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 three hours,

we were in the thick of it. >> oh, boy. >> the timing for you early birds in the morning might work out if you're about to hit the road. >> yeah. lucky you. you didn't have to be in that. that's garcia, i'm dave clark. thursday, february 13th. steve is here with a complete look at our forecast. i think that front. >> looked at dave and me and said, i see you too. >> i thought of you both. >> it was rough. >> yeah. it was. but, you know, we did it. all right. we talked about santa cruz mountains, and so far it's been mainly about you, but not all about you. uvas canyon, over four and a half. eureka canyon four. ben lomond, almost four. and boulder creek, 3.70. there's been a lot of three to fours in there already. the front is kind of moving through but kind of hanging up a little bit. but some of the intense rainfall rates have moved south and east. but that upper low will swing in. now you can see there is a little bit of a break to the north, especially about marin county. doesn't mean you're not getting rain, but the heavier rainfall rates have definitely tapered off. not east and south. they're still there. so this will be a slow mover. wind has been roaring for some, just blustery for others, but

there's been gusts 30 to 60mph. another three quarters. two thirds of an inch to. i think two should cover it for the next 24 hours. then we'll be on the drier side of this. some rain and snow mix in the mountains, but eventually it will all turn to snow. but not until that cold air gets in later. so who will stop the rain? well, probably not much of a stop until tomorrow, but some morning rain off and on. heavy at times. windy. blustery. that will take us. maybe some thunderstorms into today. 50 and 60 on the temps. all right. sal is here when it rains. i'm busy and i know he's busy. so he begins with. >> yes, we're going to look at the bay bridge just to show people what we're looking at here. i think a lot of people want to know it's not raining as hard there as you drive out to the bay bridge, but you will see that definitely a little bit of rain that came out of the sky there. and you can see traffic is going to be just a little bit busy. eastbound 380 in san bruno at el camino, they're clearing a crash involving a police vehicle, and we have slow

traffic in the east bay. san mateo bridge, heavy and flooding in richmond. east 88 near carlson. we'll talk more about that in just a bit. but right now, let's go back to garcia. >> thank you. sal. it has been a tough commute all morning long for drivers across the bay area. we've been showing you some of the problems, including flooded freeways. we'll turn to erasmus now. she's on the road in fremont. what have you found out? >> yeah, we are at northbound 880, just past dixon landing road, and we're on the freeway because we want to show you what happened here. there's a big pool of water that flooded the shoulder, and earlier this morning, it had also flooded the two right lanes of this part of northbound 880 going through fremont. in the distance, you see that flashing lights they have just actually don't take the video yet because we want to show you what's happening here. so earlier this. this, what you're seeing here is the flashing lights of a tow truck that shows they're in the process of removing the second of two vehicles that got stuck on this stretch of northbound

880. earlier this morning, we talked to the chp about what to do when you're hydroplaning. >> 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 or. >> now back out here live again. we're going to show you what happened here on northbound 880 at dixon landing road. there is a couple of tow truck operators you see in those yellow hazmat suits, a tow truck here. there's a honda civic that's turned in the wrong direction. that car became disabled when the driver drove accidentally into this flooded part of the freeway here. it happened around 530 this morning. i did have a chance to talk to the driver. he said it was dark and he had no idea the roadway was flooded, so he just drove into it and started hydroplaning. he wasn't sure what to do. his car spun

around. luckily he didn't hit anyone, but he wasn't the only driver that had this problem on this stretch of roadway. he was the second car that got spun out and hydroplaned in this flooded stretch of the freeway. so we don't see any caltrans workers here working to clear the freeway and or clear the road or clear the water, i should say, on this part of the freeway. but again, a scary situation for those drivers here on this part of northbound 880. the drivers, by the way, is okay. so he's there talking to the tow truck operators and trying to get his vehicle removed from the freeway here. but these are the kind of roadway challenges and commute challenges you're going to face as we deal with this heavy rain coming down here this morning. live in fremont. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. ali. officials up in marin county are preparing for incoming storms. key emergency response teams have been pre-positioned to help ensure rapid responses across the north bay. deployment includes more than two dozen personnel, additional engines, dispatchers and swift water rescue teams from fire agencies

across the county. >> we have a number of resources staged throughout the county for the predicted rain. we are looking at the potential for winds up to 40 to 50 miles an hour, and with three inches of rain and back to back storms hitting marin county, we're taking no chances with our water rescue team. a number of urban search and rescue assets strategically placed throughout the county, and we even have some heavy fire equipment and the addition of our tam fire crew to deal with three down calls in any mud or debris flow that we have with the storm that's coming through. >> officials in marin county are reminding everyone to be careful to avoid travel during peak storm times and avoid driving through flooded roads. they say staying informed means being prepared. >> time now 706 and down in southern california, there are also bracing and preparing for today's powerful storm that could also cause landslides. in fact, just a couple of minutes ago, evacuation warnings went into effect in the burn zones in

both the palisades and the eaton fire areas. the la police department will go to homes in the warning areas that are under high risk to issue individual evacuation orders. the santa monica-malibu unified school district says all of its school campuses will be closed today because of the weather concerns, and more warnings are in effect in the sunset and hurst fire areas. now, the fox local app is incredible. it's good for your home, it's good for forecasting. and get the latest on. you can stay on top of all of our newscasts, and we'll bring you extra weather forecasts all day long. just download the fox local app from your phone's app store and turn on the notifications so you'll know when we go live. >> all right. time here is 707, some of the biggest basketball stars in the world heading to the bay area for nba all-star weekend, as last minute preparations are underway at chase center. >> and ktvu is. andre senior is in the studio now to tell us what's ahead for the big weekend

and how the rain is already having an impact on it. >> i'm pretty sure the rain will put a damper too big of a damper on on the big events happening in town this weekend, to be sure. all right, let's start with this here. all-star weekend is ramping up today. there are events for fans at moscone center pier 48 as well, including a live broadcast of inside nba. and there's a lot more to come as the basketball world turns its eyes towards the bay area. >> on behalf of the bay area host committee, welcome to the 2025 all star game and all star week. >> the bay area host committee held a welcome celebration last night, featuring representatives from bay area sports teams and cities around the region. 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. >> the all-star weekend is just part of a busy weekend in the city. there's also valentine's day, that's tomorrow, and the chinese new year parade that's on saturday. and already visitors are streaming into the bay area from all over the world. >> 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 the schedule of some of the big events happening this weekend. tomorrow night is the all-star celebrity game. that's followed by the rising stars game. saturday night is the hbcu classic and the skills challenge three-point contest and dunk

contest. then on sunday night is the full all-star game itself, featuring a new format and three games in total. now, the wet weather today has put a damper on the festivities. the nba all-star tipoff party that was scheduled for tonight at chase center. that's been canceled because of the rain. >> so all right. right now, we do have a lot of traffic issues. andre. pardon me. westbound bay bridge. let's take a look at that right now. traffic does look slow all the way to the maze. it's not raining all that hard. we did have some problems on 380. they're still cleaning up a crash there. it's causing slow traffic on 280. trying to get to the airport. don't be late for your flight. san mateo bridge, dumbarton bridge are okay. we had some flooding along the east bay. and here's a look at that san mateo bridge. you can see the rain is coming down. let me check the richmond bridge. also rainy, but it's still slow there. windshield wipers. definitely going at 710. let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sam, thank you.

