typically the san joaquin river near modesto is about 200 feet wide, but check it out after weeks of historic rainfall. >> right now it's probably 1/2 a mile wide. >> reporter: we are hovering over what used to be shoreline accessible by foot and great for fishing but is now under water deal as a two story house. the river is just -- deal always a two story house. the river is -- deep as a two story house. at the manteca sportsman shooting club, the old mock cowboy up to is under 4 feet of water but not because the river topped its banks or broke through a levee. >> this is seepage, water coming up from the ground. the water table is not very low here. >> reporter: they're not allowed to pump the water back into the river. with nowhere to put it the club president is moving the water to another part of the property and wait for it to seep back down where it came from. in this extraordinary winter such is the business of managing mother nature. you seem in good spirits about it all. >> well just do what we can do until the river level goes down and then we'll be fine. >> reporter: so

typically, the san joaquin river near modesto is about 200 feet wide. but check it out now after weeks of historic rainfall. >> right now, it's probably half a mile wide. >> reporter: we are hovering over what used to be shoreline accessible by foot and great for fishing. but it's now under water that's deep as a two-story houses. >> we are going to be wet for a while. >> reporter: the river is just below flood stage and dropping which means minor flooding in neighboring farmland and low- lying areas. at the manteca sportsman shooting club, the old mock cowboy town is under 4 feet of water but not because the river topped its banks or broke through a levee. >> this is seepage. it's just water coming up from the ground. the water table is not very low here. i mean, you can dig down and get water. >> reporter: they are not allowed to pump the water back into the river and so with nowhere to put it, they are moving the water to another part of the property and then wait for it to seep back down in. in this extraordinary winter such is the situation. >> we

river system. >> reporter: lower lying areas within the san joaquin valley have already seen localized flooding but now the department of water resources says it is mainly concerned with having to manage a lot of runoff through the particular set of reservoirs. >> those reservoirs include don pedro, new exchequer, bryant and pine flats and others. >> reporter: most are spilled into the of that water will eventually need to be released. >>> roberta, you had me at high 70s this morning. >> right. what was that, about 3:10 this morning? >> you texted me at 3:10. high 70s. >> i had to. >> i didn't understand you were flirting with me for a moment. [ laughter ] >>> we are going to be much warmer today than yesterday but not as warm as we'll be on saturday. let's get to it our live weather camera look out at dry pavement at the golden gate bridge. clear skies there but it is a bit gusty as far as our winds are concerned on all of our local bridges. san francisco now in the mid- 50s coolest spot santa rosa at 47. it is now 52 in redwood city. winds were powerful yesterday and will increase ag

was an historian that took millions of pictures of the san joaquin valley.t tells the story of agriculture and this valley. we were very fortunate and blessed to have a close association with the foundation. we have had an opportunity to get a lot of his original pictures. we were able to acquire the first-ever video of the big fresno fair in 1930. he has played a big part of telling our story, which is very important. >> horse racing at the big fresno fair is big and has always been big. even in 1904. were racinghorses against each other. in 1884.ing started now we have hopefully a to 10 horses per race and we make a great race out of it, but that is how it started back in that time. fresno, the auto racing industry has been huge going back to the early 1900s. in the late 1920's, fresno fair was known to have the fastest track in the world, and the unique thing about the track is it was made out of wood. from the ground to the top of turn two and turn two and three and four, the was a lot of bank on the track. those cars back in the early 120's were doing 1

this morning growing concern over sinking land in the san joaquin valley. a new nasa report says we are losing two feet a year. the problem is subsiding that is the lowering of land level. experts say it's been made worse by the drought. according to nasa over the last few years the sinking land has caused some aquifers to collapse and impacting infrastructure in the area. >> roads, railways, pipelines, anything like that is impacted in and damaged by subsidence. >>> a 2.6 magnitude earthquake struck near monterey bay. it happened around 7:50. it hit about 11 miles northeast of virginia lyonnais. >> she's joined us. >> tell what is is going on. we have big problems just the past half hour. nheading to the south bay where we have a new problem. this is northbound 101 before the expressway. it's a four car crash blocking the middle lane and causing major delays. let's head into the peninsula from hayward and the foster city. traffic moving slowly. 880 to 101 will now take you up to 20 minutes. let's move to the east bay. here's a look at westbound 80 and west

in clayton, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the san joaquin county d.a.after stockton's former mayor adding to his legal tr. arrt warrant is out anthony silva. investigators spent hours yesterday searching his home and the stockton kids club which silva heads up. they took computers and documents. silva's attorney says they were some sort of financial records. >> i have a feeling he wished he never ran for mayor. there's some indication that it had something to do with the stockton kids club because they did a search warrant there but beyond that, um, it's pure speculation. i don't even know if there will end up being charges in this case. >> over the summer silva was accused of recording a game of strip poker with teens at his camp and providing them with alcohol. the felony recording charges were dropped. the other misdemeanor charges are pending. >>> an oakland city council member wants the city to stop giving elected officials free tickets to events at the coliseum and oracle arena. last summer, kpix 5 investigation found several council members each

