off to a great start, here is rosemary orozco. >>> first day of spring and a few spring showers.an francisco, 51 san jose, mostly cloudy skies but the road is dry. 46 degrees in santa rosa inland east bay, concord livermore down to pleasanton and off to san ramon, 49 in napa, oakland checking in about 50 degrees. temperatures are up yesterday morning and we will be a few degrees warmer but you can see the brunt of this system continuing to the north of us. the parent low, we are expecting scattered showers to sink into the bay area. picking it up here for you right about 10:00 from mid- morning to mid-afternoon is when we'll see our best shot. sticking to the north of us, we are going to remain in this mostly cloudy unsettled pattern, it could actually be sunny for the afternoon and warmer for what we saw yesterday. it looks like it is finally going to sneak through. we will squeeze out a few light showers over the bay area. 58 for san francisco, 58 in santa rosa, even warm are temperatures for tomorrow, wednesday may be the nicest day thursday, scattered showers in the forecast,

let's go to rosemary orozco. >>> a very pleasant day, with that said, we are seeing a few isolated showers just the northern edge that will continue for today, eventually we will all get a slight chance at some rain. look at the satellite radar, we watched it station itself right here. northern california, it has fallen in some of our areas at times but we have actually been quite nice. yesterday was fairly mild upper 60s and lower 70s in gilroy. let's keep you up to date, we have a few clouds off the coastline, not expecting to move in and cause any trouble. you can finally see some rain here, it could make us a little slick. we have some snow and rain over the sierra. snow levels will remain over 6,000 feet. santa rosa 52 san francisco clouds will continue to drift overhead and temperatures are nice and seasonal. 67-degree and the winds are going ting light, so it will sill feel mild there. you saw for yourself we could get a few scattered showers friday is wet. it looks like the best chance of steady rain will come monday morning . >> still no word on the approval for this years' reno r

rosemary orozco joins us with a look outside. >> today will be a better day. with that said,ly say keep that umbrella handy. we do have scattered showers in the forecast for today. the steady rain. the rain that would not stop yesterday has pushed off to the east. east into sacramento and into the sierra. north bay reporting scattered showers at times. the scattered showers will remain in the forecast for today. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions so far. >>> highway patrol say there is has been no shortage of spinouts on the wet roadways. there have been several this morning. chp hopes new signs showing drivers how fast they are going will cut down on the number of car accidents. >> of course you get the people that drive it every day that think it's a normal day. and they don't slow down a lot of times. a crash does happen. >> yesterday a storm brought down trees knocking out electric to some customers in hillsburg. many folks say they are welcoming the wet spring weather. >>> one man is in jail after he drove drunk and killed his female passenger. it

dmitry orlov is in forrosemary rosemary orozco is in for steve. >>> chilly conditions, even colder than yesterday, we are going to be dry, we are going to be cool, i will show you that model coming up. good morning tara moriarty. >> reporter: it is on the bottom of your screen headed towards downtown an "f" s o looking good -- at fso looking good. 5:01 let's head back to the desk. >>> an update we first told you about, some meadow residents are waking up to no water pressure, that is because a water-main broke. 3,000 gallons a minute out of that crews are saying, paul? >> reporter: yes, that is how it was at the very beginning and they have maintained the situation and it is not flowing as heavily as it was earlier. since 3:00 this morning, crews have been working to get it under control. they have shut off several areas and it leads to some kind of crack which leads underneath the roadway. by the time we arrived, it was still flowing heavily. firefighters told me at one time it was 3,000 pounds of pressure. they used half that much when battling a fire. living this time, they will have

. >>> also, rosemary orozco says enjoy today. rain is returning. >>> and bridge building complaints. you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >>> we have a firefighter in the back of the building, walk in his direction. if you are able to get up and walk away, please do so now. >> this is an emergency drill at mineta san jose. volunteers acted as victims. the faa require them to test every three years. >> we have a lot of strengths, certainly there's some gaps and we do full-scale exercises to identify those gaps because it's through doing the exering size that we can fix the gap -- exercise that we can fix the gap. >> he says he's confident that santa clara county is ready to respond due to the relationship and good communication between all of the agencies involved. >>> we have some new information to bring you since we first brought you our top story on the mass murder in san francisco. this just into the ktvu newsroom. the medical examiner has just

rosemary orozco will have details just ahead. >>> food going to waste, our cameras were there as a bay area store had to dump most of its inventory. >>> when something like this happens, everybody wants to help pull together to help each other out. >> the cleanup is underway following the violent tornados in the midwest and south. rescuers are still looking for survivors in some of the worst hit areas. 39 people were killed including a 15-month-old toddler who was taken off life support yesterday. her father, mother and two siblings were also killed. 42 tore torse have -- tornadoes have touched down since last week in ten states. >>> thousands of college students and faculty throughout california are rallying in front of the state capitol. they want cuts to education funding to stop. we're live from the newsroom with more. >> reporter: they're calling it a march in march. occupy the capitol. students, teachers and professors calling for a change in education. the group hit the streets of sacramento protesting continued budget cuts to education. they say the cuts have resulted in higher

rosemary orozco will be here sunday on the morning news.l be here on the morning news. right now suffice to say saturday looks like the nicest day. temperatures in the mid-60s from livermore. the computer model, saturday at lunchtime here comes the clouds saturday afternoon. still no big deal. sunday morning, right now it's mostly to partly cloudy. now there's some sprinkles hanging around 3:00 on sunday. but you can see, you know this right. you can see there's no organized system going through here that's going to bring you the big winds and rain. very unorganized the system. so it'll be light rain at best. your five day forecasts for tomorrow. with your bay area weekend in view. this week flew by. we're going to lose an hour of sleep. maybe get a little extra rest. >>> if you need to find something what do you do? you google it. now a new survey shows just how popular google is. 80% of people in the united states rate google as their preferred site compare that to yahoo which ranked a distant second at only 6%. >> coming up on bay area n

