we're live in san mateo county, alex savage, ktvu news. >>> big storm ended, at least for now, but there are a lot of problems to deal with this morning. we are in the county where until late last night, there was of a flash flood warning, tara. >> reporter: we're here along the creek where the water is gushing. mill valley got about a four of rain with nearly 20-inches. we're here off miller avenue in the downtown area, and just down the street, unslain closed in front of the high school because of street flooding. chp wants to remind you to slow down on the slick roads. yesterday, a 60-foot landslide collapse collapsed from the road above and crashed into a newly built study. firefighters were keeping it from moving more. >> it's scary, same time it's more water in the rose voice >> we want the rain, yeah, just not the flooding. >> reporter: the 2:00 a.m. club, the owners brought out sandbags to help scave off the high waters that comes every year when the rain and tide push storm drains past their limit. meanwhile, it may have contributed to a deadly car crash yesterday morning. jeep

of various fault crossings of the san andreas pipeline and the sunset supply line branch in san mateo county. public utilities commissionn1234 >> >> >>supervisor mark farrell: okay. thank you puc for being here. >> the water system improvement director for puc. i recently came into this position and the director is here and we are proud to be entrusted with this leadership program. i will be working hard with the team to bring this program to successful completion over the next several years. as julie promised, we plan to bring the updated to the budget finance committee. if you would indulge me with an 5-minute update. i would like to give you a little update and turn to agenda items 6, 7 and 8. if you look at this pie chart, the program is about 80 percent complete. the complete project is $2.6 billion. we have exceeded 80 percent of the funds. there is about $2.7 billion current and that is 16 projects in the bay area. some of the largest programs are still in active construction. we have projects in the design phase. we completed 52 projects in the last year. some of our achievements are

san francisco, san mateo county, the peninsula, 2 or 3" rain. bay, san jose, morgan hill, milpitas, 1." look at the bull's eye. three to six inches of rainfall in the north bay saturday and sunday. so lots of rain especially north of the golden gate but beneficial rain for all of us. 56 tomorrow in vallejo. it will be raining by friday evening for you. oakland 58. san jose of course the last to get the rain because you're farther south. santa rosa will see some showers in the early afternoon high of 55 degrees. soggy on saturday, soggy on sunday. monday we're looking at things clearing out. and then by the middle of next week, i don't know what happened to the icons, they disappeared, trust me, the important ones are still there that's the rain on saturday. i think we're changing the icons right now making them look better. saturday wet, sunday wet, rain begins tomorrow night and it's going to be a weekend washout, great news. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, how a quilt could be the clue that finally cracks a 25-year-old bay area murder mystery

san mateo county offering them for free to its residents. it's part of getting ready for the sudden return to winter. paul deanno will tell us more about what rain is going to be coming in about 10 minutes from now. >>> the morning commute as you can imagine was a mess all over the bay area. this big rig slammed through the center divide on 80 in richmond. cars were creeping in both directions for most of the morning. >>> the driver of this porsche was cruising with the top down before it spun out on highway 101 in san francisco. the driver had minor injuries but the porsche was completely wrecked. >>> and flashing lights from police cars lit up san francisco's cliff house. the suspected drunk driver coopted handle the curve. the -- couldn't handle the curve. the suv hit a parked car, pole and concrete barrier before landing on the sidewalk. >>> how about snow? the storm blanketing the sierra with several inches of fresh snow. here's what it looked like today over the sierra at tahoe. rob mcallister tells us this latest round of powder has s

