to us, these caltrans workers, we could see they were standing in the water and the water was halfway up to their knees. so midway of their shins. so this is some pretty deep standing water here. and we don't know exactly when they're going to have this cleared out. but something you should be aware of if this is where your commute takes you. westbound 580, in castro valley. live in castro valley. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, ali thank you. time now. 505 on the peninsula. rough surf also moved in, causing dangerous conditions along the coast. before that storm arrived, there was a rush to hardware stores to buy emergency supplies. places like ace hardware were running out of heaters, flashlights, tarps and rain gear. a rush of last minute

customers are expected today as well. >> we should get a rush during the rain. that's the thing. they don't prepare so we get a lot of last minute. so i'm expecting i'm expecting a lot of customers. >> any time it rains or above average winds, power goes out. so it's probably happened i think like 2 or 3 times this year already. and we're only in february. >> this storm is expected to get stronger all day, and isolated thunderstorms may also occur between now and early friday. >> evacuation warnings have been issued in parts of los angeles county. a heavy rainstorm is expected to hit southern california as well. in the areas where fire burned all the brush and the trees. emergency crews are on standby, watching for mudslides and trying to prevent debris flows in the areas burned by the fires. warnings are in effect in altadena and pacific palisades. lapd will visit homes in the highest risk areas to issue specific evacuation orders. >> a significant potential for mudslides. so we're not we're not at that area yet. what that

means to the public is we want you to be aware of the concern. if you live in an area that was recently burned. >> some school districts have closed today due to the road closures and the extreme weather conditions. now we're tracking the storm on air and online for the very latest on the conditions. download the fox local app or head to our website ktvu.com. the ktvu weather app is also a great resource. >> our time now. 506 san francisco police are busy investigating a shooting in the sunnydale neighborhood. police say a gun battle occurred between two groups and a pga worker was hurt. it happened yesterday before noon in sunnydale. this citizen app video you're looking at shows a pga contractor who was hit in the leg while he was working in that area. police say his injury is not life threatening. the police say another bullet barely missed hitting a mother who was in her car nursing her eight month old son.

>> a stray bullet hit from right here, and it stopped right here in my gas cap. and my wife was inside, right here on this side. we'll be praying for the pga worker and all those who are affected mentally or because this is very traumatic, especially my wife. she was she was shaken up when she came inside. >> now, police say one person was arrested. they're still searching for other suspects and trying to figure out what led up to that shooting. >> after spending four and a half years in prison, former 49ers defensive lineman dana stubblefield has been released. now, stubblefield was previously convicted to a 15 year sentence in 2020. prosecutors say he lured a mentally disabled woman to his home promising a job, then used a gun to threaten her and sexually assaulted her. that conviction was changed by the court in december, after his attorneys argued that they had new evidence proving there was no gun involved. >> the trial judge made sure the jury did not know that dana's

accuser was a sex worker. throughout this whole tough ordeal. i always believe the truth will come out. there was a long nights when i sat in my cell, an innocent man wondering if things would ever be be right. >> the santa clara county district attorney's office is appealing the order. stubblefield says his focus now is on spending time with his family and friends. another bay area safeway is closing. a spokesperson for the company confirms the safeway in vallejo, in the redwood plaza shopping center, will close april 11th. safeway blames performance and safety concerns for employees and customers. the other vallejo safeway stores on robles way and lincoln road will remain open. however, just days ago we reported the safeway in pinole at the appian 80 shopping center is also closing in april, and that follows the closure of the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district. >> all right, we'll get to it here. our system has arrived, and wind and rain is the big

story for the morning. this is a strong, low and associated jet stream is punching inland. and that is not only that. the low level jet, which is around 5000ft, will funnel in some pretty heavy rainfall totals, especially santa cruz mountains. and that's what we're seeing at ben lomond, scott creek, boulder creek and bonny doon all over three already. and it looks like they'll be the leader of the pack here. i've seen about two in parts of marin county, but that's no doubt about it. santa cruz mountains looks to be taking the bulk of the rain. flash flood warning is out until 615 for that area now. san lorenzo river at big trees around nine feet. expected to get to 14 unless something changes. i believe me, i'm always about 15 20 minutes behind on these because of the updates. but that's the last check and that was about 20 minutes ago. our system does have a back edge, and that's going through parts of almost sonoma county here, up there in marin county. excuse me, mendocino county, also down to sonoma county. so there is a back edge to this system, but there's plenty here, especially

if you can wait it out. i would there should be a little let up in some of the rainfall rates here as we head to maybe about 7 or 8:00, but look at that low. that is a powerhouse low. and it will swing in off and on, rain and wind throughout the day. pretty good gusts here come coming down a little bit, but i've seen anywhere from 37 to about 63mph. sfo is up to 44 earlier seems to be coming down a little 50s on the temps. kind of a mild pattern. it's not cold, that's for sure. 36 truckee's raining there. south lake tahoe has a mix of flurries and rain, a mix and it was snow was snow. now watch. it turns to rain in the last couple of images for some higher elevations and snow, but winter storm warning is out. i'd hold off. not only is it snow, it's wind. there's gusts 90 to 100mph over the ridge tops. so this low will be with us today, tonight into early friday. then we'll get a break. >> president trump trying to reduce the size of the federal government. the decision from a federal judge over buyout offers

to workers. >> and we continue to track the heavy rain we're getting right now across the bay area. we're going to bring you a live report where some people in san francisco are camped outside of a

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intelligence. the senate voted 52 to 48 to confirm the former democrat congresswoman from hawaii. republican senator mitch mcconnell joined the democrats in opposing her confirmation, saying that she failed to demonstrate she was prepared for the role. gabbard ran for president in 2020 as a democrat before supporting president trump in this election. >> our time now 514. robert f kennedy jr. president trump's nominee for secretary of health and human services is expected to be confirmed today by the senate. yesterday, the senate voted along party lines to advance his nomination. some lawmakers had concerns about kennedy's statements about vaccines and other issues. >> president trump has scored a victory in his attempts to downsize the federal government. a federal judge cleared the way for his administration to offer buyouts to federal workers. according to the u.s. office of personnel management, about 75,000 workers have accepted the package. that represents about 4% of federal workers. the white

house is asking for 5 to 10% of employees to retire early, or resign as a way to trim the budget. >> if you choose not to do so, that's your prerogative. guess what? we'll even give you up until october's pay. no problem. but you got to go. >> workers who stay will have to return to the office if they have been working from home. labor unions continue to raise questions about the feasibility and legality of trump's buyout plan. all right. we continue to cover today's weather. we have extreme weather around the bay area. ktvu james torres live in union square in san francisco. looks like it's raining there, james. how is how are the conditions? >> yeah. pam, we got some light rain this morning for the most part. we're in pretty good shape. we saw some storms coming in early last week, and we saw that rain really coming down pretty hard. we're not reaching that kind of level just yet, but enough rain has come down that the roads have been slick. if you're coming into san francisco from oakland and the east bay.

the bay bridge is certainly something that you want to drive very carefully on. wind is coming down. wind is blowing pretty hard along the bridges this morning as well. we are in union square seeing all the signage this morning about nba all star weekend. it's really something that's going to captivate your eyes. it's going to draw your attention here. so much so that we are at the corner here of powell and geary. we're going to flip around this way here. shoe palace. it's a store i'm hearing about for the first time this morning. there are a number of folks who are lining up here, only about 3 or 4 guys who say they've been here for about 4 or 5 days. they are waiting for a new pair of shoes to have in stock for all star weekend. they say the rain means nothing to them. that's what they're supposed to do. it's what they need to do in order to get their hands on this new release here. what shoes? i could not tell you. i'm not that kind of expert here. but they say if it was snowing, if it was storming, if it was anything of that kind of extreme weather, they would be there this morning. thankfully, that's not

what we're dealing with today. we've got some light wind here along union square, some really light rain. but we'll be tracking those conditions all morning long. thankfully, it's not coming down that hard just yet, but we know as the bay area can be, those conditions can change certainly very quickly. so once we start noticing that rain coming down, we'll certainly let you know. but for the most part, we're in pretty good shape this morning. of course, we'll keep you posted if anything changes. we're live this morning from union square. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you. try to stay dry. you know that area don't you? >> i do, i can't believe he hasn't known. he doesn't know about the shoe palace. >> he knows now. >> all right. it looks like a special jordan retro jordan for nba. i'm looking to see the original black toe. that might be the shoe. i don't know. >> it's the black. it's the black cement. okay. they call it black cement. black cement. right? yeah. >> so okay. traffic is horrendous right? >> i was going to say i will say that if you're going anywhere in san francisco, you have to deal

with that bay bridge. that's a little windy out there for my liking. anyway, let's go out and take a look at what we have. the biggest problem i would say is castro valley westbound 580, coming out toward strowbridge. there is extreme flooding in lanes there, and it's probably because the drains couldn't handle it. all this water coming in at the same time, it could be debris in the in the, in the drains. we do have a reporter and crew on the scene there. we also have a crash that just cleared in antioch on highway four, hillcrest. and we have a crash southbound 880 getting out towards 16th. i keep getting let me turn these radios off. we have a lot of slow traffic on 580 westbound approaching park because of flooding there. give yourself plenty of time. and mentioned the bay bridge and all the bridges are tough driving in this weather. 519 steve, yesterday the wind had changed and the planes were coming in over. different runways.

