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redwood city. just about two minutes or so. redwood city junction, 11:21. down towards palo alto. a look at the forecast. mainly cloudy. temperatures in the 40s. tomorrow morning. what can you expect. i think most of the bay area. is going to be dry here. have temperatures starting off cold. 44 degrees in the south bay. need your jacket there. raj, 44 along the peninsula. san francisco. 49. biggest problem. areas of patchy fog. developing in the north bay. visibilities done to quarter mile and less. let's take-up to futurecast. again. areas of rainfall. tracking right now. as we head throughout 5:00 a.m. looking dry. but i thought you should know. it is going to be cold enough in napa to actually produce some snow flurries. 5:00 a.m. 37 degrees up to the north bay. enough cold air alosft. if we got a rogue shower. 20% chance. if there was a rogue shower. snow flurry, 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. very slim chance. covering all bases here. head throughout 9:30 in the morning. sunny skies. little cloud cover lingering throughout the forecast. take you to microclimate forecast head throughout sa

its next attempt will be presented to the usoc tomorrow in redwood city. proposal expected to include its so-called pomup stadium and olympic village near candlestick. representatives from los angeles, boston, and washington, d.c. will be there making their pitches and then a decision is expected early next year. if it keeps raining it will be so beautiful, so green here, it will be fantastic. >> clear the calendar with whatever weather they want. >> you can take care of this. >> make it happen. we have cloud cover but we're also tracking heavier areas of rain. i'll have the full details on where that's head anded and three more storms this week. >>> would you believe everything for a penny? the shopping glitch that cost amazon sellers millions of dollars. >>> online shoppers often find good deals on amazon. what some found in the uk was too good to be true. for about an hour last friday a computer glitch on amazon's uk site put all items on sale for a penny. amazon says it was unable to cancel thousands of orders that have small businesses livid. many bus

other people in redwood city, not as fortunate. just down the road, a mobile home park has been flooded. plenty of families scrambling to get out. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is on the scene. >> reporter: it's been a very devastating day for so many families here. right now you can see the traffic going by bayhistory avenue. because they're trying to avoid 101. the side road is starting to flood. as the sun goes down, the rain is also pushing through. there's a creek behind this mobile home park, about 50 families who live here now having to be evacuated. some had to be rescued this afternoon. just one of the many issues that happened along the peninsula this afternoon. drivers were caught in deep water in redwood city this afternoon. one woman needed help to push her car to higher ground on broadway near douglas. flooded roads were easy to spotting the peninsula. on embarcadero near 101 in palo alto, a flood sign poked out of the water. drivers had to hit hit the brakes approaching pools covering the road. east palo alto huge

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it's a city problem, and this morning redwood city clears cleared the pipe. >> the second they cleared the big branch out, all of that drained. >> reporter: now city sanitation crews will cover the cost of cleaning up the midweess. >> i called the supervisor today and i was like, these pipes need to be fixed. >> reporter: the public works department says an aging pipe is to blame and they are working to repair the issue. working live in palo alto, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> that is very tough for that family. thank. >>> the rain is making drivery treacherous tonight. take a look at our traffic map here. a lot of red dots there, you see especially in the east bay, especially around emeryville and berkry. >> drivers are certainly getting a crash course on how to drive in wet conditions tonight. and it isn't always successful. wet roads mean twice as many accidents for chp officers. nbc bay area's kimberly tere is live off 80 in emeryville. we're at the height of rush hour now. how's it looking on the freeway? >> reporter: take a look for yourself, jessica. traffic is moving,

they say redwood city is at fault. nannette miranda is there tonight. this is turning into a bitter battle. >> reporter: a very bitter battle, raj. so far, so good here. no flooding from that canal back there behind these mobile home parks. still with no permanent fix, residents feel the city is dragging its feet. another storm rolled in today making residents of two mobile home parks in redwood city nervous. just a few days ago, the incessant rain caused flooding, as much as four feed of standing water. they're barely cleaning up after that storm when this one came through. it was a race against time for resident steve parcetto who's trying to pump water with his own time and equipment before it gets to flood stage. >> once that water starts pulling over the edge, that pump doesn't do anything. it's just going to flood, then we're going to have to move everybody out again. >> it does flood from all the time. >> reporter: city leaders are aware of the constant flooding at these mobile home parks but say the answers are complicated, especially when adjac