i should say, on top of power lines here and is blocking highway 84 in the woodside area of san mateo county. we'll tell you about the work pg&e is doing to remove this tree and how long before the road will reopen. >>> the s.w.a.t. team surrounds a san jose home where police eventually found a wanted man after nearly 12 hours. >> reporter: we're live in hayward where one man is dead after an apparent home-invasion robbery. coming up, we'll tell you how the homeowner was able to defend himself. >>> and a new, potentially dangerous problem on the eastern span of the bay bridge. the leaks exposed by the weekend rain. "mornings on 2" begins right now. >>> welcome to "mornings on 2." we are live in san mateo county, where,s a you can see, a large tree continues to block a major road at this hour. there it is. it's just one of many of the problems that cleanup crews around the bay area are facing after the weekend's heavy and much-needed rainfall. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> how did you handle the rain? >> enjoyed it. >> so did i. good morning. i'm dave clark. >>> steve, are we done for n

san mateo county is reminding neighbors with that well needed wet weather may come some flooding. in the area are limited to about 15 bags a house and officials want to be sure everyone who gets them who needs them. here in oakland they are going to be handing out bags at 8 a.m. they will be doing it until 9 p.m. if you want to pick some up on the weekend open until 4:30 p.m. live in oakland, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> i think the animals will be lining up 2 by 2 over the weekend. >> especially in the north bay. >>> that will be the main focus. you get down to san jose they will get less than an inch of rain so a big difference in how much rain you will see. already seeing clouds in the skies. scattered light showers. but expecting that to pick up this afternoon. this is just the beginning of the storm system that's now setting itself up. and the way it is setting itself up, once it starts raining, it's not going to stop right on through sunday. we're going to see a lot of rain this weekend. hi-def doppler radar showing showers off the coastline. you can see this batch here most of

san francisco and san mateo county 2 to 3 inches of much needed rain fall. rrow as the rain moves in tomorrow afternoon, mid to upper 50s. san jose 58. union city 56. pacifica54. concord, pittsburgh upper 50s. it will be there earlier for santa rosa. 57 tomorrow for alameda. your extended forecast, we're soggy on saturday. sunday we're still looking at rain. we clear out monday, tuesday, and wednesday we'll be dry. thursday a few light showers are back. big-time storm getting here as soon as tomorrow afternoon. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. has its product stuck in new jersey... thanks to an ongog trade dispute. right now, a load of chobani >>> the sponsors of the u.s. olympic teams has products in new jersey. thanks to an on going trade dispute. >> a load of greek yogurt made in the u.s.a. is held up at customs because of a long runni

. >>> a rare case of measles has been reported in san mateo county. county health officials say the patient had recently been on an international trip. now they are working to find anyone who was in contact with the man in san mateo county. they are also strongly advising everybody, especially children, to get a measles vaccination to protect themselves from this highly infix owz viral viral -- infectious viral's disease. a b.a.r.t. rider was contracted with measles. there was concern about contact with that rider who rode the el norte station to berkeley. >>> the garden outside police headquarters is a lasting tribute to the two officers killed in the line of duty exactly one year ago. today's ceremony followed a public candlelight vigil last night at city hall in honor of detective elizabeth butler and butch baker. sergeant baker's son was among those attending last night's vigil. >> i miss my best friend. he's my hero. me, my mom and him always call ourselves the three amigos. i miss having that. >> a sexual assault suspect shot and killed the offic

right around san mateo county, down to santa cruz county. could see a slight chance of thundershowers tomorrow. we'll talk about the big pattern shift for tomorrow and a bigger storm in the seven-day forecast for you coming up in a few minutes. diane? >> good news. thank you, rob. >>> it was an easy drive up to tahoe for people wanting to take advantage of the new snow. some resorts reported up to two feet of new snow thanks to the storm on thursday. people lined up to enjoy some of the new powder. >> i thought it was going to be a lot more crowded. i figured everybody would come up after the little rain we got. >> the resorts were mostly busier today than they were last weekend. squaw valley reported ten inches of new snow. as rob just mentioned, more snow may be on its way tomorrow. >>> our weather coverage always is available online. you can track the rain and drought conditions at nbcbayarea.com. just look for the weather tab. and our interactive radar. >>> we have new information tonight on a shooting that started with a fight in east s

