this is known as the upper alameda filter project. the current project scope includes two stage pumping to capture water from the alameda creek to snow valley and that water is released to alameda creek and recaptured downstream. the collection point is water that naturally filtrates which is shown on the slide to san antonio reservoir or to the water treatment plant to meet water supply needs. the project was restarted in spring of 2013 and we went through a rescoping refinement in last fall to incorporate new operational requirements. namely rather than just pumping water to central reservoir treatment plant, it requires to have the flexibility to blend multiple sources of water to feed either those facilities simultaneously. that is going to require additional valve and controls which is the reason for the forecast increase on the project. now, the reason of ground water storage and ground water project is to construct 16 ground water wells for the capacity of 27 million gallons and water is connected to customers through the syste

explico hoy el alguacil de alameda....dijo que solamente estan entregando a un 20 por ciento de losre decir que se ha reducido en un 80 por ciento el numero de personas que son remitidas a inmigracion....e l ano pasado fueron mil. gregory ahern/alguacil de alameda 33:14 gente que ha sido convicta previamente por algun crimen serio todavia va a ser entregada a inmigracion, pero si es un delito menor, manejar con una licencia suspendida, ese tipo de cosas ya no se mantiene detenida la gente jon rodney/ 38:05 no solo esta implementando esta ley pero esta expandiendo esta extendiendo sus protecciones 38:11 grupos que trabajan con los indocumentad os estan complacidos pues dicen que la aplicacion adoptada por el alguacil de alameda, es hasta mas generosa que el acta de la confianza... pues no entregaria a inmigracion a ninguna persona detenida por delitos menores, y en caso de crimenes serios, solo los retendrian si fueron convictos....el acta de la confianza hace algunas excepciones en ambos casos. 40:34 esta evolucion que estamos viendo aqui refleja la reciente influencia el creciente

de implementar el acta de la confianza >>estamos viendo y viviendo un cambio grande en condado de alamedaue se ha dado en el procedimiento del alguacil de dicho condado >>las personas alzaron al voz por las detgenciones y famikias >>esta busca poner limites a las detenciones que se extienden para esperar a que ice se lleve a las personas sin estatus legal, ahora no los llevaran a la cárcel salvo excepciones >>dijo el alguacil que es su obligacion cumplir con la ley estatal pero sabe que no debe proceder por la apariencia. >>quiere asegurarse de actuar con igualdad ante todos. >>estamos contentos que el alguacil esta escuchando las preocupaciones de la comunidad, que haya tomado este paso >>mientras tanto quienes viven y trabajan en condado de alameda daban la bienvenida a las nuevas regulaciones >>que bueno que las leyes estan cambiando en favor nuestro, ya que venimos aquí a trabajar >>en la oficina del alguacil solo mantendran en cárcel a un indocumentados si este ha cometido felonia >>y charles schummer propone que se utilice el método para tratar la reforma migratoria cuya aprobacion

alameda county zone 7 district gets 80% of its water from the state water project. the alameda county water agencies serving fremont, union city and newarc could lose 40% of its water and the santa clara valley water district says it will lose enough water to supply 10,000 families for a year. >>> people all around the state are getting the message it is time to conserve, and as our mike found out for those in areas served by the state water project, the time is now. >> water, there's just not a lot of it. >> my art is kind of survival of the fittest. >> especially this winter season. >> what winter season? >> fremont resident said he just ripped out his lawn. >> this is going to cut me back 20% right off the top. >> and that will be helpful because with today's announcement, the state water project will no longer deliver water to its customers this year as long as the conditions persist. one of its customers, the alameda county water district. >> we're asking folks to do shorter showers and not to let the water run while they're brushing their teeth. >> the alameda

