for the second conservative morning, we have a flipped semi for pacheco pass drivers. i'll think about that coming up next. >>> from hang ten to hang chapter 11? the organizations behind maverick surf competition filed for bankruptcy. >> we've been expecting more information this morning about what this means for this year's vaebt. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us at half moon bay. >> reporter: hi, natasha. there's a fear here that the maverick surf competition won't happen this year. one person telling us that's like canceling the pumpkin festival here in half moon bay. it just won't be good but the management company has filed for bankruptcy. more details are expected this morning. cartel management told our media partner, "the mercury news," they will release more information that will help people understand the strategy behind this move. there was a lot of excitement surrounding this year's event. for the first time, women were going to be allowed to compete. but surfers started wondering if something was wrong this year as more time went by and yet

we have a flipped semi on pacheco pass. if this sounds particular, we had a flipped semi in the same location yesterday at ferguson road. this has turned into a sig alert so westbound 152 is fully play clocked. this semi was hauling 42,000 pounds of meat so they are going to have to fully offload that in order to upright the semi. so really slow there approaching for about 20 miles. definitely expect delays for at least the next hour. i will keep you updated on that. some good news. westbound 580, that earlier crash has cleared. so not looking too bad there. we do have fog today. some of that reduced visibility once again. you can see that lingering around here across the san mateo bridge. wooelg see how the bay bridge commute looks coming up. >>> a man accused of peeping on stanford's campus is speaking out to abc7 news. he explains why he has army binoculars, stun guns, and handcuffs inside of his van. >>> it's tax season and that means tax scams. the warnings coming from the irs about cons online and even on your phone.

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>> seth: ernie pacheco there. >> yeah.d. >> seth: who did you fight? >> it wasn't the thriller in manila, it was the thriller in front of ps 59. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> public school 59. >> seth: and who would you fight with? who were you're fist fights with. >> well, you know, i had this one girl i liked. you know, i didn't know how to express it, so i punched her in the arm and she wound up whooping my ass. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> wore me out. cause she had the big sunny liston hands. [ laughter ] struck that drum. she left that jam out there. she threw punches in bunches. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's a very -- >> i was overwhelmed. they came from everywhere. [ laughter ] >> seth: you play a high school -- you play a gym coach in this film. >> yeah. >> seth: did you base it on any -- >> yeah. ben wright. i loved ben wright. he was my defensive coach because i play high school football. he was the defensive coach. and ben wright was the man. he wasn't coaching, he was a preacher that drank. >> seth: oh, okay

pacheco county has rain and we will talk about what is left and what is to come. >> needless to say the rain is causing problems on bay area roads. you can take a look at the traffic and see all of the red icons where all of the traffic problems are. want to show you live picture of interstate 80. the commute, the headlights there and the taillights in the maze and down oakland and the bay bridge. here is 101 at hospital curve in san francisco. the headlights heading into the commute direction to downtown san francisco and also in the direction of the bay bridge. very slow going right now in both directions. >>> coming up. new adjustments to the nation's immigration policy. the announcement by trump administration. >>> people who are in this country imposing threat to our public safety and committed a crime will be the first to go. >>> a first developing news. school principal in a hospital and a student under arrest after a stabbing at an east bay school. what we are learning from police tonight. >>> developing news from berkeley where a student is under arrest accused of stabbing a pr

and the south county and water coming up once again for the pacheco creek. as we go into later on today, we are still going to see some spotty showers moving through, but a few more of those breaks at times some heavy rain moving in, especially over this trouble spot over the santa cruz mountains. we'll talk about how much additional rain we could see. it's coming up in the micro climate forecast at 11:45. >> all right. rushing waters created dangerous conditions across the bay area. we showed you live coverage of several rescues this morning on today in the bay. >> we showed you live coverage or we should say coverage of what happened earlier this morning with bob redell. bob, you watched the situation play out right in front of you. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and kris. yeah, here at the intersection of 121 and highway 12, you see that turquoise building to the left. that's the shell vista fire department. if you look to the right you'll see three vehicles in the water right there. the fourth vehicle that we saw come in this morning, this was whe

