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. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> i'm meteorologist paul deanno reporting live with the kpix 5 mobile weather lab in a brisk soggy windy pittsburg. it is pretty messy out here for the day. this is what kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar look like last night and early this morning as the first wave of strong rainfall moved through. the north bay took the brunt of the storm but everybody got a very good soaking overnight. rainfall totals coming up in a few minutes. they are adding up some spots 5, 6, 7, 8" of rain in the north bay but what's happening right now, brian hackney has more on that. >> i'll tell you, as this storm packed a punch we are getting a chance to catch our breaths this evening. the kpix 5 high-def doppler radar shows how widely scattered the showers are across the north bay with the atmosphere primed on target for more rain sunday when a cold front finally pushes that moisture that is still offshore through the bay area. we certainly picked up plenty already. chief meteorologist paul deanno's live in pittsburg with how it's looking by highway 4 tonight. hey, paul. >> reporter: yeah

. ♪ mattress discounters and i'm brian hackney.t this hour another dose of rain is heading south over e bay area. the time-lapse on the satel uds spreading from . >>> good evening. this hour another dose of rain is helding south over the bay area. clouds are spreading all the way to santa barbara. the kpix doppler is picking up light echos and for all of that, there's not a lot of rain with this. maybe three quarters of an inch overnight. they will all spread south. we will have the forecast for you in just a few minutes. >>> it rains often on the chinese new years parade. it's the largest of its kind outside of raise asia. >> there have been a couple rain drops. it hopes it does not rain on this parade. they are lining the streets of san francisco to take it in. it is one of the top ten of the parades in the world. it has been going on for more than an hour and metty more to go as you can see. marching bands, marble arts -- marshal arts groups. it culminates in a 200-foot long dragon puppet. this is a 5000 year tradition in china.

good evening i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm ann notarangelo. kpix doug on the investigation that includes the girl's mother. >> reporter: and that's right this has happened in the close nit building of apartment dwellers. they knew the mother and the boyfriend and the child. and yesterday someone saw the mother and the boyfriend leave with luggage and not the child and they called police. >> napa police officers checked the apartment and located the three-year-old deceased in her bed. no parent or guardian was present at the residence. investigators from the napa please took over from the investigation. during the initial stages, the investigators noticed what appeared to be blunt force trama injuries on the victim. followup also indicated the victim appeared to have been sexually assaulted. >> reporter: police arresting the child's mother sara krueger, 23-year-old and her boyfriend scat warner 26. this recent cell phone photo showing the victim on the right at play with an unidentified boy who lived in the same apartment complex. having an opi

. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> i'm paul deanno with mobile weather in windy and soggy pittsburg. this is what kpix 5 hi-def doppler looked like last night and early this morning as the storm first rushed ashore. i'll tell you what, it was pouring north of the golden gate. now 90% of that rainfall has fallen in the north bay but it's been too much in a few spots. everybody got a windy soaking. i will have the latest on the updated rainfall totals, a huge disparity out there. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> an interesting contrast, lots of rain north of the golden gate, and in san francisco. but look at the pavement in milpitas. it is dry. only a few tenths of an inch have fallen in the south bay. >> this is the most rain we have had in more than a year. we have reporters all over the bay area. mark kelly is in petaluma where there's a flash flood warning. >> reporter: saturday afternoon petaluma's flooding risk raised from an advisory to a warning for low-lying roads and water. warning means the national weather service says flooding is happening or just about to happen and p

a busy weekend, of course we'll have things covered very well, we have roberta gonzales and brian hackneyey will be here tracking the storm for you all over the weekend. >> all right. thanks, lawrence. >> you're welcome. >> all right. >>> it is friday and that means we're looking for roberta, right? >> yeah. time for the big reveal. where are you, roberta? >> reporter: i'm at the embarcadero right now. but whether we are talking about the ongoing drought or finally some rain, who knows best about the weather but our guest with "where's roberta?" welcome to the national weather service located in monterey, california. this isn't your daddy's weather service. this is a vibrant, informative, enthusiastic and brilliant weather service keeping the media and public informed faster than ever before. heading up a new era of communication, meet logan johnson, lead meteorologist at the national weather service. >> our job is to keep the american people safe and allow people to make the best decisions possible with the best weather information possible. >> reporter: across the country, across the wo

