their flood carrying capacity is reduced. >> reporter: earlier this evening people who live in san mateo county or passing through got text alerts warning of possible flooding. san mateo county set up these sandbagging stations for homeowners in the area. at one point they alerted them to move to higher ground if flooding were to occur. closer to the coast in pacifica the rain came down, but for these guys the surf was up. >> it's one of the few places where the wind is not messing everything up. so it's been fun. >> reporter: a major concern for this area, sinkholes. this one just. ed -- just patched up from the last major storm. back in belmont live the water levels are high but not flooding stage. the flash flood warning has been lifted for this area without any major problems. cate cauguiran, kpix5. >>> if you go out looking for water, you'll find it. it will find you. cbs5's da lin had a sneaker wave slam into him as he was preparing to go live, the wave about as tall as da lin is. luckily he was a good sport. >>> tonight part of the road leading to the lick observatory in mount hamilton i

she led a tour of san mateo county's devastated neighborhoods. one of the first, bunker hill. patrick sheridan, who lived here for 60 years, saw his neighbor's home buckle in mid-january. >> it sank a through feet, then another day another three feet, another day another three feet. >> reporter: they secured funds to build an infrastructure and get money necessary to help homeowners. >> these are not democrat mudslides and republican mudslides. this is when we step up and we partner with the states and local governments. >> reporter: so far the damage to roads, sewer systems and other public works projects is estimated between 10 and $15 million with more storms on the way. now, the biggest question for federal relief, the time frame. the mayor made the request friday. the goal is to come up with a number. how many tens of millions of dollars to submit to washington. reporting live to la honda, i'm chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >>> highway 17 could be a big trouble spot for tomorrow morning's commute while crews continue to clean up a mudslide. it's shut down some lanes th

san mateo county sheriff's office officials say the problem started in a private residential area that eventually hit the county road. a crack was noticed that was to be filled; buthe problem has grown bigger to where contracted employees have had to guard the closure all while keeping a close eye on slide. no major improvements can be made until the weather clears up. "this is mother nature there's when it rains the california highway patrol warns drivers to follow the rules of the road to avoid crashing, they are slow down, don't follow too close, turn on your head lights and if possible stay out out of the number one lane however when those things are ignored.. crashes happen... and then it becomes segment for people behaving badly .. interstate 280 comes to a halt as officer montiel from the redwood city area office of the california highway patrol removes the hood of a car from the freeway nats: ambiance the driver literally just crashed, so we were the first on the scene, at first i thought all the debris was from the crash. but apparently other drivers have crashed here in the p

the rain is eases off tonight giving way to scattered showers, in san mateo county people are worried of a landslide. last month three homes whether red tagged. neighbors monitor the area. we're told san mateo county works were paving dirt ditches and building berms. >>> a shooting suspect is hospitalized after opening fire on his neighbors homes and firing at responding police officers. a police sniper shot the suspect in the shoulder and he was arrested. the active shooter incident began at 9:00 this morning. someone called 911 to report someone was firing his rifle. when officers showed up he took aim at police. witnesses say the manussed the n word and involved in a dispute with his neighbors. >>> president trump held a campaign style rally in florida today. >> today the president lashed out at the media tweeting the fake news media failing new york times, abc, cbs, cnn is the enemy of the american people. >> president trump back in his element revving up boeing employees. a new tone from the president after publically criticizing boeing in the past. >> we want products made by ou

one is still in affect for south eastern san mateo county until ten fifteen tonight.as kron 4's gabe slate shows us the area was hit hard by the rain moving through today. this is video of 280 north.. flooding on highway at winchester blvdnats - rain it came down hard at times throughout the peninsula. just pouring nats - rain i never felt the high winds that the national weather service sent out an avisory about. it wasn't windy during the day. but wet so wet. driving on highway 101 was a mess low visiablity big puddles everywhere most drivers were going well below the speed limit thankfully it was a holiday so traffic was better than it would be a on a normal monday. in pacifica the pier at sharp park was closed due to high surf huge waves were rocking the area almost hitting the top of the pier this is big deal this is a locals favorite for fishing typcially up to a hundred or more people are fishing off this pier. but to be safe the city is keeping it off limits.. the big waves on the coast brought out a lot of lookie lous sots - i like the waves. the waves are bi

