. >> gael garcÍa bernal le pide a la onu que ayude a poner fin a la corrupciÓn y asesinatos en su paÍsada 5 adolescentes conectados a internet recibe propuestas sexuales no deseadas, les contamos cÓmo reconocer este peligro. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> hola muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompaÑarnos, bienvenidos. hoy miles de estudiantes alzan sus voces en contra de la falta de respuestas del congreso de control de armas en diferentes puntos del paÍs, mÁs de mil protestas se han llevado a cabo en escuelas, todo arrancÓ a las 10 de la maÑana con 17 minutos de silencio en recuerdo de las 17 vÍctimas mortales de la escuela de park land en florida, a partir de ahÍ salieron a las calles y las protestas se fueron extendiendo como en chicago y otras grandes ciudades. >> los jÓvenes expresaron asÍ. >> nuestras voces sean escuchadas no solamente por nuestros maestros y nuestra comunidad sino alrededor de nuestro estado y que el gobierno nos escuche y que ya estamos cansados de tanta violencia alrededor de nosotros. >> ahÍ tiene algo del descontento y tambiÉn la preocupaciÓn por la actual situaciÓn sobr

barbara garcia, but behind me is the incredible staff. behind me are people who did the heavy lifting. this is such an incredible part of over 115 beds that the department has opened up in the last year. so this is a really important program because it does have the highest level of care next to an acute hospital. but it also has the opportunity to provide people with intensive care services to help them heal. that's why this is called the healing center. we do that also from a recovery model and from a peer-based model. today, you will meet a lot of staff here. i got the honor to meet them. they went through 80-hour life training, actually, because they not only have lived experience, but have family members. anyone in here could probably raise their hand if i asked do you have a family member suffering from mental illness or addiction and many of us would say yes. this center is really a focal point for the department, but we also have other levels of care that are more voluntary. people can walk into this. this is a little different, p

estella garcia, anyone she lived in my district. you knock on people's doors, you get to share their personal stories and see where they are and where they've laid their roots. it's an honor to have you here today. it's such an honor to have you as part of this celebration, and thank you for everything that you embody and how you've dedicated your life. please come forward. [ applause ] >> thank you, supervisor. i particularly wanted to acknowledge supervisor safai today because i think it's just a wonderful thing when we have someone in our district who cares so much about all of the families that live in the excelsior and acknowledge all the needs that exist. i want to be part of that solution. that's all i want to do. there is no other ascen a -- ag. it's about doing the right thing. i want to begin with this morning i woke up and i have an altar to my mother since her passing in 2014. this morning, i just gave her a very special thank you, and she is -- she has been a wonderful, beautiful, first feminist in my life. as superviso

>> laura garcia. >> i mean, yeah, laura garcia. i know, i mean, it's just been -- >> there she is. >> kris is here, kris is filling in. >> happy to be here but laura did post this message on facebook reminding us she still can't use her voice, she is suffering from a terrible bout of laryngitis. she wrote, hello, remember me? i have laryngitis. no talking, sad face, it's been hard, but i'm getting better. thank you for your messages, advice and prayers. i hope to be back on "today in the bay" soon. she had this little vocal message as well. >> thanks for all your well wishes, everybody. i'm trying to get better every single day. >> laura, we miss you, we wish you a speedy recovery. you can also follow her progress on her facebook page because she can talk there. it's all typed out. that's laura garcia nbc bay area. >> that's the most she is -- that was her allotment for yesterday. >> right. no more talking. >> she's feeling guilty. i promise it's true, right? it's so hard. >> you know, there have been a lot of people on there sayin

last november jose garcia zarate who had been deported five times from the u.s. was found not guilty by a california jury in the 2015 shooting death of steinle on that san francisco pier. but one day liter attorney general jeff sessions filed federal charges against him. and now he's crying fowl. claiminfoul.claiming in court ds the government is trying to make an example of him pinning some of the blame on president trump's tweets. in moment exclusive interview with zarate's attorney belly. jonathan hunt is live in our west coast newsroom with the story. >> good morning, sandra. jose garcia zat says prosecutor trying to found not guilty on murder charges on state trial. comments by president trump have played a part in what they called as you just heard a vindictive prosecution. the court motion says the original murder charge against zat i zarate against kae steinle was highly publicized and quote almost immediately after the death of kate steinle then presidential candidate donald trump began to use mr. jose garcia zat the symbol and need for the wall between