. >> an i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm meteorologist paul d california. i have covered five or six tropical storms working in florida. in some of those storms it was not as wet as it is here. the rainfall is moving. winds gusting 30 miles an hour. for much of the day today, a thin marrow band of the heaviest rainfall has developed, marin, sonoma, napa, but it didn't share with the rest of the bay area and these are the results. look at santa rosa. more than five inches of rain compared to san francisco less than an hour down the road, an inch. in san jose, most of the rain fell yesterday. we had 100 times more rain in santa rosa today than san jose. petaluma, four inches. vacaville, three inches. that is north of highway 4. everywhere north of highway 4 has gotten the rainfall. in pittsburgh, only an inch. sunnyvale, onage inch. all of this rainfall we are getting, dense in the drought. because of the north bay since the beginning of last year, we are 30 inches below normal weather wise. but that line of heavy rain. i don't care what the radar says, we ar

. >> and i'm brian hackney. that recording is giving us a better clue of what happened when a bart train went off the tracks last night and brian webb is live with more. >> reporter: we are at the final staging of repairs replacing the tracks. some of the crews are back up there still tonight, they are hidden behind the bushing. they poke out. that is where the accident happened right there. this will be the second straight night of overnight work for these crews, a big effort to get the trains running again bright and early tomorrow morning. large cranes lifted the bart cars putting them on flat bed trucks to take them away for inspection. >> shaken a little bit? >> absolutely. >> bart emergency. bart emergency! >> 321, the trail, concord, con ford two. >> reporter: that was the first alert from dispatch on the derailment. the train slipped off the tracks at the point the tracks interlock. no passenger on board and the engineer uninjured. but figuring out what went wrong is like figuring out which came first, t

. >> i'm brian hackney. now, the question is when will the repairs wrap up and the stations re-open? kpix 5's don knapp has information for those who depend on bart. hi, don. >> reporter: hi, brian. the answer is 8 a.m. sunday morning. 24 hours ahead of monday morning. 8 a.m. sunday morning bart expects to have the repairs done and the trains back in service. certainly good news for everybody who was caught in the terrible commute mess friday evening when the trains derailed. >>> reporter: early today, crews began untangling the mess after a 10-car bart train ran off the track as it left concord station following the friday evening commute. this is the second of four cars that derailed and were damaged. heavy crane worked overnight into the morning to lift the cars and place them on flatbed trucks for the trips to bart maintenance yards. no passengers were on the train at the time of the derailment. the operator was not injured. he was in the last car which became the lead car as the train headed tail first

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm ann notarangelo. don knapp is at the concord station with more. >> reporter: anne, with those damaged cars removed from the tracks they are making good progress telling us now they will have the trains back on the track and running at 8 a.m. sunday. that's tomorrow morning, almost 24 hours ahead of the monday morning commute. certainly good news. >>> reporter: early today, crews began untangling the mess after a 10-car bart train ran off the track as it left concord station following the friday evening commute. this is the second of four cars that derailed and were damaged. heavy crane worked overnight into the morning to lift the cars and place them on flatbed trucks for the trips to bart maintenance yards. no passengers were on the train at the time of the derailment. the operator was not injured. he was in the last car which became the lead car as the train headed tail first out of the station. it had rolled off the tracks and up to the edge of the overpass. around midday, all the cars had to be mo

good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm ann notarangelo. there is a couple in napa connected to the death of a four-year-old daughter. they were last seen carrying luggage out of kruger's apartment. they went inside and found the little girl dead. they say there were signs of foul play. right now, kruger and warner are just wanted for questioning. >>> it happened again. a pedestrian hit in san francisco has life threating injuries. happened a little before 7:00 p.m. on hudson avenue. about a block south of young blood coleman playground. the driver stayed at the scene and the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> san francisco may be on the task of taxing sodas like the idea put in place last year in new york city. those behind the proposal say it is not just about bringing in more money. brian webb has more. >> reporter: two cents announced on sugary drinks, almost a quarter a can. the old fashioned soda fountain is alive and well, but the idea of a soda tax is falling flat with customers like chris miles. >> i don't know if they