i want to bring to your attention webster and coming out of alameda until 5:00 and the whole thing is closed until 5:00 so if you want to get on and off alameda, you have to go down -- poured me you have to go down to get across to the island and it is not going to affect too many people since traffic is light. a big-rig is leaking gas south of morgan hill. jessicatara is here to tell us more, how is this affecting traffic? >> reporter: well, we will give you the exact routes as to how you can get around it but we are smelling this gas very heavily and it is enough to make you sick from where the accident happened. if you take a look over my shoulder, you can see the tanker is on its side and it is letting nobody close to this accident scene. officers are directing southbound 101 traffic and they are having drivers take monterey on to the next on ramp. here is what we know, the tanker truck overturned around 1:00 this morning. the driver was hurt so he was taken to the hospital so we are not sure about his condition right now. it holds 08,000 gallons of fuel and again southbound 101 c

the alameda county sheriff's crime lab is now parked out in front. we know investigators are gathering new evidence and conducting interviews with everyone involved. here's what happened. we know it started just around 10:00 last night. alameda county sheriff's office says it originally came in as a medical call. firefighters and paramedics arrived to this home and when they got her, they said -- here. they said the suspect was combative and hostile can they called alameda county sheriffs for help. as the paramedics wither trying -- were trying to transport the suspect. he broke free and ran back into the home. they went inside the home and that's when the man came out swinging with a baseball bat. >> he violently attacks the sergeant hitting him with the baseball bat and attempting to hit him again and that's when shots were fired. >> reporter: now a sergeant and a deputy shot at the suspect killing him. neighbors in the area reported hearing six to eight shots. now back out live at the home, we know that the suspect lived here with his wife who is

gustavo mora/detective, alguacil, cdo. de alameda 9:41:25 esto pasó demasiado rápido, cuando entró elies con él adentro de la casa, empezó a pegarles con un beisbol bat. no hubo tiempo para reaccionar a otro tipo de fuerza. autoridades dicen que goins tambin tena problemas de alcoholismo y de abusar a su esposa.. su hijo niega que fuera violento. los dos oficiales que le dispararon a goins fueron puestos en labores administrativas, pero la oficina del alguacil dice que el caso es claro. s.o.t. det. gustavo mora/detective, alguacil, cdo. de alameda 11:02:20 fue un atentado contra un policía, el policía se defendió, dos policías se defendieron para protegerse ellos, técnicamente el caso está cerrado. cu - peluffo outro se espera que maÑana se realice una autopsia al cuerpo de david goins. en vivo desde el estudio, jaime peluffo, noticiero telemundo 48. regreso con ustedes. blanca ---varias calles de la zona de "south park" en san francisco fueron cerradas brevemente esta maÑana luego de reportarse una fuga de gas. take vo ---esto ocurrio entre las calles tercera y "jack london alley" a

the tech giant office direct ferry service to workers in san francisco and our reporter is in alameda with the new service setting sail today. cornell? >> good morning, we are waiting for first google ferry to show up and this is just the trial run but talk about employee perks, workers would liver in the east bay can commute to the silicon valley by sea and the private ferries are contracted through san francisco bay ferry and will leave from alameda to the port of redwood city. last month, google launched a similar service from san francisco's ferry terminal to diffuse a growing controversy over the private buses that the technical companies use to transport workers from the city to silicon valley. the new ferry service from alameda will last only a week to see how many google commuters are interested in taking a ferry to work. public ferry will not be impact ed. >>> thank you, cornell. the days of free parking at larkspur ferry terminal end as of 5:00 this morning you now have to pay $2 to park. you can pay through an app online or over the phone. a monthly pass is available for $2

alameda county fire crews responding right now to a two alarm house fire in san leandro there.s is near alvarado and castro streets. alex savidge just got to the scene. he tells us several streets in the area are blocked off. you can see the huge flames there. he is gathering new information on this breaking news. we'll have a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> right now is 5:48. i want to check in with sal on the friday morning commute. it sounds busy over there. >> you know it is busy. let me turn some of the radios down. i am following a chase on 680 southbound. the roads are clear. let's take a look at northbound. they are a little farther down the freeway. we will keep watching this camera. but it's alameda county sheriff along with chp that is chasing someone who has refused to yield. one thing we have learned is the driver has driven over a spike strip so he is driving on one flat tired a least -- at least. the toll plaza is a ten minute drive. this is the best drive time you will get at this time. it may be a little lighter than usual on a friday so we will keep watchin

