the partnership with foothill with the what we call friendship camps happens during the breaks. for example, in february, we're having one. we're having a break, we're bringing the students in. the students that need additional help to help facilitate the conversations about how do we address the social needs that they have. so, when they come back in the fall, if they're having an issue with a particular student, that they've get some feedback and support in how do i start the conversation in creating a friendship with a student that i may be having difficulties with? so, it's really providing that one on one, small group additional support beyond the counseling session at the school site. damian: now, it's hard sometimes for those children to step up and say, "i'm being bullied. i'm being harassed in school." because you don't want to be the snitch. these children don't want--if it's a friend, maybe they don't want that friend to know, "well, i snitched on you." how can kids get over that? katie: well, since we're all licensed and pre-licensed therapists running these programs

low snow levels in the foothills heading up to the sierras as well.tures on the cool side of average topping out in the mid-50s. we should be mid-60s. low to mid-50s for the south bay. temperature range for the east bay topping out at near 52 for brentwood. 52 in petaluma. 40ness the warm spots up north. low snow levels for the foothills up in the high country if you are going to head that way today. showers tapering out monday, drying out tuesday, sunshine wednesday and thursday and then looking at possibility of rain returning next weekend. >>> getting to mardi gras next year will be easier. united airlines is expanding its non-stop service between san francisco and new orleans. right now non-stop service is seasonal. but the airline says daily non-stops begin year round in june. >>> coming up, she is a pioneer of the anti-smoking movement. how this jefferson award winner is helping millions of californians breathe easier. it's crispy sweetened flakes, plus crunchy granola clusters, plus a touch of honey. it's like adding up "awesome", plus "awe-yea

to pay for the repairs, but they're not popping champagne here on foothill road. they know this is good news, but they don't know if it's going to be in time. homeowners are nervously watching next week's forecast. even as these back yards continue to crumble, residents are feeling a bit of relief after last night zone meeting where officials decided to pay for an emergency fix and long-term repairs. >> i couldn't have hoped for a better outcome. i thank the board. it was a very good outcome. >> it made my heart feel better. >> reporter: they've lost at least 30 feet of land. 13 trees have fallen into the creek, three have them huge redwoods. the land giving in to the rain we've had. the residents are worried their homes will be next and they're concerned about next week's forecast. >> we're talking six days of rain as forecasted and some of it significant and i'm not sure our property itself can survive. >> reporter: he's wondering if they can get sandbags in place before the rain arrives. the emergency work that's been approved need permits, materials a plan. >>

chain controls likely going up as early as the sierra foothills. that he gives you an idea how cold the air is. the weather model is pretty accurate. it should be clearing out after midnight. tomorrow morning, scattered showers. not a washout tomorrow. be on standby as you see the showers. monday for the morning commute, still more scattered showers, by tuesday and wednesday though, things begin 0 dry out. high pressure builds in. you'll see the storm track just slightly to the north. areas north of sonoma county could see showers at times. for most of the bay area into southern california, seven-day forecast has drier weather and some warmer weather on way. san francisco should rebound out of the low 50s to mid 60s business midweek. for inland locations should see 70s by wednesday and thursday. bit of a roller coaster ride as we go from winter like condition to spring conditions wednesday. >> pretty much all in one. >> thank you. >>> coming up in sports, a troubling turn of events for a new giants coach. an update from scottsdale. >> plus -- >> he

. >>> a neighborhood in san jose's east foothills is without normal gas service after a gas line ruptured. the rupture destroyed the shoulder the sun crest avenue and used the evacuation of some people in the area. >> reporter: crews dug up the damaged section and they are working on repairs, they suspect that the gas line is a victim of the wet weather we have been having, a landscaper noticed it first, a ruptured gas line buckled the pavement, shooting dirt and debris into the air. >> i think that san bruno. i am trusting them to tell us if we need to get out of here. >> reporter: the crews evacuated three homes and told residence of 10 others to shelter in place. >> it's a strange way to wake up in the morning, eight huge fire trucks out in front of your house. >> reporter: crews say that the cause of the leak is no mystery, the neighborhood in the foothills is prone to sliding. >> this enabled has false, so it sees more land movement than other areas, any significant movement can cause an issue. >> the wells see most of the stress, with significant lant movement, it can separate. >> r

and over to the sierra foothills, a line of powerful thunderstorms with numerous lightning strikes. notice the area there with the red. well, those storms a little earlier were closer to merced. they were so intense that tornado warnings had been issued. but we have no reports yet of actual tornados and we still have snow falling in the sierra. ignore the labels on these camera shots, i just changed them. i want to show you the view from the east bay hills camera. look at those dark clouds mixed in with the breaks of sunshine. 62 in san francisco, mid60s at oakland, mountain view, san jose, gilroy. this is the sutro camera. we've got lots of blue sky so conditions are calm the next couple of hours. temperature readings at santa rosa, napa, novato, fairfield, concord and livermore all in the mid-60s. the storm coming in late tonight and tomorrow morning ranks 2 on the storm impact scale. look for a messy morning commute. thunder and hail are possible in this storm. just quick forecast animation. things will be calm until 10:00 tonight. then that wave of stormy weather starts to sweep