. >> and i'm bryan hackney. brian web is on market street. >> reporter: this is where it happened about 7:00 tonight. police have left the area, but we've seen them circling the block looking for the gunman ever since and we still don't know who was shot or why. on a crowded market street as westfield mall was closing, shots rang out right outside. french tourist oscar captured the commotion on his ipad. >> he has a shoot, two shoots i soon and the man was shooting in here i think and he goes down. i don't know why. >> reporter: police tell me a man was shot multiple times on street level, wounded and bleeding stumbled down the escalator to the powell b.a.r.t. station which was closed for about an hour. aldo works in the mall and heard people start to panic. what did you see and hear? >> there was just a lot of people screaming and running towards the other mall. >> reporter: the victim was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the gunman got away. b.a.r.t. was open soon after with police still piecing th

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. >>> another tax on the sugary drinks, good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm ann notarangelo. the next time you boy a can of coke in san francisco it can cost you more. new tonight brian webb on the new push to bump up the price. >> reporter: the so-called soda tax will be introduced here at city hall on tuesday night. two cents an ounce for all sugary drinks and that's almost a quarter a can. the old-fashioned soda fountain is a alive and well in san francisco's coal valley. but the thought of a new soda tax is falling flat with customers like chris miles. >> i don't know if the government taxing people any more than they're already taxing us would really help the situation at all. >> reporter: sodas have changes a lot and so are the people drinking them. two-thirds of americans are now considered overweight or obese with one out of eight now saddled with type 2 diabetes. >> the approach is similar to the approach we took with tobacco taxes. >> reporter: scott wiener and three other san francisco supervisors came up with the plan. a two cent tax for every one ounce of sugary

. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> i'm meteorologist paul deanno reporting live with the kpix 5 mobile weatherindy pittsburg. it

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david:, hackneyed phrase but bellwether.r for the connie. that is doing extremely well. >> they're doing more. up three bucks for fedex. [closing bell ringing] david: the bells are ringing on wall street. boy, what a day. we're off the highs. we were above 200. but we're now trading at 187. that is nothing to sneeze at at you will. all the indices are up. russell 2000 didn't quite make it into the 1% jump range. it is doing quite well. all the indexes. you're looking around, liz for areas that did poorly today, you can't find any. liz: janet yellen hit that page. david: they like what they heard. liz: they sure did. the new fed chair janet yellen making her first appearance before congress since taking the job at the beginning of this month and delivering the message, and the word, continuity in the fed policy. she said the recovery in the labor market is far from complete. david: barclays is planning to cut up to 12,000 more jobs this year. including 5000 in the international operations. the bank will also increase bonuses

to tell you about the next system rolling into the bay area, our guide brian hackney at the kpix studios. you saw where she was -- well, maybe you didn't see too well. hard to see there at all but just to show you the doppler, it verifies with the rain. that is where she was. this is the 101 just north of the golden gate bridge. you see the middle of the screen where it says 101 and to the left it says consulman road. it's where she is at a spectacular overlook usually of the golden gate bridge. there's light rain is that spread over much of the north bay this morning. some of the impulses are heading east over the highway 4 corridor, then down a little bit into 68 o, a a little scattered but some of it below the radar. reporting rain in santa rosa, notice no echoes there because it's too low for any radar to see. we're expecting everybody to get wet. a little sun coming out in santa clara county but as this cold front presses south finally and we'll get more rain for everybody. showers through tonight, dry break early next week. the last 24 hours not far from roberta, mount tam picked u

it's that hackneyed phrase, crushing burden of regulation. that would come as news to most americans who have benefited from clean air regulations, which by the way has net created jobs, not destroyed them, and the republican narrative here couldn't be more false except that they're protecting their base, their corporate base, in my view at the expense of the average american sint who wants to bring -- to breathe clean air, wants to drink clean water and wants to protect their children. with that i yield back, mr. hairman. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman is recognized. mr. crawford -- mr. collins: i'm aplaced that my friend across the aisle, i'm not sure when you look at the workers i've named and look at the business owners who come to my office an discuss the fact that their jobs are being lost, things are being taken because of regulatory burden, it is. the tired argument here is not the fact that -- the honest argument here is what is the role we're supposed to be doing? where is the government role that should be ther