>> in terms of daylight in the creek, that is a much bigger undertaking. it will have to tie in with the urban watershed framework that we are doing right now. we actually had a tributary amount that can show you the area that flows into cesar chavez. i hope that this will give us some idea of how much flow is actually contributing to the project area. the whole area, when we have a rain event, all of the water contributes to the cesar chavez pipeline. in order to not have a timeline, we will need to work upstream and work from the top in that area. >> can we go back to this? >> i think this figure shows exactly because this is 1,400 acres that are draining down. all of that is making his way through the pike. we would be starting upstream. the first phase was to put in the pipe and also to repair the existing store lines that are 100 years old when we look at the urban watershed from work, we will be looking for out watershed. we will be looking at daylighting and some cases, that will be the separation of the source and it might need separating storm wat

experts say just the smallest increase in daylight can improve one's mood.ven if the weather is still cold. and for those who suffer from sleep disorders, getting to bed earlier tonight is recommended rather than trying to sleep in later tomorrow morning. unless, of course, you work like we do until late and that's not an option. if all es fails, monday happens to be the unofficial holiday of national napping day. i like that

this happened in broad daylight, didn't it?er: that's the shocking thing about it, sydnie. broad daylight in front of a lot of people. lunchtime at that mcdonald's that you see behind me, the shooting sent a man to the hospital. san jose police this morning confirming the man is still alive. he is on life support. but as you pointed out, there is a building right next door to mcdonald's liberty tax services with a camera on the outside. they have a video and they provided it for us. let's take a look at that. now, at the top of the screen, you will see the shooter on the run and as you watch you can see a woman apparently reacting to the shot and turning around. a moment later the suspect runs by wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt holding a gun. the video was provided by paul grewal who owns liberty tax right next door to the crime scene. released the video to cbs 5 because, he said, it was the right thing to do. >> we catch the person that done this harm to the young man that got shot, hope they catch him and hopefully it doesn'

yellow means residents can only visit their property during daylight hours. at tonight's council meeting, members will consider a declaration of emergency. the city work crews are building walls along the street to hold back the hillside. >>> a slide in santa clara county has cut off a small neighborhood in morgan hill along with access to a county park. dozens of residents can't get

daylight savings time begins officially at 2 a.m. sunday morning.ight rain starting tomorrow afternoon. we thought we were gonna get light rain today but it looks like it will hold off until tomorrow. that tsunami advisory still in effect. levels less than 3 feet but means there's dangerous current and surges out there, possibly a rogue wave. the greatest risk is in the harbor and marinas. you still want to stay off the water and off the beaches until this advisory ends and there's no exact time when it will end yet. the satellite image, we have a series of storms bringing us rain throughout the work week. in fact, would you know is headed our way starting tomorrow afternoon. it shows mainly cloudy conditions throughout the day but no rain. then you'll see the areas of light green moving in. by that lunchtime we start to see rain in the farther bay maybe late morning. spreads southeast. just light rain again into the evening hours and overnight into monday. so nothing major to worry about. you have outdoor plans today, you should be okay. tomorrow y

by the way, daylight savings season arrives this morning.u haven't changed your clocks yet, you're an hour behind. make sure you do that. the sun will set about 7:15. across the region, we're warmer by 5, even 10 degrees. this is where we may be seeing the possibility of drizzle hitting the ground this point. santa rosa had a few celling hanging overhead a little early this morning, bodega bay, and farther north seeing the bulk of this storm. the north bay will receive the light rain by about noon time. then it will continue throughout the afternoon. here in the south area of the bay, we are expected to get it by the second half of the day. san jose, maybe monterey. could be iffy. your scattered light and radar view, this is the system that is going to move ashort. it's going to weaken a bit. still expected to bring us breezy conditions. by sunday morning, 11:00 or so, here we are, still with just gray skies, and perhaps a few scattered showers. it takes until the afternoon, and it finally begins to slide south and east. by the afternoon/eve