they are feeling -- filling the creek on foothill road and just last night they took their case to the agency to make emergency repairs. one homeowner said he lost 40 feet of his backyard in one week and says the next big storm could spell disaster for his neighborhood. >> a lot more water is causing the damage and that is what happened. it will continue. we have who knows with six days of rain forecast and i do not know if i will have a home. >> they decided to establish a local emergency last night and they also decided to act as a sponsor for the homeowners so they can seek federal funding. >>> an oakland police officer is rammed turn a wild trace -- chase and how it ended with a man standing on a rooftop in berkeley. also the travel ban in the indictment bringing in political analyst joe tillman to discuss the headlines. >>> we still see a bunch of slow traffic including on highway 24 which is just now looking ridiculous on the way to the tunnel. >>> and the june gloom came back yesterday continued today with many numerous reports of drizzle and a change in our pattern has already

food value the acorns were fatally off the trees in september but they would come up prosecute the foothillsrecipe the same as the people that came to camp camp is celebrating it's 90th year and the indians were up here for 4 thousand we see every day of them in the grinding rocks around the camp we have about 15 grinding sites in came so it was a major summer report area for the 92 hawks. >> through there are signs that prosperity were in the area it was not until the early part of the century with the 76 began the construction of damn in helpfully a say mill was billed open the left hand of the math for the construction by which lake was used to float logs needed for the project at the same time the yosemite park and company used the other side of the camp to house tourists interesting in seeing the national park and the constructions of damn when the u son damn was completed many of the facilities were not needed then the city of san francisco donated the property it was named camp mather the first director it was named after him tuesday morning away amongst the pine the giant sequoia is

you can see the creek chipping away at the backyards of homes on foothill road. water board officials say repairs could cost between one to one point five million dollars. (darya) coming up... march madness wasn't all that crazy, until the mistake. we've got to talk about the huge mistake that sent northwestern to the next round. and steve kerr agrees with me, he thinks that overbearing basketball dad is bad for his kids. we'll chat with gary in just a few minutes. ((advance)) and next... it could be the worst date ever. the warning one woman has for others after her blind date goes terribly wrong. this is the story of green mountain coffee and fair trade, told in the time it takes to brew your cup. let's take a trip to la plata, colombia. this is boris calvo. that's pepe. boris doesn't just grow good coffee, boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm to grow even better coffee and invest in his community, which makes his neighbor, gustavo, happy. that's blanca. yup, pepe and blanca got together. things happen. all

there are homes all along foothill and along this creek. of course that would have been a -- been a beautiful backdrop and that home was gentle and at home. a different story now. they sate creek has really changed and -- they say the creek has really changed and they'll be taking debris out of it. debora villalon in pleasanton tonight, thanks, debora. >>> california's governor gary brown is asking for trump for federal help to recover from the winter storms. the latest request came today in response to the storms late january that caused major flooding, mud slides, power outages, and damage to crucial infrastructure across the state. his first request for federal disaster relief. and the february crisis at the oroville dam that forced the evacuation of nearly 200,000 people. >>> republicans in washington are split tonight over the new healthcare legislation propodus by gop leaders -- proposed by gop leaders. president trump calls it a wonderful bill. >> but the group says they do not fully repeal the affordable care act. jana katsuyama is

their yards are being slowly eaten away by erosion along foothill road.r the aroyo de la laguna creek. things are getting worse by the hour and new storms are on the way. juliette goodrich has the story. >> that water hits the loose dirt. the bank itself, the water hits it with that kind of force, it will take chunks. >> reporter: for some pleasanton homeowners like eddie bellsheets, they are living on the edge. literally. >> this is a nightmare. this is truly what i have watched and lived through myself here. i have watched happen with my wife and family. >> reporter: one sign of hope, zone 7 water district work crews in the aroyo de la laguna creek bed trying to prevent further erosion but the clock is ticking. tarps and sandbags are brought in as part of an emergency fix. but once the storm hit, the force overpowered the support wall. >> what are you preparing yourself for? >> worst case, it comes here and takes the pool all the way to the house i guess. best case, the forecast would be a little drier. >> reporter: for now, it is one painically long da

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we are getting some rain across east san jose and over towards the foothills and it's also moving closer to sunol and the tri-valley where we had a beautiful rainbow earlier today. we're still seeing the rain moving through parts of the delta. this activity will be winding down for the afternoon and another round later on tonight. we'll talk about what to expect as more rain moves in and how a h we could see. it's coming up in about ten minutes. >> all right, thank you very annh, kari. our nbc bay area app is one of the best tools that you can have to stay informed about the changing weather when you can't get to kari in person anyway. download it and get alerts to our phone when rain is headed to your neighborhood. >> all new at 11:00, san .rancisco police have arrested a man for allegedly lighting a oman's hair on fire. this happened on a bus at eighth ind market streets at 8:00 last night. hhe woman was sitting in front of the suspect with a friend. while he was behind them, the suspect pulled out a lighter and ignited her hair. cke woman's friend was able to mat those flames out. pol