the latest taking place in the alameda lake area. it stretches from belmont to los gatos. what are the thieves looking for in that mail? >> reporter: this really is a crime of opportunity. the thieves appear to be targeting neighborhoods like this one where the mail boxes are out here in the open and the mail is easy to steal. people who live here are considering putting their mail under lock and key. when thieves struck this san jose neighborhood near alameda lake last year stealing mail from boxes neighbors started a neighborhood watch. they thought things were getting better until she received notice that the thieves had struck again on january 24th just before 7:00 in the morning. >> this is a safe neighborhood and we didn't need that. i've been here 14 years and never need ad lock on my mail box. >> reporter: in nearby los gatos police arrested two men, 47-year-old david zumr and timothy reinert found with stolen mail. police believe the pair is responsible for stealing mail from other neighborhoods in the south bay as well but are not connected to the alameda lake th

. >>> one person is shot after meeting with alameda sheriff's deputies. alex savage is live with what they are doing there at the scene. alex good morning. >>> a number of streets blocked off with crime scene tape following this deadly shooting and it happened inside of this home here on pass say oh -- pass say yes area. they had a medical called to the home with firefighters and medics. now at some point they opened fire on somebody for some reap they may have died. they are not saying anything about the person whether that person lived at the home or not and a spokesperson is headed to the scene and they are to handle what happened to them, this will be a lengthy crime scene investigation tape is in the area and this is alex savage news ktvu news. >>> a high-speed chase occurred last night. they whether in marin county last night and rear continued it minutes later. police say they then crashed their own car on the bridge before running towards the pressed sid yes and what led to the crash in the live report. this was the store story we first brought yo

one man killed by alameda sheriff's deputies.hannel 2 morning news newsp. >>> they raised their fares and that may change today when they reveal their 1.2 $8 billion budget. it will encompass buses trains and others. many riders say they are already paying enough. >> i have think i would want to know the reasons why they are doing that. i think fares have increased significantly since i moved here so main years. they are to you a to negotiate them the and because much a million dollar surplus. they are considering to include 18-year-olds and middle income teens, however there will are critics to point out it would cost muni more than a mill each year. they have ties to the doubt bay where they play and they are joining us to talk more about the player's story. >> reporter: pam we are here home of the san jose giants, minor league teams and some say they earn so little money it is difficult to survive. the lawsuit claims most minor leagues earn $7,500 despite working 07 hours per week. attorneys for the players say major league ba

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the santa clara county, alameda, solano, and the napa county flood control. mike traveled to fremont to see how the bay area water agencies are responding. water, there's not a lot of it. >> my yard is survival of the fittest. >> what winter season. guy says he ripped out his lawn. this will cut me back 20%. that will be helpful, with the announcement the state water project will no longer deliver water this year as long as the conditions persist, one of the customers the alameda county water district. we're asking shorter showers and not let the water run while your brushing your teeth. the district gets 40% of the water from the state water projects. that's significant. what it means, we will be relying on our other sources of supply more, we'll be asking our customers to conserve. >> it will mail out the flyers next week allowing the customers about the zero percent water allocation and the 20% voluntary cut in usage. in two weeks they will meet to decide what could happen next. this is an evolving situation we may be asking them to conserve more or going