let's check your drive right now. >> you're talking daylight i'm talking metering lights. a live look and see how the backup formed. the fast track lanes, that will continue to build. all the way back to west grand avenue. for the travel time approaching, off the east shore on the carquinez bridge, starting to see slowing through berkeley and antioch, that's going to be slow over. >> thank you very much, mike. pg&e faces a strict deadline today to prove its gas hines are safe and there are new explosive allegations that the utility knew about shoddy repairs. marla tellez is live where six months ago today, a neighborhood was destroyed. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. the hillside behind me where many of the 38 homes that were completely destroyed in that blast stood on the morning of september 9. the blast happened at 6:11 p.m. this morning the hillside is really just still an empty lot. the latest legal twist, pg&e could face criminal and/or civil charges, this was announced by the d.a.'s office. the district attorney is specifically looking at a seismic u

it depend on the next 24 hours good news is there can be in any in this it occurred during daylight hours and they have an opportunity to try an figure out exactly all of what is has gone on in the country and in terms of damage to what accident and then also what they are going to need in terms of assistance. with daytime event you hopefully have more of an aware population. than if people were slichlingt certainly people able to evacuate and get to hire ground right now. >> see what is going on where the damage is. >> i suppose this is important about for your team in any situation like this it's a learning opportunity. you get better at understanding the consequences of these events which can of course ultimately help people in the bay area; is that right. >> well, that's just it. everything that you do makes you better for the next one. we have been working closely with both the japanese rescue teams over the last 10 years. also done a the had of training with teams that are in l china and taiwan and so forth as wel well. so we know a lieutenant of the rescue. relationship with them a

users say their phones failed to spring forward for daylight savings time and in some cases they wentack an hour showing a time two hours off. this is not the first clock mall apple's iphone. on new year's day a glitch prevented alarms from going on. and the iphone had problems adjusting to the end of daylight saving time last november. >>> and leigh glaser is here and standing by to tell us more about the incoming storm. >> we are already getting reports of under thunder around sonoma. you can see highway 12 up toward napa, and just in the last 10 minutes we actually saw some lightning strikes. very active on live doppler 7hd. we will take it in a little clotser and you can see this cell that produced moderate rainfall continuing to do so. we will head on over toward the vacaville area. east bay is quieting down a bit. it is a different story and another bit of moisture pushing in watsonville and it could possibly move up the san jose area. this activity is starting to wind down this evening. we may keep a few of these light showers in our accu-weather forecast for the monday morning

. >>> it's time to spring forward to start daylight savings.ou will need to move the clock ahead one hour. daylight saves starts at two and will be in effect until november 6th. while you adjust the clock it's a good idea to check the smoke detectors. >>> we have a change in story. rain is on the way. mark joins us in the weather center with the forecast. i understand that we will have rain tomorrow morning. >> there is the chance of a few scattered light rain showers tomorrow morning but most of it'll move in later in the day but still a chance, especially up in the north bay. you will see that in the forecast models. right now on the maps, a live storm tracker 2, not much to show you in terms of the rain coverage. we will switch to the satellite and seat clouds, they increase over the past one to two hours over a good portion of the bay area with partly to mostly cloudy, here is the weather story for tonight. we expect this, partly cloudy conditions, tomorrow more clouds, showers return, this isn't a big deal but will impact sunday especially

some phones jumped back an hour yesterday instead of adjusting for daylight saving.g all those important yoga classes and religious services because of no alarms. no comment from apple. >>> are you having trouble adjusting to the time change? studies show sleep problems triggered by daylight saving time could last for weeks! >> a couple of weeks? oh!! don't you feel it today? >> a little bit. especially for early birds and night owls. >> i'm both lately, yeah. >>> here's some tips on how to help. don't eat or exercise within two hours of bedtime and if you need to take a daytime nap keep it to 30 minutes and before bed take a warm bath or listen to soothing music. >> these are good tips. >> who knew.