. >> the affected homes are off foothill road near the aroyo de la laguna creek. >>> the sea lion who got stuck in a drainage park in vacaville is free and on his way back to the bay. he made his bay out of the pipe on his own and is now back in the sacramento river delta. wildlife officials believe he is healthy enough to make it all the way back to the bay. and, he was first spotted yesterday in a sewer pipe on leisure town road earning him the nickname mr. leisure. >>> a bay area bio tech firm is trying to revoonize th meat industry with chicken strips made in a lab. >> devin fehely explains one key ingredient is missing. the actual bird. >> reporter: it looks and tastes like chicken. because, it is. sort of. while it is not apparent to the naked eye, this chicken was grown in a lab, not on a farm. >> talking about meat, real meat grown from meat cells. >> reporter: we first spoke with memphis meat ceo at a bio tech expo where they revealed their lab grown meat balls. now, they have successfully added chicken to the menu. >> we wanted to make meat that is delicious, better for us,

homeowners along foothill road have seen their backyards essentially disappear in recent months. they think the zone 7 water agency should cover the cost of repairs. >>> this morning in vacaville, rescue teams have confirmed the missing sea lion has been reemerged from a drainage pipe but they aren't sure where he is right now. the marine mammal center says mr. leisure, that's his name, has been showing off since i took a wrong turn and they are hoping to find him very soon. >>> millions of people are digging out from a snowstorm that dumped more than 2 feet of snow in the northeast. we'll take a look at the clean- up. >> and the viral interviewed family is back. what dad has to say about the blooper. [ laughter ] >> good afternoon, from sunshine and near record highs today to cloud cover and rain? the full forecast is coming up after this brief time-out. ,, across the northeast this afternoon.. blizzard warnings remain for parts of new england and upstate new york.. >>> temperatures and ice are a concern across the northeast this afternoon. blizzard warnings remain for parts of

homeowners along foothill road in pleasanton are worried their homes will be next to fall into the creek. >> i have so many people ask why don't you have flood insurance? flood insurance doesn't cover this. >> reporter: they voted in favor of a loan, if you will, to sponsor emergency repair, and that repair will take two to four months. reporting live in livermore, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> let's home they get it done quick. >>> three months after the devastating ghost ship fire in oakland, investigators are on the scene trying to figure out what went wrong. the father of one of the victims is pushing for modified fire co codes. the ghost ship is now seen as a symbol as what happens when rent is so high that people are forced to live in makeshift housing. >> if you don't do this, they're going to do these sort of underground things and forced to do them in more and more dangerous places and eventually, you'll have another ghost ship. that's the last thing we want to happen. >> edward burn baum's son was an established artist who lived a couple blocks from the warehouse. he was p

we are seeing the early foothills with real pressure. the u.k.starting to feel real wages come under a lot of pressure here. had a conversation about the hike in rates. is that a one-off or is that the spread on the mpc? >> i think it is probably a one-off. leads this year and she has been very strong on a recent paper where she said uncertainty had no impact on growth. which is very much at odds with what has been said recently. i don't think we get any rates news. there is a good chance we might get its next year if we are right about inflation. >> i don't want to touch them. i think as the fed raises rates, you have the ecb talking about dialing down qe further and we think they will raise rates next year. the bank of england isn't going to go it alone. jonathan: i will wrap up the whole of the last 30 minutes with a rapidfire question round. i'll ask questions, one word answers. treasury yields, year and higher or lower. ? >> higher. >> michael collins? >> lower. >> bowens are treasuries, which outperforms? >> treasuries. >> michael? >> treas

three homes on foothill boulevard are affected. the residents say the sounds it makes are terrifying. >> it shakes the house. it -- it's not something you want to hear. we can't sleep at night. >> i have a lot of great memories here. >> reporter: next door neighbor said her family runs out every morning to check and see if they've lost any more land. even in the sunny and dry weather, she's worried. >> the trees that have fallen, our trees and gingers trees and they are effecting the current and hitting the slope again. >> families never suspected this peaceful spot would create such huge problems for them. >> i'm completed will surprised. if i had ever thought this would happen, we would never have moved here. >> reporter: i talked to the public water district officials and she said this is all private property. even the creek. still, they did send out consultants to see what needs to be done to save the homes and they are going to bring up a board -- at a board meeting next wednesday. and there is question about blame, what could