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the sacramento san joaquin river delta is another area that's prone to flood vulnerability.ecretary of the california natural resources agency testified on capitol hill about flood control. >> we should use the opportunity that is presented by the situation to invest in infrastructure and meet the challenge of extreme weather and variable precipitation and accomplish multiple benefits and goals within the investment. >> reporter: on tuesday, president trump told congress that he would ask for a $1 trillion package that would be financed through both public and private capital to improve our country's infrastructure. but we have yet to hear specifics from the president as to whether that plan will focus on dams. meanwhile, governor brown on tuesday redirected $50 million in funds and asked the state legislature for an additional $387 million to immediately go into flood emergency operations. in clayton, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> modesto is pumping treated waste water into the san joaquin river trying to protect the treatment facility after massive amounts of rain caused a main

a ban on boating on the water ways in san joaquin valley. why the ban is necessary and its impact on local businesses. >>> the st. mary's basketball team on the way to the ncaa tournament. their parting thoughts when mark is here later in sports. >>> an officer-involved shooting in the north bay. the new information about the man that was killed. >>> alameda deputies are asking for help in the search for a homicide suspect. deputies were called yesterday afternoon when they found a trail of blood leading to the house. they found a 41-year-old man inside dead. investigators say that it appears that he was killed in a fight with someone he knew. >> our victim and a suspect in this case, the person that we are looking for now had an altercation that they knew each other and that this case is a result of some type of argument that occurred between the two of them. >>> investigators have not revealed the name of the man killed. anyone with information is asked to contact the alameda sheriff's department. >>> we know the man that was shot to death

he faces felony corruption and money laundering charges in san joaquin county. last week prosecutors announced a warrant for his arrest. >>> coming up. light snow in the bay area also came with whiteout conditions. we' we'll have an update as skiers try to get back home. . >>> good morning, bay area. it's 4:45. we're under a microclimate weather alert. the radar is showing a lot of showers pushing through in the north bay. the santa cruz mountains, out near mount hamilton seeing a combination of rain and snow. i'll talk about the timeline for this and when we're expecting to dry out and welcome the sunshine in just a few minutes. mike? >> a look at the bay bridge, vianey with the rain. obviously wet roads, and a delay from this toll plaza across the westbound span. a crash in the middle of the roadway. i'll try to show you the latest coming up. >>> to business and teng nch ne now. your next car parts could come from a 3-d printer. >> you know i can really arch an eyebrow. for that and the rest of the news before the bell, we turn to kate rogers from cnbc world h

he was taken to san joaquin jail and is facing a number of charges including embezzlement, grand theft, misappropriation of public funds and money laundering. last week, investigators served a search warrant on his home and the stockton kids club which he runs. they carried out computers and boxes of documents.'s attorney says silva is innocent. >> he does get a bad rap. it is because he is constantly having to face these types of allegations.>> he may be an easy target. he may not always exercise the greatest discretion. it is probably discretion that exceeds many of the people.>> silva could be arraigned early next week. he is being held on $1 million bail. >>> rencen family came together tonight to remember a san jose little league president who was killed outside a bar last month. job ask as was there for tonight's -- basque as -- job ask as was there for tonight's fundraiser. >> he was our protector and hero. >> reporter: frank was president of east ridge little league where he has spent most of his time as a player, coach, volunteer, mentor. >> he did not just touch lives, he lef

guest: a correctional facility teacher at san juan key county -- san juan -- san joaquin county prison facility. it really comes down to is the education system, and honestly, mental health. we are not really receiving through the government what we should be receiving. when a mentalrder health was shut down a long time ago and then from now, working as a prison correctional trying to getr, them their ged's. /a is really a dangerous job job that you really learn to love. it is a job that really i've seen a lot of guards that come too the job not trained well de-escalate the violence and what not. psychiatrist take training for officers and guards and whatnot, and also to get them out of the incarceration and into the rehabilitation. host: anything to add? guest: i think he raises some important points about community mental health. we have systematically underinvested in providing mental health system -- services for people who need them, and a lot of people end up in the criminal justice system because of mental health issues. it is really important to have people who are working on m

