not just raining in rio vista, that's where we have the wind turbines, but we are also going to see rain north bay. i will be tracking this as it moves from north to south that's coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> plus a violent night on the peninsula, the search for a gunman after a deadly triple shooting in unincorporated san mateo county. >>> welcome to monday morning. it's a little soggy out there. taking a look at the live doppler radar up in the upper left there, you see what's coming our way. on the right live look outside in richmond this morning as the commute is getting under way. slick roads. hope you didn't wash the car. we have team coverage to get you out the door and get you going and moving on this monday morning. they just brought me double coffee. >> so you're ready. >> in half an hour it's going to kick in. good morning, ihm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's head over to meteorologist kari hall. >> slick roads this morning. we will have several more mornings like this as we start to see a change in our weather pattern and some rain finally maki

that poundling and ponding registering in rio vista.rive toward the bay bridge despite an early backup over there and the walnut creek interchange moves well. south of the dumbarton bridge everything is a little drier but things are moving down. she will give you the schedule for when you will see that rain. right now you will see the slowing as we showed you a couple times from our truck out there, ethan our photographer stuck in the backup as he's heading past the san mateo bridge heading towards south 880 at tennison. there is a crash blocking your right lane there. some folks backed up right around that san mateo bridge. let's take a live look and show you the conditions. very slow now just kicking in across the flat section and you notice that it's bury because the water has hit the lens. we are not using a windshield wiper here, make sure yours are okay. >> that's true. >> for people heading out the door this morning i know you want to know what's going to happen this morning and also we are looking ahead to the weekend. let's cov

presencia de agentes de inmigraciÓn en campos agrÍcolas del condado san juan king, muy cerca de rÍo vistasobre quÉ hacer en eso casos. >> cerramos las puertas cuando entramos, dicen que no hay que dejarlos entrar, porque es propiedad privada. sandra: ademÁs, contratistas deben recibir una notificaciÓn 72 horas antes del departamento de seguridad busca realizar una auditorÍa sobre los registros de empleado. >> si no tienen la autoridad, no deben entrar. sandra: independientemente de los esfuerzos de los empleadores para proteger a los trabajadores recomienda no confiarse. >> hagan de cuenta que estÁ en su casa, no tienen por quÉdar informaciÓn. tambiÉn corren el riesgode que no porque no vayan a red en, cometer el error de llevarlos a casa. sandra: una incertidumbre que conmueve a marÍa por los suyos y los empleados supervisa. >> estamos acostumbrados a vivir aquÍ. aquí estÁ mi familia. ramÓn: este dÍa, el consejo municipal de alameda define la propuesta de colocar o no 13 lectores de placas de vehÍculos para rastrear autos que estÉn aparentemente vinculados con delitos se instalarÍan en p

it's southeast of rio vista along the banks of the river. >> reporter: this tiny home is for corine corley. the attorney moved to california four months ago. >> i wanted to live in a house and the only way to downsize and live in a house that i could come up with was to live in a tiny house. >> this was her house of 25 years. >> three bedrooms, two baths. >> she has a rare medical condition and moved to be closer to stanford hospital where she's being treated. but buying a house near palo alto wasn't an option. >> this is my living room and bedroom. >> so she spent $38,000 to have this 200-square foot home built. >> tiny living is not for everybody. a lot of people for example wouldn't want their whole life exposed. you come into my house, this is where i sleep, that's where i work. >> corine believes less means more. so does her neighbor lola. >> the real estate market is pretty crazy out here so i figured the tiny house was a solution for me. >> 26 feet long and eight and a half feet wide. a total of 221 square feet. >> queen sized bed in here room to store my ukelele. >> there are tiny

it's southeast of rio vista... along the banks of the san joaquin river. the homes are roughly 200 eet. steer people are downsizing their homes. park delta bay is the first legal community of tiny hopes on the banks of the san joaquin river. the homes are 200 square feet each. one woman who lives in the community spent $38,000 to have her home built and delivered to park delta bay. she says that the living situation works for her but warns that tiny living isn't for everyone. >> a lot of people wouldn't want their whole lives exposed. you come into my house, this is where i sleep, that's where i work. >> many people we spoke to in the community say that they don't miss living in traditional homes. hey, it works for her. >> it simplifies everything so that's good and the price tag, can't beat that. >> $38,000? not bad. >> but i don't know. close quarters with my husband like that? >> you have three kid. it wouldn't work out and a dog. >> and a dog. >> too much going on. >> i have too much shoes! [ laughter ] >> i wouldn't know what to do wonderful with all

five days ago in rio vista,s at the texas, a young mother of two jennifer smith on the way to pick up her kids at school was killed in a horrific car crash by illegal immigrant martinez ramirez, 32 years old. he was drunk this past sunday many of have you heard indiana colts linebacker edwin jackson and his uber driver was killed by illegal intoxicated alien. 37-year-old manuel. the doj announcing in just the last hour that they will bring federal charges against the guatemalan proving once again that jeff sessions, attorney general and doj are moving quickly to rights wrongs of the past when it comes to illegal crime going unpunished. no more. this has to stop. look at these cases. this is just a few. just the last week. can do a whole show on this. we really start to think about it. it's total insanity. we have enough problems in our country with drugs, the opioid epidemic. >> alcohol, criminal activity. we sure do not need anymore. and, yes, of course, all illegal immigrants are not criminals. but, frankly that's not the point. because that's of little comfort to jennifer smith's s