thursday's storm left two redwood city mobile home parks underwater. these mobile home parks are on the peninsula. kristy smith is live with our first look inside some of these flood damaged homes. it has got to be a mess. >> reporter: that's right, terry. all the water that's been standing here since thursday's fierce storm, well, it has finally been pumped out. what we have seen since we have been here is residents bringing water logged damaged items out of their homes. some of them being placed in the dumpster. they're been cleaning up and drying out. we did get a look inside one of the units here in one of two mobile home parks after the flood water was cleared out. it's a mess inside. the city red tagged all the mobile homes, but today public works crews came and helped pump out the last of the water. the tags have been removed i'm told by a city smopokesman. there was concern with the flood water there might be some issues with sewage here. the area has a history of drainage problems and residents say a creek nearby does flood when big storms hit

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tomorrow morning it's a cold one, 42 redwood city, 38 for napa. 30s to low 40s expected for santa rosa. afternoon highs for tomorrow, a lot like today mid-50s to low 60. 61 for san francisco, 62 in hayward, 60 degrees this afternoon for santa cruz. the extended forecast here, we're dry most of tomorrow. the rain moves in sunday night, lasts into monday. scattered showers on tuesday and wednesday. we get a break on thursday. we may get more rain on friday. >> wait, i have to write this down. >> basically keep the umbrella handy. >> more wet than dry days ahead. >> thank you, rosemary. >> you are welcome. >> college basketball takes center stage with cal, stanford and st. marys all in action and we hear from the warriors as they continue their historic run. sportswrap with scott reiss is next. . >>> good evening everybody and scott reiss with your saturday sportswrap. had one look dangerous for the warriors on the road, 9:00 pacific start time against one of two teams in the nba that score more points than they do, the mavericks. turns out it was ju

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a shelter but the residents say the help arrived way too late. [ knock at door ] >> reporter: redwood city firefighters went door to door giving mandatory evacuation orders. >> they say we are not safe. >> reporter: the barera family is taking the city up on its offer to help, but many residents, especially those who spent the entire day pumping and bailing out the dirty water themselves are staying behind. >> we were drowning. nobody came in and said do you guys need help. and the water is gone. oh my god. everybody is here. why? that's so unfair. to me, that is bs. >> it came up to here. >> reporter: denise is not going anywhere either. she says her trailer is still livable and blames the city and lamar's owner and manager for the crisis. >> they could have given us more support and they did not give us the support. >> reporter: tonight, we track down the manager. she pointed the finger at the city for not maintaining the canal next to the park. >> i was right there yesterday. and i seen it pouring over the canal so hard that there was nothing to do. once that canal comes over, you are s

flooding forced 40 people from mobile home park in redwood city. firefighters help take residents to fair oaks community center for overnight shelter. the water level got up to four feet deep. >> after the south bay next where flooding caused plenty of problems there as well. that part of the community really got hammered today. lisa is live in milpitas tonight. lis lisa? >> hi dan. it has been pouring hear for hours outside flooding in this mobile home park and one next door. water level rise something fast we actually had to pull back our live truck because we were surrounded by the water. it's about 2 feet deep in some parts you can see the bottom step of that home is already disappeared and right

reporting live in redwood city, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> i hope we get. thanks, scott. >>> still ahead, weighing in on water. what nasa is saying for the first time about what california needs to get out of the drought. >>> the stunning figure. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist jeff. we're tracking heavy rainfall right now across the peninsula from san francisco through palo alto. this rainfall headed right towards you in free mont as we head throughout the next five to ten minutes. watch out for that rain. we'll track more of this storm and how long it lingers in just a few minutes. >>> whand the protesters are saying black lives matter. a local police chief is taking part and he's generating national attention. that story next. sweetie, i'd love a hazelnut. mom? dad? big uncle wayne? hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0. >>> new at 6:00 p.m., it's the photo that's turning heads. richmond police chief holding up a sign that states black lives matter. we are live in berkeley where yet ano