particularly we're concerned with the central valley reservoirs on the san joaquin river system. >> reporter: lower lying areas have already seen localized flooding, but now the department of water resources say it is mainly concerned with having to manage a lot of runoff through this particular set of reservoirs. >> those reservoirs include new malonas, don pedro, bryant and pine flats. >> reporter: most of these reservoirs are filled into their flood space, an area built to hold excess water in these type of storm events, but that water will eventually need released. >>> the good news is there is no more rain coming our way. we get a break from that. >> exactly. let it only be snow melt. that's all it will be the next week with a dry weather pattern. it will be windy, a wind advisory in effect for the hills from midnight tonight until lunchtime tomorrow. what a beautiful evening, our photographer marco vargas giving us this great shot, got a few new skyscrapers going up at treasure island, perfect night, clear night tonight. a high wind alert, wind advisory in effect for the hills, starts

today the san joaquin d.a.'s office issued an arrest warrant for anthony silva. investigators spent hours searching his home and the stockton's kids club when silva heads up. they carried out computers and boxes of documents. silva's attorney says they were some sort of financial records. >> i have a feeling he wished he never ran for mayor. there's some indication it has something to do with the stockton kids club because they did a search warrant there, but beyond that it's pure speculation. i don't even know if there will end up being charges in this case. >> this summer silva was accused of recording a game of strip folker with teens in his camp -- poker with teens in his camp and providing them with alcohol. other misdemeanor charges are pending. some were dismissed. >>> free passes to events at the open coliseum and oracle arena for city officials some want to get rid of. veronica de la cruz is here to explain. >> a council member says potential revenue from those tickets could help fund vital public needs in oakland. well first told you about the ticket is

. >>> a san joaquin county d.a. is going after stockton's former mayor adding to his legal troubles. an arrest warrant was issued for anthony silva. investigators spent hours yesterday searching his home and the stockton kids club which silva heads up. they carried out computers and boxes of documents. silva's attorney says they were some sort of financial records. >> i have a feeling he wished never ran for mayor. there's some indication that he had something to do with the stockton kids club they did a search warrant there but beyond that it's pure speculation. i don't even know if they will end up being charges in this case. >> over the summer he was accused of recording a game of strip poker with teenagers at his camp and giving them alcohol. the felony recording charges were dismissed. the other misdemeanor charges are still pending. >>> more bay area headlines now. it will be years until crews finish installing a new suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. officials announced this week that the barrier will

california, is democratic congressman jerry mcinerney whose district stretches from contra costa and san joaquin valley. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> is jeff sessions are ecuesing himself enough at this point? >> certainly not. it is important that he would recuse himself, but he testified under oath in the confirmation hearing that he does not have any connection to the russian government during the campaign. that's clearly not the case. we need an attorney general who people can trust, who is above reproach. that is clearly not the case now. >> you want him to resign? >> absolutely. >> what do you think should happen in terms of a special prosecutor? should one be assigned? >> there's no question a special prosecutor should be assigned. an independent person who can both investigate and prosecute if crimes were committed. >> the republican congressman from southern california, darrell issa, said his party should do more to hold the white house accountable. let's take a quick listen to what he said. >> for credibility, we have to hold this president to the level of t

from the reservoir is sent to 19 million customers in southern california, silicon valley, and the san joaquin valley. >>> marin county officials estimate the winter storms caused nearly $10 million in damage to public property. the county has identified 24 locations that suffered damage. the county is pursuing financial aid from the state and washington but that could take years. marin county will likely have to cover the repair costs up front. >>> happening now, much of the northeast will continue cleaning up from the monster storm that made a surprise turn inland. it brought the heaviest snowfall to upstate new york and northern new england. here's a sight you don't often see, snow falling along the beach in north hampton. many places seeing one or two feet of snow. officials concerned that falling temperatures will lead to icy conditions on roads and sidewalks. major cities, though, like philadelphia, new york, and boston were spared the worst of it. >>> san francisco is moving a step closer to a possible fee to drive on the city's crookedest street. the county transportation board has sig