inches hoe hey garcia-zarate was acquitted in november by a california jury for the 2015 murder of 32old kate steinle in san francisco. he had already been deported back to mexico five times before shooting steinle with a stolen gun. kate steinle's death became prominent in donald trump's presidential campaign. >> i am also going to ask congress to pass kate's law. >> cited often as proof of the need to get tough on immigration. and when garcia-zarate was found not guilty of murder, president trump called it a disgraceful verdict. no wonder the people of our country are so angry with illegal immigration. now garcia-zarate is facing new federal gun possession charges but his attorneys are using the president's tweets to argue they should be dismissed. >> when achieve executive at any level orchestrates, you know, in our opinion, a double jeopardy litigation merely to conform to their political platform -- >> in state court, attorneys successfully argued the shooting was accidental, garcia-zarate was found guilty only of illegal possession of a firearm. the same charge he now faces in f

dicen que el historial criminal de santos hilario garcÍa es por conducir bajo los efectos del alcoholja huÉrfanos a seis hijos. palmira: en pantalla tiene los nÚmero del Área de la bahÍa. ramÓn: en el departamento de policÍas arresto a dos sujetos presuntamente por el asesinato de dos personas. el cuarto ya estaban en la cÁrcel por otros cargos. los cuatro sospechosos enfrentan cargos de asesinato palmira: en san josÉ dos personas murieron y otras dos resultaron heridos al estrellar contra un Árbol el auto donde viajaban. durante el choque el motor del vehÍculo se desprendiÓ. ramÓn: en berkeley una mujer sufriÓ quemaduras. los bomberos llegaron al edificio ubicado en la cuadra 10200 de la avenida san pablo donde hallaron a la mujer. en oakland los bomberos extinguieron un incendio en una tienda de campaÑa de desamparados, poniendo en peligro el campamento de indigentes que estÁ en la zona. palmira: el departamento de policÍa de san francisco dio a conocer los nombres de los 10 oficiales de la policÍa que abrieron fuego. los policÍas tiraron 99 balazos de los cuales 25 quedaron en el c

i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. we will get a check of the weather in just a minute.. first let )s get to mike inouye for the latest on that breaking news out of oakland.. anchors toss to vianey.

i called president putin to catherine garcia him on his election victory. in past, obama called him also. the fake news media is crazed because they want me to excoriate him. excoriate not a trumpy word. they are wrong. getting along with russia and others is a good thing, not a bad thing. the second tweet, they can help solve problems with korea, syria, ukraine, isis, iran, they didn't have the, quote, smarts. obama and clinton tried, but didn't have the energy or scimeca tri.

garcia-zarate has entered a not guilty plea to all of the federal charges. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> four suspects facing murder charges tonight, accused of killing two brothers in san jose. these four men are now under arrest and booked into the santa clara county jail. police nabbed three suspects this week in milpitas and san jose. the fourth was already in custody. the brothers, michael and arturo ramirez were gunned down at a home on south eighth street back in august of 2016. investigators believe the violence was gang related. >>> more crime, more arrests, more deadly crashes. those are are the findings tonight of a new study in four states that legalize pot. but kpix 5 shows us that might not tell the whole story. >> reporter: san jose police say they suspect marijuana and alcohol were factors in this deadly crash that killed two people and severely injured two others early friday. in fear of being a part of the larger fallout from california voters decision to legalize pot. >> they have seen an increase in people driving well under

alberto garcÍa nos habla de este fenÓmeno.calon >>se forman dos bloques y uno de los bloques tiene movimiento hacia abajo. >>la ciudad de mÉxico se construyÓ en una zona donde habÍa un lago, un marido a los movimientos genera un hundimiento. >>es una cantidad muy grande. esto afecta definitivamente. >>el hundimiento de la tierra que trae problema para los habitantes. >>agrietamientos con daÑo a la infraestructura, por eso tenemos daÑos en el drenaje, en el sistema de agua, en la infrestructura de vivienda. >>la extracciÓn de agua y el peso propio de las contrucciones como el movimiento de las erupciones volcÁnicas aceleran el proceso de los hundimiento en la ciudad de mÉxico. >>un ejemplo es el hundimiento del colegio la vizcaÍna en pleno centro histÓrico, ha tenido un declive irreversible, desde mÉxico alberto garcÍa univisiÓn. >>en tijuana se comenzÓ a fabricar una cerveza llamada migrantes, la idea principal de creador no es lucrar con el producto sino lograr que los inmigrantes puedan vivir sin estar en la calle. >> en tij

