san jose, moffett field, both over an inch. look at oakland, two inches. and liver more, close to that. we have gotten a good dose of this storm. it's a level 3 storm. it is a strong storm, rain heavy at times, with flooding possible. bay bridge toll plaza, you will notice that the rain is coming down. ommute will include some slippery roadways. temperatures from the 40s to the 60s, in places like san jose. hour-by-hour, heavy rain around 1:00 a.m. oranges, yellows, for parts of the bay area. by the time the morning commute begins, 4:00 a.m., mike nicco will be here tracking this storm. most will see isolated showers. could see a heavy downpour around the south bay. 5:00 a.m., widely scattered showers. much lighter than what we saw today and are seeing tonight. 8:00 a.m., if your kids go to school, make sure they have the rain gear. noontime, steady rain. and then, the showers become less widespread in the afternoon and evening. by 6:00, this storm is winding down and there's not much left other than cloud cover. in terms of the rainfall, we're looking at

san jose, moffett field, both over an inch. look at oakland, two inches. and liver more, close to that. we have gotten a good dose of this storm. it's a level 3 storm. it is a strong storm, rain heavy at times, with flooding possible. bay bridge toll plaza, you will notice that the rain is coming down. and tomorrow morning's commute will include some slippery roadways. temperatures from the 40s to the 60s, in places like san jose. hour-by-hour, heavy rain around 1:00 a.m. oranges, yellows, for parts of the bay area. by the time the morning commute begins, 4:00 a.m., mike nicco will be here tracking this storm. most will see isolated showers. could see a heavy downpour around the south bay. 5:00 a.m., widely scattered showers. much lighter than what we saw today and are seeing tonight. 8:00 a.m., if your kids go to school, make sure they have the rain gear. noontime, steady rain. and then, the showers become less widespread in the afternoon and evening. by 6:00, this storm is winding down and there's not much left other than cloud cover. in terms of the rai

. >> tonight, california national guard members based in moffett field returned from southern california. they rescued several survivors from the mud slides. abc7 news reporter janine de la vega tells us about their experience new at 11:00. >> reporter: it's been a long three days for senior air man ryan garot. he and the 129th rescue wing just returned from seeing people in southern california lose everything. >> it was devastating. you could see basically the mudslide and the effects of the mudslide resulting in cars through second story windows, roofs that were ripped off of homes. >> he and his team were in this hh60 helicopter flying above the destruction. the mud was deep, thick and wet forcing them to be strategic in finding places to land so they would not get stuck. gara would sit in that seat looking out the window surveying damage and looking for survivors. they ended up rescuing three. >> tears in their eyes thanking us for trying to sort out what was going on. >> reporter: it was challenging and at times he described the scene as mass confusion. he and his team stayed focuse

. >> tonight, california national guard members based in moffett field returned from southern california. they rescued several survivors from the mud slides. abc7 news reporter janine de la vega tells us about their experience new at 11:00. >> reporter: it's been a long three days for senior air man ryan garot. he and the 129th rescue wing just returned from seeing people in southern california lose everything. >> it was devastating. you could see basically the mudslide and the effects of the mudslide resulting in cars through second story windows, roofs that were ripped off of homes. >> he and his team were in this hh60 helicopter flying above the destruction. the mud was deep, thick and wet forcing them to be strategic in finding places to land so they would not get stuck. gara would sit in that seat looking out the window surveying damage and looking for survivors. they ended up rescuing three. >> tears in their eyes thanking us for trying to sort out what was going on. >> reporter: it was challenging and at times he described the scene as mass confusion. he and his team stayed focuse

. >>> a rescue squad at moffett airbase is back in the bay area after spending three days in montecito. when airmen describe the people they rescued as grateful but overwhelmed by what they'd been through. >> it was a somber moment for sure. they were thankful to be out. you could see it in their eyes that they were worried about what's behind them. >> the 129th rescue wing picked up three that comes age is 13 to 58. the crew had to choose only spots carefully for their helicopter to avoid getting stuck in the mud. >>> the u.s. postal service says 40 of its trucks in oakland have been covered with graffiti in the past few months. jana katsuyama went to find out the reason for the graffti and why some say it's a sign of a bigger problem in oakland. >> reporter: some u.s. mail trucks are rolling out with new markings these days. read, white and blue paint covered over by graffiti and letters. >> we will have to have those repainted and cleaned. >> reporter: this postal service spokesperson said the tagging outside their facility on 13th street increased after the parking lot they were le

just about that at moffett field. 83% of normal at sfo. san jose 69% of normal. san francisco 71% of average. we need storms just like yesterday to really continue to push those totals up even more. certainly without the destruction. temperatures right now in the 50s and the 60s. here is a live picture from the south beach camera. this is a beautiful view as we look across the bay back toward the west. isolated shower ended this evening. a few light showers are expected tomorrow and it will be dry and milder later in the week. on the storm impact scale, tomorrow's system is a level one. nothing like what we saw yesterday. scattered light showers breezy at time, less than two-tenths of an inch is expected. so what is left of tonight is just an isolated shower. and then we go into the morning commute, there will be plenty of fog at 5:00 a.m., so please be careful. at 7:30, we see a few showers developing around sonoma sonoman at 10:00 a.m., into the east bay and around noon, very spotty and light. not a washout. but keep the umbrella handy. by 4:00 a.m., this is al