san joaquin county prosecutors say he embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars from a youth organization. >> a significant portion of money flowed from the stockton boys and girls club account, specifically into anthony silva's personal bank account. >> the alleged theft happened from 2010 to 2014 while silva controlled the bank accounts for the stockton boys and girls club. >>> commuters in the north bay will find out in two weeks if they're going to be paying more for bus and ferry service. the board of the golden gate bridge district is going to meet march 24 to consider these fare increases. the district faces a deficit over the next five years. the proposed increase would cost commuters another 25 to 50 cents a ride. if approved, that hike will take effect july 1. that is the same day the bridge toll goes up another quarter. >>> when you step outside this morning, dress a little bit warmer, except for in santa rosa. can you tell where the cloud cover is? yeah, santa rosa. that's why you're 7 degrees warmer and the rest of us are 1 to 7 degrees cooler. castro vale is 38 right you. or

police with the san joaquin county d-a's office were searching his stockton home. the d-a's office says the warrants are part of an ongoing investigation and wouldn't provide details. they say the warrant is not related to charges he faced last august when he was accused of eavesdropping on a game of strip poker with teens at his mayor's camp... and providing them alcohol. the felony eavesdropping charges have since been dismissed. according to silva's attorney... the new investigation is linked to a possible financial crime. some of the president trump's proposed policies are being blamed for a lack of tourism in san francisco. the san francisco travel association says it is not expecting a big increase in tourism this year. the travel association is expecting tourism to increase by less than 2 percent this year. that number is even lower for international travelers. the travel association says its estimates have to do with the president's recent executive order on immigration. we have always been the statue of liberty kinda holding up that torch. welcoming people

after the break a man killed in a plane crash in the san joaquin valley.s) tonight in covering california... a man kill >>> tonight in covering california, a man was killed when the plane he was piloting crashed into a pick up truck. according to oak dale police, the plane collided with a parked pick up truck setting both on fire. the man had been flying the plane for 30 minutes before the crash landing at the oak dale airport. witnesses say there may have been engine trouble prior to the landing. the plane was coming in slow before making a hard landing. they rushed to the crash sight where they saw the pilot moving. the fire was too intense to help. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> it has been blue sky and sunshine for us lately, but the rest of the country not so lucky. many people in north carolina woke up to snow falling across the region. resident's reactions to the snow day. >> reporter: after a warm february, it is hard to imagine snow in march. snow was definitely the hot topic in wilmington. some were enthusiastic about th

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for more than an hour several homes were flooded near the san joaquin river. look at these pictures. tell us what happened. show us more of the damage. good morning. >> reporter: . >> we can see the work yuhs behind christien. >> can you hear me now? >> yeah. >> perfect. just' wanted to give you a sense of the work that's under way right now. what was a home there an hour ago when we were live has now been filled in. crews have now just started to put some cold asphalt down and this is a temporary patch. they're telling me they're hoping to have this road re-opened by 7:00 this morning. neighbors reported that they saw water pouring out of that broken water main at around 10:00 last night. this crew's been around since 11. that water main dumping water for more than an hour. at least four basements have been flooded. firefighters arrived and their first priority was making sure that the residents were safe then those public work crews began arriving here and began a job of repairing the broken 12" main and getting the road repaired. >> yeah there was a 12" wat

the stolen bmw at the of all of this is wanted in connection with 12 robberies spanning alameda, san joaquin counties. this is still an ongoing investigation. pete suratos, today in the bay. >>> a lot of heart break, pete thank you very much. happening right now. we have been following a series of water main breaks in san francisco. what you're looking at is new video showing the largest of the three breaks. this is right near cal palace. the second one is at mission and. and then a third water main break at bay shore and lois lane. still not sure what caused the break. we are digging into that. we have calls into the san francisco public aoultutilityies commission. >>> a live look at interstate 580 in dublin. traffic picking up. this is near the stretch of roadway where a little more than a year it has been available for commuters. two lanes event bound, one westbound. 14 miles through the tri-valley corridor alameda county leaders will provide feedback on how it is all working out. transit and chp will release findings 580 express lanes. we'll keep you updated. >>> help is on the way for p

san joaquin valley and take a look at the thunderstorms that rolled through earlier. even a tornado warning was issued in areas over san lucas county. a lot of activity in the valley and as we head to the sierra snow falling here with an advisory that remains in place through tomorrow afternoon. expiring at 6:00 and winter weather advisory for highway 50. winter weather expected for the next 24 hours. for us in the evening it will be quiet until late tonight. it gets going once again and in the overnight hours it looks like moderate will be falling tomorrow morning. we wake up with wet roadways and scattered showers expected once again. bit afternoon we dry out and once we dry out we are in better shape. thursday a dry day before another storm rolls in on friday. when i come back i will have a look at your temperatures for tomorrow and we will take a look in the extended forecast including your week coming up. >>> supreme court nominee neil gorsuch thought to reassure democratic senators that he would not be swayed by political pressure. if he wins con win -- confirmat

