. >> she had been contacted a year prior here on beach boulevard. >> beach boulevard? suddenly the detective's case took on a whole new direction. >> if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard is where you come. if you're looking for a girl, beach boulevard a where you come. a lot of them came from good, stable families that just happened to run into the wrong guy who somehow got them into the job. these pimps are really good about breaking down the women and getting control over them. >> making them a prime target for predators. >> a lot of predators will start with prostitutes. because they think that people won't miss them. >> somebody does. >> yes, somebody does. somebody did. >> like gerai's mother, who records revealed live in -- lived in a tiny home in oklahoma. and even before the detective got the words out -- >> i felt it. she was gone. >> her daughter been so happy, charming, outgoing. then a boyfriend convinced her to please him she'd have to turn tricks. this is gerai. >> he just honked trying to get her attention. >> a self-proclaimed vigilante group in ok

. >> she had been contacted the year prior here in anaheim on beach boulevard. >> beach boulevard? suddenly detective trapp's case took on a whole new complexion. >> if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard is where you come. if you are looking for a girl, beach boulevard is where you come. a lot of them came from good, stable families that just happened to run into the wrong guy who somehow got them into the job. i mean these pimps are really good about breaking down the women and getting control over them. >> reporter: making them a prime target for predators. >> a lot of predators will start with prostitutes because they think that people won't miss them. >> somebody does. >> yes, somebody does. somebody did. >> reporter: like jeray's mother who, records revealed, lived in a tiny town in oklahoma. that tattoo on jeray's neck? this is jodi. and even before the detective got the words out -- >> i felt it that she was gone. >> reporter: her daughter had been so happy, so charming, outgoing. but then, said jodi, a boyfriend convinced jeray that could please him, she'd have to turn

. >> she had been contacted the year prior here in anaheim on beach boulevard. >> reporter: beach boulevard? suddenly detective trapp's case took on a whole new complexion. >> if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard's where you come. if you are looking for a girl, beach boulevard's where you come. a lot of them came from good, stable families that just happened to run into the wrong guy, who -- >> uh-huh. >> -- somehow got them into the job. i mean, these pimps are really good about breaking down the women and getting control over them. >> making them a prime target for predators. >> a lot of predators will start with prostitutes because they think that people won't miss them. >> somebody does. >> yes, somebody does. somebody did. >> reporter: like jarrae's mother. who, records revealed, lived in a tiny town in oklahoma. that tattoo on jarrae's neck? this is jodi. and even before the detective got the words out -- >> i felt it, that she was gone. >> reporter: her daughter had been so happy, so charming, outgoing. but then, said jodi, a boyfriend convinced jarrae that to please him she'd h

. >> reporter: the war also dumped beach sand on beach boulevard, forcing residents to shovel sidewalks. three years ago, the seawall broke. days ago, the city repaired a sinkhole that opened up at the entrance to the pier. down the shore at the moonraker restaurant, the hotel bought up big boards on the windows inform 2017, massive waves broke through the bottom floor basement view window windows. >> we do have storm shuders. but we're boarding up the windows. >> reporter: the pier does close overnight. and typically the biggest waves come in the morning. if they are too big, the city does usually close down the pier to pedestrians for safety. >>> finally a break in the rain coming our way. i will time it out for you so you can make your weekend plans. >> a holiday act of kindness. how one woman from southern california is working to reunite the family of a world war ii veteran with his duffle bag. >>> it was an inspiring act of kindness by a stranger. a southern california woman found a world war ii duffle bag that she believes once belonged to a bay area war hero. >> she is now tryin

. >> reporter: the water also dumped deep sand on beach boulevard, forcing residents to shovel sidewalkswall broke. days ago, the city repaired a sinkhole that opened up at the entrance to the pier. town the shore, the hotel put up big boards on the windows. in 2017, massive waves broke through the bottom floor windows. shown in this video they posted on their facebook page. those waves hit again in 2018. >> before they get here, we're boarding up the windows to be safe. >> reporter: pacifica police came to shut down the pier for the night about ten minutes ago. the biggest waves are in the morning. and if they are too big, the city does keep the pier closed to pedestrians for safety. >> great to look at but you have to keep your distance. >> they're a remight beed of how powerful mother nature is. and it is dangerous. >> it is fun to see it, but i wish people would pull back a little bit. the pacific current is no joke, as far as the temperature and the power. this is what we're looking at right now for wave heights. anywhere from ten to 14 feet in height. they are still up there. and y

we'll give you another live look out here where we are along beach blanket babylon boulevard. they're putting in finishing touches. we've already been speaking with people here. there's also a lot of sadness this is going to be the last show. there's two shows. and both shows are already sold out. a bittersweet day to cap out the run. christina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> it's one of those shows that is the only one like it. it makes it sad. the producer told me, i just had a feeling it was time. and she was feeling it for years and she just decided and announce today the class. she thought they would know. she's like, i thought it would be obvious. and they were shocked. >> i think first time i was there was in 1997. i think i was wrapping up college of marin before going to colorado. that was the first time i'd went. >> you can't even prepare someone for it. it's a crazy weird whacky wild show. but a lot of people i talked to who were part of the cast, they said i wasn't planning on staying very long. then 30 years later, they're still a part of the cast. this will be very s