sure enough, look at this, only moffett field in san jose didn't make it from 2 inches, from los gatos up to santa rosa anywhere from 2 to 3 inches, nearly 5 in kin field. same thing in sfo so almost 3 inches in oakland. wow. >> look at kent field, almost five inches. >> always the wettest spot. >> that's why i felt like a drowned rat yesterday. makes sense. >>> a ten-year-old girl battling leukemia got to live out her dream at the golden globes. >> francine was on the red carpet with press credentials and a camera. she says photography has helped take her mind off of chemo. she got to meet stars like steven spielberg and ben zel washington. >> i got to meet some of the people, i never thought that that would happen in my life, that would only happen once in a lifetime. so i'm happy that my dream came true. >> she says her very favorite sighting was the cast of one of her favorite shows "stranger things." >>> fans of the crimson tide are celebrating after alabama stunned georgia in an exciting overtime win to claim the college football national championship. >> for georgia this was a h

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crews with the california air national guard's 129th rescue wing on the way back to moffett field. saved three people in santa barbara county. >> toyota hydroplaning. almost need a different word for what happened there. >> man who was driving that prius is counting his blessings. >> story of survival. >> reporter: man behind the wheel has a name, deion franklin, he and girlfriend trying to escape from the water and debris. >> wall of water hit from behind, coming from rear-view mirror, hit from behind and car just took on speed of its own. hit the corner out of sight of the video we hydroplaned all the way down, almost in the creek basin at bottom of the hill. >> reporter: less than a minute but scary seconds at that. >> she's screaming top of her lungs, go faster, go, go, pulling my shirt. i'm going, no control of the brakes or steering or anything at that point. >> reporter: trying to keep it together. >> wanted to survive, not end up a statistic. thinking about my kids and my family and whatnot. hey, this could be it for me right here. got down the hill, there were cars that lo

crews with the california air national guard's 129th rescue wing on the way back to moffett field. saved three people in santa barbara county. >> toyota hydroplaning. almost need a different word for what happened there. >> man who was driving that prius is counting his blessings. >> story of survival. >> reporter: man behind the wheel has a name, deion franklin, he and girlfriend trying to escape from the water and debris. >> wall of water hit from behind, coming from rear-view mirror, hit from behind and car just took on speed of its own. hit the corner out of sight of the video we hydroplaned all the way down, almost in the creek basin at bottom of the hill. >> reporter: less than a minute but scary seconds at that. >> she's screaming top of her lungs, go faster, go, go, pulling my shirt. i'm going, no control of the brakes or steering or anything at that point. >> reporter: trying to keep it together. >> wanted to survive, not end up a statistic. thinking about my kids and my family and whatnot. hey, this could be it for me right here. got down the hill, there were cars that lo

i would rather go with the axe moffett -- >> took place in mexico, did it not?> they found them stalin was not a particularly great man, just so you know. >> i'm glad to hear that. >> so we heard yesterday. >> jeff flake shared thoughts about stalin yesterday. >> socialist workers party when i was at college the people will never be defeated but it's really because the manufacturing should be owned by the people. like tim cook might have said -- not. >> on activist front, i did want to point out aes -- >> a second rate. >> jeff from value act goes on the board now. i mention it in part because this is another sign of social, social investing. >> really? >> yeah. in recent years, aes began a transition to become a more sustainable company by selling its coal assets and investing in wind and solar and energy storage. aes is well position to play a leading role in bringing new energy solutions to the domestic and international market it serves lowering their carbon footprint. it is interesting to note, that's a very large firm, $15 billion in asset. >> david, let's

members of the national guard's 129th rescue wing have returned to moffett field after helping rescueictims in santa barbara county. one says the scene was devastating! the thick wet mud made it difficult for them to land but despite the challenges, he and five others in the unit were able to save three people. >> they were thankful to be out when they could but you could see they were more worried about what's behind them. >> the 129th rescue wing is credited with saving more than 1100 lives in the last four decades. >> the devastation that you see is incredible. just really hard to see all those pictures and videos. >> yeah. yeah. those rescue crews are heroes. >> that's for sure. >>> what california is seeing right now is high pressure which is a problem this morning but for the weekend it's going to be very nice. all that high pressure means clear skies out there. that's what we're seeing. but unfortunately, because of those clear skies, it is causing fog. so basically our temperatures are the same as the dew points and that's why our live view of the embarcadero, the bay bridge,

moffett saying they will still be a beneficiary tax reform even if they don't have a lot of cash earningsnt at charter because they are not a significant cash taxpayer. it doesn't mean they won't be over time and won't be a beneficiary in that cut of the federal tax rate to 21%. that and number of other reasons behind the upgrade and you can see it is benefitting the stock price today. even though comcast is down. >> well, look, i think that that's a great call because you remember when they downgraded comcast, that was the top. they have a lot of impact. good firm. >> speaking of just research not necessarily from a firm, this morning just so people know it, this is an area candidly i do not know and saying seagate is an investor in ripple, talking about it being worth 8 billion and i don't know whether this is the kind of note i put credence in. >> i don't know what to make of this ripple and the xrp, the currency that is associated with it, the digital currency it's very hard to fully grasp. >> isn't it? i think all of us are struggling here with the value. >> the value of the currency