reporting live, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> 5:35, developing news from the san mateo county hills, it appearstree has fallen down. maybe tied to the big weekend storm. ktvu's alex savage joining us live from the valley, a big tree has crashed down on skyline boulevard, alex. >> reporter: well this large tree came crashing down early this morning, and it came down right on top of some power lines. and those are still live wires which is why we're keeping our distance here, pge is still working to cut the power. this tree is now block the the road, which is highway 84, close to skyline boulevard is where we are this morning on the woodside area. the heavy rain all weekend season the culprit here and left the ground just saturated, and this tree just gave away, it was reported to authorities at about 3:30 this morning. and this was one of several trees that came down here in the san ma terms and conditions o county hillside during this weekend's rainstorm. pge crews, we saw them pull up, they have arrived to survey the situation. crews will have to figure out how to safely remove this tree that

san mateo county is reminding neighbors that with the well needed wet weather may come some flooding.ave plenty of sandbags made up at all our sites and we have on-call people who- constantly monitoring. >> reporter: 15 bags a house to be sure that everyone who needs them will get them. here in oakland, you can pick up sandbags until 9:00 tonight. if you want to wait until the weekend, they will be doing it until 4:30. i'm understanding i don't think you want to wait until the weekend. right? lawrence? >>> this is the time to do it. we are catching a break now. even by the afternoon, cate, i think that rain starts to pick up outside and here we go. probably not going to stop until about sunday evening. so if you are headed out the door this morning, we are just seeing some scattered light showers showing up on our hi- def doppler radar. mostly cloudy skies even some patchy fog showing up now. i think temperatures fairly cool in spots. 50s and some 40s. very muggy. the whole atmosphere is changing right now. we are seeing a little subtropical moisture coming in and that's why we're tal

resolution approving the acquisition of 33 avigation easements from various property owners in san mateo county to replace expiring avigation easements required for the san francisco international airport's noise insulation program projectt; adopting findings that the project is categorically exempt from environmental review under the california environmental quality act, class 1: existing facilities; adopting findings that the acquisition is consistent with the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1; and authorizing the director of property to execute documents, make certain modifications, and take certain actions in furtherance of this resolution. the clerk: sf 11234 >>supervisor scott weiner: mr. up dike is here. >> today before you are various avigation easements. these are located in two specific areas within daily city just south of the center just off the i 280. a little background, the state of california noise standards for airports is in title 21 of the state code which requires airports to land use. nearly 15,000 structures around sfo. we are af

the national weather service issued a flash flood warning for san mateo county, santa clara county, and santa cruz county. these are live pictures. we're looking at 101 north in san jose. stay tuned. we'll check in with steve and sal on how we're all being effected for this morning's commute. that's coming up in a few minutes. >>> 7:14. two men face vandalism charges in sonoma county for damage done to tomales high school. the school is not far from highway 1 in the town of tomales. the 19-year-olds are accused of ramming their cars through the school fence and tearing up a field by spinning doughnuts on the grass. damage is estimated at $20,000. >>> 7:14. in seattle, after getting complaints from cab companies in seattle, that city's city council is limiting the number of ride share cars on public streets. last night, the seattle city council voted to allow each company to have 150 cars in service at a time. now, a tougher proposal was turned down. that would have capped the number of drivers for all services at 400. the ride share companies included san francisco-based lyift, uber and

it roudz in san mateo county it's as much of san francisco as the golden gate bridge. >> hold the applause. is there anyone else who wants to make any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner low >> well, first, i want on the record i've given up on golf (laughter). >> i've move forward on but i do want to ask matt a question regarding the fish and game wildlife. aren't we required to do this work >> there are a number of elements that were identified by the finish and a wildlife service. there are a total of 32 measures and other measures were covered in a previous project it was the upland project. >> so the scope of work is required by the fish and game wildlife. >> yes. >> seeing no other comments i feel i should weigh in and say i'm an avenue individual golfer and wishes he was better but this is a public recreational facility that has an enormous service it is economically the most feasible golf on a beautiful course. and that fact alone would knoll me to do everything we can to make it comparable with the frog and snake >> u but i'm moved by the frog and s