they have foothill boulevard north closed between castlewood and burnell. >>> happening now, hazardous beach conditions are in effect in the san francisco and monterey bay areas. some of the risks include sneaker waves, large shore breaks and rip currents. here's a live look at pacifica this morning. you can see the surf is up there. they're warning people tojettie. the beach hazard warning is in effect until 9:00 this morning. if you go out on the beach, keep your eyes on your pets and don't turn your back to the ocean. >>> a huge traffic headache for holiday travelers trying to drive over the grapevine to get home. this is a live look at interstate 5. both directions of the grapevine are shut down because of heavy snow. multiple vehicles are stuck on the freeway. crews were working to help out those vehicles. the grapevine has been shut down since last night between lake hughes road and grapevine road. there is no estimated time for reopening. >>> the grapevine closure is complicating what's expected to be the worst holiday travel day. aaa predicts people trying to leave los angeles will f

beach erosion. the project will include removal of the great highway between sloan and skyline boulevards. officials call it one of the city's first projects to address the impact of climate change. >>> coming up a great-grandmother is asking for your help after a thief stole her bag of holiday gifts. >> merry christmas from all of us. >>> and a holiday gift that will keep on giving from the warriors to a thrilled group of local children. >> first, let's check your weather and traffic starting off with sue hall. >> good morning. we have light conditions this thursday morning, the day after christmas for you. all the green sensors are looking good. everybody is at the limit. a couple of problem spots with a sigalert issued, eastbound 80, that long stretch of purple. they had to shut down the roadway temporarily. all lanes were blocked. they now have all lanes open except for the left lane. so that should be diminishing here. right now it's just a bad scene eastbound on 80 towards american canyon. so avoid that area. we had a car fire, tree is on fire northbound 280 near saratoga. they had t

boulevard. when deputies card to the chevron, suspect one drop off and left deputies on a person. he got out on his car on beachhayward and grant. they ended up finding suspect one and a gun. >> we have him in custody. so we are working through that. and we also found a firearm on the past that he ran. so, we believe that the firearm was used in the burglary and robbery of the chevron. we have him in custody. >> reporter: about the same time, there was a second incident. a teenager we will call suspect into walked into eden medical center with a gunshot wound after deputies said that he accidentally shot himself. the sheriffs office said that the suspect to maybe connect did to the robbery at the 7- eleven on redwood road. a click inside the said that someone came in with a gun and took money and cigarettes and ran. suspected two could've been involved in a robbery earlier this week at the same chevron on castro valley boulevard. suspect one is accused of hitting last night. for now, these two situations are separate but could very well be connected. >> the timeframe is always suspicious. the fact that he walke

boulevard. when sheriff's deputies got to the chevron, the man drove off and led deputies on a pursuit. the man got out of his car on beach street and hayward and ran. the sheriff's office says they found the man and a gun, and he was arrested. about the same time, there was a second incident. a teenager walked into eden medical center with a gunshot wound. deputies say he accidentally shot himself and he may be connected to the robbery at 7-eleven on redwood road and also another robbery at chevron the night before. these two situations are separate but could be connected. investigators are still trying to piece this together. the sheriff's office says they've gotten multiple reports of armed robberies in san leandro, alameda county, and dublin over the last few days and are working to see if they're all related. >> it's always concerning when people are doing armed robberies. that's why we're putting the effort in to catch these people because we don't want them around. quite honestly, this is the time of year these things happen. during the holidays, people do these types of things to make their money. >> now to recap,

beaches and the bay, go a different day. it's not worth it today. look at the richmond-san rafael bridge, there you can see from san quentin all the way over to regatta boulevard, moderate rain falling there. as you come across the dumbarton bridge, heading to the east, you're pulling out of the heavier rain. it will follow you across the bridge as it is moving from southwest to northeast. that's a pretty heavy downpour there. look at the rain shadow in the south bay. once again, you are one of the drier areas as the santa cruz mountains gobbles up most of your moisture it will make it over the mountains at times. be prepared for wet weather in the south bay. in the north bay, a chance of rain all day today. stuck in the 40s through 9:00. 50 to 52, that's all we can get for temperatures today. east bay valleys, 48 at 7:00. 50 at 9:00. you can see the rain from 10:00 into 7:00 with mid 50s. in the south bay, we have a chance of rain all day today. low 50s through 9:00. we have mid 50s this afternoon. you have the least amount of rain as it is coming from the southwest in the santa cruz mountains. be prepared it will be wet eventually. we'll have more impressive