showers through san vallejo vallejo, fairfield, and looki through by midnig this is more of a uniformm.-5:00 storm a.m., with widespread/moderate in the north bay and widespread/moderate into the south bay. with more by 7:00 a.m. and this is when we the wind speed consider when released howling. up to 40 m.p.h.! gusting up to 60 m.p.h. and the extreme rainfall rates and extreme hail. continue through 10:00 a.m., to push through livermore, san jose, look how quickly this is pushing through. 3:00 p.m., much drier air. the rainfall totals are going to be very impressive as this system pushes through, 10:00 p.m. through. the rainfall totals are going to be very impressive-by 5:00 p.m., three-quarters tonight. sunday morning, look at these totals! with over 2 in. in santa rosa, one- quarter = san francisco. and 1.5 = san jose. that is the early morning hours on sunday. the later morning, with over 2 in. and a number of places. all of the north bay, fairfield, san jose, boulder creek, continuing into the late morning hours. with over three-inches of rain possible. with a 2-3 in. expected. a

so far it's looky good. >> reporter: debris removal has begun. the next step is to get boats off the harbor floor. one method involves the use of giant air bags. >> like large balloons and helps raise it up. cranes. >> reporter: as the cleanup moves forward, those hardest hit, even those with insurance, are wondering how long the recovery will take. >> two or three months before we'll see a nickel. so people that lost our homes, what are we going to do? >> reporter: a lot of heartache and unanswered questions, but the cleanup is well underway. the first boat that was pulled from the harbor floor has been hauled away and because at of there's a strong smell of edition until the air but that -- smell of diesel in the air but that's being cleaned up. >> alan: the coast guard provide evidence this footage, six boats were confirmed sunk. repeated surges, some as high is a eight feet, tossed boats for nearly 24 hours. some fishermen returned to survey the damage today. >> this is the first time i have been down here since this happened. >> where is you

so we just want to let people know that you don't want to be a looky-loo or try to observe an area.st to evacuate and stay away from the situation. >> so trent, where are we seeing the worst congestion now? where are the slow spots? >> well, looks like state route 92 at 35, and like i said before, i think part of it is due to the evacuations and that's why we have increased our presence in the area, because we want to ensure that traffic flows through there smoothly. but we have noticed it's very congested and we really want to keep that area as open as possible just in case of an emergency. so if emergency personnel need to get through there, they can -- we can get through and offer assistance to people. >> so once the tsunami hits our shores, an hour or two later, hopefully there's no problems with that, it will get back to normal we hope, i would imagine, right, for you guys? >> yeah. that's the plan. once things kind of blow over and, you know, this passes through and hopefully not too much damage or it's not too severe, then we'll definitely get the roads opened back up and get

a tendency to do in california is some folks like to stop by or watch the wave roll in and do the lookyieu thing and can put officials in a bad spot and them. we ask they listen to those directions and move on. >> the same advice for those folks who grab their surf boards and see what kind of wave they're gonna ride out. >> absolutely. it's different conditionses out there, it's unpredictable and we want people to stay safe and that's the priority. >> jordan scott, thank you for updating us this morning. he talked a little what time we might start to see the first set of the big waves. i know mike's been working on that all morning. >> sometime around 8:00? >> seems like 8:08 in san francisco. i love the calmness of jordan. look at the swarm. while you guys were on the phone with jordan, we had four more aftershocks and they were magnitude 5 or higher. we've had 54 aftershocks. one was 4.5. even the depth of the quakes are now dropping down to around 25, 26 mills into the ground. what an incredible amount of mass that is moving around japan right now. let's talk about why. that could be

i imagine you will have a lot of looky-loos so to speak going out to see what's coming our way. >> well, yeah. you're not going to be able to prevent people from making poor decisions because there's a lot of ignorance when you have these events based upon previous recent where it wasn't quite as bad. we see a lot of that during hurricane season. i was down in florida one year and, of course, they are having parties prior to hurricane but then you get something like, for example, a hurricane katrina that comes in that wipes everything out, and that doesn't seem to be such a good idea anymore. so once it hits, it's too late to get out of the way of it. this is not like the rogue wave that we saw at the mavericks surf contest which in itself was devastating for those people that were there and anyone who saw that footage, the power behind this is much more significant and the duration will be much greater. so, you know, our advice is to just not go down there. don't be around that. and keep yourself safe. >> okay. harold, thank you so much, from the menlo park fire department. thank you v

looki looking for love in all the wrong places, ending up with pimps who sell them for cheap. tonight we ride along with east bay kwops as they try to nab the pimps and save the girls. cheryl hurd joins us from oakland. >> reporter: jessica, we all know that oakland's police department is understaffed and sometimes outgunned. but one of their top priorities is to find underage prostitutes. and tonight, we got a rare glimpse of a unit whose job is to save the victims and arrest the pimps. oakland police department vice and child exploitation unit preparing for a bust. >> this is a massage parlor operation. >> reporter: using marked cash, the unit is getting ready. the target, teenage prostitutes. >> it's a lot more lucrative than udrugs. it's easier to sell the product. with a girl, there's no overhead. snatch her off the corner. >> reporter: jim is one year from retirement and has worked in the unit for a decade. >> the pimps at first, oh, you're my girlfriend. i love you, i love you and ease them into it. then there's a girl pimp that will beat her, have his friends gang rape