this is surveillance video taken at a home near the intersection of 20th avenue and pacheco in san francisco'sunset neighborhood last week. the video was recorded around 4:30 in the morning. the man, seen here, enters the front gate of the house, notices the surveillance camera and then points it at the ground. the victims shared the video on social media and say that this man searched through their garage and ransacked a car but only took a few items of little value. according to the san francisco police department there have been several late night burglaries that match this pattern. they also believe the same person is responsible for most of the break ins. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect in this case.sotit's alarming. neighbors have been sharing the video and talking about the break ins online.sotsotthe commanding officer of sfpd's taraval station said in a statement that. "the uniformed officers and the investigators are determined to identify and apprehend the suspect in this series."sfpd has also stepped up patrols in the area and answered questions at a public meeti

flash flood warning continues until tomorrow morning for the pacheco creek and a flash flood warning continues until 8:00 tomorrow morning for the mark west creek in sonoma can. even after the heavy rain stops -- county. even after the heavy rain stops the flooding conditions. >>> kpix5's joe vazquez shows us the mess in the santa cruz mountains again tonight. joe? >> reporter: ken, the rain continues tonight and so does the drama. you can see all these folks lined up. they are trying to get past this road block to get onto highway 17. that won't happen. this highway is closed because of a rockslide. on the other side of the santa cruz mountains we found some flooding. the driving rain has once again driven the san lorenzo river out of its banks. a small stretch of st. bernard street in paradise park is under water once more. the floodwaters are lapping at the front yards. the man who lives here tells me off camera that last time a couple weeks ago when it flooded, he got 2 feet of water inside his home. tonight it's flooding again, but it doesn't look like it will get that high. als

this is surveillance video taken at a home near the intersection of 20th avenue and pacheco in san francisco's sunset neighborhood last week. the video was recorded around 4:30 in the morning. the man, seen here, enters the front gate of the house, notices the surveillance camera and then points it at the ground. the victims shared the video on social media and say that this man searched through their garage and ransacked a car but only took a few items of little value. according to the san francisco police department there have been several late night burglaries that match this pattern. they also believe the same person is responsible for most of the break ins. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect in this case.sotit's alarming. neighbors have been sharing the video and talking about the break ins online.sotsotthe commanding officer of sfpd's taraval station said in a statement that. "the uniformed officers and the investigators are determined to identify and apprehend the suspect in this series."sfpd has also stepped up patrols in the area and answered questions at a public mee

another flipped semi, pacheco pass highway, that is a sharp turn.e had one yesterday morning that flipped. again today. so this happened about an hour ago. sounds like everybody is okay. and we do have some lanes down, both eastbound and westbound at this early hour. not a major blocking situation but that truck was hauling about 42,000 pounds of meat so that could be tough. we'll talk about this and the fog coming up. >>> right now, we are tracking a homicide investigation underway in san jose. >> one person is dead. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live on tully road. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. i want to set the scene for you here. it is a big crime scene. you can see that this mcdonald's here is blocked off. they have police tape on the sidewalk. the whole eastbound lanes of pall the way up to that ff mcdonald's from quimby road a lot of focus is at this vision care center. police are looking for shell casings. we've had a crime scene photographer. we are near the airport and east ridge mall. they have quimby road -- tully ro

this is surveillance video taken at a home near the intersection of 20th avenue and pacheco in san francisco's sunset neighborhood last week. the video was recorded around 4:30 in the morning. the man, seen here, enters the front gate of the house, notices the surveillance camera and then points it at the ground. the victims shared the video on social media and say that this man searched through their garage and ransacked a car but only took a few items of little value. according to the san francisco police department there have been several late night burglaries that match this pattern. they also believe the same person is responsible for most of the break ins. so far, investigators have not identified a suspect in this case.sotit's alarming. neighbors have been sharing the video and talking about the break ins online.sotsotthe commanding officer of sfpd's taraval station said in a statement that. "the uniformed officers and the investigators are determined to identify and apprehend the suspect in this series."sfpd has also stepped up patrols in the area and answered questions at a public mee