last november, the phones did not automatically revert from daylight saving time to standard time and on new year's day, the alarm clocks did not go off. >>> still ahead, a local proposal. some yellow pages has some people angry today. >>> a $14,000 mistake now has transit officials trying to figure out what went wrong. the report says as many as 150 commuters were overcharged after they tried to put money on their clipper cards. the combined total for the charges came out to more than $14,000. the agency in charge of clipper cards says it's not sure what led to the glitch, but all commuters overcharged have been reimbursed. >>> opponents of a proposed ban on the distribution of the yellow pages in san francisco held a rally this morning outside city hall. the san francisco board of supervisors is now considering an ordinance to ban the mass distribution of business directories. the legislation looks to reduce paper waste and save money. union leaders say the move would cost jobs and hurt small businesses. if the ordinance passes, starting on october 1, the yellow pages would only wit

don't forget daylight saving time begins this weekend sunday at 2:00 a.m.sure provided a nice day we do have nice cloud and clouds will be on the increase tomorrow. we will see periods of rain this weekend and even beyond that as we have a very active pattern through next week. we can see the jetstream. you can see the stretch of moisture with a couple of sisters lined up. every few days we are expecting rain. here is the first possibility of wet weather 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, a little bit of green showing up on the screen. a slight possibility of a few showers in the bay area for saturday afternoon. heading into sunday a lot of cloud cover and then the rain starts to move in the north bay. by the afternoon it is covering san francisco, san mateo coast and really by nighttime rainfall is coming down in all areas of the bay area as the front comes through. rainfall totals will vary quite a bit from up to an inch in the north bay mountains to about anywhere from zero to .500 in the south bay. north bay .2 to .6. temperatures in the upper 30s to mid 40s and

we're now on pacific daylight time.t is 5:13 on the landmark clock tower on the san francisco ferry building. the hands of time moved forward a little early at 1:03 this morning the clocks moved forward to show 2:00. daylight began officially at 2:00 this morning. reminded us all to change the batteries in our smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. half fatalities occur at home where they don't have carbon monoxide protectors. for us the loss of that hour, oh! tough! >> we're looking at cloudy skies overnight. since we've been sleeping the clouds have stickened up. rain headed our way. most of it holds up until the afternoon but not all of it. tell you about the rest of the rain for the week ahead and detail the forecast today coming up next. >> thank you, lisa. the san jose sharks got a rare visit from the new york rangers. for some reason the two teams do not get a my diet? well yesterday i had an apple turnover. i know it's sort of my weakness. i always keep it in the house. well, that and boston crème pie, white choco

. >>> a sign daylight savings may be bad for your health am. the three things you can do to survive the change. >>> and lingering showers continue throughout the bay. just how long will we see the wet stuff? we have that answer coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bay area and the state are flocking to the state capitol to education. >>> right now, college students from all across the bay area and the state are flocking to the state capital to protest cuts in education. as many as 10,000 protesters are expected to show up for today's day of action. students will meet with legislator, encouraging them to show support for community colleges and keep education fees low. many students are also supporting governor brown's budget plan, and pushing for tax extensions. >> i think the best thing i've seen is that students have become more active and have actually gone to mobilize, to voice their opinions and address their concerns, so i think that might be a significant and good thing out of all of this. >> early this morning, students protested at san jose's ev

i know, daylight savings time. not looking forward to it because -- kids, it doesn't matter for kids, they get up whenever they get up anyway. >> oh yeah, and good idea to change batteries in the smoke detector. >>> yes, and high school girls looking to save money on prom dresses, planning to get up early tomorrow, tough with daylight savings time. the princess project has many donated dresses, for girls who need it. many picked out their dresses today, about 4000 will receive a dress this year through the program. an average prom dress costs about $300. >> i feel a lot of money, i'm saving for college, plan for scholarships, things like that. it is great they have a program to get a dress for free. >>> and preparing for the big one in this country, up next what the united states can learn from japan on how to president prepare for the next big quake ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, happen. but researchers in here did . >>> it is not possible yet to predict earthquakes before they happen, but researchers in japan say that a system d