roads eroded and some homeowners along foothill road lost 40 feet within two days. they are constructing emergency repair work. they plans to build a small retaining wall to shore up what is left of people's back yards. he says he put up long tarps to protect his land from anymore water damage. >> i am doing anything i can to protect the property. as a homeowner i have to figure out anything that could help. >> reporter: they are happy the state is giving them the help they need

body discovered about 10:00 this morning at toyon elementary in the east foothills of san jose. marianne favro live at the school tonight. neighbors say this is a generally safe neighborhood. >> they do say that. they're definitely stunned tonight. man's body was found underneath a bench near classrooms here at the school this morning. police tell us he was in his 20s. more than a dozen san jose police officers including homicide detectives spent the day trying to determine what happened to a young man who died on campus near classrooms at toyon elementary school in san jose. >> just after 10:00, the police department received a call of a person down that wasn't breathing. apparently had visible injuries. we responded along with san jose fire. they immediately pronounced the person deceased. >> he was in his mid to late 20s but they're not releasing his name. no suspected have been identified. neighbors say other than a few break-ins, they consider this community safe or at least they did. >> it's very scary because i lived in this neighborhood for 36 years. nothing like this ha

care for m >>> well, wild life rescue in the sierra foothills now has a bigger home to care for more animals. the gold country wild life rescue volunteers spent most of the day moving into their new location in auburn. the rescue cares for wild animals in the sierra that get hurt and are in danger of dying. they treat about 3500 animals a year, and the new facility adds a lot more room. >> it's built for animals, so there's already drains in the floor, and big skylights, isolation rooms. it will be incredible for wild life. >> we have three little gray quills with us about five -- squirrels with us about five days old. >> the rescue is run mainly by volunteers. >>> well, a sea of green in san francisco today. tens of thousands of people turned out for the annual st. patrick's day parade today down market street. ♪[ music ] where the party continued until early this evening. 's day events >> 5,000 people were a part of the parade. it ended at civic center plaza where the party continued until early this evening. the st. patrick's day events have been going on 166 years in san francisc

(robin) at least two houses are dangerously close to falling into a creek along foothill road in pleasanton. the city says they are doing what they can to get work started to help prevent any more damage to the homes. it's unclear when repairs will begin. but heavy machinery is parked in the area and crews were out surveying the creek wednesday. (robin) happening now... the search continues for a group of violent dirt bike and a-t-v riders who attacked a driver on highway 101 in san francisco. it happened at about 6:15 wednesday night on southbound 101 in san francisco. witnesses say they saw 10 to 15 dirt bikes and a-t-v's doing stunts, wheelies, driving crazy on the freeway. then at one point, a biker appears to collide with a white car and that car starts moving to the right towards the cesar chavez exit when a black car appears to block its way then the dirtbikers and atv riders surround the white car, breaking off a side mirror. that's when the driver in the black t-shirt gets out of his car and gets thrown to the ground and is attacked. (robin) and a viewer sent us this video of biker

could see chain controls in the sierra foothills there, as we go through the day on sunday. 11:00 tonight, south bay seeing the heaviest rain of the storm, and changing over to some scattered showers, as we go through the day on sunday, and probably seeing a few more showers into monday. but here's the big change mid-week. strong ridge of high pressure keeps the stormy pattern off to the north. so you'll begin to see these changes ahead in the seven-day forecast. notice how temperatures around san francisco go from the low 50s of showers into early monday. and into our inland spots now, 70s. roller coaster forecast from winter to spring-like temperatures. it's going to be tough to keep up in terms of the shorts and the jackets, as we go through the week. but warmer changes wednesday and thursday. >> how about that? from 50 to 70. >> thanks, rob. >>> all right, still ahead at 5:00, it seems like something everyone should have access to, but we investigate why hundreds of californians currently don't have fresh, clean drinking water. - grocery outlet is the home of "wow" savings. "wow" mean

people on foothill road near the aarroyo de la laguna creek have already seen much of the backyards broken up by erosion. caution tape lines the creek where crews from zone 7 worked yesterday to prevent erosion. tarps and sandbags were set up at nearby homes this weekend but some locals say they are worried about what this round of storms will bring. >> living on the edge literally, right? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> that's just a couple of blocks from my house so i see that damage daily. but i was just thinking about what you said, what this round of storms will bring. >>> we're going to see two more inches of rain but it's more of the water that they are letting loose from lake del valle because they had too much water they opened up the floodgates the water came rushing down arroyo de la laguna and into the alameda creek and into the san francisco bay so i don't think we are going to see additional problems? but the soil is already saturated so who's to say, right? they are experiencing those problems out there. we have more heavy rain on the way. this morning the heaviest rain is due east