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following for you this morning. at least 28 people were hurt in munich, germany, this morning when someone drove a car into a group of protesters. police say the driver intentionally drove into the group, but it's not clear if that group was targeted. the driver has been taken into custody. munich hosts a global security conference tomorrow. vice president jd vance is expected to attend. >> 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. >> some people in san francisco are braving this morning's rain for the grand opening of a new shoe store in union square. they've been out there for much of the night. and you heard they are unbothered by the driving rain. they say the reward of new shoes coming later this morning is enough to keep them going. now, if you're thinking about going to the sierra today, you might not be able to get through. a live picture here from the caltrans camera at donner summit. a whole lot of white blanketing the roadway. there is a winter storm warning in the greater lake tahoe area all day today and tomorrow. we should note that interstate 80 and highway 50 are open with chains right now. caltrans is warning, though, that conditions could force a closure at any time. >> our time now 715. we continue team coverage of today's stormy weather in pacifica. ktvu james torres is there to tell us what it's like right now. good morning, james. >> and good morning to you, dave. if we're having one of these extreme weather days, we know the rain and wind is going to pick up, especially in the

morning. you love to come to a place like pacifica because you get to see some waves that are just really high and really powerful. this is not really as bad as it could be, but it's certainly something pretty to watch. here in the pacifica pier is one that we keep an eye on. whenever we do have weather days like this. we'll take you back to last year when the pier had some pretty decent damage to it. had to shut down for about three weeks here. $20 million worth of repairs later, it's back open without any issues. i think the common person this morning are really going to feel some of the weather impacts when you're driving on the freeway. i think that's when we really felt the worst of it. that's when you feel the wind blowing on your car, making sure that you have both hands on the wheel. that's when you see some standing water on the farthest left side of the freeway there, and people really making sure they slowed down because once they splash through that water, it can really affect the way your car is on the roadway. so certainly give yourself plenty of extra time in whatever direction you're driving this morning, because the roads are certainly wet enough to cause some problems

and cause some stress, depending on what bridge you're going through as well. and if you're going from the east bay into san francisco and crossing the bay bridge, you're going to feel that wind really strongly. so it's going to be that kind of two hands on the wheel kind of day here, because that wind is really powerful this morning. of course, we're right next to the water, right next to the beach. so we're feeling the strongest wind and some of the strongest rain coming down this morning. but it's really not all that different when you go a little more inland. so again, give yourself plenty of that grace, plenty of that extra time. it is going to be one of those weather days. today. we are keeping our eye on the storm all morning long. we'll keep track of it and show you what it looks like for the remainder of the morning before you head out the door. today we're live this morning from pacifica. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you. time. 717 right now. there are limited number of power outages to tell you about, but pg and e says it's ready to respond if the storm damages power lines. >> we also stockpile our yards with lots of equipment so that should we have damage to poles

or lines. we're really ready with all of that right now here in the bay area, we're going to be really focusing in on the peninsula, north bay and east bay. >> now, those wind gusts could reach 50 mile an hour in some places and also knocked down branches and trees as well. so they're prepped. they're ready. >> it's been a very difficult commute already. and so we're sort of at the 7:00 hour now approaching what's usually the worst of it. right. >> that's right. although earlier garcia and dave, it was raining a lot harder at the bay bridge, for example, and it was harder to drive. now the traffic is slower because people are there and it's not raining as hard here, could be raining as hard in other spots. we had some problems on the peninsula. 280 and 380 are slow because of earlier issues. then we have 880 slowing down. we had some flooding in the fremont area, but things are generally getting just a little better. it's not raining as hard on the san mateo

bridge, but it was and traffic is very slow. i also want to say the richmond bridge camera is wet, but this is just a little better than we had just a few minutes ago. so when you're driving around the bay, just give yourself extra time. you can see it's definitely a little bit lighter. i think people, when they hear it's raining hard, just put off the trip if they can. speaking of the rain and the weather, let's talk to the man who knows. here's steve. >> thank you, kind sir. we'll start in the santa cruz mountains. that's where the heaviest rain has been, although it has some company. but i don't think anybody is going to beat them. uvas canyon, four and a half. eureka canyon four, ben lowman almost four. and boulder creek 3.70. the san lorenzo river at big trees latest. i just looked 15.5ft expected to peak out at 15.7. so flood stage is 16.5. it's been my experience expected to peak out changes. if you live there, you know better than me, but i know it's at 15.5 and going up and they're still getting heavy rain in there, so

i would expect that to get to at least 16. that's just my $0.02 worth. keep an eye on that flash flood warning until 615. now hold on a minute. hold on a minute. hold on. let's go back here and try this again. 915. see how that works? 915. that will take. and we should start to see a letup on some of the rainfall by then. in the santa cruz mountains. kentfield almost three. aptos 2.86. danville almost two. belmont 1.1in and three quarters. hayward 1.70. santa rosa inch and two thirds. san francisco an inch and a quarter in san jose picked up over an inch of rain. other totals. there were some heavy totals around morgan hill three and a half casadero rushing over three and a quarter. san rafael two and a quarter. redwood city. good rain 1.88. orinda fire station 1.70. sonoma and napa, both around 1.57. fremont 1.48 and pleasant hill 1.37. you never mentioned pleasant hill, i just did, i just did. wind gusts anywhere from 43 to 61mph. take your pick. lucas valley, 43 mount almanor, santa cruz mountains, 61 near crystal

springs reservoir, 56mph. so the front is moving through. we might get a little let up light, but this next the low is going to move in and that will increase rainfall rates. again, you can see there is a back edge to some of this parts of marin county up in napa, sonoma, lake, mendocino. but south. man, it's been all about the santa cruz mountains. it looks like that's finally drifting a little east and south, but they took the brunt of this so far. a pretty good gust still out there. i mean, i think we've come down a little bit, but there's still about 25 to 35mph. higher gusts are up in the hills. so some morning rain and then kind of a little let up. but then here comes the next round. that will carry us into the afternoon tonight into early friday. then we'll get a break two thirds of an inch, half inch to maybe another inch and a half should cover it for the rest of today and into early tomorrow morning. >> steve. thank you. we've been very busy already, and we're going to stay on top of our storm coverage for you today, as we'll detail flooding concerns along bay area creeks and rivers. next, because of all this rain. >> and gasia, we have an update from fremont about a story we

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mornings on two at 724. new details this morning about the deadly cyber truck crash in piedmont the day before thanksgiving that killed three young people. the autopsy report from the alameda county coroner shows 19 year old soren dixon, the driver of the cyber truck,

had alcohol, cocaine and meth in his system and also had a blood alcohol level that was more than twice the limit for someone legally allowed to drive. the two passengers, 20 year old jack nelson and 19 year old krista tsukahara, also had evidence of alcohol and cocaine in their systems. the three college sophomores were recent graduates of piedmont high. they died in the crash when the cyber truck burst into flames. a fourth person survived the crash. >> the berkeley homeless union is suing to stop an upcoming encampment sweep. the encampment is located at eighth and harrison. the lawsuit outlines concerns that the 47 people who live there wouldn't have anywhere to go if their shelter is removed and says that could be dangerous, especially when heavy rain storms pass through. the group says 31 of the people there have disabilities. last september, the city of berkeley passed a resolution that requires workers to offer displaced people shelter before an encampment sweep. in fremont,

leaders there passed a new ordinance to make it easier to crack down on anyone helping to build or maintain a homeless encampment. we first reported this yesterday morning right here on mornings on two. now, city leaders say they will clarify what exactly is meant by aiding and abetting by the end of the week. those who regularly help people who are homeless say they worry they could be at risk for helping others in need. >> the police chief said it again and again that they will not target us, but they just passed the ordinance giving them the right to do such. >> the mayor says despite the language, groups who do outreach should not be concerned under the ordinance. nonprofits would still be able to do outreach work. >> our time is now 726. two u.s. navy pilots were rescued after their jet crashed just off the coast of san diego. now, witness video from yesterday morning shows a fighter jet going straight down at the san diego harbor. the navy said both of the pilots ejected before the jet jet hit the water. they were rescued by a fishing boat and

rushed to a hospital. one witness says the crash happened very fast. >> it did a couple of maneuvers. you could hear it like when it went over the motel, and then it was kind of quiet, and then it kicked up again and all of a sudden, just a few seconds later, just i just saw the plane just straight down into the water. >> now, a spokesman for the navy says the jet crashed while trying to land. the coast guard said a booms around the crash site to contain the debris field, and two coast guard schools are safeguarding that wreckage in the san diego harbor. time is now 727. a pga contractor was caught in a crossfire in san francisco. to tell you what we know now about the gun battle in san francisco, where one man was left injured. >> and we're tracking the storm as it moves through the bay area. how first responders are making sure they're ready f the possibility of

on, the rain is expected to stick around and the impact it could have. if you have to drive someplace today and bay area residents are rushing out to

hardware stores, the last minute preparations to make sure they're ready for the storm. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it's thursday, february 13th. a lot of students have friday and monday off a long weekend. steve paulson i know at least two families who, on your advice, left for tahoe yesterday. instead of going with the plan of driving today. >> no pressure there. yeah, i'm glad they did. you know, it was mainly rain going up, but there's roaring wind gusts anywhere from 70 to 80mph. i think today was the day to go because snow levels going to start to come down pretty fast now. the front though has caused enough issues here. also wind gusts 40 to 60mph, but the front looks like it's moving now. some of the heavier rainfall rates are tapering off, but we're not done. you can see there are some breaks, no doubt about it, especially to the north bay. but the upper low is going to swing in now. santa cruz mountains are