jaime garcÍa tiene el reporte.condado de orange considera romper filas y unirse a la demanda federal interpuesta por el gobierno de presidente donald trump, que busca anular la tambiÉn conocida ley sb55, que prohÍbe a la policÍa hacer labores de oficiales de migraciÓn. >> esto divide nuestra comunidad, nos causa temor . causa de que los movimientos racistas, francamente surjan. reportero: grupos anti migrante protestaron dentro y fuera de la reuniÓn de la junta de supervisores. [habla en inglÉs] jaime: fue on una sesiÓn aporta cerrada donde los supervisores aprobaron por una mayorÍa de tres votos la resoluciÓn para condenar la ley santuario y unirse a la demanda de donald trump. >> es irÓnico que digan que no van a colaborar con la ley. jaime: la acciÓn sucede a una semana de que autoridades del condado de orange votaron por desafiar la ley que protege a los emigrantes indocumentados. en otros lugares, la cosa es diferente. >> somos una ciudad santuario hace mÁs de un aÑo porque sabemos que la administraciÓn de don

francisco: garcÍa tiene una bomba en la cabeza.ero hay gente que la vende. francisco: pero no logrÓ operarse. >> aquÍ estoy. esperando que dios me quite la vida. francisco: miles de pacientes estÁn en la misma ssituaciÓn comprando insumos y medicamentos para la cirugÍa. >> despuÉs fuera sangre, que no habÍa. tuvimos que cancelar, pagar para traer la sangre para poder intervenir. >> llega una persona y le dice: yo te consigo la sangre por tanto. eso no debe ser porque si la sangre estÁ en el hospital es para que sea administrado para el paciente. francisco: la -- costos podrÍan superar los 100 dÓlares la unidad. >> no hay sangre en el paÍs ppara poder tender no solamente las emergencias. para atender a las personas con comisiones de salud crÓnicas. francisco: y las donaciones han disminuido. ese comercio ilegal de la salud que estÁ derivando en una especie de mercado negro esta jugando con la vida de miles de pacientes donde aparentemente todo estÁ en venta incluso hasta la sangre. jorge: una huelga de maestros de la 5 millones de n

. >> gael garcÍa bernal, miguel y natalia lafourcade.r me". la pelÍcula "la mujer fantÁstica de chile" ganÓ el oscar a la mejor cinta extranjera. >> es una tesis de la que tenemos que hacernos cargo desde el amor y no desde el miedo. jaime: lactis puertorriqueÑa rita moreno luciÓ el mismo elegante vestido negro con oro y blanco que luciÓ hace 56 aÑos para recibir el oscar a la mejor actriz de reparto por la pelÍcula "west side story". >> entiendo que en la posiciÓn de la academia fue: si los presentadores quieren decir algo que lo digan. jaime: en la no menciÓn del tema musical-- josÉ en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa. univisiÓn. ilia: a la ganadora del premio mejor actriz lla emociÓn se le convirtiÓ en angustia despuÉs de que se le robaran su estatuilla en una fiesta despuÉs de la entrega de los premios. un fotÓgrafo logró arrebatarle el galardÓn al hombre que se lo robÓ. jorge: campesinos y documentos temen salir a trabajar y terminar detenidos por ice. ilia: el leÓn de un solos y con en venezuela estÁ en riesgo de morir de hambre. no tuvo

muchos esperan me e mejores para adq adquierir adqui adquirir vivienda en los angeles >> para norma garciacasa en los angeles, es un sueÑo dificil de lograr, dice que apenas le alcanza para pagar la ocomida y renta >> los hijos creeccieron pero g siguen vviviendo con ella, >> el exalcalde de los angeles, villarraigosa propoie cone cons mas viviendas para fortalecer l las compra de viviendas, >> son 500 mil habitaciones cada aÑo >> una propuesta no viable dice este experto en la vvienivienda >> no lo veo posible en ningun c caso >> kacalifornia tiene la tasa d desemplemas alta de pobreza en la nacion, >> segun atgegentes inmobiliar d uno de 4 personas no gana lo suficiente para comprar una c a casa, si hay cambios podrian e bbebbb beneficiar a la casllase media >> por lo pronto norma espera que loas para rromesas de los po se cumplan y ella y muchos pu a puedan lograr su sueÑo de una casa, >> se han reportaconseguir une i situacion dificil de hallar, r pero en el salvador encontramos un grupo de taxistas que se fo t fortalecireroneron despues dqqun deportados >> julio vivio 15 aÑos en kac c

alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn. my hand today. making my mouth water. bud light is that beer that does bring us together. just like that friend, bud light is quality you can depend on. ♪ locutor: este es "contacto deportivo". karina: comenzamos con la acciÓn de la jornada 11 del clausura. en el azteca amÉrica recibiÓ a león con la misiÓn de mantener el liderato. el colombiano mateo uribe abrÍa la puerta tras meter un balÓn en el Área. recibirÍa el doblete con un verdadero golazo. con este resultado, los dirigidos por el piojo llegan a 21 puntos y se mantienen invictos en lo que va del clausura. el rebaÑo sagrado volviÓ a la vida luego de cortar una racha de siete juegos sin victoria. los de almeida se impusieron a lobos. el volcÁn volviÓ a hacer erupciÓn con la victoria de tigres frente a tijuana. andrÉ-pierre gignac anotÓ el Único gol del encuentro y con esto acumula ocho lo que va del clausura y le permite a tigres ligar sucuarto triunfo. la mÁquina cementera logrÓ su primera victoria como local desde noviembre, m

alberto garcÍa, univisiÓn.ateriales en ambos idiomas y se cree que asÍ aumente su pÚblico. tenemos todos los detalles. pablo:la galerÍa nacional de retratos ha hecho algo histÓrico. todo estÁ en inglÉs y espaÑol. tenga que ver con hispanos o no. por ejemplo, en esta posiciÓn sobre la liz, una de la mejores pagadas en hollywood en la dÉcada de los 40, los materiales son bilingües. >> es un museo que estÁ dedicado a narrar historia de los estados unidos a partir de retratos de figuras fundamentales que han contribuido a forjarla en distintos campos, la cultura, en la ciencia, la polÍtica. pablo: aquÍ vimos a rita moreno. la reseÑa en inglÉs y espaÑol, y ninguno por encima del otro. aquÍ a leonardo flaco jimÉnez, subÍa tambiÉn explicada en espaÑol. el espaÑol es para todo. redes sociales, materiales visuales, todo. la directora del museo afirma que en espaÑol, y culturas hispanas, son parte integral del paÍs. pero que ademÁs de esto hará ganar mÁs dinero al museo porque atraerÁ más personas. aquÍ alrededor de 23,0

. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. kari, you have no shortage of things to talk about. >>> when we are going to have the potential of street flooding and we'll have to watch out for some mud slides. right now a look at storm ranger. we see the red scan and bright reds and yellows. i want to take you into the north bay. we did have a flood advisory. we still have some heavy rain coming through. we still see that rain on the eastern side of the city and for the east bay we have rainfall coming down at about a quarter of an inch per hour and it's really heavy to the east of oakland and heading to the tri-valley. as we look at the delta we see a steady rain all around highway 4 and down into san jose with light rain at this point. heavier rain with yellows on the radar. i will show you what else to expect as we continue to see a steady stream of moisture and this is going to be when we get the brunt of the storm along with gusty winds and the heaviest rains throughout your morning commute and our storm totals have been sig

and 33-year-old marcelina garcia were killed in kern county.nts went to the couple's home looking for another man wanted for deportation and followed the couple as they drove away, santos garcia matched the description of the man that agents were looking for but he was not the person they went to arrest. the couple drove off after agents try to pull them over, their suv veered into a dirt shoulder overturned and hit a power pole. >>> details on a story from yesterday at 8:00. rob roth has more on the controversy in marin county after i.c.e. agents arrested a man after he dropped off his son at the elementary school. >> what happened at this elementary school has the superintendent upset. >> this activity this close to a school is ludicrous. >> also the parents. >> it is targeted to be at a school that is not okay. >> just after a father dropped off his child at school wednesday morning he was detained by agents from i.c.e.. school officials say that enforcement action should never happen at or near a school. >> what they do on the street we can

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we started early this morning at 4:00 to make sure all you need to do before you step out the door, meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect with the weather today. >> and the rain will come in waves for much of the morning. parts of marin county. a closer look, it's shifted to napa and solano counties this morning. the rain starting to fill back in once again. a batch of heavy rain. you have about 30 minutes as the rain closes in on the city. that could cause standing water. from the delta down to the tri-valley and also for silicon valley where we see some light showers and much heavier rain for the santa cruz mountains and that's where we have our forecast, vianey arana and what to expect. >> reporter: it is coming down. the sideways rain right in the face. you can see the fog and rain blowing sideways now. the time line of levels through tomorrow evening. if you can pop up the graphic -- okay, we're going to go ahead and take you to the time line. now to mike.