kpix 5's juliette goodrich first told us about the erosion damage to homes off foothill road near thena creek. it's gotten worse? >> reporter: well, veronica, i'm in one homeowner's backyard here in pleasanton so you can see the backyard and you can see the pool here, but this pool is just feet away from the edge here. literally. the yard used to extend more than 25 feet further but day by day it's been eroding away. now, work crews are diligently working to add more support to this cliff but time is not on their side with rain in the forecast. >> as soon as the water hits the loose dirt it will tank- will take chunks. it's a nightmare. this is truly what i have watched and lived through myself what i have watched happen emotionally physically with my wife and family. >> reporter: one sign of hope zone 7 water district work crews in the arroyo de la laguna creekbed all day trying to prevent further erosion but the clock is particular. >> it rained last night and will rain later this week. 25 feet in one day. >> reporter: tarps and sandbags are brought in as an emergency fix but once t

not only in the foothills, but also throughout the sacramento valley.ht now on the doppler radar we are currently dry. the possibility of rain coming our way this weekend, and that means tomorrow is dry, but the big difference here is cloud cover increases. with the clouds not nearly as chilly, 40 for the tri-valley, peninsula 45, and the south bay expecting 43. north bay begins with 41, san francisco 45, and the east bay starts at 47. so, a decent morning but again the sun is going to be fading. as we get a look here in our microclimate forecast for tomorrow, mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies. this puts us down to 64 in san jose. for the east bay we'll also see numbers drop down to chillier 59 in oakland and back here for livermore, 62. on the peninsula, 62 also, palo alto and mostly cloudy. san francisco, 54, along the embarcadero, 57 for the marina. and up here for the north bay, 60 in mill valley. maybe you have a three-day weekend coming your way you're heading up to napa, it will be 65 degrees. let's take you to the weekend rain chance. storm s

moving out of the central valley and over to the sierra foothills, a line of powerful thunderstorms withous lightning strikes. notice the area there with the red. well, those storms a little earlier were closer to merced. they were so intense that tornado warnings had been issued. but we have no reports yet of actual tornados and we still have snow falling in the sierra. ignore the labels on these camera shots, i just changed them. i want to show you the view from the east bay hills camera. look at those dark clouds mixed in with the breaks of sunshine. 62 in san francisco, mid60s at oakland, mountain view, san jose, gilroy. this is the sutro camera. we've got lots of blue sky so conditions are calm the next couple of hours. temperature readings at santa rosa, napa, novato, fairfield, concord and livermore all in the mid-60s. the storm coming in late tonight and tomorrow morning ranks 2 on the storm impact scale.

the utility says this neighborhood is up in the east foothills and it's prone to sliding. erosion from recent storms likely damaged the underground line. >> this neighborhood has several active faults which means it sees more land movement than any other areas and with the recent storms in the saturated -- and the saturated soil, any significant movement can compromise underground facilities. >> pg&e says a 4-inch steel line had ruptured. crews turned off the gas to 20 customers and then service was restored last night. >>> coming up fbi agents taking a man into custody in connection with threats against jewish centers all across the country. >>> in our next half hour, we will tell you what we have learned about the suspect and a possible motive behind those threats. >>> but first can you put on your electronic devices -- put all of your electronic devices away for 24 hours. national day of unplugging. a challenge all weekend long. more on the rules coming up next. stay right there. me from a fancy brunch place. its 100% real. just like my favorite sport - pro wrestling. u

record setting season the biggest threat will be the possibility of the flooding for the sierra and foothillsrom april through july we'll be monitoring that closely as a lot of this water will continue down into the central valley. tomorrow morning's forecast sunny and cold. 35 in the peninsula kind of a carbon copy of what we've been dealing with lately. you need the sun classes as you head off into your commute we stay dry through friday, rain returns saturday night. rain accumulations sunday, a 10th to a half inch possible. dry for the start of next week. i'm back with another forecast update in about 25 minutes. >>> two experienced base jumperses parachute off the san francisco hotel and right into police custody. we'll show you who they are coming up in a live report. ==reveal== a loof dage in the mwest --fter a seri of strong storms. hundreds of homes were daged inll >>> happening now, a lot of damage in the midwest after a series of strong storms. in missouri, cars were literally blown off the highway, the images and video we posted on our twitter feed a french teenager who was given g

roads eroded and some homeowners along foothill road lost 40 feet within two days. they are constructing emergency repair work. they plans to build a small retaining wall to shore up what is left of people's back yards. he says he put up long tarps to protect his land from anymore water damage. >> i am doing anything i can to protect the property. as a homeowner i have to figure out anything that could help. >> reporter: they are happy the state is giving them the help they need save their homes. they say they will talk and work with the community to come up with a longer term solution for homes and we are told emergency repair work already started. it could take between 2 to 4 months before it is complete. cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >>> crews are blasting away at a crumbling bridge in big sur. cutting off access to the coastal community. this weekend's demolition is the start of a long rebuilding process. >> the most important thing is not the cost or the speed in which the work is done, the most important thing is that the work is done safely. >> crews hope to have i