>> were you at sfo or what? >> yes. sfo and oakland too. >> i believe. yeah. wow okay. thank you sir. it looks like we are on the back edge of this for some especially north and james torres there in the city. other areas it's a pounding rain. but i do think we'll get a little bit of a break here. you can see kind of a right on the back side of this. right here, right there, right there. see that. that's a little bit of a break there. and it shows up better if you head towards the north mendocino county, parts of sonoma county. so there's a noticeable break there. that's good news. still though. east south and peninsula down to santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. that's plenty to go around there. wind speeds are still rather robust, but i think they were stronger about 345 in the morning when i was driving in. my goodness. sfo had gusts to 44 i think 44. yeah, i think 44. oakland was around 41mph. 50 on the tips. i mean, mountain view sitting at 57 mile degrees with this roaring southeast wind. that's a mix of rain and snow at truckee and south lake tahoe at last. look, though, at reno 27, some of that cold air

might be trapped right on the lee side. carson city 25. but it will be more snow later on. even if it's rain for now, it will turn to snow later. some of the colder air works its way in, but you can see the fine line there going up 1850. rain, rain, rain. then all of a sudden snow. winter storm warning is out. should be some pretty good totals. goes until 10 p.m. friday. the colder air doesn't come in until tonight. tomorrow. so really strong. powerhouse low. it will give us off and on rain throughout the day. i think though, the initial front's going to be with the heaviest rain. so rainfall totals again look to favor santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley more so than others. but still, i think we'll get some decent amounts, not only here, also in southern california. they kind of backed off a little on those. i'm not surprised. but still, you know, an inch and a quarter inch and a half to two is a lot of rain in southern california. so heavy morning rain tapering off a little bit. but who'll stop the rain? well, we'll try off and on rain today there will be a few breaks in their 50s. 60s on the temps. >> all right, steve, thank you. time is 521. we are counting down to the start of the nba all star weekend. we'll take a look

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>> this is our chance to show off the region in a way that people maybe haven't thought of or seen for a little while, and so there's just almost this, like butterflies in my stomach, excitement to kick it, to kick it off this weekend. >> now, the three major sports events in the bay area over the next 18 months are expected to bring in more than $1 billion to the economy and about 400 new hotel bookings. our time is 526. loved ones and neighbors mourning the death of a woman who was hit and killed by an out of control car in hayward. we'll tell you what she was going to do ight

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storm slamming into the bay area right now. we can tell you how to travel safely to work or school in this dangerous weather. and a packed room in san jose, city leaders look to fill an empty city council seat. we have a look at some of the candidates vying for that position. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. thursday, february 13th. no joke. driving this morning in the rain and a winter storm is starting to hit the bay area. as we give you a live look around the bay area. man, it was raining. the roads were

flooding. really dangerous commute so far. a lot of rain and a lot of wind as well. >> yeah. definitely wind. part of the story. yeah, a lot of concerns about that. let's check in. >> both are coming down a little bit though. here. it looks like it to me. but we talked about it looked like santa cruz mountains was going to be the leader of the pack. and so far they are the runaway winner here. ben lohman boulder creek, scott creek, bonny doon, all between three and a quarter and three and three quarters. so we'll keep an eye on that by far and away the heaviest rain. i mean, there's been a couple of two inch amounts in marin county, but most locations around an inch to two. that's a real strong powerhouse low. so there will be a little bit of a respite here, a little break here, i think coming up, there's already a back edge parts of mendocino county, a little bit of light rain. lighter rain in san francisco also looks like sonoma county, but i mean, there's still plenty of heavy rain out there and blustery conditions. i mean, it's just not as roaring as it was about 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. i think santa cruz mountains gets the most, but still another three quarters of an inch to an inch and a half or two should

cover it. the sierra some mix of rain and snow this morning. winter storm warning, though, is out until tomorrow evening. there will be a lot of snow eventually, so we'll stop the rain. well, i will if i can, but not probably for most of the day. off and on. rain possible thunderstorms as that low inches in starts to move in later on. today. 50s mild to 60s. all right. so here i think it's castro valley. yes steve. >> others among others. but castro valley has a bunch of standing water. and you know, it is going to be now affected by there's a crash to westbound 580 at castro valley boulevard that happened about a half hour ago, but it's still out there. but the biggest part is the flooding there westbound 580 at strawbridge. if you're coming over to the dublin grade, make sure you know it's going to be a slog. we're going to get to a live report from there. i do have to mention some other things. westbound 580 in livermore. there's a slow traffic. also westbound 580. we had some flooding near 14th. that traffic has been slow there. so we continue to cover

the wet and rainy conditions all over the bay area. let's talk to eight ktvu allie rasmus. she's right there in castro valley where i was talking about that flooding. allie. >> yeah. and what a difference just a half hour makes. sal, last time we showed you this scene live on westbound 580 at redwood road, you could see a deep pool of water covering the two right lanes and the shoulder. now, all that water is gone. and that's because these caltrans workers who worked to clear some of those clogged drains, and then within a matter of minutes, the water just subsided and drained away. so they've made quick work of this, and it looks like they're opening one more lane of traffic here in the westbound direction of 580. in fact, it looks like they are in the process of kind of starting to pack up and clear things up. they just removed those cones. now, beyond where this truck is. right near us, there is the flashing lights of a tow truck. there's two stalled vehicles there. that's because around 345 this morning, those

vehicles drive drove through this standing water and the vehicles became disabled. they got stuck. they called 911. chp came and the caltrans then came to help. but those vehicles that drove through that standing water now have to be towed away. so it's a reminder in this kind of weather, chp and everyone in law enforcement, everyone who works in roadway, in maintenance, like caltrans workers will tell you, don't drive through standing water if you can. and if you are, if they're standing water on the freeway, just make sure you're driving much more slowly than usual, because if you hydroplane, it will be easier to maintain control of your vehicle. but these are the kind of challenges that drivers will be facing throughout the morning as this rain continues. live in castro valley. allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you allie. we are checking in around the bay area for the conditions as this storm moves through. ktvu is jesse gary live in palo alto right now with a look at the weather, how it's impacting the south bay.

jesse. looks very wet down there. >> pamela, good morning to you. yes. we're not being spared from this rainstorm. we're on palo alto avenue and pope street right at the intersection. and this is the overcrossing of the san francisquito creek, which has been a problem area in the past. you can see the debris flow along the creek here this morning. it has been raining all morning, but it is not, as steve said, not as hard now as it had been maybe an hour 90 minutes ago, but still a steady rain coming down. your biggest concerns as you move about the south bay? at least the northern part of the south bay, will be pooling water on area side streets and on the freeways. 10, 87, 880 17 237 if you are on the left lane or the far right lane, that's where you're going to find pooling water or areas where water is collecting. so you want to try to avoid that and stay more towards the center lanes. and then if you head out to this morning on side streets,

be careful because some of the side streets are starting to collect water. the san francisquito creek is not overrunning its banks as it has in the past, at least not yet, because we haven't had days of rain. we've just this rainstorm is just kind of getting wound up. but this is one of the problem areas, and you can see the debris flow that's moving through the creek at a pretty good clip now. and it's only been a few hours of rain. so we'll keep an eye on this. and we're going to keep an eye on the south bay. we will move switch locations, join you again in an hour, and give you an update for what it looks like closer to where the rain is really coming down in the south central part of the county, santa clara county, and also towards the santa cruz mountains. for now, we're live in palo alto. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. pamela. dave, back to you in oakland. >> jesse. thank you. and we're tracking this storm on the air and online to get the very latest on the conditions. download the fox local app. or you can just go to our website ktvu.com. the ktvu weather app is also a great one to pick up for you. our time is now 535.