fairfield 54, 57 up toward napa. 57 for redwood city and half moon bay. we're not seeing much fluctuation in these temperatures. you can see the high clouds streaming into the bay area. we're tracking a cold front. this a dry one, it's going to shift down from canada and it will bring a cool air mass into our area and it will keep temperatures on the cooler side. tuesday we're looking at an interesting setup where we could hit your highs in the morning and temperatures will drop drat include in the afternoon. we have gusty winds to talk about in the higher elevations. overnight lows getting down into the mid 20s. highs in to the mid to upper 50s as we wrap up 2014 and head into the new year >>> 2014 was a busy year for weather. mary maloneny looks back at the wild weather. >> in january, snow and eyes brought the city to a stand still. some people were stranded on the highways for more than 20 hours. >> while officials initially played the blame game, the governor took the blame. fast forward to buffalo, new york with one of its largest snow falls complet

more at whipple, a little farther south, redwood city. that's the issue with the blue. 680 south to san ramon because of an earlier crash. be careful, folks. lighter volume of traffic just starting to build. >> congress okayed millions in funding to help california warn against earthquake early. >> and the surprise one woman got when she returned to a mudslide damaged home in southern california. >> sony wants journalists to stop slinging mud and the worst wall street week ever, at least for the year coming up. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> a live look outside right now downtown san jose where the rain has been coming down steadily now for most of the night. getting ready to hit the roads to go to work, watch out for standing puddles like what we saw with last week's storms. christina loren closely monitoring the latest events. she'll have a live update in a couple of minutes. sony has hired itself a lawyer who is warning journalists not to use documents in the reporting of the vici

our own mike sugerman is in redwood city where the announcement was made in just the past hour. mike. >> reporter: that's right. that's news that the u.s. will make an olympic bid for 2024. two olympics ago they didn't make a bid because they didn't think they had a good chance. they met here today in redwood city and said they made the bid because they had all four presentations from the cities involved. that would be l.a., boston, washington and the bay area. strong bids they called them. a decision on a u.s. city will come early next year and a decision the final decision internationally 2.5 years. now, the u.s. committee thinks that the olympic people internationally want to come to it the u.s. in 2024. and, of course, bay area bidders think that they want to come here, as well. >> i think there is a feeling amongst the members that the games have been away from the united states for a long time. and summer 2024 is -- it is a time where we have an opportunity to host the games successfully. >> i think we did well. i think we did well. we -- we, um, got our message across. it

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we are live in redwood city. sounds like this boy wasn't hurt? >> no but certainly shaken up after this incident. there was a car coming down the hill turning on seminole avenue. hopped the curb here. you can see tire marks and the car went -- the only thing preventing it from running into the house was a tree. the kid was wearing a gopro and caught it on camera. >> this 14-year-old likes to have his camera rolling to catch all of the skate board tricks. today he's just grateful to walk away. >> i'm okay. >> his skate board snapped in half. the driver lost control heading down a hill. if he had not jumped into the bushes he would have been hit. >> i just remember turning around and seeing the car fly by and hitting the tree. >> the car was towed but the driver wasn't hurt. >> i'm happy that no one got hurt. >> at this point we don't know why the driver lost control or how fast she was going. i did reach out to the redwood city police department for information but we have not heard back. >> thank you so much. keeping the hits on the field. that i

. >>> in redwood city, an official pitch today for the 2024 summer olympic games. members of the u.s. olympic committee heard from three other cities, boston, los angeles and washington. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is in redwood city live, where the u.s. olympic committee just held a briefing on what's going on there. >> reporter: well, you know the u.s. olympic committee could have said you know, we don't like any of the four cities so we are just going to pass, we're not going to bid, but that wasn't the case. they have done it before, though. they liked all four cities so they are going to decide some in january which city will represent the united states. also, the international olympic committee is well aware that the u.s. has not hosted since 1996. the mayors of all four competing cities were here to make their pitch to the u.s. olympic committee. san francisco's mayor ed lee, who never shies away from the media, was instructed to stay on the sideline. >> they would like me to focus. >> reporter: the group representing san francisco was taken in a shut