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about 61 in moraga, 61 in alameda. in the north bay, expect rain to be heavy at times and temperatures will be in the 50s and the 60s. and as you head into san francisco, already beginning to see some showers moving in. high there of only 58 degrees. >>> and we want to let you know we have a traffic alert outside of tracy. check out this latest tweet from chp. westbound 580 to eastbound 132 is closed until further notice. an overturned big rig was fully loaded with strawberries. so it's going be a mess to clean up. in the meantime, use i-5 to get around this. we'll have a full "kcbs traffic report" coming up in just a few minutes. >>> 4:55 now. the san francisco unified school district has approved a new policy to limit suspensions of their students. instead, students who misbehave will be encouraged to get counseling. this comes after advocates called for a cultural shift in the treatment of students with behavioral problems. some say minority students are punished more harshly and disproportionately. >> i would say i

that alameda county sheriffs are still here on the scene. we know that the suspect involved in this incident is dead. alameda county sheriffs will be here on scene throughout the morning they say. investigating. here's what we know what happened. this happened last night at a home. neighbors in the area heard the exchange of gunfire about six to eight shots. we don't know the circumstances of what led up to the shooting and deputies here on scene and roads are blocked in the area. now what we do know is that deputies that were involved that the ones that were involved in this shooting are okay and we are presuming at this point they are on administrative leave. reporting live in san lorenzo, cate caugurian, kpix 5. >>> and we are learning more this morning about the crash that killed two chp officers in fresno county. mark kelly tells us the officers were given information that put them in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: they were responding to a truck crash on highway 99 in the predawn hours driving that highway. the officer

live in alameda, back to you. >> i bet it was chilly out there, though. the went are storm brought rain and snow to the bay area today. enough to wet the streets in the city and dust the roadways in northern napa county. and the sierra ski resorts got badly needed snow. this is how it looked at tahoe. all of it triggered by a system heading south and out of the bay area now. kpix5 hi-def doppler shows most of the rain from the system is dried up. leaving the south bay by sunset. with we will have the rain to thals and prospects for more rain when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. >>> tonight, friends and family gathered outside of the home of a little girl found dead over the weekend napa. 100 people showed up for the memorial. they brought flowers, signs and toys. many gave speeches. >> you can not imagine what i am going through. and -- you know, i -- the most proudest moment of my life is gone forever and there is nogging we can do or say that will bring her back. i hope nobody has to go through this. >> an investigation is underway to find out h

the alameda county fire department says the worker was crushed to death at volvo construction equipment. newschopper2 is over the area right now. these are live pictures where the coroner just arrived about 20 minutes ago. we can also see some fire trucks and police cruisers we're told the deadly accident happened about 9:30 this morning. the facility is at 1944 marina boulevard just off interstate 880 in san leandro. according to the website, volvo construction offers heavy equipment for sale, rent and provides service for the equipment. at this point, we don't have any information on the cause of death. as we get more information we'll bring it to you. >>> there is a call today to protect pedestrians and make san francisco streets safer. a short time ago, friends and city officials gathered to remember people who have been hit and killed while trying to cross streets in the city. alex savidge joins us live with the emotional plea. good afternoon, lex. >> reporter: good afternoon. the message was one of responsibility. drivers need to pay more attention to those on foot here in san fra

first san francisco, now alameda as brian web tells us that google is adding to its new terry system. hi, brian. >> hi, ann. it's the first day of a week long trial to see if east bay google employees want to get the work done on the water. move over google buses and barge. the google ferry is making more waves across the bay area. >> we are in so money and the facilities will get to be used and hopefully traffic will be used. >> reporter: this is their first trial. and they could be cruising. >> to see if it makes sense if they would like to use the day as a highlight. >> the first trial run took them from san francisco to redwood city and back and now it is alameda's turn in the east bay. this is a take on what the ferry building might look like if the plan meets smooth daily. >> it is much more capacity as you can see for the transportation. >> reporter: it is just another way that the tech giant is getting googlers by time. a part of the deal mines that the google ferry will not interrupt the regular ferry -- will not interrupt the regular ferry days. live in alameda, brian brian,