family members and friends are remembering the life of a preschool teaching assistant who was killed in hayward after she was hit by an out of control car. 26 year old lydia guerra worked with preschool students at hayward's rouz elementary. this video, captured by a nearby driver, shows a car careening into a parked car. a road of trees, and then jump onto the sidewalk. the driver, a 36 year old man, was taken to the hospital. he was placed on a mental health hold. family members described miss guerra as a ray of light. she had just received her teaching license last week. >> it's really, really disturbing. i feel really bad. she's very young. it shouldn't have happened. it shouldn't happen to anybody. >> now, the hayward unified school district has sent a counseling team to help her colleagues and the families cope with her death. the police are still investigating how this happened. >> two women accused of crashing

into a sports bar parklet in san francisco are scheduled to be in court today. police say 27 year old taylor ross was driving a stolen car near stonestown galleria last sunday. 29 year old eureka abrams was a passenger. the women refused to stop and led officers on a high speed chase through the city. they eventually crashed into the parklet of the napper tandy sports bar on 24th street. seven people were injured, including a child. police say ross abrams and a third unidentified woman got out of their car and tried to run away. officers caught ross and abrams, but the other woman escaped. prosecutors have filed more than two dozen charges against them, including hit and run, evading an officer and resisting, obstructing or delaying police. san jose voters are hearing from candidates running for a vacant city council seat. six candidates are vying to replace disgraced former councilmember omar torres in april after a special election. hundreds gathered to hear the candidates talk about

their background and plans for the city. the candidates include gabby chavez. lopez. adam duran, matthew quevedo, irene smith and anthony taddeo's. phil dolan did not attend. >> i have also been delivering services directly to this community through the pandemic all the way to today. >> i was born and raised in san jose's east side, and what makes me unique is that i have just shy of 29 years of public safet, and with the sheriff's department. >> on housing, folks, we got to admit we're falling behind. we need folks who have bold visions. i'm pushing for us to build 10,000 new homes in our downtown core. >> candidates express their ideas about addressing important issues, including blight and vacancies. homelessness. bart construction and the entertainment economy. >> i made two very strong points, the first being no more dumping in 93 and the second being that we need large scale shelters. those two points are still critically important

today. >> we know that the previous super bowl brought in hundreds of millions of dollars of economic impact. but if you look at the data, the vast majority of that money went up to san francisco. so moving forward, i think i can speak for everyone on this panel that in 2026, we need to make sure that san francisco is not eating our lunch again. >> there are a number of other forums scheduled in the next two months. voters will decide who will fill the seat on april 8th during that special election. >> well, some good news. looks like we're on the back edge of this for some. not for all, but i think we'll get a little bit of a break before rain takes us off and on throughout most of the day here. but it's so far it's all about you. santa cruz mountains, ben lomond, boulder creek, scott creek and bonny doon. between three and a quarter and three and three quarters, probably 4 to 5 will be the end result here. other locations. kentfield two and three quarters. danville 1.85. oakland an inch and three quarters. atherton in there as well. hayward an inch and two thirds. santa rosa an inch and two thirds, the city an inch and a quarter. and san jose even had

over an inch of rain. flash flood warning is out for the santa cruz area for good reason, although they've had the most rain. san lorenzo river at big trees i just did update this is currently at ten feet, expected to peak out at 14.5, but i never trust that. so that's i mean it is a ten feet though. the last time i looked, which is about five minutes ago. look at that powerhouse low coming in. so we will get a break. there is a backside to this front that's going through, so there will be a little letup or a little lull, but then rain will start to move back in. also, you bring in some colder, unstable air, really mild conditions here because we've had a roaring southeast wind. i mean, if you're east, though, and also parts of the peninsula, south santa cruz mountains here. let me come out a little bit there. there's still some really good rain, heavy rain there. but to the north it's kind of let up a little bit here. and i think that's going to be the theme here. so we might get a little break here. the good news is this system is definitely moving through rapidly. that's good. it's not stalling out 50s. mid 50s to almost upper 50s. so it's mild. it is raining at truckee.

it is raining at blue canyon. it is raining at south lake tahoe. so it will eventually turn to snow. but right now it's maybe more about wind 80 90 mile per hour gusts over the higher, higher peaks, but there's snow at the higher elevations, but around lake level it's a mix of rain and snow. still, though, going into tonight, that's when the colder air arrives and also into tomorrow. there could easily be some 3 to 4ft amounts. you can see the system pinwheeling right there dragging in the moisture, but it is moving. that's the good news. so another three quarters to two should cover it between now and say tomorrow. by friday afternoon i think we'll be on the dry side of all this. some rain will make it to southern california. they've trimmed back some of the amounts, but still, that's pretty good rain for southern california. and we get a break then maybe a little bit of light rain sunday, but there's really not much after that. who'll stop the rain? well, i think after today we will. but morning rain light to heavy off and on rain throughout the day, 50 to 60 on the thames. >> all right. thank you steve. today is galentine's day. we have a look at some of the celebrations in the day that

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mornings on two. we are following some big international stories this morning, starting in munich, germany, where at least 25 people were hurt when a car crashed into protesters. police on social media said officers took the driver into

custody and they're considering this an isolated incident. they're not saying if this was an accident or intentional. munich hosts a global security conference tomorrow where vice president jd vance is expected to attend. >> our time now. 544 in the middle east. hamas now says it will release three more israeli hostages as planned. hamas had threatened to delay the next release of hostages, accusing israel of not meeting its obligations to allow tents and shelters to be brought into gaza. so far, israel has made no comment about this new announcement by hamas. but it looks like this fragile ceasefire will continue for now. time is now. 545. jcpenney plans to close eight stores by the middle of the year, including the store in san bruno. jcpenney said isolated closures happen from time to time because lease agreements end, and there are market changes or some other reasons. jcpenney has struggled financially since coming out of bankruptcy in 2020. there's no

word yet on a specific date for the closure of the store in san bruno. the fabric and crafting store joann fabrics is scheduled to close more than half of its stores around the country. the company first filed for bankruptcy in march of last year and stayed afloat by going private. but last month, the company filed for bankruptcy for a second time. the company plans to close 500 of its 850 stores around the country, and at least ten here in the bay area, including stores in san mateo, redwood city, concord, dublin and in daly city. >> eggs are in short supply in some areas, so when you get your hands on some, here's some tips to keep them from going bad and for cooking them perfectly. the usda advises people to not leave eggs outside the refrigerator for more than two hours. the cdc says store them at a temperature of 40 degrees or below to properly cook scrambled eggs,

health experts say. make sure the internal temperature reaches at least 160 degrees. for the perfect boiled egg, try cooking it at different temperatures. waters for about two minutes at a time, back and forth. >> optimal cooking is reached after eight times in boiling water and eight times in cold water, so the final result is obtained after 30 minutes. >> wow! it's time for a boiled. egg that some people are willing to try it to get the most bang for their buck. here in california, the average cost for a dozen eggs is just about $9 or so. the prices are only expected to climb, though, for the next few months. >> all right, our time is 5.47. google plans to use artificial intelligence to help enforce age restrictions on google products. now, according to google, its ai model will estimate whether a user is under the age of 18 and if it determines a user is a minor trying to get access to adult content, it could they'll

they'll be able to figure it out. youtube and other google products will apply protections for a more age appropriate user experience. all of this comes as lawmakers are pressuring tech companies to create more online child safety measures. >> it is officially galentine's day, the time for women to celebrate the love they have with their friends. it started 15 years ago in the tv show parks and rec. 71% of women say most of their close friends are the same gender, according to pew research, and some of their best ways to celebrate include brunch, special drinks, a spa day or a craft night. >> there are so many ways to celebrate galentine's day that it's really limited only by your imagination. >> relationship experts say it can be hard to find time that works for all of your friends, but it is important to make time for your community, even if it's as simple as grabbing coffee after dropping your kids off at school, grabbing a bite to eat