heavy rains hit san joaquin's markets really hard. the production may not be so good. >>> we'll count on steve to do some research. >> yeah. >>> 6:47 is the time. we can downtown on gasia in our news room coming up on mornings on 2. >> weeks after that terrible flooding we saw in parts of san jose in neighborhoods along coyote creek. san jose's mayor is making plans to invest more in the recovery effort and prepare for next time. he also wants to take action against scam artists praying on those flood victims. what he plans to do. remember when he did join us live on mornings on 2 last week he did say his office had been receivering calls from people falling pray to such scammers. and while the pay gap appears to be closing between men and women gender based pricing is changing too. comparable products for men or boys. these stories and much more when i join you in just a few minutes sam and dave. >>> well it may soon be illegal to use your cellphone while crossing streets in honolulu, hawaii. >> city officials say the streets are jus

coming up, the reason why san joaquin valley say it is necessary and how it affects one local business owner. >>> college debt cleared a key hurtle. the proposed legislation would expand the financial aid programs for community colleges and it would allocate $1.6 billions a year in new scholarships with that money coming from the state general fund. it was approved by the assembly subcommittee on education finance. >>> the commodant of the marine corp was a capitol hill vowing to prosecute those posting nude pictures of female marines. robert neller briefed the senate armed services committee and grilled by angry senators. neller told the committee that he is personally outraged at the situation asking for the personal truss of female marines past and present. >>> i would ask to take this opportunity to speak directly to every female in our marine corps. past and present. i know i am asking a lot of you right now and i ask you to trust the leadership of the marine core to take action and correct the problem and trust me personally as your commodant and i'm outraged. >>> the new picture

day that you might want to go chase as in severe weather, i would head out to the sacramento or san joaquinalley today. the storm prediction center has painted us for a marginal error of thunderstorms. you don't see that too often here. with the sun breaks we will get a lift. tomorrow morning will be rain. rain on friday. into early saturday. and the rest of the weekend should be okay until late sunday. sunday. >> thank you, steve. >> you're welcome. >>> officers with three law enforcement agencies are sitting down right now having coffee and talking with people in berkeley. the officers from the chp as well as oakland and berkeley police are hosting coffee with a cop. the event this morning is at fill's coffee on college avenue in oakland. they are answering questions and listening to what is on people's minds. >> most of the time people see us and are too shy to talk to us. we try to get out on social media but some don't use social media. this is a way to interact with community members. they can come down and ask us whatever they want answered. anything is on the table. >> once again i

they're worried that excessive pumping ground water during the drought made the san joaquin valley sink. scientist found areas near -- for the first time, a small area north of lake tahoe sank about a half foot. >>> a 17-year-old boy from clayton valley charter high school is facing charges after allegedly taking a nude photo of an administrator. the image, reportedly was from video of executive director david lindsay changing his clothes in the locker room of an off campus gym. two students have been suspended for sharing that image. the concord police department and the county sheriff's department are investigating how these images were captured. school district spokesperson says they're not sure at this point if a crime was committed. >>> the san jose police department wants your help. they want to find three men suspected of armed robberies at south bay convenient stores, it happened over the past year and one of them caught on surveillance camera in october. three men go into the store, weapons drawn, they approach that employees and demand money. the three suspects described as la

looking for the driver of the bmw wanted in connection with at least 12 robberies spanning alameda, san joaquin counties. candles burning and even some balloons. we'll have more in the next hour. live in antioch, pete suratos, today in the bay. >> just 16 years old. happening right now, we are getting word into our newsroom about several water breaks in san francisco to tell you about. the video that you're looking at right here is the largest one of the three. you see the water gushing. that is near santos street by cal palace. the second is at mission and college. and a third one at bay shore and lois lane. we're not sure the cause of the water tphaeumain break and if ts a connection. we'll keep you updated. >>> the u.s./mexico border, nbc was the only camera there. the boat riddled with bullet holes. this comes as immigration remains in the top of minds this morning. the shoot-out happened after two federal judges rejected the new travel ban. tracie potts with reaction and more exclusive photos from that border incident. traecie tracie. >> reporter: the president said last night that travel