just really been painted here. i mean, they are by far and away picking up the most with 3 to 4in of rain so far. i think they'll end up with around 5 to 5, five and a half or six. still pretty good gusts out there. not as bad as it was. maybe another half inch of rain to an inch and a half. looks to cover it. the front though has gone through, so now it's more hit and miss. if you're up in the mountains though, even though it's rain at truckee, some mix of rain and snow at tahoe it will turn to snow. and that's where the winter storm warning goes. until i think late friday, if i'm not mistaken. who will stop the rain there? well, some morning rain here giving way and then we'll have off and on rain possible thunderstorms take us. it will be a blustery day into the rest of today. 5060 on the temps. well, looking out my back door this morning i went, man, it's really coming down out there. >> it's kind of like a run through the jungle. >> you know, on some of these streets there's a green river there. i'm telling. >> you, i know, i'm telling you. steve. good morning. let's go out and take a look at the commute. it is backed up to the maze at the bay bridge. a little

more than that. and that's typical. it hasn't been raining as hard here, but it's been raining for sure. we still have that crash involving a police vehicle that's eastbound 380 near el camino real, and that is really having an effect on 280 as you drive out of daly city towards south city. it's just a awful drive here, backing up at least to the ceremony mall. and a lot of people want to do this. maybe get to the airport today. right now, it's not a good option. we also have the east bay commute. we have flooding on 880 near dixon landing road. again, apparently there's some stuff still going on there and slowing on 880 heading south. 732 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. our ktvu crews are busy. they're out all over the bay area tracking this morning's storm. ktvu jesse gary is in the santa cruz mountains. and, jesse, i know there are major flooding concerns there. dave, good. >> morning again to you. and we're in felton right now. and this is the san lorenzo river. and yes, you talk about major flooding concerns. i just talked to a resident here who says he

was awake all night listening to the rain and worrying about the effects of that rain and what it would have on the san lorenzo river. river right now is at 14 plus feet, but flooding starts in just another 6 or 7ft, and it's been rising about a foot an hour. if that continues, you could see flooding sometime after the lunchtime hour. you can see and debris flows moving down the river as well. so that's part of the concern here in the santa cruz mountains. it's heavier rain here, not as foggy as it was at the summit on highway 17, but still heavy rain coming down in the santa cruz mountains. let's take a look at our video from earlier if we have it. this is highway 17 at the summit. this is about an hour to an hour and maybe ten minutes ago, and you can see that it's raining a little bit harder. but the major factor is the fog that's in that area and also windier and colder. so if you're traveling on 17, please

bear that in mind. there are areas where the air is pooling on the water on the roadway, pooling of water on the roadway. and so you need to be careful when you're taking the windy turns of highway 17 through the mountains. we began our day, though, in palo alto and the san francisquito creek, and you can see the debris flow there. not as much rain in that part of northern santa clara county. but as you move south, and particularly as your elevation increases, that's where you're going to see the heavier rainfall coming back live. as i said, i was talking to a resident just a few minutes ago about the concerns for flooding. we'll have that for you, that interview for you coming up in our in our next hour. for now, we're live in felton, right at the san lorenzo river. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. dave, back to you. >> all right, jesse, thank you. time now, 7.35 in the north bay. first responders are on high alert in santa rosa along airway road. flood warning signs are already stacked up. landslides are also a big concern. the

storm last week damaged several homes with flooding and mud. firefighters say parts of santa rosa have had more than 30in of rain since july 1st, and they're preparing for a rapid rise of streams and creeks. >> a lot of the different fire agencies are working on up staffing, some swiftwater 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. >> now, the north bay is also bracing for possible power outages as well, with warnings about high wind gusts that could bring down branches, uproot trees or knocked down power poles because the soil is saturated. >> many people made a run to the hardware store ahead of today's stormy weather. at pacifica, ace hardware workers said they were running low on some emergency supplies. things like heaters, flashlights, tarps, rain gear.

they expect to see another rush of last minute customers again. >> today 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. >> 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. >> there are also worries about strong waves along the coast during the storm, especially in areas such as pacifica and half moon bay. people are being urged to stay away from the coastline. all the rain we're getting is helping to fill northern california's reservoirs. after an unusually dry january in the first week of february, the water level at california's largest reservoir, lake shasta, near redding, rose 22ft, the state's second largest reservoir, lake oroville, up in butte county, rose 23ft in the same time. the third largest reservoir, trinity lake, rose eight feet. all three of those reservoirs are well above their historical average for this time of year. this week, operators of the dams increased water

releases to help make room for more rain ahead of this latest storm. we have you covered here on the air and on the fox local app. on it, you'll get up to date forecasts and added weather coverage, including where the hardest rain is falling and where it's headed next. the fox local app is a quick free download from your phone's app store, and when you turn on notifications, we'll let you know when another live update is coming. >> all right, gasia time. 737 san francisco police are busy investigating a shooting. there was a gun battle between two groups and a pga worker was hurt. it happened yesterday before noon in the sunnydale neighborhood. now, this citizen app video shows a pga contractor who was hit in the leg while working in that area. the injury, according to police, 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. >> 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 arrest was made. they're still searching for other suspects and trying to determine what led to that shooting. >> all right, let's get out the door here. 738. sal castaneda, a lot of people who tend to leave a little later in the morning might be better off today. >> that's right. when the rain was moving through garcia and dave, we had some people taking a pause. i think i just found out about this, though. i want to tell you guys that there are two hour delays expected for flights in and out of sfo, and that's partly due to the fact that the wind is coming from the south. they have to change the runway pattern, which doesn't allow as many planes in. it's kind of like they had to turn the faucet on to slow, and that's causing two hour delays at sfo. let's go to the east shore. i want to show you the commute here on 80 westbound.

you can see that traffic is going to be busy when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up to the maze. those look pretty ordinary. those commutes. others are not. 380 we've had that crash involving a police vehicle. that's why it's taking so long to get it out of there. east 380 to el camino. there were injuries and one of the cars was totaled. they are making progress, but traffic on 280 is backed up into daly city. by the way, northbound 280 is slow into san francisco as well. look at the east bay. a lot of slow traffic there. we do have some slow traffic on 680, heading out toward the area of san jose, which is unusual. so almost everywhere you look has been affected by all the weather. 740 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. sal used to be a long time ago. i would say, listen up, kids. it used to be a long time ago that becoming facebook official, marking it in your profile became, like, the surest sign that you were in a relationship. well, now, location sharing may

be the new way to know that you and your partner are locked in. >> in fact, almost 60% of the users of life 360 say location sharing made. that makes that relationship feel like it's more official. so we want to know what you think about this. let's go to andre senior. he's right over here with our viewer poll of the day. stop laughing at that. >> but anytime i talk about facebook, my sons are like, what? >> yeah, it wasn't that long ago. it wasn't. it wasn't. i remember when it first came out and knocked myspace, right? >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah. radar. all right. do you share your location with your partner? that is a question this morning that we're asking you. here are your options. just two. yes. no secrets here or no. i like my privacy. and yes, 67%. so you're matching the stat that was just reported there a moment ago. 33% of you say no, i like my privacy. go to ktvu.com. let us know what you think on today's poll. >> okay. probably different. like if you've been dating a month versus you've been married for 15 years. >> if you've been dating a month and you've asked to share your

location, that's probably a sign. >> i sense some hesitancy. >> and it, you know, drains your battery. >> oh no no no no no. it's my work phone i get it. that's another one. all right. we'll talk about it all morning long. >> andre okay. as we go to break, let's take one more look at the poll. and i want you to vote, too. you can scan that qr code in the top right corner of your screen. it wil take you to our dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet.

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welcome back to mornings on two. it's 744. here's some of the stories we're following this morning. the storm that's hitting the bay area now has had a big impact on the morning commute. is flooding on many local roads and freeways, and accidents all across the region. now, ktvu ali rasmus is out there. she's tracking the rain and the impact in the east bay. she'll join us coming up at 8:00 with the latest on the flooding concerns and evacuation or warning has been issued for parts of santa cruz county, including the fountaingrove area. beth drive and the paradise park area. the sheriff's department says rain will likely lead to flooding there. and the san lorenzo river is expected to rise. the department is advising people to stay on alert, be vigilant and

listen for the warning to evacuate. and if you do, get out there fast. there's also a high surf advisory along the entire bay area coast beginning this afternoon. these are live pictures. you're looking at the current conditions near the pacifica pier. the national weather service says waves could be as big as 45ft on some of the west facing beaches, and they're telling people to stay away from the water during the storm. >> another safeway store will soon be leaving the bay area. a spokesperson for safeway confirms the store in vallejo and the redwood plaza shopping center will close in just under two months on april 11th. safeway blames performance and safety concerns for the closure. other vallejo safeway stores on robles way and lincoln road will remain open. this is the latest safeway closure in the bay area. just days ago, we reported the one in pinole at the appian 80 shopping center is also closing in april. those two closures followed the closure of the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district.