between meetings. my girls. we play pickleball every monday, right? right. my crew of women i've known since our kids were in kindergarten and now they're in college. so that is fun. your support group, your friends are important. >> very important. sal's important to. he knows about our commute. >> you know, we actually were worse when we when i first got here. and it looks like it kind of isn't raining as hard. now. we've had a couple of incidents. i will show you on the maps here. the traffic is slow, especially coming over the altamont pass, and we still had just a little bit of a problem in castro valley that was recently cleared up. so the crews are doing a good job getting out there and opening up the drains that are clogged. this is a look at the bay bridge. you can tell it's wet, but still cars are getting through. okay, so we'll see. we've had a lot of minor accidents on the shoulder that so far are not causing big traffic jams. we'll see how long this can last. at 549. let's

bring steve in with today's weather. >> i think you're right. we are seeing a little let up here on some sal. not only rain, but also wind. it was really cooking right along around 3 to 5 in the morning where there is a backside of this up towards mendocino county, sonoma county rain rates have let up a little bit for some. they're still pretty strong. for others, though, i'm putting rain totals together. everyone is pretty close here. it's raining at blue canyon, raining at truckee, and raining at south lake tahoe. but eventually the colder air will get here and the winter storm warning goes through 10:00 friday night, 2 to 5ft, snow levels bouncing again because of a strong southeast wind. it's gone up around lake level or above, but it will start to drop later today. look at that low though spinning in that's going to punch in. and so even though we get a break it will really juice things up for later on today. so off and on rain here, unless you're east and south and it's probably still coming down pretty good there. it's coming down pretty good out there. another three quarters of an inch to two santa cruz mountains. looks to be the leader there with maybe 4 to 5 after everything is said and

done. some rain in central and southern california, although the amounts have been trimmed back a little bit, but still, that'd be really good. rain for southern california la an inch and three quarters for us. morning rain light to heavy though there is a little bit of a little let up. blustery with mild lows, mid 50s for many off and on rain possible thunderstorms and we'll have a breezy to windy day here. 50s to near 60 on the temps. >> thank you steve. as you can imagine, california's water supply looks much better today than it did a month ago. we have a check of the state's major reservoirs following a series of big february storms. >> and a popular weight loss drug not only helps you reduce your desire for food. we'll tell you about the other item. the medication can help you say

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welcome back to mornings on two. sonoma county plans to use millions of dollars awarded for a settlement with opioid manufacturers for treatment programs. the board of supervisors voted unanimously to use the money from the settlement to on treatment and prevention. the money comes from a settlement from lawsuits that accused drug makers of maximizing sales and profits from opioids, while concealing the risks. >> well, san francisco mayor daniel leary signed his fentanyl state of emergency ordinance

into law. the mayor explained key parts of that plan. it includes allowing the mayor's office to bypass the bidding process on contracts, as well as seeking private donations. >> this doesn't prevent us from being transparent. in fact, we're going to be even more transparent. anyone that donates it will be crystal clear who they are, what their names are, but more importantly, this legislation, this law is going to allow us to attack this crisis with the emergency that it demands. >> now, the mayor also plans to build police friendly stabilization centers that will operate 24 hours a day. >> a new study shows a popular weight loss drug may also help reduce alcohol cravings. the study was conducted with 48 adults who reported symptoms of alcohol abuse. half of the participants received an injection of the medication used in ozempic, wegovy and manjaro, while the other half received a placebo. researchers say they found almost 40% of the

participants who got the medication reported no days of heavy drinking, double that of the placebo placebo group. researchers note it's still not clear how safe the drug is, though. for those who are not looking to lose weight. health officials in california are overwhelmed with an unusually severe flu season this year. according to the cdc, at least 24 million americans have been infected with the flu this season. more than 300,000 hospitalized and at least 13,000 report flu deaths have agency surpassed covid deaths for the first time since the pandemic began. doctors say a large number of cases are impacting emergency rooms. >> our own infectious disease lab, when we check our percentages of testing, 50% are coming back positive. so somebody comes in with flu like illness, we swab them. 50% of the time it's flu. so it's very high. >> health officials here in the bay area say more than 70% of respiratory virus tests are testing positive for influenza

at local clinics. >> time now. 556 well, the nba is taking part in community impact eventas part of the big nba all star weekend. the nba hosted an event at oakland's town youth club in partnership with the lgbtq community center. they played games with fans and talked about life in the nba. two former players who have bay area connections took part. jason collins, a former star at stanford and the first openly gay athlete to play on any pro sports team in the country, and layshia clarendon, who played at cal, was the first openly non-binary wnba player. >> great way to kick off. nba all star weekend. it's special whenever you can use the platform that the nba has to help uplift the community. >> we're fighting for you. you know, like we're fighting. so that burden is not so heavy. so you can live. so you can be young, so you can be free and

just have a childhood. >> now the event was also aimed at promoting diversity. time's now 557 santa clara has cleared another hurdle towards hosting the 2026 fifa world cup matches. the santa clara city council and the stadium authority approved a financial assignment agreement. the city attorney is warning santa clara would need to spend almost $50 million to host the matches, mainly because of the cost of security. however, under the financial agreement, the bay area host committee, a nonprofit group set up by the 49ers, will reimburse the cost. that committee will get money from fifa. they will also seek donations as well as government funding. >> hall of fame bay area basketball legend rick barry is being honored ahead of the nba all-star weekend for his support of law enforcement. the former warriors forward received honorary deputy status from san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto at a fundraising gala at the italian athletic club. the event raises money for the county's junior deputy program. it offers

year round mentorship for young people between the ages of nine and 18. >> it's nice to have an opportunity to be honored by the people who are here to protect everyone. i have great respect and admiration for our first responders, for the police, for the fire department, the people who work in hospitals, our military. without them, this country wouldn't be what it is today. >> rick barry, who retired in 1980, ranks among the most prolific scorers in basketball history, the only player to lead the ncaa, aba and nba in points per game in a season. >> well, we are getting a lot of rain. it's falling all across the bay area. we're going to check the current dangers on the roads right now, as much of the region is dealing with the possibility of flooding, and this morning's rain will certainly help our water outlook. we're checking some of california's biggest reservoirs to see the difference between today and a dry january. >> from ktvu. fox two news. this

is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. look at the rain behind us now. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> all right. that is what we are keeping an eye on on this thursday morning, february 13th. if you are just joining us, you might have heard the rain. definitely may have had to drive in the rain this morning. already. parts of the bay area under a flood warning. a flash flood warning or a flood advisory. we do have team coverage for you this morning. ali rasmus is in ktvu car, checking in on some of the roads. there was a huge flood on one of the freeways this mornin. you should be aware of. sal castaneda, o crse, in our traffic center. first, let's head over to meteorologist steve paulson in our weather center tracking all of this, steve. >> we'll take a look at some rain totals, pretty much in line with what we thought. the heaviest amounts are in the santa cruz mountains there up between three and a half and four. but morgan hill, mount veeder both with 2.40. terra linda 2.36. rossmore. wake up over there, you folks. almost two inches of rain. redwood city, sonoma, napa and fremont

between 1.43 and 1.79. napa and sonoma with the same rainfall is kind of unusual, but the front, i think, is going through here kind of looks like there's a little let up in some of the rainfall totals, especially north and in the city, but we're not done yet. that low has to plow in and that will give us some heavier rain later. so in some areas still getting some pretty good rain. but the front is moving. thank goodness it's not stalling out. so that will give us not only a brief heavy rain here. we've already seen. i think wind speeds are coming down a little bit. we've had gusts 40, 50, 60mph. so another three quarters to about two should do it. and after everything is said and done, no doubt about it, santa cruz mountains will have the most probably around five. now it's raining in tahoe, it's raining in truckee, raining blue canyon. but eventually that snow level is going to come down and there will be a lot of snow, especially late tonight into tomorrow. who will stop the rain? well, mother nature will, but probably not for about another 24 hours, that's for sure. it's a mild pattern, 50s and also 60s. well, sometimes you want to know what the commute is up around the bend.