police with the san joaquin county d-a's office were searching his stockton home... they say the warrant is not tied to his arrest in august when he faced misdemeanor eavesdropping charges... the d-a's office says the warrants are part of an ongoing investigation and wouldn't provide details. silva's attorney says investigators tell him that the investigation is connected to a possible financial crime. . tonight ... two people have been arrested... accused in a freeway shooting at an off-duty police officer last night in oakland. kron4's alecia ried is live at oakland police headquarters -- alecia how did police crack this case? patrol officers were able to pinpoint the suspect vehicle. they tried initiating a traffic stopa chase ensued they lost sight of them, but were able to arrest them hours laterpkginvestigating a shooting targeted at one of their owno-p-d shut down southbound interstate 880 near 16th avenue for hours wednesday night.sot - i'm very grateful that our officer is ok. the off-duty officer's car was hit, but he managed to get away without injury. sot

now - he says he's preparing to mount a defense.former mayor anthony silva is being held at the san joaquin county jail. his six felony charges stem from the stockton kid's club. . . formerly the boys and girls club.silva says it's his non-profit. . . and that there's more than meets the eye. details of the charges are still unclear. silva says he only got to read the charges for a few minutes monday. . .before appearing in court.((take sot)) trt:07/ "anthony silva/former stockton mayor: "i'm trying to mount a defense in here in shackles, there is more i want to say but can't say it right now." silva's bail is set at one million dollars.a bail reduction hearing is scheduled for next monday. (steve) you're looking live right now at s-f-o.... a gorgeous day followed by a gorgeous night.(catherine) and we're hearing that it's going to be even warmer..... for that...kron-4 meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with the forecast for the rest of your work week lawrence karnow: it was another beautiful day with even warmer temperatures. it is definitely feeling like spring today. we had plenty of

according to the san joaquin county d-a's office they say silva is facing embezzlement charges.estigators were searching silva's stockton home yesterday... while he's away on vacation. these charges are not related to charges he faced last august when he was accused of eavesdropping on a game of strip poker with teens at his mayor's camp... and providing them alcohol. the felony eavesdropping charges have since been dismissed. the alameda county fire department says today someone broke into one of their firetrucks...and stole important equipment used for training. police say the firetruck was in the side parking lot of the safeway on redwood road in castro valley. that's when somone broke in a stole the stereo and multimedia equipment such as cameras, training videos, and a drone. the fire department says the stolen items and countless hours of training footage are extremely hard to replace. they're hoping the person who did this does the right thing...and returns the stolen property. fire crews were on scene today in richmond... where more than a dozen cars went up in flames in

according to the san joaquin county d-a's office, silva is facing embezzlement charges.gators were searching silva's stockton home thursay while he was away on vacation. these charges are not related to those he faced last august when he was accused of eavesdropping on a game of strip poker with teenagers at his mayor's camp and providing them alcohol. the felony eavesdropping charges have since been dismissed. the search is on for a dangerous robber. watch the violent encounter next. live look outside... san mateo bridge. san francisco police are looking for the person behind a violent jewelery store robbery. the bold crime happened during the day in china town. kron4's lydia pantazes shows us who police are now hunting. this is surveillance video as a suspect shoves a woman to the ground on february 3rd at about 12:30 in the afternoon. he then ordered other employees of the lukfook jewelry store to the ground at gunpoint.police say he smashed several display cases in the store with a hammer.most of the damage has already been replaced but you can still see cracks in th

we spoke to the former mayor at the san joaquin jail. >> former mayor anthony silva enters the visiting cell wearing a red jump suit shackled and handcuffs. he sat down with casey. >> there is an observation cell. the district attorney has been the judge and executioner already. they claim that i am guilty of financial crimes. let me explain. >> it extends from the stockton kids' club. we asked him about the crimes and he says he got to read the charges yesterday for a few minutes before court. he says there is a bigger picture and the truth will come out. >> do you think your bail should have been reduced. >> of course. of course it should, yes. >> first the bail should have been reduced on my own recognizance here. i have lived here 42 years and i have a son here. i have built property here. i am not going anywhere. >> the district attorney's held a 35 minute conference explaining the charges. >> they always have a fancy press conference. i never see one with a murder suspect. >> silva spoke up saying he emailed the da in columbia on vacation and in columbia for dental work. >> you em