still there along the san mateo county coast, but we will be looking at a return to plenty of sunshine today with temperatures well above average. so the broken record is about to end, carolyn. we are talking rain, wind, cooler temperatures and, in fact, rainfall in the next couple of inches the week ahead. we will have it for you in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. bart crews are hard at work this morning make repairs following a train derailment in concord on friday. the goal is to get trains running east of the pleasant hill station by 8:00 a.m. our reporter has the latest on the progress. >> reporter: this is what it looked like, a bart train with part of the cab hanging over the edge of tracks. now the train cars are gone and two 39-foot sections of the rail are getting fixed. >> our goal is to have our normal sunday morning service which begins at 8:00. that's our goal. a massive crane was brought in to pluck the cars off the elevated rail line. you see how this one is banged up from the accident. all the damaged cars were put on the back of flatbed trailers and carted away to

after the san mateo county sheriff investigators. searched his home for evidence.covered past allegations against the doctor. kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to three men who say, they were victiminzed by garza when they were teenagers. it's a story you'll see only on four. 16:14 i woke up in the middle of his quote unquote experiments and he was just sort of you know fondling me and kind of playing with himself that's the voice of a man who says he was drugged and molested by doctor daniel garza nearly 20 years ago, and he's not the only one who's accusing the doctor of sexual abuse. 15: for him to do what he did, just doesn't even seem human. in all i spoke to three victims, none of whom wanted to appear on camera. in order to protect their privacy.i've changed their names to peter, john and carlos. they say it started when garza was their young, influential teacher at cathedral high school in el paso texas. it's a catholic all boys' schoolserving mostly latino students coming from working class families near the west texas border town. garzaa recent stanford colleg

and today san mateo county confirmed itself sixth death. there has now been at least one death confirmed in all nine bay area counties. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee reemphasized his push for more affordable housing in san francisco. he came during a tour of new project on 1600 market street in hayes valley. the authority has vowed that 100% of the units are affordable. >> more people want to live in our wonderful city. a lot of people living here want to stay. if we are almost militaristic about building and constructing housing such as this wonderful sector we're at. >> the mayor says he wants to build 30,000 new homes in san francisco over the next six years with priority given in the permit process based on how many affordable units the builders include. >>> in the case of a police shooting is headed to federal court. the civil rights violation a family says police officers phaáed when they shot and killed an east bay man -- officers made when they shot and killed an east bay man. >>> and it is a parking lot for the homeless. is this co

live in the city is good and better than other departments. 46 percent, if you count san francisco county and san mateo county. that's good. they don't have to depend on a bridge. if you look at new orleans, you don't want all of your first responders living in the city. like we saw with new orleans, they had difficulty responding and they were dealing with their own devastation. we are making strides. i'm proud to say this class and previous class, we have spanish speakers, we have someone who speaks russian sitting in the classroom today. i agree. it's less important at a fire scene. when people are trying to get information, it's difficult. but it's critical -- it's value to have people that can speak someone's native tongue when you're trying to get family history so we have a large number of our people that were bilingual speakers. i'm big at adding bilingual speakers. former president of the commission, george low was an advocate of that. very candidly. when we were having discussions with the bargaining unit, that was controversial and i'm being honest and i've been an advocate for having someon

. >>> san mateo and santa cruz counties both reported new deaths from the flu. santa cruz had two deaths bringing that total counties total to three, with one additional death reported today, san mateo county has five fatalities so far this season. by our count the total for the nine bay area counties stands at 35. santa clara county has the most with 10. >>> a eastbay school is apologizing for an upcoming black history month lunch that left some people upset. the menu included fried chicken, corn bread and watermelon. oele walker explains how the school is using the controversy to give students food for thought. >> reporter: when students planned black history month activities they didn't set out to make news. >> they thought this was a very clever way in their own way of celebrating black history month. it was as simple and naive as that. >> today the schools interim president reinforced what was said in this letter sent home to parents about a menu for black history month that included fried chicken, corn bread and watermelon saying, "at no time do we wish to