kron 4's ella sogomonian is in san mateo county tonight.... with a look at the huge repair job. pkg this is what's left of skyline road just west of las cumbres road.the video courtesy of santa cruz resident jake gould who was on the scene when it happened.a gaping wide hole split open as the road succmbed to heavy saturation.the region that sits in the middle of ella sogomonian"now you can't really see behind me but this is now where that road ends." the hole is estimated to be 200 feet wide and a quarter mile deepwith sr 9 and 17 closures as well - drivers are having to detour up to an hour away using bear creek and black roads." and that was ella sogomonian reporting from santa cruz county... c-h-p officers say that portion of skyline boulevard is now closed indefintiely. the southbound lanes of highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains.... are back open tonight... after a massive mudslide shut down the highway... caltrans crews are ástill managing the flow of traffic by holding cars at times in the southbound lanes. the decision to re-open the northbound side will be made tomor

hillsborough police department was one of more than a dozen traffic officers from all around san mateo countyarticipated in step or saturation traffic enforcement program almost all were on motorcycles; they hit the streets of foster city and san mateo looking for drivers behaving badly behind the wheel i was in a car because let's face it, there are no sidesaddles, but i digress the driver of this white lexus ran a stop sign in san mateo any reason for not coming to a complete stop the driver wasn't sure which intersection she missed ok im sorry oh i'm not with the police im with channel 4 i know im sorry for everybody were you on the phone yea i was on the phone so you were a little bit distracted i think so i thins that was the reason i was on the phone with bluetooth but your still distracted i know not good maybe the law should be changed no talking on the phone even thought its blue tooth she was kidding .she was issued a ticket for running a stop sign i will pay more attention next time this driver was stopped because he was weaving on the road officer ortiz thought it might be a n imp

one in san mateo county the other in alameda county tonight we have coverage on the wet weather all over the bay. kron-4's j-r stone is live in the south bay where homes are being threatened by rising creek levels. and spencer blake is in the north bay where major flooding shut down a popular road but first kron-4's team of meteorologists

areas like san mateo county have a lot of storm damage. last month a road developed a new contract and then days later the land shifted dramatically. there on scenic drive. the street dropped about 20 feet. homes that had been above the road are sitting on a cliff. people who live there and say they have very few options because insurance does not pay for landslides. >> it doesn't cover land movement. so there is that. i have been told it might cover bulldozing the house. >> that is where my property was. so this is just sound.>>> neighbors are helping to move furniture setting up a gofundme account to help victims. there is a good chance there could be more damage. the land still moving. >>> in the north bay part of highway 37 is under water. to the third time, the road between highway 101 and ampligen avenue is closed because of flooding. on a normal day about 40,000 drivers use that road. caltrans is trying to find solutions to this. one idea is to raise the road 5 feet. that would take between 8 and $11 million. and they also need seve

.>>> san mateo county set up sandbagging stations or residents and that people should be prepared to move to higher ground just in case.>>> this is mount hamilton road in santa clara county. >>> in san jose, this 40 foot tree cannot keep standing in the wet conditions. it crashed into a home and knocked down offense during the hall. this was in the willow glen neighborhood. >>> thousands are without power this morning. at last check, nearly 20,000 pg&e customers were impacted and the majority of those outages are in the south bay. workers have been called in to help with repairs. >>> let's look at whether with roberta.>> we were saying that this would be the nail in the coffin for the bay area. we still have scattered showers in the forecast. today will be more dry than wet. we have a line slicing through the bay area from the far reaches of the northbay through the central bay and into the peninsula and headed toward the santa cruz mountains. where you see the yellow, that is moderate to heavy downpours. it is heading toward the east bay. over the peninsula, you see scattered showers