proposals for four cities. >> bob redell live in redwood city where the meetings are under way, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and laura. as i speak, san francisco city representatives are inside this hotel behind me here in redwood city pitching to the united states olympic committee why they think they should be hosting the 2024 olympics. they are up against three other u.s. cities. each city gets an hour to make their case, l.a. started at 8:00 this morning, then washington, d.c., sf starting at 10:30, followed by boston. all mayors, including ed lee of sf are expected to attend. giants' ceo is larry baer is one of the two expected to pitch to try to convince committee members why the city would be the best to host the international competition ten years from now. baer mentioned the beautiful skyline, golden gate, alcatraz, but the games wouldn't just take place within the city limits. the main venue where the opening and closing ceremonies would be and the track and field events to be on the peninsula south in bris bane in a pop-up stadium. hunters point would host t

and boston were all in redwood city making the pitch to host the olympics. heir pitch to the u.s. olympic committee. one u.s. city will likely be selected to compete with international cities to host in 2024. >> in 2024 it will be 22 years since we've had any games in the united states, 28 years since we had the summer games in the united states. we have had a lot of encouragement from highest levels of ioc to put forth a bid. >> we should add our sources also tell us washington, d.c. had a slight edge over san francisco.rd hosting the olympics cost billions of dollars but could b8 lucrative for any region. l.a. made money during the 1984 games. coming up at 6:00 some of the local venues that may be use first degree san francisco is named the big city. >>> coming up, very few will match the uniqueness and meaning of a gift two bay area families shared year. >> givin same gift4atr(t&háhp &c they once gave you years before might not seem the most original thing to do, but when that gift is the gift of life, it's not only acceptable, it should be celebrated. >>

ernesto marín/ bomberos redwood city "nos llamaron por unas inundaciones que tenían venimos a ayudarlosían salir voluntariamente" muchos anticiparon problemas, pero no de este tamaÑo janet pérez/ evacuada "no sabíamos q iba a estar tan feo escuchamos q iba a estar fuerte" y por supuesto, el trafico fue horrible. esta via en el este de la bahia, cerca de la autopista i 80 y la calle ashbee colapso... cuatro pies de agua... este carro, hundido por completo, solo el techo sobrevivio.. y hablando de techos este supermercado safeway ubicado en la capital expressway en el este de san jose expressway en el este de san jose parecio no resistir a las intensas lluvias... el techo colapso casi a las cuatro de la tarde... mitch matlow/bombero san jose dice el capitan matlow de san jose que hay un hueco en el techo y esta inestable, por lo que pudiera continuar quebrandose, y por eso procedieron a evacuar el local. una persona resulto afectada con heridas menores. pero el desastre no solo fue en las calles, los cielos tambien tuvieron su turbulencia... mas de 240 vuelos fueron cancelados en el aerop

live in redwood city.ou. >>> the storm that pounded the bay area is also causing problems in southern california. mudslides buried more than a dozen homes in venture why county a major fire last year hit hillsides leave the ground unstable. the hills gave way yesterday when rain fell at two inches an hour. >> we are still in the state of shock here. our friends and neighbors. many have lost a lot. >> rocks, debris and everything else is just shooting out into the street. >> some parts of southern california got half a foot of rain with 90-mile an hour wind gusts. >> a tornado touching down in south los angeles during the storm the twister blew through a ten block area tearing off roofs, damaging at least five homes. the national weather service said it was a ef0 which is the weakest form of a tornado with winds between 65 and 85 miles an hour. >> amazing pictures. >> we are not at christmas yet but it's looking like a winter wonderland in the sierra. there is -- snow falling -- does make a lot of sound but