you can see the increase in clouds during the daylight hours. pretty quiet. have a scattered showers around noon in the north bay. light rain for the rest of us from 3:00 to 5:00 and look how quickly it dissipates. a tenth to a quarter of an inch in the north bay and just about nothing south of the bay bridge except sprinkles. 7-day forecast, mid to upper 50s along the coast starting tomorrow with low to mid-60s for the rest of us. rain again sunday afternoon into about monday morning. good morning, frances. >> good morning, mike. good morning, everyone. such a nice, quiet ride out there. live shots in the north bay. here's 101 in san rafael as you drive from highway 37 in novato down to golden gate bridge, it's just a 20-minute trip, 21 minutes maybe. it might be less than that. we'll check out the south bay for you. this is in san jose and you see how light traffic is out of the downtown area. highway 17 also fine through the santa cruz mountains. on interstate 80 in berkeley, headlights move westbound and it's only 18, 19 minutes from the carquinez bridge.

it is daylight friday afternoon in japan. you see smoke billowing from one area affected by all of this. with me now is jonathan bloom. he's going to give us a better sense of the area affected by this quake. >> it is simply a huge area that's affected by this quake. you can see on our google earth map in the studio the earthquake was centered way out in the ocean very far offshore and one of the places where the most severe shaking was felt is one of the places that we're getting pictures from. it's actually the city of sendai where nhk, the japanese television network has offices. this is where they're feeling some of the most severe shaking. over here along the coast is where there have been reports of tsunami damage, cars literally being swept away by waves that are 13 and 14 feet tall by this earthquake that happened so many miles out here in the ocean. to give you an idea just how widespread the damage is going to be, that earthquake is 240 miles from the city of tokyo and a half hour after that earthquake hit some of t

and don't forget daylight savings time begins 2 a.m.o move the clocks forward an hour tonight and lose that hour of sleep. also we have a lake wind advisory in effect. if you're heading to the tahoe area, be careful. probably don't want to go on the lake if you have a small boat. gusts up to 35 mph and this means wave heights will get up to 2 to 3 feet. you definitely want to avoid that area if you're in a small boat prone to capsizing. high pressure still keeps this storm off to the north but it's gonna start to make its way towards the bay area tomorrow afternoon and tonight. as we look out towards the pacific, we've got a series of low pressure systems that will bring us rain pretty much throughout the work week. we'll get rain at some point almost every day through the work week. a look at the computer model that tells us when we can expect the rain. mostly cloudy conditions today. by 10:00 tomorrow morning, that's when we start to see the green, the rain move in and spread south throughout the bay area. but light green so the rain'

we're now on pacific daylight time.s 6:13, by the way, on the landmark clock tower on the san francisco ferry building. the hands of time moved forward a little early at 1:03 this morning. the clock moved forward to show 2:00. pacific daylight time specifically began at 2:00 this morning. firefighters used the stage to remind us all to change batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide protectors. fires occur in the just every three hours and half occur in homes that do not have working smoke alarms. a new state law also requires homes to have carbon monoxide detectors. so here we are, ms. argen, a little sleep deprived. >> last night the st. patrick's day parade. cloudy conditions. most of the rain is going to hold off much of the day. i'll explain coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also coming up the san jose sharks got a rare visit from the new york rangers. for some reason these two teams do not get along too [ mom ] can a little bowl of cereal change your life? i think it can. one of the challenges for kayla being gluten-fr

the glitch that had some iphone users experiencing daylight saving deja vu. a great change is at hand and our task is to make that revolution, that change, peaceful and constructive for all. those who look only to the past or the present, are certain to miss the future. do not pray for easy lives. pray to be stronger men. ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >>> wash. we're tracking light rain and scattered showers on hi-def doppler this morning. welcome back. you can see this cell back from oakland. drizzle throughout the morning hours. drier conditions, milder temperatures, more rain is on the way. we'll time it out coming up in a bit. >> thank you. >>> moammar qaddafi's loyal forces are making major advances in libya today. a rebel official says qaddafi's warplanes have bombed a strategic city held by the opposition. the antiqaddafi rebels have retreated from some areas that had taken earlier in their uprising. arab league has called for a no- fly zone but it may be too late to help the rebels. >>> united airlines