>> all right. our time is 746. another new report came out this morning, and it shows inflation is still rising. >> and chevron is announcing layoffs. pam cook is back in studio with this and more in dollars and cents. >> to talk about job cuts. chevron announced plans to cut 20% of its workforce over the next two years. the company was based in san ramon before moving its operations to houston last year, but it does still have thousands of workers based here in the bay area. i don't have the specific numbers of those jobs yet, but chevron only has eight job openings listed in the in the entire country. right before the opening bell rang this morning, the other part of the inflation report was released. the producer price index measures prices at the wholesale level, similar to the consumer price index that was released yesterday. the january producer price index shows inflation is up from this time last year. economists are certainly watching to see how the trump administration's policies on immigration and tariffs impact prices. so far

not impacting the markets this morning. up across the board as we take you live to the new york stock exchange, the dow jones up about a quarter of a percent. the s&p 500 actually up a little more than a half of a percent. and the nasdaq. tech stocks rallying this morning. the nasdaq is up more than 200 points right now. president trump plans to unveil additional tariffs today. the president has said this will affect every country that imposes import duties on the u.s, according to the reuters report, the trump administration is considering exemptions for pharmaceutical and auto industries. so far, the president has already put tariffs on china, canada and mexico. however, he paused them for 30 days with canada and mexico to negotiate agreements on illegal border crossings and drug trafficking. some stores are starting to limit how many eggs you can purchase at a time, and they're just having a hard time getting enough to satisfy demand. trader joe's and costco are among the stores that now have a limit. one man who owns

encino market in alameda says he has not put a limit on how many eggs people can buy at his store yet, but he is struggling to keep his shelves stocked. >> we're just getting less than what we order from our suppliers, and we're compensating by limiting, occasionally limiting what customers can buy, and seeking alternate suppliers for more product. >> here in california, it's even trickier because we cannot buy eggs from most other states because of our cage free egg laws. that is the main reason we are paying about $4 more for a dozen eggs than people in many other states. japan's nissan and honda have ended discussions on a $60 billion plan to merge the two companies. the deal would have created the world's third largest carmaker. reports say the agreement was ultimately shut down after honda's proposal to own nissan instead of a joint partnership. officials from both

companies say the deal was motivated by the need to combine their resources to remain competitive as the industry transitions to electric vehicles. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> thank you pam. let's get out the door. swinging out to the traffic center for the latest on this very difficult morning commute. sal. >> that's right. garcia and dave, as you know, the rain always makes it tougher. we're going to go to the bay bridge because people want to know what that looks like. it is backed up to the maze and the metering lights are on. this commute has been kind of normal. others have not. for example, on the peninsula, we've had a lot of slowing. we still have that crash. they finally are clearing it eastbound 380 at el camino real. that's because there was a police vehicle involved, and that's why it took so long to clear. but there's still some slow traffic in the area. it really did a number on 280 coming out of the daly city area. it is going to be very slow heading south. look at 101 in san francisco. you know, i grew up here. i know 280 is

terrible from daly city all the way to 101 when it rains. sometimes we would have to leave extra early to go to high school at archbishop riordan, right? 280 is just a mess. i know it firsthand. 101 slow from brisbane southbound 101 slow into south city. give yourself extra time. 750 let's bring the man who knows about all, mr. steve paulson. >> i was in total wine yesterday in concord for research purposes only, and i probably ran into five people who watch us. every one. you know, i run into sal all the time and he. >> i see, i see. >> i said, well, we run with the pack is kind. of not like the old days. but anyway, to everyone yesterday. yes. >> say hi. >> i do, i do, i say sal is a great guy. so anyway. all right. morning rain light to heavy. still kind of a steady. the heaviest though i think that's pushed east and south. this is a strong low that has to come through. breezy to windy here. and the jet stream is taking aim right over your house and mine. and then that low will finally

punch in. but not until late tonight friday morning. then we'll be on the drier side. uvas canyon, four and three quarters. eureka canyon four and a quarter. ben loman over for now. and boulder creek almost at four. all right, i know jesse gary is there, and he's doing a great job. san lorenzo river is now at 15.7ft. they said it was going to top out. i know it's tough, i get it. i'm just saying it moves fast, if you will. i think it's going to 16, 16 five is flood stage. that looks like some of the rainfall rates is are beginning to taper off a little bit. maybe not as intense as it was last couple of hours or overnight. flood warning though, continues until 915. all right. here we go on the rain totals here. kentfield is now at three. aptos probably three by now. danville is over two. belmont has good rain, 1.85. hayward an inch and three quarters. santa rosa 1.69, the city an inch and a third. and san jose has 1.10 other total. morgan hill, our observer, chris henry probably will end up with four. that's a big time event for morgan hill. casadero three and a quarter. san rafael two

and a quarter castro valley. thank you jay 214 redwood city. good rain, almost two. orinda 1.82 fremont an inch and a half and pleasanton also just shy of an inch and a half. wind gusts anywhere from 43 to 61. based on what i saw, mount almanor 61 could easily have been higher near crystal springs reservoir, 56 lafayette hills and los gatos hills, 5860 and s at augusta 53. pushing inland now is the front. but watch, see, there's the low spinning in that will trigger a lot more activity here in the next couple of hours. late morning, early afternoon. some let up but you can get a lot of see i mean this just keeps going. i know the russian river area around mount tamalpais, some in marin county. it looks like on the radar it's not happening. but it is. it's a light, steady rain. but watch santa cruz mountains. that looks like that's pushing. there's some dry air now about ready to punch in there. so i think you'll see some of those rainfall rates let up. roaring west southwest wind. although the barometer is rising i should add there's sfo west southwest to 40 half moon bay south to 30. so there's still some pretty

good gusts out there. look for off and on rain. the heaviest though with the front. looks like that's now about pushing east and south. but look at that low. that's a big boy. that will keep us an active pattern today. half inch to an inch and a half. maybe two should cover it today. and if you're going to the mountains it's been it's raining heavy rain in south lake tahoe airport right now and also at truckee, but eventually that's going to turn to snow. and that will take a winter storm warning until 10 p.m. on friday. >> all right, steve. [music] a teenager from oakland using singing to help him deal with his emotions. he's one of the bay area young people we're highlighting during this black history month. we'll tell you his story next at 8:00 and a packed room in san jose for the effort underway to replace a city council member who was arrested earlier this year. we're going to show you the candidates now running f that position.

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on two at 756. voters in san jose are hearing from candidates who are running for a vacant city council seat. six of the candidates want to replace disgraced former councilmember omar torres in april after a special election. hundreds of people gathered to hear the candidates talk about their backgrounds and their plans for san jose. the candidates included gabby chavez. lopez. adam duran and 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 have been 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 in 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. >> the candidates told their ideas about important issues, including blight and vacancies. homelessness. the bart construction work and the entertainment economy. >> two very strong points, the first being no more dumping in week three, 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. >> now, there are several other forums scheduled in the next two months. voters will decide who will fill the seat on april 8th during that special election. time now 758. the nba 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 in partnership with the lgbtq community center. the activities included playing games with the fans and also talking about life in the nba. and two former players with bay area ties 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 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. >> for us, it's when the power goes down. we're dead in the water, so we have to put candles out. >> most of our equipment runs off electricity and hydraulics. and so when the power goes out, you know, we're kind of stuck. >> it's not easy. from power outages to a messy commute, parts of the bay area turned into a wet mess this morning. some areas harder hit than others when the heaviest downpours will hit your city, and how soon they could taper off. plus. and despite the rain, san francisco is ready to welcome thousands of weekend thousands for weekend packed

with events. we will take you to the official tip off ceremony to give you a play by play of the festivities happening today. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live this morning, you can see the lens is covered with with droplets. i think this is up in the sierra right now where it is snowing. we have the rain down here, the snow up in the sierra. so both of us are getting a pretty good helping of mother nature this morning. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is a very busy thursday, february 13th. this is that major rain day we've been talking about for a week. steve paulson here to sort of dial in the short breaks in the rain, but then when it ramps right back up. >> it will ramp back up late morning, early afternoon. but it looks like the front is moving east. so rainfall rates are coming down a little bit. but the satellite. ain't she a beauty. look at that. oh baby front. now here comes the trough. elongated area of low pressure and the upper level low spinning. right. once that