reporting live in redwood city. nbc bay area news. >>> thank you so much. right now, looking at a break from the storms. it is pretty clear tonight. the bay area getting a little relief from the rain. san jose there on your left. looks nice, right? >> yeah. >> downtown san francisco on your right. saturday night, a lot of folks might be thinking about heading out later. the dry weather a good change here for some. >> we're seeing a bit of break after all that rain that fell earlier this week. right now, 50s and 60s outside after we did start off with some showers earlier this morning. we can see patchy fog for tomorrow morning. a stronger system behind it as we head towards next week. tonight those isolated showers. tomorrow increasing high clouds. this time tomorrow night north of the golden gate will see showers. we're tracking a system as we go towards the middle part of the week. that system will tap into some tropical moisture that has the potential for much heavier rain and gusty winds. we'll see how that plays out. back to you. >>> happening now, a t

olympic committee at a meeting in redwood city. san francisco is vying to be the 2024 olympic games. san francisco has lost out on three previous attempts to host the olympics. california's battling the worst whooping cough epidemic to hit the state in years. nearly 10,000 cases across the state so far this year. california's last epidemic was in 2010. despite an aggressive health campaign in response, the current outbreak is worse. the limited protection of the vaccine introduced in the 1990s has led to the rise in cases. research has shown it doesn't last as long as the old one. 8:15 the time. the deals we all took advantage of this holiday shopping season may not have been good deals at all. website wirecutter.com looked at sales items and found less than 1% of them were actually good deals. an analyst for the website said the words deal and sale have an emotional impact so they make us more likely to buy into the marketing base. there are ways to find actual deals, though. camocamocamo.com lets you track prices over time and tr

in redwood city would born which indicates an inch of rain per our extreme downpour the really heavy rains during ponselle. indicates 2 in. of rain per our mission how heavy that is. tracking down toward the south bay have so far rise here recycler said house say about him answer so. also heavier rain in hayward union city and in 680 double and all the late in the san ramon danville next 10 minutes is the heavy rain there. time enough to cast a long we deal with iran in just a bit >> : all this rain continues cause problems all on the bay area for more down trees and power lines mudslides and of course traffic. and coverage continues now live tonight and are and >> : the research is 3:00 this afternoon and has been steady downpour like ribbons sing in the past couple days but has been very steady but instead of a jet and talked about the rain right in the middle of the rush- hour commuters in the the bridge redlined me stop the golden gate bridge northbound now looking good right now also some video speaking of the north bay some video from to braun and you conceive businesses there

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temperatures are chilly. 44, morgan hill, san jose and redwood city. the visibility north of us, check it out. just a quarter mile napa, petaluma. half-mile by the delta, and livermore just a quarter of a mile. so visibility certainly a concern this morning and we will look for that to stay with us. reduced visibility through about 9:00. and by the afternoon partly cloudy skies with a cool day. mid-50s. but notice no rain. about 60 today in oakland. we will talk about our next storm system headed our way by tomorrow night. that's pretty soon. coming up, we will have all the details. chris. >> lisa, thank you. this week's storm did so much damage, especially at one mobile home park and a new homeowner devastated after a huge oak tree crashed on to her house one day after she closed the sallet. serge quintana has the story. >> crews began pumping out water from this mobile home park. the management's pumps were overwhelmed by all the rain. >> definitely water got inside some of the homes. hopefully our trailter didn't go inside because it was pretty high

about half mile in redwood city. for the county coastline that's where we're seeing some of the thickest fog. the most of this should burn off as you head into the afternoon. temperatures right now in the 40s. 52 degrees in san jose. 54 for downtown san francisco. into the afternoon, mix of sun and clouds, high of 66-67 in mountain view. we're talking about very mild conditions and looks like we won't see any even of rain until later on tonight. high of 66. 64 degrees in richmond. also seeing 64 in downtown san francisco. wet weather is on the way. here is a look at satellite and radar, dry for now we'll have a system that will hit the northern parts of our area, santa rosa, up towards -- we could see sprinkles ending mostly dry until midday wednesday before that huge soaker heads in our direction, a lot of rain wind gusts up to 15 miles per hour as we head into next weekend. >>> crews in berkeley spent the day taking apart a tree that fell on top of a house. here is was the scene earlier yesterday. look at that. you