the private ferries are contracted through san francisco bay ferry and will leave from alameda to the port of redwood city. now, last month google launched a similar service from san francisco's ferry terminal partly to diffuse a growing controversy over the private buses that tech companies use to transport their workers from the city to silicon valley. the new ferry service from alameda will last only a week to see how many google employees are actually interested in commuting by ferry. public ferry service will not be impacted. >> thank you, tomorrow san francisco supervisor will propose a law to help evicted tenants too poor to stay in the city requiring land lards to pay the difference between the current and future represent for a similar participate. the law protects those evicted under the act that allows landlords to kick out tenants if they want to take a building off the rental market. >> the days of tree park at the ferry terminal end, with drivers now paying $2 a fee to park. they can pay it through an app online or over the phone. a monthly pass is available if $20 and p

they were at the alameda county fair grounds. >> in cases of extreme drought, they taught the muslim community about 1400 years ago in arabia, they had droughts as well. so whenever that happened he had a special prayer he did. >> the prayer was organized by the san francisco chapter of the council on american islamic relations. abc7 news. >> this drought is considered one of the worst in california history. last year are there was less rain than in any year since california became a state. most of the state experienced record dry, including the bay area. only exceptions are parts of southern c.. businessed on data from tree rings, a cal scientist said the

in alameda county 1,900. natasha is partnering with the alameda county district attorney's office to raise private money to get all of their kits tested. >> each rape kit represents a human being whose body was essentially a crime scene. >> reporter: the push to get rape kits tested in a timely manner doesn't end there. assembly member nancy skin are of berkeley introduced ab1517 to create a sexual assault victim's dna bill of rights which would force law enforcement in california to book all rape kits within five days and get them to a lab within 30. >> we can't actually find the perpetrator and also we can't connect the crime to other crimes. so basically people that commit sexual assault are out there without our being able to connect that because we're not putting the evidence into a database. >> reporter: nash tasha hopes these efforts -- natasha hopes these efforts will help rape victims everywhere from having their wounds reopened years later. andria borba, kpix5. >> if you'd like to donate to help get

she is partnering request the alameda county d.a.'s office to raise money to get its kits tested. >>> the u.s. attorneys office is joining the investigation into the petaluma slaughterhouse at the center of a massive meat recall. investigators believe the rancho feeding corporation knowingly processed diseased and unsound animals and also dodged federal inspections. the slaughterhouse is already under investigation by the u.s. department of agriculture. >>> happening today, leaders of silicon valley's largest drinking water provider expected to approve a sharp reduction in water use. the target is likely to be 20% and it could result in mandatory rationing as well as fines for violators. this would be the santa clara valley water district's most far reaching cuts in more than two decades. southbound the drought presents >>> hm associations would like to change homeowners association would like to change their yards to conserve water. an assemblywoman proposed a bill to prevent hoas from penalizing people who change from a lawn to some

in alameda county, 1900 are collecting dust.is partnering with alameda county to raise money to speed up the testing process. she was raped in 1993 in new york and it took years to track down the suspect. >> my kit sat for 9 1/2 years just collecting dust in police custody in new york city. >> it doesn't stop with her. assembly member nancy skinner of berkeley has introduced a bill to create a sexual assault victim's dna bill of rights which would force law enforcement in california to book all rape kits within 5 days and get them to a lab within 30 days. >>> it's another sign that san francisco's becoming a more hostile place toward people in the tech industry. kpix 5's joe vazquez has the tale of a woman who says she was attacked because of her hip new google glass. >> then you have to extend videos -- >> reporter: in this youtube video, sarah slocom is showing a friend how to use her new google glass. that's what she says she was doing at molotov's showing someone how her glasses work. "omg, so you'll never believe this, but

definitely a fun time in alameda. heather holmes, ktvu channel two news. >>> the showers have moved out of the area, or are moving out of the area. we had good rain today, up to a half inch, even an inch in places. it's clearing out. we're seeing clear skies. it is going to get cool because the winds are dying down. a good shot at fog tonight. temperatures down to the low 40s. we are going to see 30s, and that will easily get us some valley fog. so late tonight, early tomorrow morning in the north bay and inland valleys a shot for fog. we're checking temperatures in the morning. they are going to be down to 32 degrees in santa rosa, 33 in fairfield, 33 degrees in antioch. so overnight lows are going to be cooler than they have been. in these inland bay valleys we're looking for patchy valley fog. the weather system as it moves out tomorrow morning will leave a few clouds down in the monterey area but that's about it. the clouds are going to move south as that system moves south. as i mentioned before some really good