their phones didn't change to daylight saving time.year's day a problem with the clock prevented alarms from sounding causing people to oversleep. >> it was a glitch today too. >> i didn't use it yesterday. so i just noticed it this morning. when i was checking out the alarm. >> you didn't oversleep. >> i'm here, baby. [ laughter ] >>> a new warning if you plan to donate online to the victims of the tsunami in japan. coming up. >> and the deceptive links to watch out for on facebook. >>> a bart train derails in the east bay. the all night push to clear the tracks and get things rolling again for the morning commute. >>> and they have signs, they have banners like this one. we'll tell you why these students are all set and ready to march on sacramento. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good morning, it's monday, march 14. spring a week away. that's good news. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm elizabeth wenger. sydnie kohara is off. time now 5:32. let's start with a quick check of your weather

>> couric: but, lucy, it is daylight now in japan. what with we learning? >> reporter: we're seeing on t.v. just scenes of utter tragedy. houses with their roofs ripped off, whole villages destroyed, at least two villages destroyed. a forest thrown like a pile of chopsticks on to a bunch of houses. it's just heartbreaking to see. >> couric: the actual quake, i know, occurred several hours north of tokyo by car. how difficult has it been to make contact with anyone living close to the epicenter? >> very difficult. land lines, cell phones, doesn't matter, it's been almost impossible to get through to people in sendai. i know this myself because i have a son there who goes to school, katie, and we haven't been able to reach him since before the earthquake started. this part of japan is normally very accessible. there's a high-speed bullet train that can get you there in just a couple of hours. bullet trains have been halted and the highways, also, are accessible only to emergency vehicles right now. >> couric: well, lucy craft in tokyo, lucy, thank you so much

daylight savings time goes into effect on sunday at 2 a.m. so before you go to bed on saturday night, adjust your clocks and watches forward one hour. most electronic devices change to daylight saving time automatically. the switch can often disrupt people's sleep schedules, though. that's mostly because of the extra hour of light in the evening and the prolonged darkness in the morning. >>> time now is 4:53. coming up, the tsunami warning in effect for california this morning plus the latest on those evacuations in pacifica. >>> and the tsunami that swept away everything in its path in japan after the country's biggest earthquake in recorded history. it's all coming up. is unbelieveable. japan is reeling from a magnitude eight-point-nine ake... that unleashed this 13- foot tsunami. and this morning >>> the destruction just unbelievable, japan reeling from a magnitude 8.9 earthquake that unleashed a 13-foot tsunami wall of water and this morning, california under a tsunami warning, as well. good morning, it is friday, march 11, 2011. i'm fran

sunday is daylight savings time. george?>> george: traffic has been influenced where much by the weather. the wind has created wind advisory as for bay area produce.bridges. lookit your ride that the bay bridge you don't see the wind the you will experience a. traffic is heavier than we have seen on other days. still a pretty good start. san mateo bridge is under a wind advisory you can tell by the ocelot the gulf lubricious mood chocolate but no wind advisory there is between rand and richmond and wind advisory. weed mentioned your travel plans interstate each zero you're going to need chains. >> darya: we're taking a live look at 76. as we talk about the price of gas. it does really jumped 505 per gallon. this is the second biggest price increase over eight to the span. kron4 is jackie sissel is in san francisco. you say you've seen higher and lower? >> reporter: is $3.93 that's pretty much the average. that is the highest in all 50 states. even higher than whites. san francisco is the highest in the high state. it seems l

yes one of the israelis shot down a libyan aircraft which only miss routed over the sinai on broad daylight at night in seventy three it was an ordinary passenger airliner with one hundred fifty people on board one of the israelis shouted down with no warning not what was taking no security council meeting or sanctions called other incident does anybody remember this shutdown libyan plane now it just seemed appropriate to mention it as an example of double standards and approaches that would limit but who are still president here's what's going to happen if nato intervenes in libya look on your. grant well it would certainly take them one or two or three days at the most of destroyed a libyan army just part of the army some of the units have switched over to the side of the pole tester's others have scattered there's no doubt about that with a box next and then do they want a repetition of iraq do they want to go real a war do you think of nato camps to save the libyan people from gadhafi or the reaction to it will be any different from the reaction of the iraqi people and they were being s

