this driver ran into destructible in daley city. drivers in burlingame took it easy, crossing puddles on the streets and keeping windshield wipers going. no real problems no burlingame, but it's been an intense day around the bay area. >> we heard this stat, it's been the rainiest day in three years. >> it's rainiest day since december 11 of 2014. so a little over three year. it's raining now, you can see a little bit on this area right here at the golden gate and going into san francisco. this is where we have the hef twres ra iest rain. let's take a look at daley city, do downpours there. all through the sunset district, balboa, san bruno. up in the peninsula and into the south bay near mountain view, we've got heavy downpours there at north shore line boulevard and over in palo alto, campus drive, all around the peninsula and down into the south bay it is pouring, and this is what we've recorded so far from this storm. more than one and a half inches here at sfo. nearly two inches in san francisco now, over an inch and a half acr

this driver ran into destructible in daley city.n burlingame took it easy, crossing puddles on the streets and keeping windshield wipers going. no real problems no burlingame, but it's been an intense day around the bay area. >> we heard this stat, it's been the rainiest day in three years. >> it's rainiest day since december 11 of 2014. so a little over three year. it's raining now, you can see a little bit on this area right here at the golden gate and going into san francisco. this is where twres ra iest rain. let's take a look at daley city, do downpours there. all through the sunset district, balboa, san bruno. up in the peninsula and into the south bay near mountain view, we've got heavy downpours there at north shore line boulevard and over in palo alto, campus drive, all around the peninsula and down into the south bay it is pouring, and this is what we've recorded so far from this storm. more than one and a half inches here at sfo. nearly two inches in san francisco now, over an inch and a half across the fwbay in oakland.

afternoon but hasn't been just pitter patter, at times pounding rain from san francisco right now to daley city, south san francisco. 380. south bay, san jose to parkmore. mountains getting their share as well. first strong level three storm of the season. through tonight, rain heavy at times. gusty conditions through the hills and coast. flash flood watch in effect for entire north bay with exception of the coast until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. most of the bay area under wind advisory. not been strong yet but will pick up. could be 30 to 50 miles per hour so downed trees and power lines not out of the question. use caution. pockets of heavy rain for evening commute. gusty winds, low visibility. we've seen flooding and potential is there for parts of the bay area. hour by hour look coming up. dan and kristen? >> thank you. >>> working hard to prevent street flooding and problems that come with it. >> impact on the santa cruz mountains and san jose. >> it's been a slow steady rain in south bay. hasn't let up. bound to have impact on the evening commute. nonstop rain in the santa cruz mountains made fo

abc news was in daley city at the west lake school for performing arts where victor cabano recently worked. police arrested him friday at his san mateo home on 16 counts of aggravated sexual assault involving a child under 14. the district attorney's office says it happened while he worked in contra costa county. >>> hayward police are crediting a vigilant parent for the arrest of a convicted sex offender. melvin flemings offered to give basketball lessons to a student. the student's parents suspected something wasn't right and searched the coach's name online and found he was a convicted sex offender. police are looking for potential other victims. >>> multiple homes remain red tags and owners are uncertain when or if they will return. as abc 7 reporter wayne freedman has more on the residents and their dilemmas. >> reporter: in the wake of tragedy, there is comfort in old routine. for john, a santa rosa resident, that means pruning his roses before spring. >> this is my grand illusion. nothing's changed. >> reporter: except for the neighborhood. he is in the mobile home park where only 4

this is from the west lake school of the performing arts in daley city where he is listed as the ballet masters and director of the professional ballet division. he's worked in san mateo and contra costa counties. >>> classes are going on as usual at san jose university despite a major cleanup and repair job because of a water main break that flooded and damaged some buildings on campus. matt keller has the story. >> reporter: water bubbled up and flooded san jose's campus on sunday. water poured out of a broken main near east san salvador street starting in the late afternoon into the evening. students wondered if classes would be canceled on monday. >> were you wanting to be out of class? >> yes, i did. i kept on checking my phone. it's pretty bad, though. >> reporter: class was not canceled, but evidence of the flooding was left behind. the water surged through campus, going past the event center, student wellness center and all the way to the student union building. >> our custodial crews were here overnight, cleaning the structures, drying them out. we're working on the last buildi

city. >> mayor of edmonton, canada. mayor of niagara falls, new york. organization founded by the late richard daley, consisting of 131 cities on the u.s. and canadian side on the great lakes. working on environmental issues. >> tim keller, brand-new mayor of albuquerque, new mexico. ethan berkowitz, mayor of anchorage. >> mayor of dubuque, iowa. >> mayor of knoxville, tennessee. >> good morning. mayor of lancaster, pennsylvania. mayor of the city of key west. >> mayor of santa monica, california. >> mayor of richmond, california. >> mayor of bonn, germany. mayor of des moines, iowa. bedford,of new massachusetts, and chair of the energy committee. i'd like to thank everyone for being here. our work here supports. i would like to turn now to my mary mcardle, for some brief comments. >> thank you. it is an honor to be with all the. as mayors, we recognize increasingly in a nation in which we have seen in which the paris accords have seen, a congress that is not terribly interested in leadership for climate change. that is really up to all of us in our own communities to see how we can leave. are doing