in san mateo county, wayne freedman. >>> that is fascinating, we'll continue to watch and give you updates, if you download the app and enable the push alerts you will get updates immediately. >>> and mudslides reducing traffic on highway 17 to just one lane in each direction, and now this, a new sinkhole closing the alternative to the route, so they are closed a mile west of olson road. marzullo. >> reporter: so much frustration here, drivers in the mountains seeing road closures just every minute it seems like. you know some we saw tonight making the dangerous decision to ignore those road closures. >> it's sinking, and it's not a good situation for us right now. >> reporter: this is a new sinkhole caused by a historic landslide, the road is closed but the signs are not enough to stop some drivers. the road is a primary alternative to highway 17. >> it's a major crisis to have those roads closed, along with two lanes down to bear creek so we are definitely suffering this year. >> reporter: greg scobee took these photos, public works has examined the area, and it will not be a quick fix.

in san mateo county, wayne freedman. >>> that is fascinating, we'll continue to watch and give you updatesif you download the app and enable the push alerts you will get updates immediately. >>> and mudslides reducing traffic on highway 17 to just one lane in each direction, and now this, a new sinkhole closing the alternative to the route, so they are closed a mile west of olson road. katie marzullo. >> reporter: so much frustration here, drivers in the mountains seeing road closures just every minute it seems like. you know some we saw tonight making the dangerous decision to ignore those road closures. >> it's sinking, and it's not a good situation for us right now. >> reporter: this is a new sinkhole caused by a historic landslide, the road is closed but the signs are not enough to stop some drivers. the road is a primary alternative to highway 17. >> it's a major crisis to have those roads closed, along with two lanes down to bear creek so we are definitely suffering this year. >> reporter: greg scobee took these photos, public works has examined the area, and it will not be a quick f

we can show you in san mateo county this spillway was not spared at all. this was caused by a landslide meeting the roadway, giving way as a result of the rainstorm. this is your view at the end of this cracked driveway, a landslide that rolled through here. that big oak tree in the back, that used to be standing on the top of that ridge line in a neighborhood that has at least three red-tagged homes and possibly six more that might be added to the list. all of this is damage that's happened in just the last two weeks. it led to a tour. a neighborhood of buckled streets and homes. patrick sheridan, who has lived here 36 years, stau his neighbor's home start breaking apart from late january. >> about a day later, it all sank about three feet, and a day or two later, it sank another three feet. another day or two later, another three feet. >> the tour, by congresswoman to build funds for an infrastructure and enough money to help homeowners. >> these are not democratic mudslides and republican mudslides, this is when we step up and we partner with the states

the competition off the san mateo county coast has always had financial problems.t's only held in years when conditions are perfect and the athletes get two days' notice before the contest is held. in addition, the location does not accommodate spectators. >>> roberta has the forecast. >> let's hope mavericks isn't completely wiped out, right? >> who wants to see that go? >> no, not at all. interesting forecast. it's our live hi-def doppler. when you see a lot of green on the screen, it's generally rain. but this is virga. we have had days three straight days of unseasonably mild conditions. as a result, these raindrops falling from the clouds are evaporating before they hit the ground. you maze a sprinkle or two but it's mostly cloudy. look at the haze. this is why it's a "spare the air" day. even people telling me they can smell a little of the smoke in the atmosphere from people burning their fire in the fireplaces? it's illegal to burn today. temperatures right now very mild into the 50s. it's 57 degrees in santa rosa. 6 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. "spare

brown has also put in a declaration of disaster to the federal government of the 50 counties, san mateo county is one of them. live in la honda, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> big problems kin. is the water has nowhere to go. >> yeah, that's right, eric, i'm standing on highway 37. still a ghost town tonight. caltrans says it likely won't reopen to traffic until february 24th. you can see behind me pumps are going full tilt to remove the floodwater, but the water keeps seeping back in from a levee break. in the east bay, one neighborhood is dealing with a sinkhole. >> they need to fix the problem. frustration is growing the longer highway 37 stays closed to traffic. water if, to remove flooding on highway 37. for now it's a losing battle. water from several levee breaks is pouring in almost as fast as the water is being pumped out. and more rain is on the way this week. >> we figured just about the time the water level will get down where we might consider opening it, then we're going to get another round of rainfall. so we're going to be right back at square one. >> caltrans is hoping to raise