. >>> a rare case of measles reported in san mateo county once again. health officials strongly advise everybody especially children to get a measles vaccination to protect themselves from this highly infectious viral disease. now this require measles case involves a patient who had recently been on an international trip. the health department is trying to contact anyone who has been in close contact with the man in san mateo county. the latest bay area measles scare started earlier this month. that is when a uc berkeley student tested positive. that student road bart trains from the dell forte station to the cal campus. so far there are no reports of anyone else getting sick. >>> a family in san diego is now suing petco after their ten- year-old son died from a bacterial infection. they say he got from a bite from his pet rat. aiden died in june of last year hours after he was rushed to the hospital with severe stomach pain. the san diego county medical examiners office ruled the cause of death rat bite fever. petco released a statement only saying it

we house hundreds of prisoner in san mateo county san bruno without a problem.o, why can't we house hundreds of our homeless in other counties that have plenty of inventory, plenty of inventory? why are we balking at that? we have all kinds of opportunities. we have veterans with housing certificates in their pocket laying in the streets [speaker not understood] because there's no inventory. and there's no reason why we can't house or veterans out of county. we're housing our prisoners out of county. let's house some of our homeless people out of county. mark farrell, i appreciate your article in the chronicle today. good work. thank you. keep it up. thank you, sir -- folks. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon. thank you for giving me this opportunity to speak. on the return on investment that we're talking about at city college of san francisco, i went in the marine core when i was 17. i came out when i was 20. and i shudder to think what would have happened had city college not been there for me. it's there for a lot of returning vets. it's there fo

you for the opportunity i represent over 45 hundred members in the marina san francisco and san mateo county and on behalf of any membership and any brothers and sisters in the carpet we ask you reject the appeals. this process has been approved multiple times by every city agency now a group of neighbors hope to stall this project p to miss the market again. this happens our city will lose out on shuttle benefits. our members urge you to listen to the process dbi used to guarantee the seismic buildings go is not just a fly-by night job please deny the appeals and move forward >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, good evening. i'm joy i'm a significant awe price and thank you for allowing me to speak i apologize for any appearance i've been working it's not a 4 o'clock shadow this is what a woman in the trades lifestyles. i want to say this work is important and provides an opportunity for a woman like me as well as single mothers who don't have a college education this provides an opportunity to make a descendent wage we have health and benefits for our children and also that this opp

several rivers and creeks from san mateo county to big sur have a new fishing ban. the san leandro river in pass ska dare row, aptos and other creeks are included. the lack of rain is threatening spawning fish. the ban is intended to increase the chances of fish being able to spawn instead of being caught. see more in our drought resource guide at kpix.com/drought. >>> well, for the first time in weeks, it's nature snow not manmade that's falling in the sierra. caltrans road plows hard at it overnight and the roads are clear now. at the moment, chains are not required if you are heading up to the mountains this weekend. the few people have already taken advantage of the new snow. they hit the slopes at boreal. a similar scene at kirkwood. people loving the fresh snow. but the latest storm too little too late tore january. chief meteorologist paul deanno with a record we set this month not that we like that record. >>> this is not a good record to set in the middle of a drought. this is weather history. 160 years of weather history here in the bay area and this is the