and here's the man to tell us that mr. sal castaneda. >> i don't have to ask if you've ever seen the rain. >> i've seen the rain. >> you've seen the rain. >> i heard it through the grapevine. >> yes, you did very good, very good. thank you. let's go. right to the south bay. milpitas northbound 880 at dixon landing road. the two right lanes are flooded. and actually a car they found. they always find out when a car tries to drive through and get stuck. and then chp gets called out and then they figure out, oh, he drove through what is looking like a small lake on the freeway northbound 880 near dixon landing road. so just just be careful there. as you saw when allie was out there, the caltrans crews show up and unplug the drains, and the water sometimes gets, you know, goes down the drain. finally, we do have a crash west 80 at carlson. we've had a couple of minor crashes. a new crash just came in as i was talking in the south bay, northbound 85 at fremont, now at 602. let's get back to

dave. >> all right, sal, thank you. well, it will be a tough commute this morning for drivers all around the bay area. you heard sal and we drove through it, too. we've been telling you about some of the problems we've seen, including flooded freeways. ktvu ali rasmus is out on the road right now. so, ali, what's the latest on what you're seeing? >> well, every time you're we have this heavy rain like we're experiencing right now, you do have problems with roadway flooding. and we've seen that already in this morning's commute. and you can see why i can show you the camera as we are on the road. we're driving on northbound 880. we just past 238. traffic is moving okay in this spot. drivers are taking it easy. we don't see too much speeding, but you can see the rain coming down at a pretty a pretty steady clip. so earlier this morning about an hour ago, we were on westbound 580. and that is in castro valley. that's at redwood road. and that's where there were three lanes of traffic completely blocked because water had pulled up onto

the freeway. some of the drains in that area got clogged. and three lanes of that part of the freeway were submerged in water. around 345 this morning, at least two drivers drove into it and got stuck. the drivers were okay, but their cars were disabled and had to be towed. close to a dozen caltrans workers closed off the freeway and worked to clear those clogged drains, which they were able to do pretty quickly within about a half an hour. the chp says at one point, though, the water that had pulled up on those three lanes was nearly two feet deep. >> if you go through standing water and you might feel that hydroplaning, we recommend to not input any steering, you know, try to safely navigate that vehicle and regain control. try not to make any evasive maneuvers. you never know. there may be a vehicle in the lane adjacent to you. >> wrong button. i'm again. the drivers of those cars are expected to be okay. by 6:00, caltrans workers had drained all that water and the three lanes of westbound 580 at redwood road

had reopened. but roadway flooding is going to be a problem that the chp and caltrans will be working on throughout the morning commute. again, back at this live picture, i had earlier punched the wrong button. now you can see what the road looks like as we're heading northbound on 880 at 98th avenue, approaching the oakland airport. steady rain coming down, windshield wipers going at full speed. but luckily in this spot, no roadway flooding. drivers are taking it easy, so something to be aware of throughout the day. it's going to be like this for the morning commute and in the afternoon as well. live on northbound 880. i'm ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you ali. emergency crews in marin county are on standby as the storm rolls through the bay area. marin county fire is preparing for potential water rescues, landslides and downed trees and power lines. teams are pre-positioned this morning with more than 25 officers, additional engines and dispatchers throughout the county. safety officials are reminding people not to walk or

drive through flooded roads and moving water, and don't drive if you don't have to. crews and other parts of the north bay are preparing and taking precautions as well. in santa rosa along airway road, flood warning signs are already stacked up in preparation, just in case homeowners are still on alert. after last week's storm damaged several homes with flooding and mud. parts of santa rosa have had more than 30in of rain since july 1st, and first responders are preparing for a rapid rise of streams and creeks. >> a lot of the different fire agencies are working on up staffing some swift water rescue resources to be available around the region, as well as also a strike team of wildland engines that have four wheel drive capabilities. we are staffing that type of equipment because it allows those resources to get into higher water. >> the north bay is also bracing for potential power outages. wind gusts could reach 50mph in some areas. that could bring down branches, uproot entire

trees or power poles due to the already saturated soil. >> all right. our time is 606. all the rain we're getting is helping to fill the reservoirs in northern california. and that's a welcome sign after a january that was unusually dry. now, in the first week of february, the water level at shasta lake near redding rose 22ft. that's california's biggest reservoir, the state's second largest reservoir, lake oroville in butte county, rose 23ft during the same time, and the third biggest reservoir, trinity lake, rose eight feet. all three of those reservoirs are well above their historical average for this time of the year. now, this week, operators of the dams increased their water releases to make room for more rain ahead of the latest storm. >> evacuation warnings have been issued in parts of los angeles county. a heavy rainstorm is expected to hit southern california, in the areas where fire burned all the brush and trees. emergency crews are on

standby, watching for mudslides and trying to prevent debris flows in the areas burned by the fires. warnings are in effect in altadena and pacific palisades, and lapd will visit homes in the highest risk areas to issue specific evacuation orders. >> significant potential for mudslides. so we're not we're not at that area yet. what that means to the public is we want you to be aware of the concern. if you live in an area that was recently burned. >> some school districts have closed today due to the road closures and extreme weather conditions. >> and pam, the latest storm is also bringing in some big waves along the coastline. here's a live picture looking down at pacifica pier in southern california. all along the northern california coast, some big waves out there. the national weather service posted a high surf warning for the peninsula from this afternoon until early saturday morning. the waves along the coast could get as high as 45ft tall.

>> we are also keeping an eye on the airports this morning, looking for any flight delays and cancellations because of the weather. san francisco international airport right now seeing 16 delays, three cancellations at this point. at last look, oakland airport has two delays, no cancellations. and in san jose, the airport has no delays or cancellations at the last check. as always though, if you are flying out this morning or picking someone up at the airport, call ahead with the airline. check online to make sure that flight is still on time. all right, the drive to the sierra also very difficult. want to take you live to caltrans camera right along interstate 80 at donner summit, donner lake area. chains are required on all vehicles except four wheel drive with snow tires from cisco in placer county to the nevada state line. chains are also required for highway 50 east of kyburz to myers in el dorado county. all right. i'm

sure some people want to take advantage of all the new snow that they're going to get. so make sure you track the storm. we're tracking that storm on the air and online. you can get the very latest information on the conditions. download the fox local app or head to ktvu.com. the ktvu weather app also a very good resource. you get alerts with that as well. >> which is. >> very handy. yes. >> and great information from sal castaneda. watching our commute. it was really tricky for us coming in early this morning. >> yeah. and you just mentioned the airports, dave and pam. the planes are coming in a different way because the wind is coming in from the south. that means that the airplanes at sfo are using runway 19 because it's a south facing runway. so they're coming in that way. all you need to know is if you see a plane in a spot where you don't normally see it, don't panic. it's normal. all right. the roads are pretty wet, although it was worse in the first hour. we do

have a crash. west 80 at carlson. i will mention, though, milpitas seems to have the problem of the hour right now. northbound 880. as you come up on the mission boulevard exit, there's a flooding there. northbound 880. you can see some flooding in that area. it's actually closer to dixon landing road. what happened was a car came through, pardon me and drove through it and got stuck. and then they figured out that there's a problem there southbound not affected. but you might see some people slowing down as we push back. we've had a lot of slowing out there. bay bridge triple a traffic camera showing us backed up to about the middle of the parking lot. slightly lighter than usual, as some people may opt to work from home if they have flexibility on a day like today. 611 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you sal. the best basketball players in the world are in the bay area for a big weekend. we have a rundown of the activities happening at chase center, oakland arena and

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a san francisco sports bar on super bowl sunday. the defendants are identified as 27 year old taylor ross of san francisco, believed to have been driving that stolen car when she crashed into the parklet. 29 year old eureka abrams of bay point was a passenger. and a third unidentified person was able to escape from the police. >> former 49ers star dana stubblefield is a free man. he was released after being held in prison for more than four years. he was convicted on charges including threatening and sexually assaulting a mentally disabled woman, in which he promised to give her a job. now the conviction was overturned in december after his attorneys argued that they had new evidence proving he did not use a gun. >> our time now 615, with some of the world's biggest basketball stars, are about to head here to the bay area for the nba all star weekend, and last minute preparations are underway at chase center. ktvu is andre senior is in the studio

to tell us more about what's ahead for the big weekend, and how the rain is already affecting things. >> yeah, it's already having a big impact. dave. all star weekend wrapping up. and today there are events for fans at moscone center and pier 48, including a live broadcast of inside the nba. and there's a lot more to come as the basketball world turns its eyes toward the bay area. >> on behalf of the bay area host committee, welcome to the 2025 all star game and all star week. >> well, the bay area host committee held a welcome celebration last night featuring representatives from bay area sports teams and cities around the region, and that included former giant hunter pence, 49ers president al guido, as well as san francisco's mayor. officially kicking off the festivities. >> this is our chance to show off the region in a way that people maybe haven't thought of or seen for a little while, and so there's just almost this, like butterflies in my stomach, excitement to kick it, to kick it off this weekend.