alameda county sheriff's homicide investigators have been here. they are here on the scene but at this point, we understand that sheriff's investigators are waiting for a search warrant before they can really go inside the house and gather all of the evidence they will need to gather in this kate. it will be likely a lengthy -- case. it will likely be a lengthy investigation into this deadly deputy-involved shooting. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> we have new details coming in this morning about the tragic deaths of two chp officers yesterday in fresno county. around 6:00 yesterday morning, officers juan gonzalez and brian law responded to a crash on highway 99 near kingsburg. investigators say they were told the crash was on the northbound side of the highway but it was really on the southbound side. >> they actually drove right into the scene unbeknownst thinking it was still a northbound crash. they were proceeding beyond the collision to get off the freeway and come back northbound. >> officer juan gonzalez swerved to avo

alameda county sheriff spokesman j.d. nelson. he gives his thoughts on the shocking scenes from the streets of oakland. this youtube video we showed you on tuesday night, seems to show an atmosphere of lawlessness and reckless disregard for safety on the streets of oakland. this has been going on forit's a scene that doesn't surprise seargant jd nelson with the alameda county sheriff'sthe powers that be have depleted the oakland police department so this is the kind of activity you're going to get when you allow that to happen. in one sequence, a sheriff's deputy's cruiser is kicked and yelled at. as the car pulls away, the crowd cheers and throws bottles at the deputy. there's no evidence in the video that law enforcement made any further efforts to stop this sideshow. nelson says he doesn't know when this specific incident occurred or whether or not re- enforcement's where eventually called in. i think he probably aired on the side of caution realizing that he is by himself and he had a large crowd. maybe he went around the cor

with the business in the bay area there's only one other place that has morphin ball machines in alameda so to have some in san francisco is fantastic for us. it's allowed us to have a number of events and tournament twice a month as matt mentioned. we've been attracting a diversity even if people from all walks of life teenagers coming in to retired folks and it's great do so people from all types of professions and part of the country. recently, there was a big tournament near los angeles a lot of scandinavians came in and they came into to see the lounge it's acquit popular. i wanted to say this is very important it's an important place for the pinball community >> great, thank you. thank you. any other any public comment? all right. come on up anyone after this just go ahead state your name and what heifer what you want to say >> i'm andrea i'm a san francisco native and grew up in the same neighborhood as free gold watch i work in the neighborhood at ucsf. i've learned to play pinball and since then three years ago, i became the pinball challenge. i've been to a a lot of places arou

alameda couldn't water another contractor in the 20 percent reduction and the santa clara their considering a 10 percent reduction monk their customers and east bay mud and the metropolitan district have good resources so they're in the mode of continued skwefrp and no call for reduction. so moving to 10 percent is in the package of what people are doing. the next slide and the last slide really getsal u at you know where we've been and where we're going. over the last 10 years the green line with the green dots represents the population growth into in san francisco and our is whether or not he will area the imply line is the reductions. so you see the demand has dropped by 40 million gallons a day out of 2 hundred and you would million gallons a day. that's due to conservation people have done a good job. the picture is the same the customers outside of san francisco and inside have all done a really good job. that doesn't mean with waeb cannot do more. your conservation budget for the puc here for the retail side is a little less than $48 million a year to reduce the demand for our produc