served in the assembly and state senate since 2002 e representing parts of san francisco and san mateo counties. one of his key issues is expanding access to the ballot box. >>> a family dog was shot in the eye with a pellet gun. this happened nine days ago. sid is a black lab. the vet was shocked to find a pellet in his eye. >> who could have done this. who would shoot a pet? their eye? >> sid is on steroids and appears to be doing much better. police would like to talk with anyone who knows who shot the dog. >>> low income families in san francisco may be eligible for bicycles. a board of supervisors okayed a plan to distribute bikes that have never been identified by owners. the city would hold on to stolen bikes for at looft four months. the -- least four months. the ordinance could be approved as next month. >>> video of a police officer tazing a b.a.r.t. rider is getting a lot of response tonight. tonight, issues of excessive force are being raised. >>> and could your insurance be effected by drought? >> and our next weather system, coming up, the heaviest downpours coming this weekend an

the health department says 20 people in san mateo county are hospitalized in intensive care with the flu. the time is now 4,38. >>> they're currently under federal investigation under suspicion of slaughtering diseased cows. they've recalled nine million pounds of beef in the past year. now, the producer of grass fed beef that was processed in 2013. the west coast grass fed company contracted with rancho last fall. >>> it's to be a busy day across the bay area. many people will be celebrating valentine's day. the house of prime rib started accepting reservations back in october. tonight they have 800 reservations. flour shops and cake shops are expecting a crowd. >> you can't heat flowers but you can eat cupcakes and turkeys. >> business owners think procrastinators, you may be out of luck. they're busy for the weekend. >> it's the annual valentine's day pillow fight. nearly 1,000 people are expected to attend this year's event with kicks off at 5:45 tonight. . >> this does not look fun at all. you know what is fun? the chinese parade. thousands of people are expected to come in this

san mateo county today showed laser tattoo removal that will allow former gang members to get rid of their unwanted tattoos for free. organizers say they will also offer free tattoo removal from 5% domestic violence. a local community raised $125,000 to buy this new blazer after the old machine broke down two years ago. >>> electric car may recollecter tesla is expanding into the east bay. the company says it plans to open a new showroom in walnut kriek's broadway plaza. it would be the first in continue ra costa county. customers can test drive those luxury cars then place their orders for the vehicles. start at $70,000 before rebeat. >>> a former aid claims new jersey governor chris christie lied about the bridge traffic scandal and claims he has evidence to prove i. the man who oversaw the four-day lane closures on the george washington bridge says christie knew about it as it was happening, but david did not reveal what his evidence is. governor christie says he only learned about the traffic mess after the fact. christie's office denied these latest accusations. >>> federal inve

san mateo with more on a crackdown kicking off. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right. you're going to see police all over san mateo county call known trouble spots. maybe reports of unsafe driving. a few of those at one place, that's where they are going to be focusing on, these officers will begin patrols mainly on motorcycles, part of what they call the step or traffic enforcement program. they begin that first thing this morning. foster city police as well. starting this morning out in foster city, where they are looking for violations of speed, improper stopping, talking on cell phone while driving and not using the seat belt. this afternoon they are going to shift gears coming to san mateo where they will look for violations with drivers versus people trying to cross the street, also running red lights, this is one of two enforcement efforts that is going to happen in the count they month alone. >> good to know every day. thanks. >> let's talk about the weather for a moment at 5:47. night skiers zipping along five feet of fresh snow last night. some places got even more. kirkwood eight feet. the 50-50 brewing compan

sfo not foggy yet, will be foggy in san mateo county and san francisco and oakland and some inland areas like napa valley, the 101 corridor, 680 corridor foggy tomorrow. let's talk rain, lots of rain up to the north. that steady soaking rainfall is about three or four hours away, but it's creeping more to the south. those of you in mendocino county, lake county and northern sonoma county may get a shower or two tomorrow, cloudy, humid, mild night. vallejo wakes up to 51 tomorrow, freemont 49, san jose 50 degrees, sunrise 7:02. that ridge of high pressure is back. we call this a dirty ridge because it's strong enough to send the rainfall away from us but not strong enough to keep the clouds away, lots of cloud cover today just like yesterday. we'll have more cloud cover tomorrow. so it's close but not as close as when we were sunny and 75 every day. tomorrow that rain, no rain line dips a little bit closer to us. the far north bay you in a see showers tomorrow, but we're mostly staying dry, dry friday as well. saturday is the day we have a front moving along that storm track that will tak