and redwood city chp went from a 20% no-show rate down to 8%.mprovement. >> what's that say? >> that says that, number one, they listen to what you all had to say. and they made the corrective -- they made the corrections. it just tells me that they want to do the right thing. they did the right thing. >> reporter: but our latest review of recent court records found not everyone got that message. >> the officer is not present. >> reporter: on this day a santa clara county sheriff's deputy failed to appear. >> so this matter will be dismissed in the interests of justice, lack of prosecution. >> reporter: our review of court records for the past five months found santa clara county sheriff's deputies missing court 20% of the time. a 6% increase from last year's numbers. the largest no-show rate of any major agency. >> that number is a little higher than i expected. and that's the reason why i was surprised when you presented me with the data. >> reporter: captain rick song responded to the numbers saying the santa clara county sheriff's office, li

avoid 101 for now in menlo park and redwood city there. is a slow down approaching the closure and a lot of police officers, so don't do something dumb like that one person did. the westbound bay bridge coming town the toll plaza looks good come into the city. look at highway 101 in san francisco. you can see northbound 101 and southbound 101 has traffic looking good. take it easy today. not as bad as yesterday but you may run into standing water here and there. we will keep you posted on things that pop up. 4:49. time for the weather center. hello, steve. >> hello, sal. >> aren't you glad it is friday? >> well, you know, yesterday was okay other than these situations. >>> things are finally coming down here but we are not done yet. pretty good thunder shower activity is inches closer. still moisture streaming in over the rather very warm ocean temps. the main band is producing heavy snow in the sierra nevada and taking aim toward southern california. it is one of the midwest patterns. a few showers are looking to break off the coast so th

redwood city police tweeted this photo. as heading to new york on the red eye to take part in the funeral. jetblue provided free flights for officers wishing to fli to new york. the opening of the interview, brought in $1 million. doesn't sound look much. the comedy about the assassination of the north korea dictator was released at 320 thelters nation wide and streaming on line. the much talked about movie was originally pulled after hackers, believed north korean, targeted sewn g sony pictures. sewn gee has a long way to go to make back their money. $75 million, make and market. hackers took down the company any play station with microsoft's xbox christmas day. somebody's network is don tonight. and the group, lizard squad taking responsibility. saying they overwhelmed the servers with fake user traffic. the group hacked the system for laughs but also to get microsoft and sony to upgrade their security. the report says the group did it on christmas day to anger the largest amount of people and prompt angry calls to the co

mid 50s at redwood city, san jose, morgan hill and half moon bay. lovely view looking out over the bay, southeast ward from the south beach camera, showing lots of blue in the sky right now. temperature readings are 53 in santa rosa, napa, 54, petaluma. fairfield, 52. 56 at concord and livermore. dramatic view of the western sky from the emeryville camera. these are the forecast features. we will see showers diminishing this evening, a break saturday and much of sunday from the rainy weather but more rain arrives sunday night. that will continue into early next week. here's the satellite and radar composite image. there goes the frontal system that brought our stormy weather yesterday as well as stormy weather that pounded southern california late yesterday and last night. a break saturday and most of sunday for us, a break from the rain, that is, but then rain arrives sunday night with another storm that will produce active weather right on into early next week. let's start the forecast animation sunday at 5:00 p.m. notice sunday evening the rain s

these winds pretty much for the most part south-southeast at 16 in redwood city also in vallejo 22 in santa rosa. breezy out there. but occasionally stronger gusts. here's how we are playing out your futurecast hit and miss scattered showers through the evening commute but some cells contain locally heavy rainfall and isolated thunderstorms containing hail. so we'll keep the unstable atmosphere going all the way through your thursday with that pop-up shower. and over the next 24 hours, everybody has been saying, how much more rain to expect. well, up to an inch perhaps in the napa area. we have already seen over an inch in the past 24 hours. and about a third of an inch in the san jose area. winter storm warning in effect for the high sierra above 7,000 feet already 12 full inches of snow has accumulated, 12 more to go. by the time the sun sets tonight, we'll have realized temperatures pretty much where they should be for this time of the year, if not even above average in oakland at 68 degrees. so lingering showers into your thursday. then mostly cloudy on friday and if we do see tha