the victim is a 41-year-old man found stabbed and shot to death in the san leandro foothills. witnesses saw the crime reportedly take place. >>> the identity of a man shot and killed by police on sunday night could be released later today. this started, as you'll recall, when officers were responding to a phone call of a man in distress. it came from the parents of the 24-year-old man. when they arrived, the man fled through his bedroom window. warped he could be armed. when they found him, officers say he threatened to shoot himself. they resorted to lethal force no weapon was ever found at the scene. the officer involved is on administrative leave >> 6:05. the group seeking to recall judge aaron persky is put on hold until next fall. he issued a light sentence to brock turner for assault. mercury news reports it would be too expensive. instead, opponents to shooting for next june's primary ballot provided they get enough signatures. >> a day before president's revised travel ban is set to take effect, the revised executive order will be scrutinized in federal courtrooms acro

producing thunderstorms, lightning strikes up and down the sierra foothills into the sierra mountain range itself. and it's still snowing there. our next storm is on the way. it will arrive late tonight, continue into tomorrow morning. it ranks two on the storm impact scale, producing moderate to heavy rain. thunder and hail are also possible with this storm. 7:00 tonight, notice that for most of the evening, it will be calm. but by 10:00, 11:00 tonight, we'll see the first wave of rain sweeping through the north bay. by 3:00 in the this morning, we'll see most of the action south of the golden gate. south bay, east bay, and the peninsula will be getting downpours. into the middle part of the day, the storm breaks up. i'll have a complete look at the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> spencer, thanks so much. >>> a stanford climatologist says our weather is the result of climate change and what we're experiencing now was predicted 30 years ago. an article written in 1988 predicted winter flooding and summer droughts. >> this is the new normal. we have a water system in term

the victim is a 41-year-old man found shot and stopped to death in a house in the san leandro foothills. investigators are speaking with witnesses who saw the crime take place. >>> days later now. the identity of the man shot and killed by santa clara police sunday night could be released later today. it started when officers were responding to a call of a man in distress. the calls came from that man's parents. he was 24 years old. police say when they arrived, he fled through his prbedroom wind. they were warned he could be armed. they ultimately used lethal force. no weapon was found at the scene. the officer involved is now on administrative leave. >>> the group seeking to recall judge robert pe rsky is putting it on hold until next spring. he issued a light sentence to brock turner for sexual assault. opponents sought to hold the special recall this fall. mercury news reporting that they realized that might be too expensive. opponents are placing a measure next june to get enough signatures. >> san francisco's waste collection recology is looking to raise its rates. it would be $5

it comes east in the foothills. milpitas, be careful. ponding puddling on the index., that's where crash is reported. bay bridge toll plaza, metering are on. we have oakland. live shot shows you. light traffic past the coliseum. wet roadway here on the shoulder. and the mist area as well. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. cameras very active. back out to the maps. i want to talk about transit. no delay now. bart tends to slow them down when heavier rain comes down. we'll track that as well. back to you. >>> a little more time. thank you, mike. coming up next, we investigate. >>> this home in san jose is unrecognizable after the recent flooding. for some communities in the city, this is the second time they have been under water in 20 years. coming up, we investigate why plans to protect this community stalled and could still be years away. >>> but first, happening now, the much debated and protest to keystone xl project took a big step today. the state gave a green light clearing the way for a presidential permit. it has been a hotbed for protests. >>> plus the trump

producing thunderstorms, lightning strikes up and down the sierra foothills into the sierra mountain range itself. and it's still snowing there. our next storm is on the way. it will arrive late tonight, continue into tomorrow morning. it ranks two on the storm impact scale, producing moderate to heavy rain. thunder and hail are also possible with this storm. 7:00 tonight, notice that for most of the evening, it will be calm. but by 10:00, 11:00 tonight, we'll see the first wave of rain sweeping through the north bay. by 3:00 in the this morning, we'll see most of the action south of the golden gate. south bay, east bay, and the peninsula will be getting downpours. into the middle part of the day, the storm breaks up. i'll have a complete look at the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> spencer, thanks so much. >>> a stanford climatologist says our weather is the result of climate change and what we're experiencing now was predicted 30 years ago. an article written in 1988 predicted winter flooding and summer droughts. >> this is the new normal. we have a water system in term

it is happening in pleasanton and a creek that runs behind wrote on foothill road. we see the damage so far and how much it can happen impact on public transportation. >> we have lived here 20 years and we have seen that the creek is not been maintained. >> reporter: what was a slope is now a cliff. their neighbor has not -- has a trampoline about to go over. >> in the last four or five weeks i've lost 20 feet in they have lost 40 feet. it will keep going. >> reporter: they grew up playing in it when they were young and it was a slow, meandering creek. next the creek has devoured acres widening to about 200 yards and carving and s turn, it slam straight into their yard. they have spent countless hours in the backyard worried about the slow-motion disaster. >> we would be in our home and in night and we could hear things go in the whole house would shake. it has been traumatic for us over the years. now, it is right in our backyard. >> reporter: the homeowners point out that it's a threat, not only for them but railroad safety. >> it can be halted. they are reviewing