swings in, rainfall rates will pick up again. so although this kind of a pattern around marin county and russian river and even up into mendocino and lake, it doesn't look like there's much on radar, but it's still raining and raining and light. next thing you know, you you picked up another half inch of rain. it looks like it's moved through into the santa cruz. i think they're on the drier side of the backside of that. so i mean, they had torrential rain most of the night. it looks like it's starting to let up a little bit. there's a lot of fog out there, some reduced visibility, just i mean not critical, but two miles. concord, two miles, oakland, two miles livermore. so just keep an eye out. there's some fog in there. wind as well. rain looks like we're tapering off about a half inch to maybe an inch and a half between now and this time tomorrow. so the worst part is over as far as the front is concerned, that was the source of the heaviest of rain. snow in the mountains. yeah, eventually. but right now it's been raining at truckee and south lake tahoe. but it will get to snow later today. who will stop the rain? heavy morning rain giving way to lighter amounts off and on. rain taking us through the day. it's a mild pattern though. 50 and 60

on those temps. all right, i know we've been over in the peninsula a couple times here lately. going back or somewhere else. >> you were going to the peninsula? i have a question. yes, sir. hey, tonight, is it going to be raining? >> yes they'll be. yes, they'll be rain tonight. not like this morning though. got it. but we'll have rain tonight. and then tomorrow morning it'll start to taper off. >> i have my own personal meteorologist. >> thank you. do i know him? thank you. >> good morning. flooding everywhere. but it's getting a little better as caltrans has been doing a good job arriving in unclogging storm drains. but for a while we've had a lot of flooding at. what ends up happening is cars drive through it. now that it's light, it's easier to see standing water. so we've had less or we've had fewer incidents of cars driving into puddles. but we do see a lot of slow traffic. we do have a crash on 680, which is northbound 680 at auto malls, really making a big delay in the direction you wouldn't expect it. also, southbound 680

approaching sunol, we have a crash. it looks like the traffic on the san mateo bridge is lighter and it's not raining hard there right now. 803 let's go back to the desk. >> it's been a very tough commute all morning here across the bay area and beyond. >> yeah, we've been showing you some of the problems, including flooded freeways. ktvu allie rasmus out on northbound 880 right now with much more. allie. >> yeah. northbound 880. just about to approach whipple road. and we can turn the camera around so you can see what the conditions are like on the road. a lot of brake tapping here. tail lights visible, the rain coming down at a pretty steady nonstop rate, although it is a little lighter now than it was, say, an hour ago. but flooded freeways and hydroplaning have been a problem for bay area drivers this morning. around 530 this morning on northbound 880 and dixon landing road, two drivers got stuck in a pool of about 4 to 5ft of water. it had ponded up on the right two lanes. we spoke to the driver of one of those vehicles who says

he was completely caught off guard. it was dark and he couldn't tell. the road was flooded. >> i was driving by normally and then i don't know where my car started shifting to the right, trying to control it myself, but i've heard to not control, to over steer it, just let it happen and go. do not step on the gas. and so i just thankfully i landed like that and i'm okay. >> and the driver's honda civic ended up spinning around in that pool of water, stopping in the wrong direction, facing traffic, partially submerged in again, 4 to 5ft of water. he had to climb out of his passenger door to get out and walk through the pool of water to get to safety. it was a similar situation on westbound 580 at redwood road this morning, just before 4:00. that's when water flooded the right lanes of that part of that east bay freeway. at least two drivers got stuck in that pool of water. and the chp says that water was about two feet deep. so a dozen caltrans workers arrived. they use their equipment to clear out the

freeway, and it reopened by 6:00 this morning. but back out here live on the freeway again. we're in northbound 880, just about to pass tennyson road, and traffic moving okay in this direction. we just patched the chp over on the left hand shoulder there. so chp and caltrans out and very busy this morning as they respond to some of these issues that drivers have been having during this wet and rainy stormy morning commute. live on 880 ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. >> thank you ali. officials up in marin county are also preparing for these storms. emergency response teams have been pre-positioned to help make sure crews can respond quickly. all across the bay area, there are more than two dozen personnel and additional engines, as well as dispatchers and swiftwater rescue teams from fire agencies across marin county. >> we have a number of resources staged throughout the county for the predicted rain. we are looking at the potential for winds up to 40 to 50 miles an hour, and with three inches of rain and back to back storms hitting marin county, we're

taking no chances with our water rescue team. a number of urban search and rescue assets strategically placed throughout the county, and we even have some heavy fire equipment in the addition of our tam fire crew to deal with tree down calls and any mud or debris flow that we have with the storm that's coming through. >> officials in marin county are reminding people to be careful and to avoid travel during peaks in the storm. they also remind us not to drive through flooded roads. they say staying in form means staying safe. you can turn to the fox local app. certainly during our newscasts and beyond, we are extending our weather coverage on the fox local app to bring you live updates throughout the day. if you sign up for notifications, we'll let you know right before we're about to give you another live update. time now is 807. it's an exciting weekend across the bay, as some of the biggest basketball stars in the world are heading here for the nba all-star weekend. all this as last minute preparations are underway at chase center. >> today, there are events for fans at moscone center in pier

48, including a live broadcast of inside the nba. and there is a lot more to come as the basketball world turns its eyes towards 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. 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.

>> 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 saturday, and already visitors are streaming into the bay area from all over the world. >> for this weekend all star weekend. my friend works for the nba, so he's putting on a few events. and yeah, he had 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. >> 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. >> time now is 809. i'm just looking up here and i was just let me just tell you about the airport. i was looking up the delays at sfo in and out of sfo,

and they are two hours plus for some of these flights. and one of the reasons is when the winds change, when there is a storm, usually the winds either come in from the south or the east and that's what's happening. they have to change the way planes land. they're coming in on runway 19 instead of 28. all that means for you as they're coming in slower and that means delays. let's talk about some of the roads here. it's a little better now that it's light. people aren't driving into standing water. they can't see. bay bridge backed up to about five eight, 24. it's a 40 minute delay. we also do have improving conditions on the peninsula. we had an earlier crash on 380. that's improving. 280 is a little better. it is super slow in and out of san francisco today, but that's improving as well. was backed up more. it's still no picnic driving there. and the last thing i want to talk about is the sunol grade area. because northbound 680, southbound 680 and even in in

milpitas, we've had a lot of standing water. we had crashes. it's a very tough drive in this part of the bay area. 810 let's go back to the desk. >> so thank you. people who are still recovering from fire damage in southern california are on alert this morning. in a minute, we'll go live to pacific palisades, one of the areas now facing heightened risks of mudslides as a powerful rainstorm moves through that region. >> also tracking the storm closer to home. james torres brings you a live report from san francisco with the timeline of the impacts. if you live or work in the city. >> after a car accident, beware of insurance companies bearing small checks. if you've been injured, you may feel pressured to settle too soon and for too little money. don't be fooled. the minute you sign your claim is over, no matter how serious your injuries are or how many bills come in later, choose jacoby and meyers. for over 50 years, we've turned low insurance offers into big settlements. call us and find out what we can win for you. jacoby and meyers because everyone