redwood city 59. morgan hill 54 at half moon bay. here's calm view as well from emer emeryville which is west ward across the bay to san francisc francisco. 50 right now at santa rosa, napa petaluma and fairfield and concord, 51 in livermore. view from the exploratorium camera over the bay. these are our forecast feature. scattered showers overnight. occasionally could be locally heavy. rain intensify tomorrow as the second storm in as many days arrive. see a weaker storm arriving on friday. satellite radar composite show passage of the cold front this brought us our first storm early today. in all the trailing activity behind the front meaning mainly showers tonight. then tomorrow we have this next big storm pushing around midday that will provide another soaking for us. the storm list moderate for your ban flooding, mud rock sliding down tree not so much because of wind but because of loose soil saturated soil and low risk for river flooding. so let's start forecast animation 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning at which point we see pock

olympic committee in redwood city. the committee is expected to choose between the bay area, los angeles, boston and washington, d.c. this vacant lot in brisbane could be the center of it all for the bay area. a pop-up stadium would be built for opening and closing ceremonies. each city has an hour to give a presentation. the decision will be in a month. >>> robin williams' suicide was the most searched item on the internet this past year. the bay area comedian's august death topped google's list. it was searched more than notable events like the world cup and the ebola virus outbreak which rounded out the top 3. >>> police in southern california are investigating a burglary of a home that was hit by a mud slide in last week's storm. a one-two punch for one camarillo resident. the victim was pushed out of home after this mud slide crashed into it and then after returning home, found $11,000 of jewelry that was missing. the neighborhood was damaged when heavy rains caused weakened hillsides to give way. can you imagine

and, residents of a redwood city trailer park that flooded spent another day cleaning up. lamar was under several feet of water on friday. leading to 100 homes red tagged. the water has finally gone down and now people are mopping up the mess. some people lost a lot of their belongings but they are worry about what happened next. >> all of the laundry, clothes, all ruined, his furniture it is ruined. floors are ruined and, i am just worried about structural damage to the trailers. for it to be unsafe. >> the manager of the trailer park blamed redwood city for not maintaining a canal. residents say the drains were overwhelmed by the water. >>> and more to teal with begins tonight as a series of weather fronts stacked up onshore. the weather is showing light rain and a storm due in on monday. showers are all right beginning to cut the coastline and a few showers by 4:00 this afternoon. but the future cast shows more row bust rain heading in after midnight tonight, spreading and more intense just in time for the morning commute. you can see heavy cells are moving in. we will

some flooding reported in patches from redwood city around whipple and san mateo around 3rd. the volume building northbound. we had someone who hit their brakes and it caused that ripple back. the water kicking up north of 680. the green area means damp, wet conditions. the blue means more likely puddles and ponding on the roadway as well. your build for 85, 87, 101, typical pattern here. we might see a little less traffic surface roads because college students starting to get off after they finish their college finals for the last few weeks of the year. and niles road, niles canyon area, we're looking at a slower drive. there is a rock slide in this area. but the earlier jackknifed big rig has cleared from 680. over here your typical pattern for hayward. it looks like a new incident, perhaps a stall over near the bay bridge toll plaza. oakland 880 shows a smoother drive, camera trembles a bit but not a big deal so far. and the bay bridge has the backup here. the water will be on the roadway, the rooster tailing going on behind the cars. watch it throughout the day. >> it rea

redwood city 59. morgan hill 54 at half moon bay.s calm view as well from emer emeryville which is west ward across the bay to san francisc francisco. 50 right now at santa rosa, napa petaluma and fairfield and concord, 51 in livermore. view from the exploratorium camera over the bay. these are our forecast feature. scattered showers overnight. occasionally could be locally heavy. rain intensify tomorrow as the second storm in as many days arrive. see a weaker storm arriving on friday. satellite radar composite show passage of the cold front this brought us our first storm early today. in all the trailing activity behind the front meaning mainly showers tonight. then tomorrow we have this next big storm pushing around midday that will provide another soaking for us. the storm list moderate for your ban flooding, mud rock sliding down tree not so much because of wind but because of loose soil saturated soil and low risk for river flooding. so let's start forecast animation 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning at which point we see pockets of