we got flooding in -- this is pacheco creek and goes away at 8:30 and raining away.scattered showers continuing throughout the bay and those showers are going to kind of linger through the evening. we even had a thundershower in half moon bay. you see the heavy showers and the snow. it is wet. going to be cold and when i come back we will set you up with the forecast and the rain this is a too calm because we got more tonight. we will get breaks here and we will get back into it for the weekend. we will talk about that. >> the coyote creek has flooded highway 101 and we learned the highway will be closed tomorrow night. all northbound lanes of highway 101 in morgan hill will be closed until 11 tomorrow night. the floodwaters began to rush over the northbound lanes near cochran road before 11. >>> both northbound lanes of highway 17 are now open near vinehill road. crews have cleared down 17 for more than a week. however one southbound lane is still closed in that area because of cracks in the asphalt. they are hoping to fix the problem. crews have been working to cle

here with more, our reporter philippi pacheco.us through that stock reaction and what is happening. it was a big story and middle east equity markets this week. >> it was. it was, tracy. see theurprising to curve on friday. investors reacted at the exact time they knew that the iraqi confiscatings investments. it was interesting to see that spread fell 6.7% but it effect all over the market. agility goes back over a decade. it has been a very complicated legal process. it has always been the achilles heel, arguably, i've agility. what do we look forward to and how our foreign investors likely to react? >> we should definitely see continuation in the markets today and this week, yousef. the company said it will not impact their finances. of course, no one knows how far this can go and how bad the litigation from the iraqi government can develop. and also another company that operates in kuwait and iraq has been trading so well this year, was one of the best performers inhin the kuwaiti markets january and the markets were extremely

storm damage, cal tran scrambling to deal with the sinkhole on i-680 in the southbound lanes near the pacheco on-ramp. highway 17 southbound lanes are closed also. >>reporter: on kiet do . it's been raining here nonstop since midnight last night and we are currently getting pounded. the concern is the san lorenzo river which is 17 feet high, that's one foot blows -- below stage. we caught up with one homeowner recovering from the flood on february 8 and is rebuilding. she prays the water does not come up further. friends are storing her belongings until it dries out. >> it's nice to not have the drought, i feel sorry for those who are still negatively affected by this. we are here to help. >>reporter: this is the county's newest mudslide. the hillside had just recently given way and they might was impassable. geologists say it's lubricating the saturated soil. on valencia the asphalt is seeking and we are seeing cars turning slammed by mud including this patrol vehicle. a public works crew says they are exhausted and they are working six days a week. they have been at this pace since december

the flood warning that stays in effect until 11:30 tonight and down here we got pacheco creek until 8:30 tonight. just everything is popping. we got a lot of rain. we had a lot of wind. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. and if you look out here, this is the current radar and what we are checking out here. thunderstorms and it looks like a thunderstorm registering on the doppler and yes, in fact we do have something around san bruno in san bruno. it looks like pretty much a sickle cell kind of a deal. and certainly one strike of that. really heavy on the afternoon commute. be prepared for that. and it just depend. lots of break. san ramon seeing breaks and in concord it is raining hard. in half moon bay there is a strong cell as well and there's the overall landscape. just scattered showers throughout the next few hours. the flood warnings going down for most cases except marquez springs and setting up with a dryer day. it is messy but tomorrow, it is going to be a little sunshine out there. there is more rain to come sadly to say. >> let's talk about the district. what do you think

pacheco creek near dunnville, flood warning until 8:30 tonight. in the north bay the mark west creek, which seemingly has flooded every time we receive heavy rainfall, it is flooded again. rainfall totals, livermore and san jose with more than two inches of rain. but napa, san francisco, and oakland have all received more than two inches of rain since yesterday morning. we will talk more about our next opportunity for rainfall and how long we're going to get some dry weather. >> paul, thank you. we go now to kpix 5's ken bastida who has been keeping track of more storm damage ?aw. heard paul deanno mention livermore. heavy rain, strong winds pummeling parts of livermore today. the las play play placitas golf course cleaning up. several trees crashing down onto a few cars at dominican university in san rafael. fortunately no one was injured. strong winds completely uprooting this tree in petaluma. this is along wilson road near east washington street. the tree tore up the cement and a fence there before crashing into the house. a few people surpris