rosemary orozco is following it all for us. how much time before we get wet?et. we have a little light rain falling over the north bay. it will continue sliding east over the course of the morning and into the afternoon of the by tonight we're drying out. monday looks like we get a break. stormier weather coming tuesday, wednesday, maybe thursday and friday. today will be a little damp but nothing like what we'll see by mid-week. a few sprinkles recorded over santa rosa, maybe a few light rain cells. the north bay is definitely the favored area for this storm or do we call it a storm, this front that's moving through, this weak disturbance asm few light showers in the forecast along the peninsula by noon, 1:00. it will continue to shift east. so early afternoon for the east barks inland, east bay. for the south bay maybe just a sprinkle. it looks like it dies out by the time it reaches you. chance of a shower in the forecast for the afternoon. low 50s for the the coast, upper 50s, low 60s around the bay and inland. mainly dry for monday. tuesday the rain looks

. >> and i am dave clark, rosemary orozco is in for steve paulson this morning. >>> perhaps a few showers embedded within those clouds. we may be dodging a sprinkled as we head through the day. no complaints and the clouds and warmer air mass is end hadding out our numbers. upper 60s are reported across the bay area at this time. we will show you about the possibility of rain and where it is coming in just a few minutes. >>> as rosemary mentioned no rain out there so it is making for a dry and nice commute. traffic on the left-hand side of your commute as you make your way towards hayward, no delays to speak of, 6:01 let's go back to dave and pam. >>> it is a decision that may affect the political future of sheriff ross mirkarimi. mayor ed lemay force sheriff ross mirkarimi out of -- mayor ed lee may force sheriff ross mirkarimi out of office. >> reporter: we are not sure when he will make his announcement regarding the sheriff but yesterday he dodged through city hall after the discussion. he declined to comment after he entered his own office. he apologized to his department and to the

. >> and i am pam cook, rosemary orozco is in for steve to tell us about the weather. >>> good morning to you, final hours of 2012 going to be dry and cool, this morning we are off to a chilly start, clouds are thickening up once again. we will look at those numbers and in the extend forecast, as early as tomorrow, i will have that coming up. >>> you can see traffic is slowing well as you make your way towards there so make sure you drive slowly across area bridges this morning. 6:01 let's head back to the desk. >>> we have a story we first told you about and we just learned that water has been shut off located at sharon park and a few people there walking through the area, this is a live picture from the scene of the break. the water-main broke just before 3:00 a.m. this morning. crews say, look at how it left earlier, water is gushing from the pipe at a rate of 3,000 gallons per minute. some areas have been shut down. >> we don't know where it is at, at this point, they are shutting some of the areas that lead into it to alleviate the water coming into it and hopefully they can find

moat roll gist rosemary orozco has the -- meteorologist rosemary orozco has the forecast. >> we are clearand cool out there this morning. nice rebound. once again temperatures on average. mostly sunny skies. we do have a slight chance for a few sprinkles. >> we will have the afternoon highs coming up. >> more than 2,000 people are out of their homes after a fire in san francisco. they are joining us live from the strict where firefighters have been all night, allie. >> no one was injured in the fire that started 9:30 last night. one of the family pets made out unscathed. they told me they walked through the backyard of one of these homes and they found a little dog still in his dog house and safe and sound. they called animal control in the back of the house on the far right. peach color house. and trying to coax the dog out. and trying to be reunited with the owners. this is next door to where the dog was found. if you zoom in, you can see a little bit of smoke drifting out of the garage area. there is still a hot spot smoldering inside the house. they can't get to it right now. the buil

rosemary orozco is with us today and she says rain is coming. >>> for today mostly dry and mild where we may see just a dry day, we will be a lot like yesterday, afternoon highs warming back to the upper 60s for the south bay. we have more coming up in a few minutes, hi, sal. >>> this morning's commute looks good on the san mateo bridge on that span, 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> public how tat tis -- utilities crews are on the road, claudine wong is on the scene with what commuters can expect, claudine wong? >> reporter: we have some heavy duty machinery between howard and mission streets. you can see one lane is blocked off and this one line of vehicles stretches down. it is only one black we are talking about. that is the warning, you are going to want to avoid this area. let's talk about the repairs started last night. there is a sewerage problem started from last night. at had point it is still unclear what type of problem they are dealing with what kind of leak what kind of spill but they know they will be out here through the morning and that these repairs could take a co

rosemary orozco is in for steve. >> we are seeing light rain over parts of the north bay after a brief reprieve. we have wet weather back in the forecast for your friday. grab that umbrella we will need it. if it will be a long day, that is when some of the heaviest rain is expected to fall. take a look at the satellite radar. we are beginning again to see some light rain falling and it is going to continue to become a little more wide-spread throughout the morning hours. them by afternoon really coming down. updating the latest model. i will show you when we expect the heavier rain and how long the next system is expected to last. good morning, sal. >>> good morning, rosemary. pg&e crews are at the scene of a down power pole. around 3:30 this morning neighbors say a ford exhibition crashed through a fence at a vacant lot and hit the pole. the impact of the crash broke the pole in half and sent it to the ground. the car then drove off. officers caught up with the passengers two blocks away. we are looking live at a picture of northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. this traffic is mov