you can see san jose foothills. now picking up in the mountains. 30s and 40s. very cold here. to the south. 39. morgan is 37. had some reports of a rain-snow mix in the last 24 hours. today mix of sun clouds. more reports of hail and thunderstorms and clearing and cold tonight. >> all right. 6:31. >> well, it's slow out there, steve. as you know and the rain that just say -- moving through and when the rain moves through people slow down. they should and that slows the commute. right now it seems to be not raining but it's -- it was raining pretty recently. you can see the roads are wet here. driving up past the downtown area. into san is a. we're looking at some of the other commutes. steve mentioned the bridge. it's fine on the hayward side. you are effectively driving in the rape here on westbound 92. we've had very slow traffic this morning on 680 coming out of dublin. it seems to be kind of normallish but this is becoming the new normal here. dropping down toward the -- out of pleasantton. 580 actually doesn't look back but 6:80 is pretty slow. 680 farther up is slow. dow

. >> reporter: the beloved and beautiful city park tucked away in san jose's foothills, suffered extensive damage during these winter storms. and it's now being closed for five weeks and counting. >> there were extensive damages with those heavy rains. everything from a lot of falling trees of course. a lot of mud slides through the park. there was some structural damage where mud slides came down. >> reporter: the repairs as well as many of the roads in and around the park have been slow going and expensive. the price tag for the storm damage is expected to climb above $1 million. adding to the delay, until recently, much of the equipment was being used to clean up flooded neighborhoods. i flew sky drone 5 to see the views of the trails. >> it's a natural park. it's up in the mountains and we have to make sure that everything throughout the park is safe. >> reporter: the city hopes to have elum rock opened by easter as spring finally gives way to spring. >> reporter: it's not just as simple as removing the dirt, rock they also have to ensure the hillsides have been stabilized enough so th

we are starting to see the early foothills with real pressure on the consumer over here. we talked about the u.s. earlier. the u.k. consumer starting to feel real wages come under a lot of pressure here. for the sterling, a conversation around hiking rates . is that a one-off? is athink it probably one-off. kristin forbes has been out there with her news for a while. here.ads the mpc she says uncertainty has no impact on growth. that is very much at odds with what the government has been saying recently. rate't think we get any hike this year, but we make it next year. jonathon: bob michael? >> i think as the fed raises rates, you have the ecb talking about dialing down further. the bank of england will not go it alone. jonathon: i will wrap up the 30 minutes with a rapidfire question round. i will ask the question, one word answers please. treasury yields, higher or lower? >> higher. jonathon: michael collins. >> i will say lower. jonathon: bob michael. >> higher. jonathon: booms are treasuries? -- or treasuries? >> treasuries. >> treasuries. >> bonds. jonathon: retail c

that will continue probably the next few hours in the foothills of the sierra nevada. and then have you activity here. scattered showers. but it's winding down. we head into your bay your tomorrow -- thursday, not a bad day, but friday things start to flip around a bit. there's the right now temperatures. sun came out, temperatures got about 50 in fairfield, 60 in vacaville. you can see the system i'm tracking. this is your friday system. it's got game. it's going to make for a wet morning commute most likely in the north bay and a wet everyone commute in the afternoon. short lived scenario as the next storm system gets in here on friday. this is one that will -- it's going to cause you grief. there's going to be significant amounts of rain. you see up to a half inch of rain in cities like red wood city and oakland and in the hills, you could see three inches of rain. that's significant for two days in march. this next one system, one-day total, could get up to three inches. we're not concerned about flooding or things of that nature, but we've had a lot of rain and it

the winter rains filling up in the creek and eroding the backyards of homes on foothill. homeowners took their case to the zone 7 water agency to ask them to approve funding to help make emergency repairs. one homeowner says he lost 40 feet of his backyard in one week. the next big storm could spell disaster for the entire neighborhood. >>> a lot more water is hitting the area and causing the damage. that's what is happening. it will continue. we have -- six days of rain in the forecast. i don't know if i will have a home. >> the board decided to establish a local emergency providing funding. they decided to act as a sponsor so they can seek federal funding. >>> happy afternoon. the big news this morning was the fault. it came back in a big way yesterday. not only do we have low clouds -- also fault on the bridges. and numerous reports of drizzle. that continues to be in charge. some areas already have the sun. higher clouds up above. it was the drizzle this morning. silverado country club .06. saratoga hills .06. vallejo -- .05. in vinton also a .05. mount davidson and t

the rain such as it is turns into snow in the foothills tomorrow. a winter weather advisory for the bay area. we're going to be looking for the numbers to begin to come up and the temperatures to be in the mid-70s by the time we hit wednesday and thursday. and here's how it looks to sum it up. tonight a splash or two of showers. clearing and breezy on monday. warming to the 70s on wednesday and a warming trend for the bay area. overflight tonight in the -- overnight tonight in the mid- 40s. sacramento in sunshine and 66 in fresno. a shower or two tonight and in the extended forecast warming it up. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday as we get to the weekend the numbers will be in the mid-70s again. a warm week ahead after we get a little bit wet tonight. all the way from albany to pleasanton. we'll be back after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, to save in liver >>> finally tonight, a group of nature lovers going out on a limb to save an oak tree in livermore. >> there's concern it has the potential to hurt people. but neighbors are convinced