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the stories we're following for you this morning. at least 28 people have been hurt in munich, germany, when someone drove a

car into protesters. police say the driver intentionally drove into the group, but it's not clear if this group was targeted. the driver has been taken into custody. munich hosts a global security conference starting tomorrow. president j.d. vance is expected to attend. >> difficult commute for drivers this morning. facing flooded freeways and hydroplaning across the bay area. earlier on northbound 880 and dixon landing, two drivers got stuck in about 4 to 5ft of water that had pulled in the two right hand lanes. the driver's honda civic ended up spinning out. stopping in the wrong direction. partially submerged. he had to climb out of his passenger door to get out and walk through the pool of water to get to safety. ktvu allie rasmus will be live at the top of the hour, with more on the wet roads in the east bay. if you're thinking about going to the sierra today, you may not be able to get through. here's a live picture now from the caltrans camera at donner summit. you can see that semi is just off to the side of the road. and the road is pretty much covered in snow. there is a winter storm warning and the

greater lake tahoe area all day today and tomorrow. sal castaneda with an update on interstate 80. in just a few minutes from now in the north bay. first responders are on high alert this morning in santa rosa along airway road. flood warning signs are already stacked up in preparation. landslides are also a big concern. last week's storm damaged several homes with flooding and mud. firefighters say parts of santa rosa have had more than 30in of rain since july 1st, and are preparing for a rapid rise of streams and creeks. >> a lot of the different fire agencies are working on up staffing, some swiftwater 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, with warnings about high wind gusts that could bring down branches, uproot trees or power poles due to saturated soil. >> many people made a run to the

hardware store ahead of today's stormy weather. at pacifica, ace hardware workers said they were running low on some emergency supplies. things like heaters, flashlights, tarps, rain gear. they expect to see more customers again today. >> 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. >> 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. >> there are also worries about strong waves along the coast during the storm, especially in areas such as pacifica and half moon bay. people are being urged to stay away from the coastline. all the rain we're getting is helping to fill northern california reservoirs. after an unusually dry january in the first week of february, the water level at california's largest reservoir, lake shasta, near redding, rose 22ft. the state's second largest reservoir, lake oroville, up in butte county, rose 23ft. in the same time. the third largest

reservoir, trinity lake, rose eight feet. all three reservoirs are well above their historical averages for this time of year. this week, operators of the dams increased water releases to help make more room for rain as it comes in. >> time now is 817. and the biggest delay we have on 680 coming out of milpitas and also on the sunol grade. it was because of slow traffic due to flooding earlier than we had crashes. some of these crashes have cleared up. chp does have things staffed so that they have more people on the road trying to clear things out, but it is one of those things where you need to give yourself extra time. you see the rain moving through on the radar. lower left of your screen you can see the bay bridge is backed up. it's backed up beyond the maze this morning, so it's taking a little bit longer. san mateo bridge where we could see rain. still a little rainy there when you get to the peninsula. it has been a tough drive, especially in and out of san francisco on both 280 and 101. major air delays at

sfo. a two hours for some flights. 818 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> you and i had already be at the airport, sal, so. >> i'd be there reading my. i'd be there long so i could read a thick novel. >> understood. thank you sir. all right. it looks like the san lorenzo river at big trees has maxed out. based on what i just looked at now, we expect it to get to 15. seven? it's at 15. seven. but it looks like the crest is beginning to kind of like, start to go and trend down a little bit here. it might get to 16, but 16. five is flood stage unless something changes. it looks like it's crested. crested goes until that flood warning until 915 though. so not done yet. rainfall. well, santa cruz mountains had 3 to 4 and kentfield, aptos, danville, belmont, hayward, santa rosa, san francisco and san jose 1 to 3. really good rain for some here, including morgan hill, probably at four inches by now. casadero three and a quarter. san rafael two and a quarter. castro valley over to pleasant.

that's a lot of rain for pleasanton. over to redwood city, almost to orinda fire station 1.82 and fremont 1.56. wind speeds, as i did, a quick look here was 43 to about 61 is what i saw. lucas valley, 43 near crystal springs reservoir, 56, in the los gatos hills and lafayette hills, 58 to 60. that was about four in the morning. mount almanor santa cruz mountain had a gust to 61. so the front is going through. that's the good news. rainfall rates have tapered off there. even a few little sunbreaks are possible. but see the low forming now that's going to send in a secondary system that will ramp up the rainfall again in a few hours, taking us late morning into early afternoon. once that goes through. then i think we're on the drier side, but there are a few noticeable breaks. thankfully though, it looks like the rain has moved east and south. now. santa cruz the heaviest more towards the santa clara valley down towards gilroy. hollister. so we'll stop the rain. well, mother nature will, but some rain, but now a break or two. breezy to windy, off and on rain. possible thunderstorms after tomorrow morning. then we'll get a break. a lot of clouds, but drier as we

go into the weekend. you guys. >> steve thank you. we'll continue our team coverage now of the stormy weather by going to pacifica. >> ktvu james torres is there to tell us what it's like right now. good morning to you james. >> and good morning to you to you both. you know, we covered some of these storms early last week. and that's when the rain was really coming down hard on us. we had a lot of that strong wind, too. we're not having as much rain this morning here in pacifica. that wind, though, very much still strong here. and whenever we have storms like what we're talking about today, we love coming to the city, pacifica. we love coming to the pier and seeing what mother nature offers us in the form of these waves are crashing into the seawall here now. it was just about a year ago where the pier had to close for about three weeks, because these waves did a little bit of a number to it, did some damage. $20 million later, it's all repaired now, but as you can imagine, that's something we want to keep our eye on when we see storms like these. now, again, not nearly as bad as what we saw with the last round of atmospheric river storms, but this is still something to keep an eye on for

sure, especially if you're driving on the roadways early this morning. we're here sal, talk about it all morning long about some of these fender benders, these bumper to bumper incidents and some of these more major crashes that are stalling some of our roadways. this morning we were driving on some of the freeways earlier today, and we really felt the really brute strength of that wind, especially for going over some of these bridges. if you're going from the east bay and oakland over to san francisco, crossing the bay bridge today and sometime later this morning, it's one of those two hands on the wheel kind of days, because that wind really pushes that car over. now, the wind, or rather the rain, isn't coming down so strongly here, but it has been coming down since last night. so the roads certainly are slick. they certainly are wet, so give yourself plenty of extra time before you head out the door. today we are live this morning in pacifica. i'm james tor s,

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are responsible for removing tons of debris from these damaged neighborhoods. and that process has started while we're seeing this rain here. this is a look at pacific coast highway and sunset boulevard. it's a little lighter right now than it was a few hours ago. the second of back to back rainstorms here in southern california, bringing the threat of flooding, mudslides and debris flows in these burn areas. and we've already seen some of that activity here. just up the road. we have some video of a mudslide that was triggered near big rock drive, bringing thick mud and rocks from the hillsides covering the road there. caltrans had already closed this stretch of pch last week indefinitely because of the potential for mudslides, which we're now starting to see, and it's still not clear exactly when it will reopen. but a major thoroughfare here that's been impacted by not only the wildfires, but also the weather, the wet weather today, many of the hillsides left with no vegetation and charred soil, which usually absorbs all of this rain that we're seeing. and as preparations have been underway in these local burn zones with tens of thousands of feet of k-rails and sandbags, the evacuation warnings in this

area went into place at 7:00 this morning, and that means mandatory evacuation orders could follow. residents are being urged to prepare, pack an emergency kit, gather important documents and have an exit plan in place for family and pets. meanwhile, if we come back out here, live to our shot again along pacific coast highway, you can see that thick cloud cover up above us. we are in a flash flood. watch through this evening and those evacuation warnings will be in place through at least friday today. so definitely keeping a close eye on this forecast in these burn areas. a few of them. but here in the palisades, this one definitely was destructive. it tore through thousands of homes. for now, that's the latest here in pacific palisades. i'm mario ramirez. we'll send it back to you. >> mario, this has been a very rough five weeks to start 2025. first, you had intense fires across much of los angeles county. now the threat of flooding pops up again. how are people in the southland sort of holding up? is it a case of frayed nerves or people pulling

together? >> oh, it's definitely been a tough time for so many residents. we talked to a few yesterday who were not living inside their homes because of the wildfire. their homes were still standing, but they were actually grabbing sandbags to protect their homes from flood damage. flood damage while they're displaced. so you can imagine they're just being hit with one thing after another. these areas can't catch a break, and there are definitely some high emotions and a lot of tension here as we're paying attention to this weather. >> a lot of people out of work, a lot of people don't have a home. we could go on. all right. mario ramirez, once again, we appreciate your reporting. you and the whole team there in los angeles. thank you again. an update now out of fremont this morning, how the city council is seeking to clarify a new rule meant to limit homeless