and taking a look would get a lot of daylight. still, cloudy. we will be back. >> isabel: 7:16.continuing coverage of the earthquake and the some of the in japan. 125 aftershocks reported. 6.9 magnitude the strongest earthquake in the world since 1900. 8000 stronger than hitting grace church. hundreds missing. hitting-the recent crash church in new zealand to the big concern this weekend is the stability of nuclear power. however, officials say radiation on the reactors decreased after the blast. californians are still in all added to it tsunami - in awe this is video from you tube. the search along the central coast. this video is showing how fast that surge rushed ashore. the up to 500 m.p.h. and air borne plane. waves coming out of japan. hundreds event to become what minor damage and at the dock is damaged. >> isabel: 13 fatalities in new york. the bronx tour bus. six passengers aare in critical. a tractor-trailer rear ended them. crushing the bus into a light pole. after 5:30 south 95. it is known as the new england freeway. they could come alive look. from mount tam a live

homeowners in the nelson road neighborhood cut off by the landslide got their first good look in daylight at the wall of rock and mud and didn't like what they saw and means for their day-to-day life. >> the pile of rocks is intimidating. it goes back further in which our word could be in jeopardy. and there might be no power. >> reporter: geologists inspected the landslide captured last night on a phone camera. the geologist is still overlooking the situation. residents don't plan to return any time soon. >> we have a 3 -month-old baby at home, we figured no access for emergency vehicles and having to walk out about a half a mile through mud and trees, and brush we figured it was best just to go stay with my sister for a while. >> reporter: it is a dramatic sight but some homeowners reminded us this isn't their first slide. this is the santa cruz mountains afterall. and this is the scene a couple of years ago of a major fire. >> to put it in perspective, no people were injured, no houses were damaged. >> reporter: at this hour people here are meeting with emergency officials to get an up

many people claiming their i-phone did not spring forward for daylights savings time. some fell back another hour making it two hours behind. the i-phone's clock also had trouble on new year's day and at the end of daylights savings time in november. $6:26 now. still ahead at 6:30, a manhunt going on now. >> the hi-tech tools santa cruz will turn to today to find missing boats after friday's tsunami wave. >> and new radiation fears after another blast at a japanese nuclear power plant, the latest on the damage down straight ahead. >> our light rain is causing flight arrival delays into sfo nearly 70 minutes and flight departure delays out of boston. check out our specific flights with our flight tracker abc7news.com. >> problems on the >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good morning. it's 6:30 this monday. stocks are headed for a lower opening as investors watch the economic fallout from the tsunami and japan. meanwhile in tokyo, the nikkei plunged 639 points today in its first base day since the earthquake. that's more than 6% of its value.

quite often, when i am passing the streets, i see people on the sidewalk sleeping in broad daylight,t tells me they do not have a -- it is absolutely wrong, even 50 years old and beyond, to be seen in such a condition. from time to time, we are told near election time that you will be trying to give citizens a better quality, and i underline the word "quality," a better way of life. the question is, what are you doing for seniors who are not able to work? do not have a roof over their head? and only yesterday, i was told in a meeting -- as far as 1:00 in the morning. that is ridiculous. and i am asking you

daylight savings begins at 2:00 a.m.ur clock forward an hour this evening and light rain makes its way through the bay area tomorrow afternoon. here is a look at the windy conditions in thae. it's in effect from noon to 7:00. southwest winds with gusts up to 35 miles an hour. wave heights up to three feet. if you are in a small boat, want to avoid the situation. we've got a pacific satellite image, high pressure is off to the north but the tail end is going to hit us tomorrow afternoon. we've thought some of it might come tonight but it looks like it will hold off tomorrow. then we look out further west to the pacific and more storm systems and active pattern through the workweek. we've got rain pretty much every day this workweek. here is how it plays out. a lot of cloud cover throughout the day. the area of light green, it keeps the rain to the north end of the state. by lunchtime, we'll see light rain through the north bay first and spreading southeast through the rest of the bay area. rainfall totals don't amount to

