we have a stove and a fireplace. >> reporter: at guerneville, the flood level is 32 feet. right now, the river is just 5.5 feet high. mary thomas would like to see it higher so her husband can get their boat out. >> the weather's got to get a little higher. >> you're looking forward to the rain? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: the storm headed here has already pummeled the pacific northwest. seattle was virtually shut down today by unusually heavy snow. those who could get to the airport found dozens of flights canceled, but some made the best of it. >> we're going to sled down, get more hot chocolate, sled down, get more hot chocolate. >> we need water, we need rain. >> reporter: we've been up here in years past, where there have been sand bags and parts of the town under water. no worry about that right now. the russian river is only at 5.5 feet right now. it would take a lot of rain before anyone up here has to worry about flooding. ♪ [ music ] >>> currently, live stormtracker 2 has that rain just to the north of where kenny is. the rain in eureka, they've seen 3 inches of ra

from guerneville to healdsburg and santa rosa. light-moderate. a few showers in and around livermore. in the santa cruz mountains, were showers taking shape. the winds are getting testy. here is the storm. the brunt of the storm still remains offshore. this is going to move into the bay area. the heavy rain will last until about dawn. we could see some flooding on streets and highways. we also have a chance of thunderstorms going into tomorrow morning. >>vicki: we are going to take you to a bar in san francisco's nob hill. the giants fans are pretty happy tonight. >>vicki: three people are covering an oakland from gunshot wounds. >>brian: storm tracker 4 says the heaviest rain in the north bay. >>gary: at january 21st, 1982, the 49ers first super bowl win. that was joe montana's third season with the franchise. the score was 26-21, the 49ers beat the bengals, the first of five super bowls. let's take a peek at what happened. the stadium was packed. this was the hottest ticket in nine years. alex smith and vernon davis played catch. alex smith onl

we have a stove and a fireplace. >> reporter: at guerneville, the flood level is 32 feet. right now, the river is just 5.5 feet high. mary thomas would like to see it higher so her husband can get their boat out. >> the weather's got to get a little higher. >> you're looking forward to the rain? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: the storm headed here has already pummeled the pacific northwest. seattle was virtually shut down today by unusually heavy snow. those who could get to the airport found dozens of flights canceled, but some made the best of it. >> we're going to sled down, get more hot chocolate, sled down, get more hot chocolate. >> we need water, we need rain. >> reporter: we've been up here in years past, where there have been sand bags and parts of the town under water. no worry about that right now. the russian river is only at 5.5 feet right now. it would take a lot of rain before anyone up here has to worry about flooding. ♪ [ music ] >>> currently, live stormtracker 2 has that rain just to the north of where kenny is. the rain in eureka, they've seen 3 inches of ra

what we're looking now in the guerneville area is a renne dade shower that made its reaches into the -- renegade shower that made its reaches into the far north bay. this is what we refer to as an inside slider. it wanted to dig a path south but then traversed rapidly and ejected to the east not even leaving a few snowflakes in the high sierra. rain, bring it on, certainly could call for it. right now we're at 31% of normal in san jose. this time last year 71%. so far we're going to wrap up january with about 2 1/3 inches of rain in the bucket in san francisco. typically we have about 4 1/2. dry sky for the most part on monday, a foggy start in fresno, high sierra precipitation free. a few sprinkles possible overnight, then a cloudy morning and then the clouds part to sunshine during the day, warmest day of the workweek coming up still. the temperatures tomorrow, the outside number will top off near 65. it's a return of a westerly wind up to 15. extended forecast, a transition day on wednesday and that will set the stage for high pressure building in, warmest day on friday and then a

the driver of a pickup truck hit a guardrail on highway 116 in guerneville about 3:00 this morning. his truck tumbled down an embankment. the man died at the scene. fire officials say there was strong odor of alcohol in the truck's cab. >> a suspected drunk driver hit a 15-year-old pedestrian who was in a crosswalk in petaluma. it happened on east washington just after 12:30 this morning. young victim was taken to the hospital with major injuries but is said to be stable. the driver has been identified as 20-year-old wesley pickford of novato. he admitted to drinking. his blood alcohol was.15%. >>> there are growing knerns oakland after the death. they were killed outside the parents' food truck blocks from where another little boy was khirld killed. >> reporter: he was five years old and was helping his father. witnesses say someone in line outside fired shots into the vehicle helped gabrielle into the chest. the boy's father reacted to the shooting. >> he had blood on the hands. he said i got my kid got shot. he has a gun. >> the gunman is described as a black man in his 20, six f

they may be driven off towards guerneville on the coast. tomorrow, morning clouds.the bay area, weekend dry, or a cool dray weather pattern. the weather patterns to the north. this is what could trigger the showers. those drop a little further south as we go into tomorrow. >>> now in the pacific, where is all the storms? there they are. lots going on. this is very productive, potent activity here. but it's all going too far north. the jet stream, the ridge is shooting everything here. you saw the pictures, all the snow they're getting fvment this were to drop down a few miles, we would be wet as all get out. as we go into the next week, we're pretty much dry. this little system tweaks through tonight and tomorrow. that basically, might bring us a little drizzle. the main impact will be more clouds, and a little cooler daytime highs. fog in the morning. as you get into friday, high pressure, boom, it really locks itself down. the winds come up, and we could see north-northeast winds. up in the mountains, blowing hard as well. this sort of confirms and establishes eve

they may be driven off towards guerneville on the coast. tomorrow, morning clouds. in the bay area, weekend dry, or a cool dray weather pattern. the weather patterns to the north. this is what could trigger the showers. those drop a little further south as we go into tomorrow. >>> now in the pacific, where is all the storms? there they are. lots going on. this is very productive, potent activity here. but it's all going too far north. the jet stream, the ridge is shooting everything here. you saw the pictures, all the snow they're getting fvment this were to drop down a few miles, we would be wet as all get out. as we go into the next week, we're pretty much dry. this little system tweaks through tonight and tomorrow. that basically, might bring us a little drizzle. the main impact will be more clouds, and a little cooler daytime highs. fog in the morning. as you get into friday, high pressure, boom, it really locks itself down. the winds come up, and we could see north-northeast winds. up in the mountains, blowing hard as well. this sort of confirms and establishes

in guerneville, the russian river flood level is 32 feet. right now, the river is just 5 15 feet high -- is just five feet high. >> nothing there really. >> the first rains will fall in the north bay and then we'll see rain all over the blair later on today -- over the bay area later on today. steve paulson will have the full weather forecast for you in just a few minutes. you can get weather sent to your home by signing up for mobilektvu.com. >>> divers resumed the search today for 21 people still missing after that cruise ship disaster in italy. coming up at 8:015, more damaging -- 8:5, more damaging information is dumbing -- 8:15, more information on the search. >> reporter: it's kind of a mixed bag but the important thing is that uc president mark yudof is seriously considering this student proposal to eliminate the tuition all together. protests have plagued the berkeley cam fows twor two -- campus for two years now. here is the idea students have -- they want the uc to drop the $12,000 a year tuition and students will submit 80 -- will