. >> i love alex jessica parks. i'm quitting smoking.ook a picture of her crushed pack of camels. >> i support that. >> my personal favorite could be from marty blefens because he took a picture of his wife clearing some snow with the snow blower. looks like he's shooting through the window, where it's safe and warm inside. >> martin, get your fingers out of the lens. >> so, thank you so everybody for your picture submissions and joining in the fun of last photo. >> commuting can drive you crazy. now, there's a new way to avoid the headaches. >> is this actually available? and still to come, a little parking lot prank is taken to the next level when -- >> alex runs in and steals this guy's car. >> how things go from harmless to heated. >> plus, a new spin on a fireworks show. >> that is awesome. and a break dance that pops off. >>> got ourselves a prank here. this is a stranger's car. empties out a few aluminum cans, going to string the ribbon. >> oh. >> the mantht smiley face thing, this is his car. he comes out, gets in the car, drives

we are finally getting rain in the bay area after two months of dry months, jessica tara is out there and let's start with alex savage with more on this welcomed rain, good morning, alex. >>> certainly a lot of people are happy to be waking up with wet pavements and just a little bit of rain, and it is going to it be there for the first time in two months but don't expect light rain to make that much of a difference after one of the dryest years on record, resident cares are also asking customers to conserve right now as well and people are glad the rain has finally returned and they know it can only do so much. >> there is not enough. i think that what we need is to pulled reservoirs because all this will do is get the ground wet and keep the grass from dying. >> and the drought has become such a concern, they have called governor jerry brown to discuss his concern for the water crisis and his concern of i can impacted because of it and this weather system, in the meantime, we are only sticking around for four hours, live this morning in freemont ktvu news. >> we do continue our rain coverage with tara and sh

. >> we have a decision on alex rodriguez's arbitration case with major league baseball. jessicaf is here. a-rod is still not happy? >> he is going to be social security spended for the 2014 season. here is the difference of the independent arbitrator dropped the length from 211 games to 162 for abusing the league's steroid policy. let's look at his epic fight to stay on the field which began august 5th of last year when he was handed the 211 game suspension by commissioner bud selig for violating the basic agreement in the baseball's drug program. rodriguez appealed and was able to play the rest of the 2013 season. then following the yanks' season, his suspension began and today, that ruling from arbitration that the yankees's third baseman original suspension was reduced from 162 games down to any post-season games the yankees may play. this is what major league baseball had to say, for more than five decades, the arbitration process under the basic agreement has been a fair and effective mechanism for resolving disputes and protecting player rights. while we believe the origin

jessica taff, a rod not happy about a decision. >> that's the case. the arbitrator in the steroid case upheld most of the original substantial. alex rodriguez missing the entire 2014 season, including the play-offs if the yankees make the post season. the games was dropped from 211 to 162. the original suspension handed down on august 8th. a rod's appeal allowed him to play during the 2013 season. alex rodriguez released a statement saying in part: >> as for the yankees, they release a statement saying: >> for more on this and what it means on the field, let's check in with baseball insider michael o'keefe who has been on the front line of this story. thanks for joining us. the yankees have an extra $24 million, but a rod says he still wants to be at spring training. what is the next move. >> thanks for having me. the yankees could try to buy out his contract. they'd owe him $61 million. they may tell him to ride the pine and sit it out for the season and try to join the team in 2015. he is going to be close to 40 next year. it will be difficult for him to comeback after being out for a year. remember, he started out, he played fo

jessica with more on this. everyone's talking a-rod. doesn't matter if the playoffs are going on. >> i was going to say. it doesn't matter what sports season we were in. it seems that alex rodriguez is the headline that won't go away. yesterday, an independent arbitrator reduced a-rod's suspension from baseball from 2 less than games to 162, and even after the decision, the yankees third ba third baseman continued to deny he ever used performance enhancing drugs during his time in new york and said he will take his case to a federal court. an interview with tony bosh that aired on 60 minutes with scott pelly directly refused a-rod's claim, bosh said in the report he personally injected rodriguez before he was scared of needles because of that and also, a-rod would take a banned substance called test roan troche, or a gummy before games. >> put one of these troches in his mouth, probably about 10, 15 minutes before game time or as soon as he went into the field. a player could take it right before game time. and by the time they get back into a locker room, after the game, and there was any possibility of testing, they would test negative. they would test clean. >> bosh

alex rodriguez, he not only leaves without those great achievements, like roger clemens and barry bonds before him, he also leaves a legacy forever tainted. john henry smith, al jazerra. >> all right, jessica is here to talk about this more. i know we'll see a-rod in court. but i winter will we ever see him on the field again? >> that's the $60 million question. the yankees want to know too, alex rodriguez says he plans to attends spring training in tampa but would the yankees actually want him there? that was the question that we pose today michael o'keef from the new york daylight news earlier, who has been discovering the saga since day one. >> certainly almost certainly shimmed for the minor league camp across the street from where the big leaguers wok out. that might be humiliating to him. something he may not want to do i think there is going to be discussions happening in the next couple of days, few years about what will happen once we hit the middle of february. and the players return to tampa for spring training. >> so we will stay tune forked that. the yankees pitchers and scratchers report february 14th for spring training full squads expected for report six days later on the 2