you can f >>> up in the sky, "sky drone 5" high above a bloated san joaquin river right on the other side of the altamont pass. you can see the hundreds of submerged trees to the south of the town of tracy. some locals who fish the river here estimate that it is a half mile wide in some location. the flooding is happening on highway 132 and between 580 and the town of modesto. the river started filling up very quickly after weeks of heavy rain. it's also getting an extra boost from all the snow runoff from the sierra and there are also major problems with water coming up from the ground around the river which is flooding out farmlands and some buildings. all nearby residents can do is wait for the water level to drop. there are still flooding concerns for farmers with crops downstream from the oroville dam. marysville is about 20 miles down street along the feather river. the farmers are worried about what will happen when the dam's main spillway reopens in a few days. elisa becerra shows us a man who has already lost a lot. >> reporter: aside from the damage that farmers say could h

department of water resources says they are concerned with the central valley reservoirs on the san joaquin. >> the snowpack is again near 200% of average. so that the resulting runoff from that high volume of snowpack is going to be well above average. >> most of the reservoirs are filled up to the flood space an area built to hold excess water in these types of storms. officials are coordinating with county and local agencies to manage the water flow downstream. >>> for so long we had too little. and now it's a little too much. >> yeah. >> it's a legitimate concern. we have four to seven feet of snow in the month of march alone in the sierra nevada area and where's all that runoff going to go? you know, i think manage is the proper word. when you have to manage those floodgates and open them up and allow the water to flow out, for example, the arroyo de la laguna creek in the pleasanton area, boy, it looks like a war zone there cutting through the city of pleasanton right now because a lot of water came out of lake del valle so it's something that bears watching through our spring season.

snowpack above our reservoirs particularly we're concerned with the central valley reservoirs on the san joaquiniver system including new molones, don pedro, new exchequer, bryant and pine flats. >> most of the reservoirs are filled into their flood space and that's an area built to hold excess water in storm events but that water will eventually need to be released. so i suppose this is one of the negatives that comes with the intense winter that we have had. is this something we need to be concerned about? >> absolutely. we have been talking about this for quite some time in the weather circles. it's just now being vocalized because when you have that much snow and then you have the sunshine and the warming of the temperatures, you're going to have runoff. no doubt about it. >> is this going to happen all at once? >> no, temperatures this weekend are already into the mid-50s even approaching 60 and we have already had a spell of that as well so we're seeing the gradual, um, runoff. but we'll continue to see -- in the month of march, the sierra saw 4 to 7 feet of snow alone on top of the epic s

and a flood warning for the san joaquin river in and around that area due to the snow melt so that's o continue with the mostly dry weather forecasted today. 64 half moon bay, 70 richmond, san rafael 72 in palo alto with mid 70s in san jose. so i want to give you a glimpse of what it's going to look like in livermore for the week ahead with highs today in the mid 70s. we are 10 degrees above average monday and tuesday look to be even milder and then that dip on wednesday, bringing you down into the 60s but that's really still above average but more near average. 71 on thursday, 78 on friday. so if you are coming into the city, we've got some some of that fog this morning by 11:00, low 60s, looking at mid 60s 2:00 and by 5:00, still kind of mild out there. a return to some 40s in the north bay with patchy fog, 50s around the bay and the accuweather 7 day forecast, a string of sun neopalpa donaldtrumpi -- sunny and spring-like days and you can look at the live cameras and see if we do bring which looks to be one of the coolest days on wednesday, but in and around the midweek forecast we

we just checked the san joaquin county inmate locater.s anthony silva is scheduled to appear in a stockton courtroom at 1:30 this afternoon. silva was arrested by fbi agents at sfo yesterday after returning from vacation in colombia. the charges are connected to search warrants on his home and at the stockton kids club he used to oversee. silva is being held right now on a $1 million bail. reggie and natasha, back to you. >> thank you. >>> we are learning more about a weekend electrical fire at the walnut creek bart station. saturday's fire brought trains to a stop and trapped hundreds of passengers. sky 7 was over the station shortly after it broke out inside an electrical vault beneath the tracks. roughly 300 passengers had only gone about 30 feet before it happened. they ended up stranded for an hour and a half. fire officials say there were some small explosions and pops, but they say passengers were never in any real danger. one woman tells abc 7 news there was a strong smell of vomit and no ventilation. >> announcer: now, your accuw