>> i'm so excited that we have the world coming to san francisco this weekend and to the bay. we have so much to show off. i don't the noise outside. when you get to our city, you see how great it is. >> so the all star weekend is just part of a busy weekend in the city. there's also valentine's day tomorrow and the chinese new year parade on saturday, and already visitors are streaming into the bay area from all over the world. >> here for this weekend all star weekend. my friend works for the nba, so he's putting on a few events. and yeah, here to see that. >> 350 million. that's how many dollars of economic activity the region is going to experience during the nba all star weekend. >> all right. so here's a schedule of some of the big events happening this weekend. tomorrow night is the all star celebrity game followed by the rising stars game. saturday night is the hbcu classic and the skills challenge three-point

contest and dunk contest. then sunday night is the full all star game itself, featuring a new format and three games in total. now the wet weather, as we mentioned today, has put a slight damper on festivities. the nba all-star tipoff party that was scheduled for tonight at chase center, that has been canceled because of the rain. >> all right. thank you. andre. let's head over to sal for a look at traffic this morning, because we've all been talking about it was a rough commute. >> really tricky. >> yeah, a lot of standing water. >> you see that weather radar with the rain moving through. and that's not good for traffic when it's raining like that, you know it. let's go right to look at that. see. so that that's going to correlate to crashes on the freeway unfortunately and flooding. let's go to the big spot. we have northbound 880. we have a spot of flooding right near the dixon landing road exit. it does look like they may have opened up the lanes, but there's still a little bit of

flooding in the area. i'm not actually sure because sometimes they're too busy to update the computer here when they're actually working. i totally get that. you can see, though, that traffic is going to be busy. some people appear to be hanging back a little bit. you heard steve say that the weather may move through and it may be better later. as you can see, it's raining hard on the san mateo bridge. if you have people who have flexibility, say, you know what? i'm going to see if it gets better before i go. it's not a bad idea, but right now, driving is not great. 618 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> sal. >> yes, sir. >> 45mph for me coming in today? >> yes. slower than usual. >> no doubt. believe me, i was that guy in the far right lane going. okay, you go ahead. all right. these were some of the wind gusts that i've seen so far. mount eminem, 61mph. the lafayette hills 60. los gatos hills, 58. crystal springs reservoir at 56. sfo 53 and

lucas valley at 43mph. sfo, oakland, san jose out to fairfield. all been about 30 to 50mph, although it looks to be coming down. last time i checked, rain totals. if you say i have more than that, give me. it's just me here trying to put all these together so i'll get there. but kentfield, danville, oakland, atherton, hayward, santa rosa, san francisco and san jose all between one and almost three inches of rain. the most, though, has been in the santa cruz mountains. 3 to 4 down there already. so flash flood warning is out there until 615 in the morning. the front is going through. there is a let up on some of the rainfall rates to the north. i think eventually it's going. it's also moved into the city, so it will start to work its way through. we'll get a little low, a little break. it will not last long. that upper low spinning there will trigger in more rain, heavy rain and maybe some thunderstorms later today. the really mild conditions here with a strong south southeast wind. still though. santa cruz areas. eastern santa clara county, contra costa county on the peninsula as well. but to the

north, there's been a noticeable let up here. so 50s on the temps, strong south wind here, not only here but in the mountains. truckies reporting rain. south lake tahoe a rain and snow mix. it's snowing in reno. that's because the cold air is trapped on the lee side. now. the snow level has gone up around lake level, but it will drop later today. tonight. and then they'll really start to get in on the bigger snow totals as we start to get the stronger dynamics in there. but for some in the morning here, you'll get a little let up, but then we'll get off and on. rain brief, heavy at times through the morning and possible thunderstorms as we mentioned. and once we get cranked up and get that cold air in there, another couple of feet looks likely. winter storm warning until 10:00 on friday so the low you can see it swinging in. so it's only a matter of time. i'd say another three quarters to two inches of rain should cover it, but no doubt i think that after everything is said and done, santa cruz mountains will end up with around 5 p.m. >> okay. thank you steve. the russia-ukraine war reached a critical point. we'll tell you why. president trump says the war could soon be over and at least 28 people were hurt when a

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to time now 624. we're following some big international stories this morning, starting in munich, germany, where at least 25 people were hurt when a car crashed into protesters. police

on social media said officers took the driver into custody and are considering this an isolated incident. they believe the attack was intentional, but that the protest was likely a random target. munich hosts a global security conference tomorrow where vice president jd vance is expected to attend. president trump says negotiations are underway to end the three year war between russia and ukraine. the president says he has spoken directly with russian president putin and ukrainian president zelenskyy about an end to the war. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is now speaking out for the first time about her life behind bars. in an exclusive interview in people magazine. she is nearly two years into her 11 year sentence for defrauding investors about her silicon valley blood testing startup. holmes described her time in prison as #### and torture away from her two children, now aged

two and three, and away from her husband. she says they visit her twice a week at a federal prison camp in texas. holmes is 41. she maintains she is innocent of conspiring to lie to investors about the capabilities of the technology. san jose voters are hearing from candidates running for a vacant city council seat. six candidates are vying to replace former council member omar torres in april after a special election. hundreds gathered to hear the candidates talk about their background and plans for the city. the candidates include gabby chavez. lopez. adam. duran. matthew quevedo, irene. irene. smith and anthony todos. phil dolan did not attend. >> i have also been delivering services directly to this community through the pandemic all the way to today. >> i was born and raised in san jose's east side, and what makes me unique is that i have just shy of 29 years of public safety with the sheriff's department. >> on housing, folks, we got to admit we're falling behind. we

need folks who have bold visions. i'm pushing for us tobr downtown core. >> candidates express their ideas about various issues. >> the two very strong points, the first being no more dumping in e3, and the second being that we need large scale shelters. those two points are still critically important today. >> we know that the previous super bowl brought in hundreds of millions of dollars of economic impact. but if you look at the data, the vast majority of that money went up to san francisco. so moving forward, i think i can speak for everyone on this panel that in 2026, we need to make sure that san francisco is not eating our lunch again. >> hot chocolate. >> voters will decide who will fill the seat on april 8th during the special election. all right. we are tracking this morning's big storm. we have reporters throughout the bay area covering the current weather conditions. and, of course, ste w

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good morning. he was once one of the 49ers best defensive players, but later he was sent to prison, accused of rape. we'll tell you how the courts overturned his conviction. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> as we take you live to the opening bell this morning. the latest read on inflation. the producer price index measures

prices at the wholesale level, similar to the consumer price index that was released yesterday. the january ppi shows inflation is up from this time last year. economists are watching to see how the trump administration's policies on immigration and tariffs impact prices. also this morning, chevron laying off 20% of its workforce over the next two years. as we know, it was based in san ramon. it's moved its operations to houston, but thousands of workers are still based here in the bay area. company only has eight job openings here in the us. not very many as they're cutting back. we'll have all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark thursday morning february 13th february 13th i was telling steve i was outside. the rain here has died down quite a bit. >> okay. >> still cold though steve. >> well, the rain we are seeing the front go through, so some of the rainfall amounts have tapered off here. that's the good news, without a doubt. for santa cruz mountains or uvas

canyon. four and a half. eureka canyon over for ben lomond, almost four. and boulder creek almost three and three quarters. so that that is by far and away the most, although there have been some three inch amounts up in the russian river. cazadero had just over three as well. morgan hills also had over three. the front is going through. that's the good news. but see the low spinning there that has to move in and already look at how it's lighting up just off shore. so a little bit of a break and then more rain will come back in moderate to heavy maybe thunderstorms as well. i mean we're still getting some rain east and south, but the rainfall rates have come down for some. although it is pushing south towards monterey salinas valley. come on, make it. there you go. still some pretty good gusts out there. we although we had gusts 40 to 60. i don't i'm not seeing that right now. of course i haven't had time to look in about 20 minutes, but another three quarters of an inch to over two. i think after everything is said and done, santa cruz mountains will end up with around 5 to 6 is what we what we thought. it's raining at truckee. it's raining at blue canyon, it's snowing at reno and it's a rain snow mix at