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power bank just to kind of keep the fish alive. and now we're having to look into getting solar. >> and today's storm means more than just tricky driving. how some could be without electricity and watching for downed trees, as well as power lines and flooding. the latest on which areas are seeing the heaviest downpours and gustiest winds. then, for all those who were hoping to make it to the sierra, caltrans is warning it could close the major arteries that lead to the mountains today. now the situation changed dramatically in just the past 12 hours. and what's to come as the upcoming three day weekend is beckoning thousands to ski

resorts. >> from ktvu. fox two news. [music] this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. it's thursday, february 13th and the radar is lit up like a christmas tree outside because of the rain. let's turn things over to steve paulson this morning. he's tracking it all for us. steve, good morning to you. >> i do believe, though, we're on the backside of a lot of all this. now we'll get a little lull and then it will pick up again later. but no doubt, no doubt about it. santa cruz mountains, ormsby road this is a 2300ft, the most i saw at five and a quarter. that's in 24 hours. that's a lot. uvas canyon over five, ben lowman four and a quarter and boulder creek 4.06. so we said 4 to 6 would fall. well guess what i mean. they're not done yet. but the rainfall is definitely pushed east and south. so you'll see lighter amounts. and you can see right there watch last in the back edge. see that last there. so it will start to decrease as it moves east morgan hills had four inches of rain. that's a lot morgan hill to the north. some breaks. but it's beginning to pick up again because here comes

the upper level trough the associated low. it's a 5.31 millibar low. if you're if you're in the weather nerd and it's going to move in and give us another round of rain later. some fog out there. i mean because of this system, you know, i'm not not critical, but there's a few areas where you're about two miles visibility, maybe another quarter of an inch, half inch to upwards of an inch and a half should cover it between now and tomorrow morning. by the time we get to friday afternoon, it will be good. rain has turned to snow at truckee now, and so now we're getting ready to go with the snow. it's been raining most of the morning at lake level, but now it's all going to snow. so who'll stop the rain? well, we'll get a little break here now, but it will pick up again later. possibility of thunderstorms. 5060 on the temps. all right. south here. 833. have you caught a breath yet? >> just enough to tell dave clark that the jets have said, hey, aaron rodgers, beat it. >> i heard that. >> adam schefter has it on twitter or. >> they wanted him to show up for otas. imagine that. >> he's he's out of there. they're going to take a huge cap

hit. they have no one as quarterback dave and i were just talking about it. anyway. let me transition. maybe hey, let me talk about the airport. two hour delays coming in to sfo because of the different runway configuration, and also the storms that are moving through the bay bridge is improving. look at this. it's backed up to the end of the parking lot and those metering lights are still on. also, if you're driving on the peninsula, i would say that 1o1 and 280 are improving a little bit. the big factor is now you can see where you're driving. we're having a lot fewer people end up in, stuck in, flooded on flooded roadways because they can see now. 833. let's go back to the desk. >> right in just the past hour here, an evacuation warning was issued by the santa cruz county sheriff's department. this impacts residents who are living in low lying, flood prone areas. >> ktvu reporter jesse gary is live in the mountain community of felton, where there is concern this morning about flooding. >> jesse andre garcia, good morning to you. and the concern

is the san lorenzo river, which is right behind me. that evacuation warning was issued within the last hour when the river was about at 14ft. flood stage is 21, and it was rising maybe a foot an hour. so there were concerns that later this morning there could be flooding. that's why the sheriff's department, santa cruz sheriff's department, put out the evacuation warning. however, over the past few minutes, it has stopped raining. or at least it's drizzling right now. and residents tell me that this water level has dropped significantly, maybe by six inches. so what we're hearing from residents is they don't believe it is going to flood. they believe they're going to b. all right. let's take a look at our video. you can see how the how swollen the san lorenzo river was earlier this morning here in felton with a very swift current, rushing debris down river. and so that prompted the sheriff's department to put out an alert on facebook, which reads in part, we're urging

residents to evacuate immediately and move to higher ground. heavy rains and runoff have prompted evacuation orders for parts of santa cruz county. we are seeing flooding in low lying, flood prone areas and it continues a little bit from there. but the rain has let up, as you heard steve say, and as i'm confirming, the rain is letting up. and so residents say this has dropped. it's a sigh of relief for some folks who got up early, who are really awake all night because of the rain, who got up early to check the river levels and check on their friends. >> the water coming up here, suddenly it comes up really fas, and the local area down here in felton by safeway gets flooded out. and it's unpredictable when it's already high like this. and then you get another two inches real fast. it can flood and it goes up and down real fast. >> but the fear right now is that it could go up and flood. >> yeah, that's that's exactly right. >> as we said, it is stopped

raining. so the fear has not come to pass as river level is dropping. you're looking at video from earlier this morning at the summit on highway 17 where rain was coming down, not quite in sheets, but heavy rain and fog. you heard steve talk a little bit about fog. there was fog up at the summit. heavy rain that's causing pooling of water on the roadways, making driving difficult. so best to slow down. and if you are further up in northern sections of santa clara county, rain. but not as bad as here in the mountain communities. so just be mindful as you move to and fro, that there could be areas where water has pooled on the sides of the roads or on the sides of the freeways. try to stay in the center lanes and avoid the freeways, and you should be okay. again, the headline of the hour, though, evacuation order from the santa cruz sheriff's office for low lying areas. but right soon thereafter, water levels started to drop here in the san lorenzo river. residents saying they believe they'll be

okay. we're live in felton this morning. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you in oakland. >> thank you. jesse, right now there are mostly small power outages scattered all across the bay area and beyond, and pg and e service area. the utility says it is ready to respond when its lines are damaged by the storm. >> we also stockpile our yards with lots of equipment so that should we have damage to poles or lines, we're really ready with all of that right now here in the bay area, we're going to be really focusing in on the peninsula, north bay and east bay. >> wind gusts could reach 50 miles an hour in some places, knocking down trees and branches. >> a winter storm is hitting the sierra, with several feet of snow expected to impact travel along interstate 80 and other mountain passes. the storm is slated to cover ski resorts in the tahoe area, with fresh snow just in time for valentine's day and holiday weekend. officials say today might actually be the worst time to drive to tahoe this week. travel conditions are

expected to range from difficult to impossible through tomorrow evening. we've got you covered here on air and on the fox local app. on it, you'll get up to the date forecast and added weather coverage, including where the hardest rain is falling and where it's heading next. the fox local app is free download for your phone's app store when you turn on notifications. we'll let you know when another live update is coming. it is 838 now. the trump administration is planning to send immigrants facing deportation to a federal prison near oakland that was recently closed. the federal correctional institution in dublin shut down last year. it happened after more than a dozen correctional officers and the former warden were charged or convicted of sexually abusing female inmates, according to the associated press. ice has the budget to detain only about 41,000 people. the interest in this prison comes after detained migrants started being held in guantanamo bay. >> the berkeley homeless union is suing to stop an upcoming encampment sweep. the encampment

is located on eighth and harrison. the lawsuit outlines concerns that the 47 people who live there wouldn't have anywhere to go if their shelter is removed and says that could be dangerous, especially when heavy rain storms pass through. the group says 31 of the people there have disabilities. last september, the city of berkeley passed a resolution that requires workers to offer displaced people shelter before an encampment sweep. in fremont, leaders passed a new ordinance to make it easier to crack down on anyone helping to build or maintain homeless encampments. we reported this yesterday on mornings on two. now, city leaders say they'll clarify what exactly is meant by aiding and abetting by the end of the week. those who regularly help people who are homeless say they worry they could be at risk for helping others in need. >> the police chief said it again and again that they won't target us, but they just passed the ordinance giving them the right to do such. >> mayor raj. salwan says despite the language, groups that do outreach should not be concerned, under the ordinance, nonprofits would still be able

to do that work. >> 840 is your time as cold and flu season tears through the education system, some experts are wondering why early care and education teachers don't have substitutes who can step in. preschool and childcare programs don't have the kind of staffing depth post pandemic, so there is little margin for error if a teacher or instructor becomes ill or injured. some early childhood educators say the lack of resources is physically, emotionally, and psychologically demanding, and the system needs to do more to get the help that's needed. >> time now is 840. you know, it's awfully windy behind us along the oakland estuary here, steve paulson, but i don't see a ton of rainfall in which really, you know, backs up what you've been reporting from the weather center. >> we are starting to get a break here, but there's another band that has to come on shore here. pretty soon. jesse gary is all over it there. he's absolutely spot on. i'll show you in just a second. ormsby road is in santa cruz, about 2300ft. they had 5.25in of rain. uvas canyon over five. ben lomond four and a quarter. boulder creek had over four. we thought yesterday we day before,

it looked like santa cruz mountains would take the brunt. and they did. so the forecast models were right on that. san lorenzo river has crested. that is correct. it crested at 15.7 around 830 in the morning. but the rain has let up. so now it's at 15.4. flood stage 16 five. and as gary said, once the rain tapers off it starts to drop. and that's happening. so good news there. flood warning continues until about another half hour or so. but i think they peaked out because the band has moved through. it's moved east and south. all right, here we go. kentfield over three. aptos almost three. danville two and a quarter. atherton. really good rain, almost two. santa rosa 1.69. oakland had 181, the city 1.40. and sunnyvale picked up an inch and 10/100. other locations morgan hill, wowser four inches of rain. that's a lot for them. casadero three and a quarter. probably more than that by now. san rafael two and a quarter. castro valley over two. pleasanton over two. the orinda fire station two. belmont on the peninsula. also with really good rain 1.89. and the outflow picked up 1.62. max

winds anywhere from 43 to 61 is what i saw earlier. mount umunhum 61. lucas valley 43, crystal springs reservoir near there 56. but the lafayette hills and los gatos hills about 4:00 this morning were 58 and 60 miles an hour. so the fronts gone through. here's a little low. it doesn't mean the rain stopped. it's just let up. and now here comes the next band moving in. and that's going to pick up those rainfall rates again, especially areas to the north. you're closer to the upper low. and you can see here it is now starting to move in mendocino county sonoma county and picking up some more rain on the way. a little break in the santa cruz mountains, but there will be more rain moving in the late morning early afternoon. so who'll stop the rain? well, we will, but not until probably friday morning. and then we'll start to get a break. some rain, but it will be off and on. possible thunderstorms later today. overnight into early tomorrow after tomorrow morning. dry, but a lot of clouds taking us into the weekend. >> and there may be a sceneit. >> historic moment for a group considered the most influential latin rock band of all time. the