bmw which is wanted in connection with at least 12 robberies spanning alameda, santa clara and san joaquin counties. >> our investigative unit has leshd that oakland is paying a public relations firm thousands of dollars to deal with the media in the wake of the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. one executive is getting paid $500 an hour and you at home, you're paying for it. tonight at 11:00 investigative reporter bigad shaban talks with one law maker who calls the contract a waste of your tax dollars. >> you feel like that taxpayer money could have been better spent is this >> absolutely. there is no way to get around or explain it or justify it. >> oakland says that p.r. firm is helping the city reduce its risk of getting sued, but we discovered it just -- isn't just taxpayers in oakland who are stuck with the bill. we'll explain and tell you why there are parts of the contract that the city just doesn't want you to see. watch our full investigation tonight at 11:00. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to the unit at nbcba

from the reservoir is sent to 19 million customers in southern california, silicon valley, and the san joaquin valley. >>> marin county officials now estimate the winter storms caused nearly $10 million in damage to public property. the county's identified 24 locations that suffered damage from flooding and landslides. the county's pursuing financial aid from state and washington, but that process could take years. marin county will likely have to cover the repair costs up front. >>> happening right now, much of the northeast will continue cleaning up from the monster storm and it actually made a surprise turn unlapd, bringing the heaviest snow to upstate new york and northern new england. heavy snow falling along the beach in north hampton, new hampshire. many places in the northeast seeing one to two feet of snow. officials are concerned that falling temperatures will lead to icy conditions on roads and sidewalks. major cities, though, like philadelphia, new york, and boston were spared the worst of it o. new details in kroernt county, officials approved buying new tasers for the sheriff's 

it will take money away from hospitals, aluminate 4000 jobs in san joaquin county alone, working and middle class families will be forced to pay more for less. this will increase health care costs and decrease the quality of coverage available. americans deserve access to quality health care coverage and health care they can afford. i asked my republican colleagues to withdraw this terrible bill and work across the aisle for once to improve the aca to benefit all americans. i strongly oppose this bill and urge my colleagues to vote no. >> the dillman from texas. >> i reserve my time. >> the gentleman from massachusetts. >> the document for maryland is recognized. you very much. we are here to discuss the rules for voting on trumpcare or ryancare, whatever we're calling it. there are no rules. it is lord of the flies day here in the house of representatives. they want to make a spoke on a bill no one has read. no one can find it. anything goes. the whole process has been a disaster, a debacle, a mockery of democracy. no hearings, no witnesses, no experts, the process, no deliberation

. >> the concern really is for what we call the san joaquin hydro logic area where the major flood control reservoirs down there are already full, and we've got a big snowpack up there. so the water managers are already in contact with each other to ensure that the releases from the reservoirs are coordinated so as to minimize potential downstream damage. >> all right, frank gehrke, rye droll gift, good work today. frank, thanks so much for the time. we appreciate it. that sierra show pack is welcome news for us. one third of the state's drinking water come from the runoff. east bay mud reports their foot hill reservoirs are nearly at capacity so much so some of the bigger reservoirs are already in spill mode. it is all to make room for the snow melt and avoid any flooding concerns come later in the spring. >> east bay mud has been releasing water from our comanche reservoir, and we have been releasing for 70 days straight. that's longer than we have ever done it since comanche was built in 1964. >> the sierra snow record by the way set in 1938. 819 inches of snow. that was at doarn summit

from the reservoir is sent to 19 million customers in southern california, silicon valley, and the san joaquin>> marin county officials now estimate the winter storms caused nearly $10 million in damage to public property. the county has identified 24 locations that suffered damage from flooding and landslides. the county is pursuing financial aid from the state and washington but the process could take years. marin county will likely have to cover the repair costs up front. >>> 5:35 now. happening right now, much of the northeast will continue cleaning up from the monster storm. it actually made ha surprise turn inland and brought the heaviest snowfall to upstate new york and morning new england so take a look. this is a sight you don't often see. heavy snow even fell along the beach in north hampton, new hampshire. many places in the northeast seeing one to two feet of snow. officials are concerned that falling temperatures will lead to icy conditions on roads and sidewalks. major cities like philadelphia, new york, and boston were spared the worst of it. >>> want to go down the crookedest s

eliminate 4,000 jobs in san joaquin valley alone. working and middle class families will be forced to pay more for less. this will increase health care costs and decrease the quality of coverage available. americans deserve access to quality health care coverage and health care that they can afford. i ask my republican colleagues to withdraw this terrible bill and work across the aisle for once to improve the a.c.a. that benefits all americans. i strongly oppose this bill. and urge my colleagues to vote no. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: reserves his time. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: i yield one minute to the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for one minute. mr. raskin: mr. mcgovern, thank you very much. mr. speaker, we're here to discuss the rule for voting on trumpcare, ryancare, whatever they are calling it today based on whoever's billing to put their name to t but