quite often, when i am passing the streets, i see people on the sidewalk sleeping in broad daylight,t tells me they do not have a -- it is absolutely wrong, even 50 years old and beyond, to be seen in such a condition. from time to time, we are told near election time that you will be trying to give citizens a better quality, and i underline the word "quality," a better way of life. the question is, what are you doing for seniors who are not able to work? do not have a roof over their head? and only yesterday, i was told in a meeting -- as far as 1:00 in the morning. that is ridiculous. and i am asking you that all of you come together and do something for the seniors. [bell] thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> can i use the overhead? president chiu: if we can get the overhead, please? thank you. >> concerning my son, since 2006, still, a case not solved. i am here to speak to you guys, and the world is watching this. my son's case number is -- sio -- sorry, i need my glasses. 060962039. 060862039. the weber can help me solve my son's case, -- whoever can help me s

daylight saving time we could continue to see a chance of rain into next week. >> erica: no hot spots airing their raise rain now, bay bridge great conditions as you make your way toward san francisco just a handful of cars in the city. net from getting to the bridge. all right to the sand to their bridge we're following construction. 880 about directions we have various lane closures in effect until 5:00, once you get on the span nothing to complain about easy conditions in both directions. golden gate, 101 you can see just a few cars. no problems. but drive times much as 22 minutes. if your taking public transit we're off to a good start i don't see any problems. james? >> james: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. news survey bay area business hiring and if you're looking for work with rob that the information coming up. we have a chance of a spring or two possible this afternoon. we'll be right back. >> james: here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. chance of it early morning and afternoon sprinkles nothing major but

. >> reporter: sandra nus came downtown in daylight and was shocked by what she saw. >> total chaos.there were cars inside of the buildings, refrigerators, stoves all kinds of things just laying around in parking lots and in stores and in the -- everywhere it's just total mess. >> reporter: 180 houses and stores were bulldozed. running along the coast is a massive fault line called the cascadous abduction. and danger says when that slips away which could happen any time it will unleash a tsunami that will wreak havoc on much more than crescent city. >>> the alaska quake that triggered that tsunami that hit crescent city was the second largest quake ever recorded. the largest had hit four years before. a magnitude 9.5 off the coast of chile in south america. the tsunami it generated moved up the pacific slamming into hawaii and california. >> chile devastated day after day by volcanic eruptions which spread havoc around the entire rim of the pacific ocean. thousands are dead. over 2 million homeless. whole cities have been reduced to shambles. in a year marked by tragic earthquakes, c

on sunday it is daylight saving time set your clocks forward one hour. >> erica: we are hot spot freertment no accidents or incidents. taking a look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. great conditions towards them francisco. traffic moves while not tracking any problems along the shore freeway. pretty much the same story at the san mateo bridge, chp traffic along states we have a strong wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge, and this san mateo bridge. that is advisory was issued overnight, it looks a bit windy. southbound 101 moves will no problems here at the golden gate bridge. over to the traffic maps, northbound 680, the off ramp is shut down until about 11:00 a.m. this morning to do emergency pothole repair. >> james: federal agents need help catching a man they say have stall of people's hard- earned money. we have video to show you. take a good look at that gentleman. he impersonated his victims, withdrawing large amounts of money from the accounts. >> reporter: the fbi released surveillance pictures of this man helping the public can help them identify and arre

dry for the daylight hours and wet during the darkness hours. >> such a diplomat you are. >> 24 hour temperature change. remember we had all those clouds yesterday. they're gone. temperatures from 2 to 9 degrees cooler than when you stepped out yesterday morning. all right. as far as the temperatures right now, most of us in the mid to upper 30s, places like oakland, san francisco, san jose, antioch are in the low to mid-40s. by the afternoon hours, we'll see an increase in the clouds. it's pretty clear this morning. clouds on the increase as that cold front draws near, drier in the daylight hours with upper 50s to low 60s. you'll want that rain. look at the pollen, high amounts of trees and very high amounts of grass. so about 8:00 the rain moves ashore and spreads all the way across the neighborhood. heavy tonight which will cause some flooding. it will be windy which could cause power outages. the rain tapers to showers wednesday and thursday. looking completely dry friday. rain saturday afternoon. sunday's looking for some heavy showers and those will spill and tape he ever into