. >>> san mateo county, crews are working to remove a tree that came down across high 35 and 84 at woodside and fell over all lanes at alice's restaurant and brought down cable wires with the road re-opening by 3:00 this afternoon. >> low clouds are leading to delays for folks flying into san francisco this morning, according to flight aware, inbound flights are delayed an hour. only land and san jose are not reporting any delays right now. >> how much rain did the weekend soaker bring? all weekend. >> well that is "the" neighborhood to be. >> john zero up north with 12" the bigger spots. you look at the totals for the last three days you can see eight inches in santa rosa and napa and three and a quarter in fairfield and 3" in san francisco and more than 2" in downtown oakland and it tapers.5" in concord and only an inch at sfo and nearly 1" in redwood city and rain fading into the valleys, the santa clara valley and livermore. this was our rainfall deficit last wednesday. we had a good soaking on thursday. now look at our deficit. it is still very high in many areas, still almost 14" in s

we tried to pull together the elected officials stanford university and others from san mateo county and the water district and we brought in a number of experts to know about the ground water basin. we tubed the drivers for pursing more ground water use and there's a lot of interest in the ground water because of the population growth and, of course, the drought and climate change. east part of the city is continuing pushing up against their i s g so they're looking at drilling a new well. there's a lot of interest in continuing this conversation. it motive both go to using those brown water basin and the west water treatment plant we don't have any resources allocated it's a challenge and palo alto a very weighing community both financially and with water we're allocated 17 million gallons per displaying day there's no incentive to look at that. i would encourage the puc to look to buy back some of the water allocation and with the purchase of the funding going to projects like taking place into the ground water sustainability and there's another way to look at this with partnering

the chp picked up the chase through san mateo county. the chp called it off because of weather and pooling in the road. the suspect car also collided with another car on 101. no one was hurt. but the three suspects inside then bolted in the area of leon drive here in mountain view, and they were eventually caught, at lease two of the suspects are minors. they're all taken into custody and at this point police appear be investigating what they're calling an assault on a police officer, but there's much more to this as they investigate what happened yesterday as well. live in mountain view, abc7 news. >> thank you, john knowledge still ahead at 6:00 -- still ahead at 6:00, expect good news for same-sex couples across the u.s. this monday. >>> the irs is demanding the michael jackson estate play minimums of dollars dollars. >> the wind is starting to pick up. heavy rain in the north bay. we'll take a look at some impressive rain totals in >> u.s. attorney general eric holder will issue a directive monday that will expand the government's re

here comes that leading edge of the heavier stuff moving into san mateo county. ortions of san francisco and half-moon bay. look at all of that white in the sierra. that is heavy snowfall that will continue through the weekend. the winter storm warning has been issued through tomorrow. a lot through sunday. about 8,000 feet, the snow level is getting pretty high. but above that, three to six feet of snow. we may double the snow pack just this weekend. we are not going to end the drought. this will help. but it is not going to end. this is a drought. it took three years to get here, so it will take a while to get out. but this is a drought denter. it is coming tall way from hawaii stretching across the pacific into the bay area. we are the bulls eye. this will be the wettest weekend since 2012. we will be getting a lot of rain. next week, not so much. high pressure builds back in. so we really need the most rainfall this weekend that we can get. because next week, i'm not looking at that much. that's a lot of rainfall. pick the town closest to you. concord, two-and

residents ashley kirk and juan ortega-ramos, to three san mateo residential burglaries committed last summer. >> pam: in january of 2014, the san mateo countythese suspects for their residential burglaries. through their investigation, the sheriff's office investigations bureau learned the suspects were associated with petsmart in san carlos, and that the suspects had targeted residences where the families were on vacation and had boarded their pets at petsmart. during continued follow-up, san mateo police department detectives became aware that these suspects may have also been involved in residential burglary activity here in san mateo. smpd's investigations bureau and sheriff's office investigations bureau coordinated efforts to identify kirk and ortega as san mateo cases. >> pam: as a result, kirk and ortega-ramos were identified as suspects responsible for burglaries in august of 2013 block of sequoia ave., 900 in the city of san mateo. additionally charged for these crimes by smpd. kirk and ortega are currently in >> pam: >> to provide more training to the staff to assist in bullying situations. >> pam: an effort to keep all of the ch