. >>> we begin this hour with our developing news from alameda county we have been following all morning long, the sheriff's office is involving a deadly officer involved shooting and it happened on the grande. investigators are gathering evidence and a spokesperson led up to what happened after officers arrived on the scene. >> the man came out with a baseball bat. he hit the sergeant with a baseball bat and the sergeant was carrying a patrol rifle and it disabled the rifle and it hit him in his arm as he tried to block the strike of the baseball bat. at that time he transitioned and he faired along with another deputy. >> investigators say officers had been to the san lorenzo home in the past 10 years. they will have a live report from the scene. >>> a high-speed chase ends in a crash last night and that's when the suspects got out and ran away. tara moriarty has a lot more on where they are headed and the latest information you found out about the continuing search. good morning, tara. >>> it looks like the search has been called off earlier this morning and they said as of midnight t

just light rain to deal with for your ride out alameda.an francisco is actually catching a dry breaks, south city is not dealing with any brain. >> this rain will continue to cross the bay and it will work its way into oakland. you can see that the rain started to let up and here is a look this satellite radar. if you can see the rain is pushing out and we do have snow in the sierra nevada. a winter weather advisory is in affect because there may see two to 6 in. of snow. gusty winds and you will have to use your chains. >> we are dealing with a another storm headed our way, storm number two will arrive late friday into saturday. this is a pretty significant amount to about 7 in. for the north bay hills. >> here is a look pitcher 7 day around the bay, unsettled weather for the week can and should keeper number of handy. partly cloudy conditions as we head into tuesday and wednesday and the temperatures are warmer by the middle of next week. >> to the northeast, where hundreds of thousands of residents are waking up without power this morni

[mom screams] >>> alameda county is tackling it's rape kit backlog. officials packed up evidence to send to a private lab for testing the county has 2,000 kits in the backlog. it will take the lab about a month to test kits for dna. the county is paying with the testing with a grant working to get all rape kits tested. >> happening now, alameda county board is voting to vote on legislation forcing mentally ill people into treatment. opponents of laura's law protested in oakland. laura's law aluz a court to order outpatient people for treatment. sit state law, each county has to decide whether or not to adopt it. >> they're not a harm to themselves or others but the law says if you think they might become a harm, this crystal ball here, you need to force them into treatment. >> supporters say it's better than the current system which can lock up the mentally ill in facilities if they represent a danger to themselves or others >> now to a big change in obesity rate for young children. cdc says rates dropped dramatically over the past decade for children

drive for oakland and alameda right now. a few pop up sprinkles here in san francisco. here's a look of some of the rainfall totals we've seen in the past 24 hours. decent amount and we will take what we can get care. san francisco, seven tenths of an edge. over a quarter an edge over and the hayward area. keep in mind, this is just the first storm. we have another one heading our way which will probably arrive late friday for the north bay 3 futurecast 4 shows by 9:00 we will see some sprinkles for the livermore valley right around hayward and perhaps, in the south bay as well. distillates' mostly cloudy conditions for the rest of the bay but keep your umbrella happy because you may catch a pop-up sprinkle. by 11:00 tonight looks like we could see some more showers north of the golden gate bridge and more rain to fall overnight. the full details on what to expect moving forward, your 7 day around the bay coming up next. >>: and kron4's jacki sizzle is live in san rafael with a look at what they are getting there. jackie? >>

today at the alameda county fair grounds, hundreds of muslims prayed for rain and catholic bishops areing the faithful to pray. >> it's not too hard. we've been through it before in the past. >> reporter: those who have lived here long enough know what to do in a drought. >> we're not watering the lawns as much trying to take shorter showers. and turn it off when we brush our teeth. all typical things, because we lived through the last one, although we are flushing the toilets. >> reporter: california has had dry spells, but this could be worse than any in recent history. >> it's bad here. >> it seems like it's been more dry this year than it has in a long time. >> reporter: she's right. california is on pace to be the driest since it became a state in 1850. farmers are among those most desperate. 27 counties have been declared natural disaster areas, including alameda, santa clara and contra costa. which means farmers and rangers will be eligible for low interest loans. >> these growers are going to be affected at least three years because of the situation we're in right now today. >>