. >> i think you'll be fine everywhere during the daylight.ittle league opening ceremonies for little league baseball. so parade, a lot of stuff like that. >> how would you know that? >> i have no idea. i'm just gonna stop talking about that. >> leo desrosiers nicco. >> well -- the league asked me and i said what do i get out of it? are you going to put my face on the website? am i the official meteorologist? i'm still working on that. everybody wants to know what's going on this weekend. look how fast that ferry's moving, wow! like to take that when it's kind of calm around the bay. nice shot, peter, you gave us beautiful pictures of the bay area. low to mid-40s east bay valleys through the bay shore and out to the coast. san francisco a little warmer, around 47. 50 monterey, santa cruz, salinas and gilroy to 37 degrees. talk about high clouds and sunshine, mild temperatures this afternoon. mostly cloudy tomorrow. light rain in the north bay. the rest of us will get our scattered showers sunday into monday. for temperatures today check out lo

next weekend, we return to daylight saving time. so it's time too spring forward. >> alan: rick is in for shu today. last time we talked? the warriors were in overtime. rick: final seconds of overtime. not the ending we wanted. the warriors continue their seven-game road trip in philadelphia. they need overtime to decide the contest. the sixers have been one of the hottest teams in the league, going 11-4 in the last month. young with the one-handed thunder. the sixers led by as much as 18. steph curry with the drive and the foul. in the third, more from curry. drawing the foul. gets the crazy left-handed shot to fall. he had 22. the warriors go in front. butting dolla came -- but iguodala came up clutch. the sixers led by four with 14 seconds left. the warrors wouldn't fold. ellis with the quick pullup three. a one-point game. after two sixer free-throws, elis ties it. 18 of his 27 in the fourth. they went to overtime in o.t. 40 second left. warars down by three. their defense let them down. evan turner all alone for the easy layup.

yellow means residents can only visit their property during daylight hours. at tonight's council meeting, members will consider a declaration of emergency. the city work crews are building walls along the street to hold back the hillside. >>> a slide in santa clara county has cut off a small neighborhood in morgan hill along with access to a county park. dozens of residents can't get past the mud from sunday. the morgan hill times reports it took down huge redwood trees and several powerlines. county work crews spent sunday and monday clearing mud and debris. >>> there's another issue popping up in japan. their nuclear experts are struggling with how to dispose of all the radio active water they're using. highly toxic plutonium is the latest contaminant found. officials say the amounts are not a risk to humans, but it -- leaking from the damaged rods. one cabinet minister calls the situation quote, very grave. >>> now to a story you'll only see here on nbc bay area news. more than three decades ago, a bay area nuclear scientist was so alarmed by the design of

>>jeff: it's especially disconcerting when the shooting takes place in broad daylight. >> when this activity occurs especially this type of situation where you the different individuals walking around and makes it a very more dangerous situation. >>jeff: police say the suspect may be waiting for someone or run into the neighborhood. in san jose, kron 4 news. >>pam: the shooting happened only a few blocks away from del mar high school. after getting word of the incident officials ordered a locked out of the campus to keep kids safe. listen as one student described what happened. >> we will of the middle of our third. and over the announcement said " blue. which means something happened around school. we lock the doors and turn the lights off. some kids in the class were freaking out. they were screaming, but they were paranoid that something was going to happen. >>pam: the lockdown lasted less than an hour after the police give the school to resume normal activities. we'll be back look at warnings the weather coming up. it succumbed cut, with but wrote he [ female announcer ] what's so great