. >> the junior golf program is open for kids 6 to 17 years old in south san mateo county.t the palo alto golf course have also helped out a lot. they offer discounts on the balls and they give tee times to the kids and, you know, robert says a lot of the community has pitched in. the four seasons hotel is helping raise money and tapping into some of the silicon valley resources. >> yeah. mr. hoover, i apologize. i didn't mean to call you kid. >> he is a kid at heart. >> i'm wondering how good his game is, being out there every day hitting the ball. he is probably very sharp. >> he is very sharp. when i'm an octogenarian i want to be that way. he wears a different college sweatshirt every day. he is reinforcing every day how education is. >> great way to spend your time. >> it was a great story to do. >> good payoff, thanks, kate. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. while you're at it, visit our facebook page. >> that's right. >> a lot of interesting stuff on there these days. >>> including the raining cats and dogs that's coming

the history of the boyfriend ryan warner, court records show he had an outstanding warrant in san mateo county for failing to show up for court. >>> a double homicide over the weekend in west oakland was the topic of discussion at a staff meeting at the organization called youth uprising. the we can homicide brought back memories of the killings of two youth uprising members in the past two weeks. 17-year-old justice tolliver and 18-year- old lamarr for sartre. the president of youth uprising results from a culture of crime that is born from a lack of education and hope and jobs. he says the hopes that can fire one soon. >>> new details have emerged in the case of a missing patient who was found dead in a stairwell at san francisco general hospital. 57-year-old man spalding's body was found on october 8. seventeen days after she disappeared from her hospital bed. new report from the california department of health and human services says the hospital failed to provide a safe patient environment for spalding. it also notes missteps made by sheriffs sheriff's deputies who searched for spalding.

the chp picked up the chase through san mateo county. the chp called it off because of weather and pooling in the road. the suspect car also collided with another car on 101. no one was hurt. but the three suspects inside then bolted in the area of leon drive here in mountain view, and they were eventually caught, at lease two of the suspects are minors. they're all taken into custody and at this point police appear be investigating what they're calling an assault on a police officer, but there's much more to this as they investigate what happened yesterday as well. live in mountain view, abc7 news. >> thank you, john knowledge still ahead at 6:00 -- still ahead at 6:00, expect good news for same-sex couples across the u.s. this monday. >>> the irs is demanding the michael jackson estate play minimums of dollars dollars. >> the wind is starting to pick up. heavy rain in the north bay. we'll take a look at some impressive rain totals in a bit. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better tha

and you see a little bit of activity possible in the san mateo county coastline. you know that's light drizzle. maybe .1 if they're lucky. i think they'll see more activity. none of this. i don't expect anything measurable. so there's a lot about nothing really. as we head into wednesday afternoon. it clears out then we go back into this dry pattern. and you will see that as we look at the forecast for oakland tomorrow. it clears out in the afternoon. daytime high in oakland tomorrow 65 degrees. a warm one again and that's for your wednesday. as we go, you will see the five day. as we go into the weekend it gets warmer. back into the 70s in some places. 62 in vallejo. it's tough to get these when you need the rain. we know we need rain. you start feeling guilty about having all this nice weather. tomorrow it's going to be beautiful. thursday a few clouds. look at this run right here. yeah as we look at the long range stuff julie and frank. i notice there's stuff coming together as we get toward the end of next week. looks productive. so we'll see how that goes. >>