buildings are each expected to have more than a half million square feet of space in sunnyvale's moffettark area. >>> a look at the first jobs report of 2018 and apple's app store sets a new record. >> joining us now with all the details is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning, kenny and michelle. the december jobs report came in a little weaker than expected. the labor department reports a gain of 148,000 jobs. economists were looking for a gain of around 190000. but november was revised higher so that cuts into that loss just a little bit right there, with a gain of 190,000. unemployment steady, 17-year low. wage growth is lagging behind job growth. it's stayed around the average over the course of 2017. still a solid report. the economy continues to expand. apple's app store is expanded to records over the holidays. the company says in seven days starting on christmas eve, it had $890 million in sales on the app store culminating with $300 million on new year's day. the top app store seller, pokemon go returned to the top of the charts late december

the 129th rescue wing from moffett field is helping with search-and-rescue efforts.udslides can happen weeks and even months after the rain stops. san jose state university professor laura sullivan green says areas burned by wildfire are more prone to slides for two reasons. the fires destroy vegetation which absorbs water and helps keep soil in place and fires cause chemical changes in the soil causing it to repel water. >> instead of it absorbing into the soil, it runs off and carries the soil with it and mixes and creates the mud flow. >> burn areas remain susceptible to flooding and slides for up to two years after a fire. >>> that's a scary thought considering the hundreds of thousands of acres that have burned down there but i guess this morning the concern is fog. >> fog is a problem. it's covering a lot of our views of our live cameras. i want to show you the visibility map right away. leave earlier if you can today. half moon bay visibility down to 1.3. sfo down to 8. hayward is being impacted, as well. so you see a lot of that fog working its way around the

. >>> for more, let us bring in craig moffett. axios done a great job. do you buy this report >> no. part of our job is to separate signal from noise. this is pure noise and there is a 0.0% chance that this is -- >> 0.0 why? >> it is neither technologically sound. it is politically -- it's bizarre that it comes from the republicans. if it came from bernie sanders, you know, you would think but it's there's going to be no political support for it. there's no money for it. there's no laws that would support it. >> why does the stocks move -- >> they did early this morning. by the end of the day i think that was all out. the telecoms responded to the fact that the ten year rose and all the yield sensitive sectors soldoff. charter was back to where it was in line with the market today. so i think most people perceived this to be a cooky story. if there's any kernel to this, you can -- from an equipment perspective we don't like the idea of chinese telecom equipment coming to the u.s. market. you could see today they're -- you don't use them in networks that

that team is based in moffett field. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage on these deadly mudslides. nbc bay area's anousha rasta is in is santa barbara county tracking the latest from the flood zone. you can follow us on twitter, that's @nbcbayarea. >>> at 6:03 this morning happening today we're expecting big developments in the recall effort against santa clara county judge aaron persky. judge persky came under execute knee after sentencing brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in san jose to explain what will happen today. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. we expect those signatures to arrive here at the santa clara county registrar of voters around 9:00 and once they are turned in they have to be verified and it sounds like there are quite a few of them that will have to be verified. now, the petitioners are required to have 58,000 signatures and nbc bay area sources tell us they gathered almost double that. if enough of those signatures are qualified then the ballot measure to recall judge aaron persky woul

that team is based in moffett field. stay with us for continuing coverage of these deadly mudslides. nbc bay area's anousha rasta is in santa barbara county. you can follow us on twitter @nbc bay area. >>> the recall effort against the judge that sentenced brock turner is expected to move forward. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in san jose with a look at what is next, good morning, kris. >> reporter: all of those signatures have to be verified by the santa clara county registrar of voters here and it sounds like there are quite a few of them that will have to be verified. the petition requirement is 58,000 signatures and nbc bay area sources tell us there could be almost double that. if enough of those signatures are verified, the ballot measure to recall judge aaron persky would go before voters in june. supporters want persky off the bench for what they consider a lenient sentence for former stanford swimmer brock turner who was convicted of sexual assaulting an unconscious woman behind a campus dumpst

know who is finally moaning -- funneling money to the president or what purpose if they are paying moffett rate or above or what the thing is actually worth. this again goes back to my consent that i don't know if you solve the problem with that divestiture, because you have so much potential for things to flow to a president, particularly through these privately held companies. i would be less worried if they held stock in gm, and gm was selling off assets and property. i don't know if i feel the need to know who they are selling them off too, because it is a big enough company that a don't think decisions are being made to benefit a president, but these privately held companies that he holds are selling to privately held companies that obscure the buyer and you already have, the articles you mentioned, and i think that people missed it because i did not see it getting as much coverage as it should. a group called global witness work with reuters to release a really damning report on money laundering activities. i don't think they ever alleged he was personally involved in money launderin