all. but once that cold air gets in there, there will be a lot of snow. so who'll stop the rain? well, mother nature will, but not until probably after friday morning. so look for off and on rain today and mild conditions, 50s to near 60. all right. here's the man who's just as busy as i am. and he starts with what? this time. >> we start with a crash on the peninsula where a car ran into a police vehicle eastbound 380, right at el camino real. that's the freeway you take to get over to toward the airport from 280. you probably know it very well if you use it well, this morning, i probably wouldn't use it. we have several lanes blocked as a police vehicle was on the road, and then someone came along and ran into it. so not only is it a crash, but as you might imagine, there's a big police presence there on 380. i would just use one on one. if you know the area, use a different way to get over to 101. if you're leaving san francisco, stay on 101. we also have a rockslide that just came in southbound 101 near marin city. it's blocking lanes. this happens a lot there. so if

you're driving south out of marin, going to the golden gate bridge, it's going to take a while. you can see it's raining pretty hard. if you come to the tv, you can see how hard it is raining right there on the golden gate bridge. i will say this. we have too many crashes for me to tell you about all at once, because there's too many of them. a lot of crashes out there, minor type things where people get into wrecks and they pull off to the shoulder, slow it down. bay bridge backed up to the maze. 633 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. sal. we do have crews around the bay area tracking this morning's storm. ktvu james torres joining us now from union square in san francisco. good morning. james. how does it look out there? >> good morning to you pam. well, the rain is coming down steady for the most part. we're in pretty good shape here. taking a look at the trees that are lined up here at union square. we've got a little wind blowing. nothing that's too outrageous this morning. if you're driving from the east bay into san francisco, you're going to feel that wind pretty

powerfully over the bay bridge here. and the roads certainly are slick this morning. we've got enough rainfall overnight and today for the roads to be pretty nice and wet. so if you are driving around this area, if you're driving around really anywhere in the bay area, give yourself plenty of extra time because it's going to be that kind of commute. we had a chance to talk to some of the folks who are across the street from us this morning, just outside of a shoe palace. some of them have been here since about tuesday afternoon, saying that they are waiting for some new releases ahead of nba all-star weekend. that all gets underway later tonight, tomorrow and all weekend long. we spoke to a couple of those folks who tell us that the rain isn't that big of a deal. >> it's cold out here. it's raining out here. why doesn't that bother you? >> we got hand warmers. we got good coffee. can't complain. that's it. >> that's it. that's all you need in conditions like these. some of these folks tell us that they got here. they flew out here from florida. they travel to a number of different cities.

whenever these shoe releases drop, whenever these nba all-star weekends kick off because they supply to retailers, try to make a little money off of that here. they have a little awning. so they're doing pretty well so far. but they say call it snow, call it rain, call it an earthquake. they'll be out here because that's just what they do. we will be keeping our eye on these weather conditions all morning long. we'll let you know if it looks worse. if it looks better, we'll tell you what it looks like all morning long. we are live this morning from union square in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james, thank you for that update. checking in on conditions in the south bay. now ktvu is jesse gary live along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains? jesse, that is an area that is expected to be hit pretty hard. i believe there's some warnings in effect as well. >> pamela, good morning again to you. not expected to get hit pretty hard getting hit pretty hard as we speak. you heard steve talk about the rain totals here in the santa cruz

mountains. we've moved from palo alto to the santa cruz mountains. i can tell you the difference. heavier rain, it's foggier, it's colder and it's windier. so bear that in mind if you're moving around the south bay, once you move up and increase your elevation, you're going to run into heavier rain and fog and more water collecting on the roadways, particularly 17 behind me. this is the video that we had when we left palo alto, just showing you the san francisquito creek and the debris flow in the creek. i want you to be paid special attention, because that's the kind of debris that will flow into rain gutters and sewers here in the south bay, and that can clog the drainage and create flooding. so bear that in mind. also, the chp is reporting highway one is closed south. say that too many accidents for them to really get to. but here in the south bay highway one at demeo lane, that's closed because of a fatal accident, the chp is working right now. we hope to get more information on

that. also, the chp reporting a downed tree is blocking some streets in socal. we won't be able to get down there to show you that. but just to be aware, if you're moving around in that area, coming back, live here at the summit on highway 17 where the rain is coming down much harder than it is more towards the northern end of san santa clara county. so it's raining harder and the wind is kicking up. so, steve, you're steve's right on the money. it's worse here in the santa cruz mountains. we'll have an update for you coming up in the next hour. for now, live at the summit on 17. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. pamela. dave, back to you in the studio. >> okay, jesse. thank you. time now, 6.38 and on the peninsula, rough surf also moved in, causing some dangerous conditions along the coast. now, ahead of the storm, people headed to hardware stores to buy emergency supplies. places like ace hardware have been running low on heaters and flashlights and tarps and rain gear and last minute rush of customers. they're expected today as well.

>> should get a rush during the rain. that's the thing. they don't prepare, so we get a lot of last minute. so i'm i'm expecting a lot of customers. >> anytime it rains or above average winds, power goes out. so it's probably happened i think like 2 or 3 times this year already. and we're only in february. >> well, you heard steve. you can expect some storm conditions to really intensify during the day. there will also be isolated thunderstorms between now and early friday. we're also checking for power outages for you to see if the weather is causing them here in the bay area. pg and e just released this outage map showing the areas having some power problems. now the orange squares on your screen show outages affecting between 500 and 5000 homes and businesses. pg and e has extra crews out trying to keep the lights on. there are a few bigger outages along the peninsula, but nothing major right now. pg and e says customers should sign up to be

notified about possible outages in your area. the company will also provide an estimated time for when the power will be back on. >> in monterey county, authorities gave an update on the moss landing lithium ion battery storage facility fire. the fire last month triggered evacuations and environmental concerns. some people complained of rashes and toxic substances falling onto their property, the epa and health officials said. current air, water and soil conditions do not pose a threat to public health. >> dtsc obtained soil samples directly north from the location of the fire and up to four miles away, including at residences, schools and community parks. while initial surface screenings of ash and debris detected elevated levels of metals, subsequent soil samples did not. >> the health department is still checking with neighbors, and the results of that survey are scheduled to be released next week. the cause of the fire is not yet known. vistra, the

company that operates the facility, is working with investigators. >> our time now 640. san francisco police are investigating a shooting. a gun battle in the city. that gun battle was between two groups and a pga worker was injured. it happened yesterday before noon in the sunnydale neighborhood. this citizen video shows a pga contractor who was hit in the leg while he was working in the area. police say his injury is not life threatening. the police say another bullet barely missed hitting a mother who was in her car nursing her eight month old son. >> bullet hit from right here and it stopped right here in my gas cap. and my wife was inside. right here on this side. we'll be praying for the pga worker and all those who are affected mentally or because this is very traumatic, especially my wife. she was she was shaken up when she came inside. >> now police say they did make one arrest. they're still out there looking for other suspects

and trying to figure out what led up to that shooting. >> after spending four and a half years in prison, former 49ers defensive lineman dana stubblefield has been released. stubblefield was previously convicted to a 15 year sentence in 2020. prosecutors say he lured a mentally disabled woman to his home promising a job, then used a gun to threaten her and sexually assault her. that conviction was overturned in december after his attorneys argued that they had new evidence proving there was no gun involved. >> the trial judge made sure the jury did not know that dana's accuser was a sex worker. throughout this tough ordeal, i always believed the truth will come out. there was a long nights when i sat in my cell, an innocent man wondering if things would ever be be right. >> the santa clara county district attorney's office is appealing the order. stubblefield says his focus now is on spending time with his family and friends.