alameda county sheriff's deputies are still here on the scene show is family. i just spoke to the man's live and son. they are devastated. they are upset that a taser was not used. sheriff's deputies say they had to shoot in self-defense. the family of 60-year-old david gowins describe him as mellow, a stroke victim who walks with a cane. his nephew says he was a retired auto mechanic and lived with his wife. >> i'm still in shock right now. i'm gonna -- i'm gonna miss him. he was a good man. >> reporter: gowin's nephew was told by other relatives that his uncle had a seizure. paramedics were called to the house. gowins was put into an ambulance but a sheriff's spokesman said he became combative and assaulted paramedics. he ran back in the house. investigators say sheriff deputies were concerned about his medical condition and went in the house with guns drawn. >> the man came out with a baseball bat, hit the sergeant with the baseball bat. he transitioned to his handgun and fired along with another deputy. >> reporter: gowins was killed. the sheriff's deputy p

it will be there earlier for santa rosa. 57 tomorrow for alameda.nded forecast, we're soggy on saturday. sunday we're still looking at rain. we clear out monday, tuesday, and wednesday we'll be dry. thursday a few light showers are back. big-time storm getting here as soon as tomorrow afternoon. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. has its product stuck in new jersey... thanks to an ongog trade dispute. right now, a load of chobani >>> the sponsors of the u.s. olympic teams has products in new jersey. thanks to an on going trade dispute. >> a load of greek yogurt made in the u.s.a. is held up at customs because of a long running battle over trade rules for dairy exports between russia and the united states. new york senator, chuck schumer, has gotten involved. he is calling for action saying there is simply no time to waste in getti

. >> the sergeant from alameda said it was a damned if you do and damned if you don't. if we did not enter and something bad happened, we would have been vilified. >> family members have not filed anything but they plan to sue the alameda sheriff when the attorney completes the investigation. >> former stanford graduate jason collins made history as the first openly gay player to play in the nba. the nets signed him to a ten day contract yesterday in time for take on the lakers last night. he came into the game in the second quarter welcomed by a standing ovation from the crowd. before the game he said he was too busy trying to learn plays to worry about history. he did not score, the nets beat lakers 108-102. >> trash talk will have less trash in it for nfl players on the field. a committee is expecting to institute a new rule penalizing players for using the "n" word, 15 yards for the first offense and the player is ejected if a second offense. the nfl is looking at banning other slurs including homophobic comments. the owners are expected to consider the rule next mo

the company also is providing off site porking in alameda and the sugar land service for the employees so it will not disrupt the commuters. google employees declined to comment but said they are in favor of the move. >>> it takes less congestion off the freeway. we used to use them more. it is fabulous. >> last month google started a similar trial between san francisco and redwood city and both ends on friday. >> new details released in the death of oscar winning philip seymour hoffman. investigators say they found more than 50 bags of what is believed heroin inside his manhattan apartment along with more than 20 used syringes and several bottles of prescription drugs. the actor was found dead in his apartment yesterday with a needle in his arm. he was sober for 23 years until last year when he checked himself interest rehab for for r reason abuse. toxicology results back in a month. >> the seahawk fans looking forward to the victory parade for the have been champs on wednesday. celebrations took to the street last night and some turned rowdy . riot police were called in with fires se

alameda county sheriff's office tell us they are familiar with this home, they have been called out 19 times for different issues including domestic violence. last night was the 20th and perhaps the final time. this did start as a medical emergency, someone called an ambulance around 11:00 last night. during that visit something happened. some escalation between the medics and the person there, not sure what yet. we're waiting for the officer to give us a better idea. whatever it was law enforcement had to be called out. the sheriff's office arrived. there was a confrontation. a deputy shot and killed a person here. neighbors telling one of our photographers that there were six to eight shots fired. again, we're waiting for the public information officer with the alameda county sheriff's office to arrive on the scene to give us a better idea of what happened here last night, again this shooting around 11:30. reporting live in san lorenzo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. let's turn to the microclimate forecast. a live look at the peninsula this morning and palo alto as we