and, redwood city chp went from, a 20% no show rate down to 8%. a 12% improvement. >> what's that say? >> that says that they, that, number one. they listen to what y'all had to say. they made the correction. >> our latest review of court records, found not everyone got that message. >> the officer is -- not present in your matter. >> on this day, a santa county sheriff's deputy failed to appear. >> so this matter will be and, lack of prosecution. >> our review of court record from five months found sheriffs deputies missing court. 20% of the time. a 6% increase from last year's numbers. the largest no show rate of any major agency. >> that number is -- is a little higher than i expected. that's the reason why i was sur pried when you presented to me with the data. >> captain rick tsung responded saying the santa county sheriff's office like agencies will focus on tracking deputy's appearances in court. >> what's your message to your deputies from the data? >> this is what we have how to do as government entities. you come to us with the problem.

and we think we would be a great choice. >> in redwood city, abc7 news. >> san jose city council methind closed doors for several hours and sources tell abc7 news city manager's future was part of the agenda. this after the demotion of alex gerza. he now holds an enti level job making $64,000 a year. a new mayor will take office next year and could launch a search for a new city manager. >> police officers have around the bay area are getting into the christmas spirit. deputies from the sheriff's department went shopping today and helping kids by toys clothes and other items >> some proceeds are donated. some officers add in funds to make sure that the child is assigned to us. >> members of the police department spent the day bagging groceries at this whole foods store. whole foods will donate 5% of the revenue to police activities league. >> concord police officers are donating to the salvation army following a theft. someone broke into this box, stealing food, clothing and toys. the agency expects to provide for this holiday season. >> the bay area is off to a good start, starting

"knocks on door" >>> flooding from this recent storm has forced dozens of people out of their redwood city tonight. [ knock knock ] >> firefighters went door to door at the le mar trailer park telling residents they had to leave. a shelter is set up at san mateo city college. dozens of mobile homes are red- tagged and many people spent the day bailing water. some are wondering where was all the attention when they needed it the mo he is? >> last night, this morning, we were drowning. nobody came and stopped and said do you guys need help? now that the water is gone, oh, my god, everybody is here. why? that's so unfair. to me, that's bs and just a big sur cuss. >> we talked to the manage of the trailer park. she blamed the city for not maintaining the canal next to the park. >>> in southern california, a wall of mud and rocks has forced people from more than a dozen homes. a hillside in camarillo springs gave way. the debris has come up to the roof on some of the houses as you can see. others had rocks and mud flow right through them out into the street. barriers with put up but did little

and we think we would be a great choice. >> in redwood city, abc7 news. >> san jose city council met behind closed doors for several hours and sources tell abc7 news the city manager's future was part of the agenda. this after the demotion of alex gerza. he now holds an enti level job making $64,000 a year. a new mayor will take office next year and could launch a search for a new city manager. >> police officers have around the bay area are getting into the christmas spirit. deputies from the shsheriff's department went shopping today and helping kids by toys clothes and other items >> some proceeds are donated. some officers add in funds to make sure that the child is assigned to us. >> members of the police department spent the day bagging groceries at this whole foods store. whole foods will donate 5% of the revenue to police activities league. >> concord police officers are donating to the salvation army following a theft. someone broke into this box, stealing food, clothing and toys. the agency expects to provide for this holiday season. >> the bay area is off to a good start,

for you this morng as workers try to pump out that standing water at two mobile home parks in redwood city residents tell us they will demand a permanent fix to the drainage problem. many are displaced and are staying at a shelter at the college of san mateo. the city is working with the red cross and county office of emergency services to help those displaced. >>> that powerful storm made its way to southern california. you will not believe it. it wasted no time creating chaos. that's a tornado roaring through the streets of l.a. it ripped through a ten-block span a few miles from usc. at least five homes were damaged. we have video of the aftermath. wood and parts of a roof wrecked. those who experienced it say they still can't believe what they saw and what they heard. >> my screen door here slammed open. i'm like, dang, my daughter left the door open. all you can here is boom, bam and really loud. >> it just came through. i watched my roof of this house slip and go to the next street. >> look at that video again. tornados in los angeles are extremely rare. >> from a tornado in l.a. to