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he doesn't want what he calls looky lieus looking out at the ocean and saying now it's too late. an abundance of caution that they have no information that nobody is talking about, that the tsunami is going to present problems down here that might lead to mandatory evacuations. i can tell you there's no school today for any public school in pacifica or half moon bay. office of emergency services tells me all schools are closed today. live in pacifica, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. for more let's go up the coast a bit to amy hollyfield in san francisco. >> we're here at ocean beach where the great highway is closed to traffic. it's very quiet out here except for the police presence. several officers out here constantly moving in control, watching and trying to talk to people. captain gary amenes is reassessing it every 30 minutes and telling us the latest on the warning you wanna give people. >> right now we're asking people to continue to stay away. traffic has been blocked off of great highway. the beach is closed so you can't come on to the beach. we are allowing pedestrian traf

there was that aspect as well you saw a lot of lookie loos coming and wanting to check out the harbour. >> speaking of safety and casualties, up state rescue teams suspended the search for a man swept out to sea norcrescent city. 25-year-old dustin weber disappeared taking pictures of the waves near clamot hiver he just moved from bend oregon and yesterday they covered 250 square miles looking for him no luck. >>> 8-foot tsunami waves in crescent city were the largest that hit the u.s. harbour crews are still assessing the damage to the city's port as well 8 sunken boats and dozens of damages fishing vessels. >> we do get our small tsunami or surge and it breaks the docks but this is the worst i have experienced. >> damage in crescent city is expected to top $25 million. >>> 7:37 a.m. bay area travelers stranded in tokyo during the disaster have finally returned home. don nap shows us reunions with loved ones. >> once that big one started coming it just kept going it was like this is lasting longer than usual. >> reporter: ray roberts of napa was in tokyo his mother was on a plane flyi

the string of storms through the bay area have a lot of people looki ining up. >> i would call someone to trim this tree. >> reporter: there are various times to call in a pro before you have your branches crashing down. >> if it looks like the lean is increasing, call someone right away. if you have a large number of dead branches or it's leaning on a building or a fence, call a professional right away. >> reporter: he's examining trees at a commercial property in santa clara, but the same rule applies for home owners. not just when it's rainy, but when the winds kick up too. >> you want to look for situations like this. you have a tree that has a lot of tight branch attachments, then you want to do a little bit more maintenance than usual. coming in and doing some thinning and lightweight reduction so that the wind is not forced to go completely around your tree, but lightly through, so it doesn't have the added pressure. >> reporter: if you have a particularly old tree you're trying to protect, her dad has an added tool, one of three 12 radars in the nation that uses same technology

we have the beach and so forth, just patrolling to make sure that the people don't decide to be a looky loo because we don't know what will happen. it is just a -- a watch right now, for us -- >> well you ask people to leave if they are on the beach? can do you that? or advise them? can you force them? caller: we will advise them to -- that it's probably not safe and they should leave until we get further word from authorities. >> you can't force them to leave? or can you? caller: we can't force to leave unless they are in imminent danger. >> what other preparations will the san francisco police department need to make in the next few hours? what is critical for you? caller: emergency management will decide what they need us to do and we will mobilize based on the recommendations from the authorities. >> yeah. all right. >> troy, thanks, san francisco police department, one of many agencies here, preparing for -- preparing for the possibility of a tsunami breaching our coastline. >> we understand the coast guard is meeting right now as well. certainly san mateo county, office of emergen

. >> sue lang wonders if there is the guinness world record for the most looky-loos at a train wreckeen would win that as well. >> and number of television appearances in one 24-hour period, i think he would win that as well. >>> 5:56 in the morning and lawrence karnow has the morning. >> and we like to see you all the time with the good days. >> and a perfect day on a friday. isn't that perfect? and a lot of sunshine around the bay area. a little chilly to start with. 30s and 40s. but by the afternoon. look at the temperatures, many spots in the bay and valleys, those numbers are moving well into the 60s. cooler toward the coastline. into the 50s but it should stay dry all day long. and chance of showers though, returns late in the day on saturday, and it looks like rain expected in the bay area on sunday. and all right a great picture for you overlooking the fog from charles lins sy taken in concord. a great way to start out your day. thanks for sending the picture in. if you would like to send them in, send them to my pix at cbs 5 .com. let's get a traffic check. >> friday light o

i applied both to my looki at these issues. it is important for folks in puic life who are asking or potentially asking to lead. who are yoand why do you lieve what you believe? >> there is one ise that intersects religion and politics, including in pennsylvania. bishops do not want to served communion to catholics who are for abortion rights. >> i am a catholic in public life, not a clergyman. that is a private discussion between the bishop and the communicant. i would leave it at that and i trust the bishops to handle those things and for politicians to stand out of it. >> what shaped your views on abortion? >> the seed was planted by my parents, who were pro-life. i was ambivalent on this issue when i first ran for congress. i was a 30 year-old guy who grew up in the 1960's and 1970's and have friends with different opinions on the issue. it was one of these things that bothered me and i stayed away from it and never took much of a position. i was sort of agnostic. i was comfortable with it. most americans are. they do not l

they worship and they read what scripture they read, but when you looky at what my faith means and whether as i say i'm a lutheran, not a catholic you look at leo the 13th and what he said about what catholicism means for workers in fairness, you know it is point match, points that match. that clearly spoke definitively about this. t mr. president i said this on the floor today. it is a depiction of the canary and the birdcage. the canary died from lack of oxygenears or toxic gas. he only had himself to depend on. he didn't have a government that cared much in thoseende days to write safety laws particularly child laborhi laws. he didn't have a union that was strong enough in those days toi' fight back. to many people that are ultraconservatives, and there were many in both ofoth these bodies of the senate in the house, want to go back to the states. they want to eliminate worker safety laws.coll they are clearly going afterlear collective bargaining andmany clearly going after so many thet things we hold dear., again mr. president it wasn'teri the uaw workers. it wasn't the service employ