that means it may rain in vacaville or rio vista, or even concorde and martinez in the next hour if that holds together. winter weather advisory continues for about 4 more hours. that is for anything over 2000 feet. we are getting reports of snowfall over 1000 feet. let's fast forward to the weekend. maybe you are headed out, lining the streets of san francisco saturday evening for the chinese new year parade, bring your jackets. it will be clear and cool with temperatures in the lower 50s, cooling to the upper 40s. our low-pressure area is now over nevada, and brought in unstable air. maybe you got showers or hell. maybe you saw a rainbow. that is moving out, but cold air is going to move in. it will be a cold night tonight. a couple evening showers moving out. wait until you see the overnight temperatures, it will be in the upper 20s in the north bay. santa rosa at 29, san jose all the way down to 34. tomorrow, sunny but on the school -- cool side of average. rolling through the weekend, we are milder. precipitation free. showers are possible monday, another round of showers or light r

it's southeast of rio vista on the banks of the san joaquin river. the homes are 200 square feet. a woman who lives in the community spent $38,000 to have her home built. she says a living situation works for her but warns it's not for everyone. >> real estate market is pretty cries every crazy so i figured so the tiny house was a good solution for me. >> many people we spoke to in the community say they don't miss living in traditional homes. >>> time now 6:40. it's the big moment for a lot of movie fans. "black panther" hits the screen and some bay area movie-goers are showing up in droves! >> and the market just opened up about 10 minutes ago. let's check the big board here. the dow is up about 56. coming up an update from kcbs financial reporter jason brooks. (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed

which is the conditions, maybe wet right along the peninsula and also showing up north of antioch in rio vistanow, the traffic alerts, aside from them the rest of traffic moves lightly. westbound 80 jams up through hercules approaching pinole valley road, you now have two lanes blocked, two left lanes blocked by a motorcycle crash. you are clear once you get toward richmond and toward the bay bridge. north 101 at whipple avenue that off ramp is still closed so chp has issued a traffic alert because the volume is building. no major slowing along the peninsula. back to you. >>> so whether it's the one proposing or the one being proposed to the ring is a big part of it, so what if you lost it and then later found it? >> thank you. my marriage is saved. >> that's what you would say. nbc bay area speaks exclusively with the bay area woman who was reunited with her wedding ring after losing it on a flight. >>> spacex does all kinds of crazy things, this time they will use a big net. i will tell you why when "today in the bay" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to

río se desbordaba fue lo que según la seÑora isabel, cambió todo. >>> nadie nos informaba. >>> melissa hernández, noticiero telemundo te y ocho. >>> hace varias semanas salieron a la vista públicade san josé . >>> sandra bermúdez nos trae los detalles. >>> la escuela sigue negando que actuó erróneamente. >>> efectivamente. un par de veces la directora de la escuela emitió un correo o un comunicado en respuesta por la controversia que se desató. ahora han hablado de cómo van a prevenir el acoso sexual en la escuela . >>> podemos aprender de las opiniones y avanzar hacia el futuro. >>> estas son las palabras de la directora de la preparatoria que cita un comunicado de la empresa de publicidad. es la primera vez que se emite una comunicación oficial de parte del establecimiento desde que varias alumnas alegaron ser víctimas de ser víctimas de abuso sexual . >>> habrá un comité que vender prevendrá abusos sexuales . >>> las víctimas dijeron que otros directivos no dieron a conocer estos hechos . >>> las autoridades tienen las cartas, los correos electrónicos y mensajes de voz que han recibido en contra de la administración, la facultad y la dirección. >>> son peligrosos . >>> han t

rÍos. carlos: buenas dÍas, amigos de "despierta amÉrica". continuamos en vivo en la ciudad de chula vistacho de que si yo voy,leona preguntar a mi esposa. luis: entonces su esposa no sabe completamente la situaciÓn? >> sabe que estÁ detenido. lo encontraron con cosas que no sabemos quÉ pasa con eso. tenemos que ver cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn. luis: ahÍ estÁn las palabras. nio son las palabras del seÑor loaiza. hay que mencionar que el seÑor estaba con lÁgrimas en los ojos, estabadesahogÁndose con nosotros y fue un momento muy difÍcil. es lo que va a pasar con su hijo esta tarde. lu --luis: intentamos platicar con el abogado. al regresar comentamos. >> [habla en inglÉs] luis: efectivamente, dice que no puede decirme siquiera que su cliente. no nos consta que sea el abogado. de lo que iba a entrar a ver a esteban loaiza. tenemos entendido que se estaba entrevistando con varios abogados. otra cosa que acaba de suceder hace minutos, cristina gusta hacia --eustasia acaba de publicar lo siguiente: "me mantengo al margen, es un asunto muy delicado. esteban no ha sido parte de mi vida, ni la de mi hi