. >> doctors at the foothill community center seen a notable increase in patients suffering from anxietyacks and high blood pressure among other issues. >> tonight you can watch the second of four episodes of the abc series "when we rise" as the gay community was fieghting. >> the approach to young artist and semitryst. >> reporter: the rainbow flag started out as a symbol of pride for the gay community. the journey to create the flag started in 1972 when a young gilbert baker took up sewing after settling in san francisco. >> i had to look like david bowie and mcelderjagger. >> he asked baker to create something that would take the place of the dreadful pink triangle used decades ago by the nazis to identify homosexuals. he knew it had to be a flag. >> you put a rainbow flag on your windshield, you're saying something. >> reporter: paid $1,000 for his work in 1978, baker began his labor of love. >> the organic hand died big mess, cotton, oh my god, you don't even want to know. stitched. >> reporter: each color of the rainbow flag stands for something. >> pink is for sex and red for life

the land underneath their houses along foothill road is eroding away. >> in the last four or five weekshey have lost 40 feet. it will keep going because there is nothing to protect. >> what used to be a slope is now a cliff. one neighbor's swimming pool is a few feet from the edge. they blame lack of maintenance for the rapid erosion of the backyards. the laguna creek is swallowing up the land. photos show how the creek has widened to about 200 yards here. it slams straight into -- slamming straight into the properties. >> we would be in our homes when it was raining hard and the whole house would shake. it's been quite traumatic for us over the years. and now we know it's right in our backyard. >> the homeowners are also worried that creek erosion could collapse the land underneath the tracks for the ace commuter trains. mutt incompetent l government agencies are examining this erosion issue. there is a meeting next wednesday night when the local water agency that oversees flood control will make a decision on shoring up the cliff and redirecting the creek. >>> morgan territory road in

. >> reporter: the flames torching the team rocky mountain foothills west of boulder, colorado. >> af the fire perimeter is very remote and it's going to be difficult to try to get water up there. >> reporter: hundreds of firefighters are battling the blaze getting help from the air, planes dropping fire retard aptsz and helicopters using waters from nearby lakes. 426 hopes evacuated when the flames began spreading early sunday. people living in another 836 homes told to be ready to go. >> i've been just hanging out and wondering if we're going to lose our neighborhood or not and so far the firefighters have been amazing and the volunteers and so we owe a lot of gratitude. >> reporter: investigators now trying to find out thought it started. >> we've been able to rule out things like lightning strikes or weather reeled, downed power line, things like that. that causes us to speculate that it's human caused. man-made. >> reporter: right now this fire is at 50% containment as long as that number continues to go up these road blocks will come down and hopefully people will be able to go

darya ) and in pleasanton...at least two houses are dangerously close to falling into a creek along foothill road. this is a story we have been following for you all week long. the city says they are doing what they can to get work started to help prevent any more damage to the homes. it's unclear when repairs will begin. but heavy machinery is parked in the area and crews were out surveying the creek wednesday. (darya) another threat against a jewish community center in the bay area... this time in los gatos and police are still looking for the person responsible. officials with the addison-penzak jewish community center say they received a bomb threat via email earlier yesterday afternoon. police ordered evacuations of the center and surrounding buildings. bomb- sniffing dogs cleared the buliding. no explosive devices were found. now investigators are looking into this threat along with the more than 120-others across the u-s. there have also been recent threats against jewish community centers in san rafael and palo alto as well as a threat against the anti-defamation league in san franci

. >> the santa rita jail consumes 113 acres of land in the foothills just outside oakland, california. opened in 1989 it has bed space for more than 4100 inmates. while some have been convicted most are currently charged with crimes, and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. men and women are housed in separate areas. but all wear jail-issued scrubs, eat the same food and sleep on the same thin mattresses. yet, as danielle benefield proves, individuality is hardly lacking here. [ screams ] >> she doesn't have a decibel limit. >> i knew you -- i knew you was -- >> she tends to be what i would call one of our problem children. >> girl, she told me yesterday, wake up. >> she likes a lot of attention. >> i know how to use my mouth, i mean, you know, talking. i am just a people person. i am a social butterfly. this is how i do my time. i always have my makeup and my hair done, you know, radiant. that's the reputation i have in here. some of them call me diva. i am a bit of a shop holik. i like my things. that's why i am in here, grand theft, stealing people's stuff and shopp