there's a crash, a big rig and metal debris right around andre road south of there. everything's okay. back to you. that's good. thanks. all right. with these temperatures, we've been having no doubt spring right around the corner. so next year on today in the bay, meteorologist kari hall returns with the changes that you can expect to see day's climate in crisis. meteorological spring begins this weekend. saturday marks the day when temperatures on average begin to rise as the days get longer. march 20th is astronomical spring, when the sun's most direct rays pass over the equator. and scientists are finding that, like all other seasons, spring is getting warmer and warmer. climate central analyzed 55 years of temperature data and found that meteorological spring has warmed across the us from 1970 to 2020. for the spring season, has warmed in 234 of the 241 u.s. cities analyzed by 2.4 degrees on average. unusually warm spring days now happen more often four out of every five cities now experience at least one more week of warmer than normal spring days than in 1970.

ktvu is ali rasmus on the road in the east bay to show us what it's like now. ali, where are you? >> well, we are andre. on westbound highway 24. you can turn the camera around just passing saint stevens drive. and it's not a downpour right now. just a very light rain that we see. but you can see darker clouds up ahead beyond the caldecott tunnel. so i'm sure in the next 30s to a minute or so, we will see heavier rainfall on our windshield. but for much of the morning, for many folks across the bay area, the rain was much heavier than this, and it was a rough commute. >> take extra precaution while it's a little bit more wet than usual. >> we talked to drivers about dealing with the commute on a morning like this and the challenges involved single vehicle crashes like this one we saw in the eastbound direction of the san mateo bridge this morning, are more common in these conditions. potholes, water pooling up on the highways were some of drivers other pet peeves. >> when you hit those big puddles, especially out like on the freeway. super scary right? because you'll get a lot of puddling, especially d

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road conditions. ktvu sally rasmus in the east bay to show us what it's like there now. ali. >> yeah. andre. we just passed the oakland coliseum. we're on northbound 880, and things are moving very slowly. you can probably notice from the cars here behind me and i can turn the camera around. we are going at a rate of about ten miles an hour, and we have been for a while, a very sluggish commute this morning because of all the rain and all the heavy traffic headed towards the city of oakland. but this is the kind of weather that can lead to a lot of spin out crashes, because the roads are so slick. so it's actually a good thing that we are driving pretty slowly and so is everyone else. we saw a single vehicle crash when we crossed the san mateo bridge about an hour ago. in the eastbound direction, a tow truck was in the process of clearing out that roadway. hopefully we're showing you that now. throughout the morning, we've been talking to drivers about dealing with the commute on a morning like this, and some of the things that worry them most about driving during this heavy rainfall. pothol

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roads. still a little bit wet out there, sal. >> yeah, it is andre garcia.you know, this morning we do have a little bit of a better commute, but highway 24, i have to say eastbound 24. there's a problem at wilder as you come down the hill. a car didn't quite negotiate that turn. and there's a crash. highway 24 is backed up from before highway 13, and highway 13 is beginning to slow. westbound 24 traffic is also going to be slow. looking at this crash again. eastbound 24 at wilder. also looking at the general commute, it's been a touch lighter than usual. northbound 880 slows near 66 on the way up to downtown san mateo and dumbarton bridge. look okay, there's some improvement on northbound 101 after a crash near 13th, and that crash, southbound 101 at blossom hill has improved as well. 809 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. former oakland mayor shengtao appears in court to face felony fraud and bribery charges. why? hundreds of thousands of files submitted as evidence are raising questions about where the case goes from here. >> a major shift coul

roads. when you're driving in and around the area. we are live this morning in pacifica. we'll send it back to you, andre garcia. >> all right.s of homeowners are scrambling to repair damage from the southern california wildfires, others here in the bay area are dealing with wind damage and flooding from recent storms. let's see what we can learn from this particularly treacherous start to the year when it comes to natural disasters and focus on something most people don't think about unless it is an emergency home insurance. we welcome harvey rosenfeld, the founder of consumer watchdog, a nonprofit progressive organization that advocates for taxpayer and consumer interests. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thank you for inviting me. >> all right. so already this year we have seen floods. we have seen fire. what is covered in just a standard homeowner's policy. >> fire not floods. insurance industry stopped covering flooding a long time ago. that's a federal government responsibility. >> so flooding as in it's raining outside and the water comes in that's not covered, but flooding, as in my dishwasher breaks and my