>> our time is now. 642 some new details coming in about the cyber truck crash in piedmont just before thanksgiving that killed three young people. autopsy reports on the alameda county coroner's office shows 19 year old soren dixon, the driver of that cyber truck, had alcohol, cocaine and meth in his system, and he had a blood alcohol level more than twice the legal limit for someone legally allowed to drive. the two passengers, 20 year old jack nelson and 19 year old krista tsukahara, also had signs of alcohol and cocaine in their systems. the three college sophomores were recent piedmont high school graduates who died in the crash when the truck burst into flames. a fourth person survived that crash. time is now 643. rain really hitting the bay area, but storms are also causing big problems down in southern california. we're going to take you there live and show you the concerns about

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to us now. 646 in about 15 minutes from right now at 7 a.m, an evacuation warning will be issued in southern california for parts of pacific palisades. the authorities there are worried that the burn scars from recent wildfires are vulnerable to flooding and landslides. our reporter, mario ramirez, is in pacific palisades and joins us live now to give us the latest. mario. good morning. >> dave, good morning to you. we're in an area, as you mentioned, that is still recovering from the devastating palisades fire last month in early january. it destroyed tens of thousands of acres. and it's causing the concern for mud and debris flows and some of these vulnerable communities. now take a look at some of these repopulated areas are being, you know, residents are being sent back to their homes where they're still standing. they may be evacuated again because of the rain. it's a little lighter right now than it was for the last few hours. but there is more on the way, and we've already seen some of that

activity here in the area. we want to show you. video just up the road of a mudslide on pacific coast highway triggered near big rock drive, bringing mud and rocks from the hillsides covering the road there. caltrans had closed this stretch of road last week indefinitely because of that potential for mudslides, which we're starting to see now. many of the hillsides left with no vegetation and charred soil, which is usually what absorbs all the rain that we've been seeing. and as preparations have been underway in local burn zones with tens of thousands of feet of k-rails and sandbags, the la fire department announcing those evacuation warnings will go into place at 7:00 this morning, meaning mandatory evacuation orders could follow and residents should be prepared. pack an emergency kit, gather important documents and have an exit plan in place for family and pets. we are in a flash flood watch through this evening and once those warnings go into place here in this area, they're set to stay in effect until tomorrow afternoon. and county officials here in la say that all it takes is a half an inch of rain per

hour. anything exceeding that can trigger mudslides and debris flows, which is definitely in the forecast. so we're keeping an eye on it very closely as this area is on high alert. that's the latest here in pacific palisades. i'm mario ramirez. we'll send it back to you. >> all right mario, thank you for that update. definitely thinking about everybody there. all right. in today's dollars and cents. denny's plans to close 100 locations this year. the chain says those restaurants are underperforming. it's unclear which locations will close. currently, there are about 1300 locations nationwide and 350 here, 54 here in california. many are here in the bay area. jcpenney will be closing eight stores by the middle of the year, including its san bruno location. the company tells us the closures are unrelated to the recent catalyst brands merger. jcpenney added isolated closures happened from time to time due to expiring lease agreements, market changes or other factors. the chain has struggled

financially, though, since emerging from bankruptcy in 2020. no word yet on a specific date for the closure of that san bruno store, and the fabric and crafting store jo-ann, scheduled to close more than half of its locations across the country. the retailer first filed for bankruptcy in march of last year, and was able to stay afloat by going private. but last month, jcpenney filed for bankruptcy a second time. the retailer plans to close 500 of its 850 stores nationwide. at least ten here in the bay area, including locations in san mateo, redwood city, concord, dublin and daly city to see it go. >> i know, i know, our time is 650. sal will tell you how things are going in the commute this morning. what's the latest out there with the rain? >> well, you guys were just talking about san bruno, unfortunately, right there, it seems to be raining hard. and there was a crash involving a police vehicle. a police vehicle was out doing its thing on the road and got run into. and now 380 still has a lane blocked

there. some people are using 101. when the rain moves through, people do slow down and sometimes that 1 or 2 drivers that don't end up getting into wrecks. let's talk about northbound 280 at ocean avenue. there's a wreck there. traffic is backed up from daly city. there is a rockslide. southbound 101 at marin city. and you can see the golden gate bridge. it still looks like it's raining there, although not as hard as it was. bay bridge backed up to the maze. almost all these bay area commutes. look at that rain on the san mateo bridge. so if you don't like driving in heavy rain and you, you know, you maybe want to put it off, i have a man for you to listen to. and that is mr. steve paulson. >> i would have put it off if i could. >> yeah i know. well. >> it was no fun coming. you don't. >> have that kind of job, steve. >> that is true. thank you sir. all right. but if you can, i would hear you. all right. we talked about. it looked like santa cruz mountains would get the most. and so far, that is true. uvas canyon, four and a

half. eureka canyon over four. now ben lomond almost four and boulder creek 3.70. so flood warning continues until i think it's still there. yeah. no, hold on a minute. let me let me do this. let me see if they've continued this a little bit. yes. now until 915. there you go. okay. they continued until 915. so i'm not surprised. the fabulous jesse gary, they're getting dumped on with rain in the santa cruz mountains. so he did a great report. that's heavy rain. and boy, this is the classic setup for many here, including the santa cruz mountains where you get the strong upslope and it rings out moisture. big time here. and i think we said 4 to 6. they're already at four. i think six will end up being right. other rain totals kentfield aptos. that's near the rio del mar area. thank you for that. danville, belmont, hayward, santa rosa, san francisco, san jose an inch to almost three inches of rain. other locations to try and get as many areas in as i can. morgan hill observer chris henry, three and a half. casadero observer raymond three and a quarter. terra linda two

and a third. redwood city 1.79. napa over an inch and a half. walnut creek an inch and a half. santa clara a viewer called in to sammy on the desk and said, can you give this to steve? and sammy did. so there you go. santa clara 1.15 and clayton 1.10. that's good rain for clayton. wind gusts. they've been up to anywhere from 40 to 60mph. amount eminem 61 lafayette hills, los gatos hills, near crystal springs reservoir, sfo and lucas valley, all between 43 and 61mph. now the front is going through, but there's still rain on the back side. just some of the rainfall rates have come down a little bit, but not in the santa cruz mountains. you can see some break to the north, but that's short lived because that low is going to spin in. but look at this. that's just hammering the santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley. i think they'll end up with the most 50s on the temps here. some rain snow mix up in tahoe, but it's all going to be snow here eventually, and there will be a lot stacking up in the i mean, maybe 3 to 4ft by the time we get to friday. so

winter storm warning out there for us look for off and on rain, maybe a little break, but more rain is on the way. dave. as that low moves in later today you'll see it. there it is. that moves in and maybe thunderstorms as well. >> all right. see time now. 653. mariah carey, billy idol, oasis. we're going to tell you the nominees for this year's class of the rock and roll hall of fame. right now, though, let's check in with gasia mikaelian, see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning guys. >> good morning dave. we will stay on top of the big story you've been on since 4 a.m. and that is the weather. a massive storm is rolling across the bay area. firefighters and first responders say they are ready for emergencies. how? one bay area fire department took action to help make sure crews were in place before any landslides or flooding. then, an east bay city facing a lawsuit over an effort to clean up a homeless encampment. the latest legal battle over sweeps and why advocates want to prevent people who are homeless from being

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it was now 657. the nba is taking part in community impact events as part of the nba all-star weekend. the nba hosted an event at oakland's town youth club. it's in partnership with the lgbtq community center, and that included playing games with the fans and talking about life in the nba. now, two former players with bay area ties were

there. jason collins, a former star at stanford, the first openly gay athlete to play on any pro sports team in the country. and layshia clarendon, who played at cal and was the first openly non-binary wnba player. >> great way to kick off nba all-star weekend. it's special whenever you can use the platform that the nba has to help uplift the community. >> we're fighting for you. you know, like we're fighting. so that burden is not so heavy. so you can live so you can be young, so you can be free and just have a childhood. >> the event was also aimed at promoting diversity. well, santa clara has cleared yet another hurdle towards hosting the 2026 fifa world cup matches. santa clara city council and the stadium authority approved a financial assignment agreement. the city attorney warned santa clara would need to spend almost $50 million to host the matches, mainly because of the cost of security. however, under that

financial agreement, the bay area host committee, a nonprofit organization set up by the 49ers, will reimburse the cost. the committee will get money from fifa and seek donations as well as government funding. all right. well, the list is in for the 2025 nominees for the rock and roll hall of fame. mariah carey, chubby checker, cyndi lauper, outkast and phish are on that list. the black crowes, joe cocker, joy division, new order, oasis, billy idol and the white stripes were also up for enshrinement in the hall. the inductees will be revealed in april, and that includes the ones going into the hall under three special committee categories musical influence, musical excellence, and the non-performer award. >> any time it rains or above average winds. power goes out. so it's probably happened, i think like 2 or 3 times this

year already. and we're only in february. >> a major storm is hitting the bay area right now, driving rain, howling winds, the major impact the rain is having across the region, and how long this wild weather could last. then all that rain is causing problems across the bay area with flooding, especially on the roads and freeways. we'll explore the impact it's having on your morning commute. plus. >> weekend is going to be amazing. i mean, this is our kickoff to the three events and the journey that we have to host major sporting events in the bay. >> nba all-star weekend is getting underway. how the rainy weather is already problems for some parts of the celebration. >> from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and take a look at your screen. and awfully wet, but very pretty. san francisco international. there has been so much rain overnight and that continues today. the tarmac is wet. it's been coming down all morning. there's more rain on the way, but the timing of this is so interesting because if we could go back maybe tou