there's the live radar sweep, some sprinkles and drizzles around santa rosea. most of us received rainfall at least at this hour a quarter inch to a half-inch. you see what we have here, and i mentioned this earlier, any time you get rain like this, this isn't heavy flooding rain, it's just rain, and the wipers are on probably on the lowest setting. what you get is you get bad traffic in the heart of the afternoon commute, and that's where we are. bad traffic because of this rain. the rain will be moving out. there will be a few scattered showers tonight, and then as we get into the weekend, which is a ways out, the fog comes back in the valley, and we start to warm up. we have a warm weekend for you. that's good news. overnight lows tonight, mentioned this earlier, too, because the clouds and the rain, it's warmer. 50 in oakland, it's not hot, but it's 28 or 32. a mild start to your day tomorrow. there might be a sprinkle when you wake up. there goes the weather system. you can see the moisture going through. there will be more showers going off tonight as the

the van carrying, we believe, a tourist who was staying at a hotel in santa rosea and disappeared overhe weekend during the storms. >>> it happens at an alarming rate, the number of pedestrians hit on san francisco streets, and we're talking about hundreds of people injured and in some cases killed every year. ktvu is live tonight with details on the most dangerous areas and the action the mayor took today. david? >> reporter: heather this is one of the world's best cities to see by foot, but officials say this is one of the most dangerous places and one of the most dangerous times of year to walk the streets. it may seem like a safe place for a slow stroll, but china town workers said it's no surprise these streets are among the most dank russ for san francisco -- dangerous for san francisco pedestrians. >> a member of our parish was run down a couple years ago, she is still recovering. >> reporter: the transportation agency reports an average of two pedestrians are hit each day with about #00 injuries and 22 fatalities a year. >> in some neighborhoods, we have rates of injuries that

missing woman from southern california. 62 quloled phyllis bin was drifing back from jenner to santa rosea on saturday night when she disappeared. search teams found what's believed to be her vehicle in the russian river right at the mouth where it runs into the pacific ocean. the coroner is on the scene. people who visit that area say the road there can be dangerous at night. >> that turn, i noticed there isn't any kind of arrow or anything, and it's dark, and i think a lot of people might start accelerating when they get out of the town area here. >> the missing woman and her husband had just had dinner with friends at the river's end restaurant saturday night and were heading back to their hotel in separate vehicles when she disappeared. the rainy weather has meant big business for bay area contractors who have been rushing to repair storm damage. today, contractors in the south bay used a break in the weather to do emergency repairs before heading on to the next home. roofers say a lack of maintenance combined with a major storm can quickly damage a roof. >> mostly what we see there's

it's going to look more like this at the 10:00 news wheres up in santa rosea.t know, we have rain in -- right now, we have rain in san jose. it's not the heavy rainfall, but what we're looking at is this thing is right in the heart of the afternoon commute. there are a lot of people moving around, and the south bay freeways right now, you have some standing water. i talked to julie haener in the news room a few minutes ago. she saw like three spinouts coming in where she lives. it's wet out there, take it slow. tomorrow morning, there might be a few light showers in the morning, so that would create a slower commute. i'm not expecting a lot of rain. tomorrow, we will put a few scattered showers in the forecast, but shouldn't be that big a deal. today is the main event. and it is winding down. we come back, i have the new computer model ready to go, and we will have the five-day forecast. and i'll see you back here in just a bit. >>> the first ever commercial spaceship to orbit the earth blasted off this morning. >> 3, 2, 1. 0. >> the falcon 9 rocket carried a s

. >> it's johnny rosea, no resu resuch -- retouching. about reading this book. >> i'm going to grab the book because i have a few seconds left and you've got susan sarandon who wrote the introduction and she said being with this photographer was always an event and the photos are stunning. >> yeah, the photos are incredible and very creative. >> jonathan, thank you so much. and thanks to all of our guests. and you can get more information about all of these books at todayshow.com. jessica alba after your local news. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> let's get a final check on the morning commute with sarah caldwell and traffic pulse 11. >> the snow is impacting things out there. on tollgate road, abington bridge, watch for delays there. we're looking at possible delays on belair road and fullerton ave. another accident, this one involving a bus, at milton hill in windsor mill to use caution around those spots. take it slow on the major roadways. developing delays from north towards coldspring. a

. >> it's johnny rosea, no resu resuch -- retouchi.ng about reading this book. >> i'm going to grab the book because i have a few seconds left and you've got susan sarandon who wrote the introduction and she said being with this photographer was always an event and thehotos are stunning. >> yeah, the photos are incredible and very creative. >> jonathan, thank you so much. and thanks to all of our guests. and you can get more information about all of these bos at todayshow.com. jessica alba after your local news. >>> 8:26 is your time. it's 32 degrees. we have snow throughout the region. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. part of the viewing area is under a winter weather advisory right now. several schools are opening two hours late. we posted the delays on the bottom of your screen the snowfall is causing delays as well. here are some pictures from across the northern virginia region. here's meteorologist tom kierein with a look at today's forecast. lots of pretty snow out there, tom. >> they got about a half inch to an inch. that sno

. >> it's johnny rosea, no resu resuch -- retouching.. >> i'm going to grab the book because i have a few seconds left and you've got susan sarandon who wrote the introduction and she said being with this photographer was always an event and the photos are stunning. >> yeah, the photos are incredible and very creative. >> jonathan, thank you so much. and thanks to all of our guests. and you can get more information about all of these books at todayshow.com. jessica alba after your local news. >>> good morning once again, everybody. time now is 8:26. checking in with mike, a new doesn't to tell us between. >> it's opposite your main commute, now for eastbound 80 right around rich machined park. coming out of hercules, in the westbound direction, jamming up as well. it looks like an action is a distraction. more of a probably, so about 35 to 40 -- the carcinus brings, through the caldecott. 880 shows yourle 30 slowdown, and walnut creek in both direction jamming up right around 24. rob, low clouds all over the place, too? >> clouds are sta