road, where investigation is underway right now. ktvu jesse gary, who is covering the story for us, joins us live near the scene with what he's learned. jesse. >> andre, good morning again to you. and we continue here at the scene where police are still canvasing the neighborhood and also investigating this crime. you can see that another round of detectives have just pulled up and parked, and they're making their way to the area of the incident. we can tell you that we've been speaking to neighbors all morning long, at least trying to. most have said they don't want to talk on camera. one said, talk to me off camera. said that the incident where this happened, the house down at the corner said the family is very quiet and they keep to themselves and that's all they would say. let's go ahead, take a look at our video. if we have video and if we don't, that's okay. this all happened 911 call around 130 this morning for an altercation at 1930 natoma drive, near the intersection of santa rita drive. now, a neighbor tells us a son stabbed his father, and then concord police were called. and when they arrived shortly thereafter, there was a police shootin

andre senior. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. we'll start this noon hour with team coverage tracking your weather. our jesse gary live in los gatos. ali rasmus busy on the road. so let's start with ali. >> ali, you've been tracking. >> we want to show you the conditions. yes. the tough morning commute. and there was a bit of a lull in the rain. you had a bit of a break in the 9:00 hour, but now take a look. you can see the rain is very heavy. so heavy. in fact, here on highway 24, just as we're approaching oak hills road, we're in the going in the eastbound direction. traffic is moving very slowly. drivers are moving very slowly. we're going about 30mph, and we are kind of in on pace with just the all the other traffic around us. and this is exactly what you're supposed to be doing when you have low visibility conditions like this. look at these splashes of water that we're seeing coming up onto our windshield of the cars in front of us. this is how you're supposed to drive. take it slowly on a rainy day like this. and if you don't, you run into problems. which is exactly what we saw earlier this morning. flooded freeways and hydroplaning were problems for b

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roads are a little drier this morning. question is, will it stay that way into the weekend? thank you so much for joining us here on mornings on two at eight. i'm andreenior. >> good morning i'm pam cook. garcia has the day off today. happy valentine's day to you and to you. to you. it's one of our questions. we'll talk about that in a moment. first, let's check in with steve paulson. a little drizzly in some spots, i think. steve. >> there's a little bit left you to. there's not much. okay. we're just about done here. i think we can say goodbye to this pretty soon, but there's some kind of hanging on, and i think some isolated pop up shower activity. certainly possible. but, boy, i'll tell you, it's all about santa cruz mountains. anywhere from six to almost nine inches of rain fell over the past couple of days, and it's still snow up in the mountains. some of the totals now are starting to come in. these are storm totals, not february totals, but storm totals. mount rose and mammoth mountain had 50 to 50 for northstar, sugarbowl, palisades, kirkwood, heavenly, and bear valley 19 to 38in of new snow. but straight from the heart. today will be better

road waiting to be inspected, then cleared out. >> ktvu james sowers is live near telegraph hill, showing what the wet weather left behind. it did leave behind a whole big mess there, james. >> yeah, andre all over the city here. but we are just along telegraph hill where you see part of what looks like chunks of a rock brush. some poles all came down, breaking through a retaining wall here and then spilling onto the roadway. this is along samsung here along telegraph hill. if you're headed toward the embarcadero, not far from levi's plaza. meteorologists say all of this happening after a record amount of rainfall came down onto the area all day yesterday. but later today, we expect to see city workers from the public works department come take a closer look at all of this. they'll want to make sure this isn't a bigger threat. of course, the immediate concern is any potential threat to the homes at the top of telegraph hill. doesn't look like this is very close to those homes, but you never know. it's something engineers want to take a look at. right now. there are no orders for evacuations or any red tagging of homes. we heard from the fire department who says there's no threat to the