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. glad that rain is moving through. >> few swipes on our windshield wiper. >> and that was it. >> that's not what it looks like on the radar. the way that mike showcased it. remember yesterday i was talking about how it was going to be that annoying rain, just enough to get your car dirty. that's what it is. not a big huge, downpour right now, if i send it on over to our doppler radar, i'll zoom in closer so you can get a better picture of what i'm talking about in terms of that rain. there goes that description that mike was talking about. spotty showers here and there moving through half moon bay. this will make its exit before 4:00 p.m. maybe sooner. it's moving east pretty quickly. as far as our temperatures they are mild. i'll give an update what we can expect for your weekend because we're tracking more rain. let's sends things over to mike. >> a big concern in the morning. a little bit of damp roadways. you'll find them all around. the bay bridge as

una de ellas es la senadora federal silvia garcÍa.ido. te sientes muy bien porque es testigo de que estÁs lanzándote al congreso y es algo muy importante para mÍ y para todos los simpatizantes. pedro: 50 mujeres, muchas de ellas esta naciÓn o historia. podrÍan ser electas al congreso, se ve positivo? >> se ve positivo pero sabemos que estÁn la mano de dios y los votantes. nosotros vamos a seguir trabajando porque ya sabes, a quien varias Áreas las máquinas no estÁn funcionando y me tardÉ como una hora para poder votar. pedro: muchÍsimas gracias, senadora y mucha suerte hoy. asÍ arranca este proceso electoral en texas con un poco de problemas tÉcnicos el principio de la maÑana estaremos muy ponentes de este proceso. regresÓ con ustedes. javier: gracias pedro, seguiremos una completa cobertura a travÉs de univisiÓn noticias.com y todos los noticieros de la cadena. caro, vuelvo contigo. caro: hoy, cambiando de tema, parecÍa era que no hay tiempo para nada. el 43% de los millennials dice que no hay espacio. mÍnimos a la cocina de univisiÓ

i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. keep the umbrella handy. >> at any point we could see some rain rolling through here. we're still going to be in this pattern as we go throughout the day. take a look at storm ranger this morning. rain starting to make its way into northern sonoma county and being picked up there nicely. the high level of detail that's just offshore. we'll be tracking that with more rain possible throughout the late morning commute for the north bay. the rest of the bay area will see that rain developing by early afternoon continues to become a lot more scattered, and we will have the potential of some thunderstorms popping up today. another chance of a few of us seeing lightning and small hail. we'll talk more about that and what's ahead as we get closer to the weekend coming up. mike's getting you out the door for a look at the morning commute. >> and relatively calm. the conditions are great for driving right now.

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia who is still recovering from laryngitis. >> and i'm marcus washington. >> it's going to be really warm and yesterday it was quite cozy for the afternoon, and it's going to be even higher today as we reach into the low 80s. here is a live look outside in san jose. we start out with the mid-50s. let's go to campbell. we'll be in the 50s throughout 9:00 and reaching quickly into the upper 70s by 2:00 today. and here's a look at all of our high temperatures up to 82 degrees in the south bay. san francisco today, 72. feeling more like summer. we'll talk about when this wraps up. mike, you're saying a calm drive. >>> i told you so to my kids to wear shorts. yesterday we ran home and changed. looking over here an easy drive. no change over the last ten minutes or so for the speed sensors at highway 17. looking to 101 out of the south county. an easy drive. a quick look at the bay bridge. this has changed over the last five minutes. the cash lanes are starting to stack up from nothing. we'll track that but getting to and at the bay bridge. here are your travel