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morning. the storm hitting the bay area has had a major impact on the morning commute. we've seen flooding on many local roads and freeways. accidents

all across the region. katie rasmus has been out in it. she's been tracking the rains movement across the east bay. we'll bring her back in. coming up at 9:00 with the latest issues. there's also a high surf advisory along the entire bay area coastline starting this afternoon. a live look here at the current conditions out near the pacifica. here it is gorgeous from this safe vantage point, but don't get too close to the water. the national weather service says waves could be as high as 45ft on some west facing beaches, and they're telling people to stay away from the coastline during the storm. we're also tracking flight delays and cancellations from the rain this morning. san francisco international seeing 149 delays, eight cancellations as of right now. another live look here, this time at sfo. things are a little lighter and brighter, but the story is very similar to what we saw in pacifica in the east bay. oakland airport is reporting 48 delays to cancellations down in san jose. the airport there marking 51 delays, two cancellations at this point. of course, if you're flying out this morning or picking someone up, always check ahead with your airline. make sure the flight is

still on time. >> shine and be. all that i can mean for you. you know. >> during this black history month and beyond. 18 year old stephon johnson is turning to music to help him heal and inspire others. johnson lives in oakland. he's a singer and a model. started doing both at a very young age. he says he was inspired by michael jackson, who died when johnson was just a toddler. over the years, his art has helped him deal with some difficult emotions. >> my dad was he was incarcerated since i was a baby and like i was raised by a single parent with just my mom and my grandma. so like, i've always been singing and that was kind of like a way for me to like, express myself and deal with stuff. >> stefan has a special request. today's his mom's birthday. he wants to wish her a very special birthday and let her know how much he loves her. you can see much more when we focus on amazing young children and really young adults. as stefan is at 18 years old, making a difference in our community and

beyond. head to ktvu.com and if you know someone you'd like to see featured, please send us an email at ktvu. web producers at fox.com. >> 848 is your time. the nba is taking part in community impact events as part of all star weekend. the league hosted an event at oakland's town youth club in partnership with the lgbtq community center. activities included playing games with fans and talking about life in the nba. two former players with nba ties participated. jason collins, a former star at stanford and the first openly gay athlete to play any professional sports in the u.s, 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. 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 agreement and assignment agreement. in fact, the city attorney warned santa clara would need to spend close to $50 million to host the matches, mostly due to the cost of security. however, under the financial agreement, the bay area host committee, a nonprofit set up by the 49ers, will reimburse the costs. the committee will get money from fifa and seek donations and government funding as well. the list for the 2025 nominees for the rock and roll hall of fame is now out. mariah carey. chubby checker, cyndi lauper, outkast. phish made the list. the black crowes. joe cocker. joy division, new order. oasis. billy idol and the white stripes also made the list. the inductees will be revealed in april, including the ones entering the hall of fame under three special committee categories. we're talking about musical influence, musical

excellence and the non-performer award. >> for more. the madagascan door. >> mexican rock band mana becomes the first spanish language based band to be nominated for the rock and roll hall of fame. mana has sold out shows at sap center, performed at napa's bottlerock festival. mana first formed back in 1986, the hall of fame calls it the most popular and influential latin rock band of all time. >> i might have to agree with that. all right, let's go to the peninsula now at 850. if you are driving on northbound 101 or northbound 280, it's improved, but it's still very slow getting into san francisco. a lot of these commutes are improving. as steve has been talking about the forecast, and as the rain lets up, things get easier. however, it is not an easy commute if that makes sense. it has improved at the bay bridge. they're still slowing on 880 and

they're still slowing on 680. let's take a look at the bay bridge live and see it's improved. so i think some people who have flexibility will be working from home on a day like today. 851 let's bring steve in to talk about today's weather. >> all right. so we'll get to it here. the front has moved through. that's the good news. so rainfall rates lightened up. we have a little bit of a break over. this front actually is kind of right in there. right in there. but that's moved through. now here comes the next wave. right. come back here. come back. it's right over here. it'll be right there. there you go. but we have a break over us right now. that won't last too long. that's already moving in. it's the upper low associated with that. so that will give us another round of rain. already started to the north. it will swing in. there will be some moderate to heavy rain picking up, maybe some thunderstorms. this will take us through the rest of today. some breaks overnight into maybe early friday. then i think we start to kick it out, but another half inch to upwards of an inch and a half should cover the next 24 hours. it has finally turned to snow. tahoe and truckee both reporting rain. not any more.

reno had snow all morning because the cold air was trapped. couldn't scour it out, but the south wind sent the temperatures way up in tahoe. truckee? not anymore. winter storm warning 2 to 5ft. snow level around now going down 4500ft. that goes until 10:00 tomorrow. so some more rain, light to heavy. but we do get a break here. right now. off and on. rain will take us. it will pick up here in the next few hours. 5060 on the temps after friday morning though. i think it's a mix of sun and clouds but drier going into the weekend and next week looks dry. >> thank you steve. businesses along the peninsula are starting to prepare for power outages and flooding, but mostly the loss of customers at the clothing store. connie robinson in the carmel crossroads shopping center. workers say that if flooding becomes a concern, they have to move their cars to a different spot higher up in the back. now, the owner of little swiss cafe in carmel by the sea says his business is used to seeing storms. but the cafe has a plan in place. >> what we can on the griddle with the flashlights. and then we graciously try to do the cards as much as we can because,

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four and a half years in prison. former 49ers defensive lineman dana stubblefield has been released. stubblefield was previously sentenced to 15 years in 2020 of rape. prosecutors say he lured a mentally disabled woman to his home, promising a job, and then used a gun to threaten her and then sexually assault her. that conviction was

vacated 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 to vacate. stubblefield, however, says his focus now is spending time with his family and his friends. >> there's an arraignment scheduled for today for two people accused of crashing into a sports bar parklet in san francisco. police say 27 year old taylor ross, who 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 napa sports bar on 24th street. seven people were hurt, including one child. police say ross abrams and a third unidentified woman got out

of the car, tried to run away. officers caught ross and abrams. the third 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. >> new details this morning about the deadly cybertruck crash in piedmont, the day before thanksgiving that killed three people. the autopsy report from the alameda county coroner's office shows the 19 year old soren dixon, the driver of the cybertruck, had alcohol, cocaine and meth in his system and also had a blood alcohol level that was more than twice the limit for someone legally allowed to drink. the two passengers, 20 year old jack nelson and 19 year old crystal sakahara, had also evidence of alcohol and cocaine in their systems. the three college sophomores were recent graduates of piedmont high. they died in the crash when the cybertruck burst into flames. a fourth person survived. happening today, linda mcmahon will appear before a senate committee for her confirmation hearing to be education secretary. the former wwe chief executive is looking to join trump's cabinet after four years as chair of the america first policy institute. president donald trump has

publicly floated the idea of dismantling that department following criticism from elon musk's department of government efficiency. >> the value of wine grapes fell more than 20% in the north coast, and nearly 30% throughout of the state of california last year. now, according to state data, wineries crushed more than 460,000 tons of grapes last year. from napa, sonoma, mendocino and lake counties. while it sounds impressive, that's down more than 15% from 2023. that's when the region recorded its third largest crop ever. [music] >> a major storm hitting the bay area. how the rain is affecting the region and how long it will last. [music] >> and this rain is causing flooding all across the bay area. the impact it's having on your morning commute. >> plus, all this rain is filling california's reservoirs. we'll break