i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. that storm the story of the day. the radar one more time and rob mayeda is standing by keeping track of what's going on. rob, what can we expect throughout the rest of the day? >> probably the worst part of the storm coming in, unfortunately, right on top of your morning commute. the south bay seeing the heaviest downpours right now and you'll have to contend with gusty wind. you can see observing at 21 miles an hour and another difference the temperatures starting off at 50 degrees in oakland. you can see san jose also 50 degrees. wind speeds at 16 miles an hour. a view of mobile doppler radar showing you widespread moderate to heavy rain from your highway 17 commute into san jose. the rain for now starting to ease up a bit. our storm ranger mobile doppler radar is right there on top of san bruno. that is that red beam you see scanning over observing. moderate rain pushing on through and we will be dealing with rain changing over to scattered showers around lunch time today and a chance of small hail as we head into

laura garcia has the day off. so we're holding down the fort. what a nice day to do it. nice weather so far, traffic moving smoothly. >> everything is going well so far. >> so far. >> hopefully it stays that way. another thing we're looking forward to is a spring, we are a couple weeks away from spring, march 20th will be the official welcome. for now we have to get over the winter hunch. south bay waking up to 38 degrees, peninsula 39, tri-valley is cold 33. don't be surprised if you see patchy frost on your windshield this morning. north bay 31 degrees right now. we will start to see colder temperatures peaking at 5:00 a.m. that means some ice is possible on the mounds, especially mountain roads and hillside runoff. after the weekend we had of pretty crazy weather i think these clear skies are a welcome site. >>> people are so happy to wake up to clear skies and say, hey, it's monday. all right. a little exaggeration. over here it's a nice smooth flow of traffic. great roads, the speed sensors don't show a lot of slowing. coming over the santa cruz summit, highway 17,

. >> supervisor fewer: colleagues, any questions for miss garcia? supervisor sheehy? >> supervisor sheehy: so where are we on behavioral health capacity for mental health capacity in the system? i know you added 54 beds at st. mary's last year, and about what, 15 at hummingbird? >> we have over 300 beds in the community, and that's one of the things we focused on this last year, where we brought in over 100 beds. we're just doing a review of the number of beds potentially that we could expand to, but that is still in the process of development, and it doesn't take -- one of the -- one of the issues for the federal government that may change and that the new opioid bill, presently today, we can not bill for anything over 15 beds. they changed that a bit for the substance abuse side, and that's because the government are the experience of institutionalization of mentally ill, and so we are no longer allowed -- we cannot bill anything over 15, 16 beds. so as an example in the st. mary's facility, that is all general fund. so that law may change as the institute of mental

i'm marcus washington. >>> and i'm laura garcia.heck in with vianey in for kari hall this morning, tracking this latest storm for us. will everyone see it? >> not really. especially if you live anything north of the golden gate bridge, it looks like this storm system is actually more focused south of the golden gate bridge, but going into the start ofou

ramon garcia is a kidney specialist in el salvador's capital, san salvador. ve>> seven to eight deaths day in this small country. it's 10 to 12 times more than the expected death rate. this is a silent massacre. >> reporter: adr. garcia and others began to investigate, they discovered that on some farms, nearly one-fifth of sugar cane workers were suffering from nronic kidney disease eve though they had none of fe usual risktors such as high blood pressure and diabetes. jose monjares has been a cane cutt most of his adult life the small coastal region that is the sease's epicenter. his father and uncle died from it. he got his diagnosis seven yrs ago. >> ( translated ): it came on very suddenly: back pain, fever, vomiting. >> reporter: the illness forced him to stop the grueng working as a cutter so he now works as a field assiant. he needs the job, he says, even though the wages barely cover the cost of medications to slow the disease. >> ( translated ): i have to take care of myself and watch my diet. because if i don't, i'll have to get dialysis and that j

. >> and i'm laura garcia. rob mayeda is in for kari. >> this is looking like at least an inch of rain. the wind is part of the weather story this morning. san francisco wind speed up to 20 miles an hour. not as cold this morning. the rain and temperatures in the 50s. our high definition mobile doppler radar this morning giving you the high-definition perspective of the downpours moving away from san francisco to observing and the east bay where it may have contributed to an accident. mike will have more on that in a moment. san jose down to the santa cruz mountains. that is your worst commute. highway 17 will be looking at 1 to 2 inches of rain during the day. the first half dealing with heavy rain at times and gusty winds changing to showers later. the story wind and ponding on the roads. mike has an update on a major issue this morning in oakland. >> all right, rob, that's right. we have a traffic alert. look behind me right here. that mangled toyota, that red one, is underknead a fedex truck. you see the ho