brown has also put in a declaration of disaster to the federal government of the 50 counties, san mateo county is one of them. live in la honda, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> big problems kin. is the water has nowhere to go. >> yeah, that's right, eric, i'm standing on highway 37. still a ghost town tonight. caltrans says it likely won't reopen to traffic until february 24th. you can see behind me pumps are going full tilt to remove the floodwater, but the water keeps seeping back in from a levee break. in the east bay, one neighborhood is dealing with a sinkhole. >> they need to fix the problem. frustration is growing the longer highway 37 stays closed to traffic. water if, to remove flooding on highway 37. for now it's a losing battle. water from several levee breaks is pouring in almost as fast as the water is being pumped out. and more rain is on the way this week. >> we figured just about the time the water level will get down where we might consider opening it, then we're going to get another round of rainfall. so we're going to be right back at square one. >> caltrans is hoping to raise

. >>> abc7 us in was in san mateo county as leaders checked out recent storm damage. they saw buckled streets and crumpled homes some of have which have been red tagged. >> there is nothing like seeing something in person and meet the people whose homes have been red tagged. our home is everything to us. >> reporter: governor was asked for money to help rebuild from storm damage. the congresswoman says she has been in touch with various agencies about fixing damaged roads and infrom structures. >>> big problems continue from sink holes to flooded out freeways. cornell barnard tells us the water has nowhere to go. >> they need to fix the problem. that's the main drive. >> reporter: the frustrations are agreeing the longer highway 37 stays closed to traffic. water pumps are running 24/7 to remove flooding on highway 37. for now it is a losing battles. water from several levee breaks is pourin in almost as fast as the water is being pumped out and more rain is on the way this week. >> befigure just about the time that the water level will get down where we might consider

eastbound 84 east of skyline boulevard in the san mateo county area and closed in both directions nowue to a new mudslide. it's in the skylonda area. avoid the area. bay bridge toll plaza we have a high wind advisory across the span and traffic backing up towards the maze. it's going to take about 28 minutes. almost 30 minutes. there's due to high wind and rain in the bay area. moving to another traffic alert here in daly city, northbound 280 before highway 1 that's also known as 19th avenue we have a stole low rollover crash blocking all lanes there and then if you look to the right of your screen 39 miles per hour southbound 101 and that's closed at south san francisco exit due to a downed tree. moving over now to oakland we have slow traffic on westbound 580 before grant avenue due to a four-car crash off there off to the shoulder but we still have debris blocking roads. >> let's do this. >>> this is our live hi-def doppler radar, we have under storm watch. we have pockets of pretty heavy and moderate rainfall and we have been seeing this all night long. buying a little bit of a br

san mateo county is working on an estimate for the total cost of the damage. >> i have already put fema and the federal highway administration on notice that as soon as that arrives, that they put the pedal to the metal. >> it looked like an earthquake rolled through here. they said the landslide created the break in the road. inch by inch. >> one day it is uninch and then it went to 2 feet. >> then derek and paula went from level ground to this. it is a total loss. >> it has gotten worse and worse and worse. >> it is still moving. >> they hope fema steps in and buys them out. >> we pledge to do everything to help them and bring them the help they need. >>> this is the section of highway 35. that is missing 150-foot chunk of mudslide washed away the road and this mass self eye is catching more eyes than they like. tourists are using a nearby road that is unstable thanks to recent rains and they are doning safety vests trying to lure them away from black road. >> the soil underneath is saturated. the only route available for evacuation is under water as well. >> the fact of the matter is

the wind advisory has been expanded to include portions of the peninsula including san mateo county, could see gusts to 50 miles per hour in higher elevations, so wet and windy especially tomorrow morning. the wettest storm has not arrived and it's not the one coming tomorrow. >>> let's check in with kpix5's mark sayre at the anderson reservoir near morgan hill to not. we're hearing it's likely to over-- tonight. we're hearing it's likely to overflow tomorrow. >> reporter: water managers believe the series of storms moving through will trigger the use of a spillway at the dam just behind us that has not been used in more than a decade. this exclusive video from sky drone 5 shows the spillway at anderson reservoir. right now the water is just a few inches from the top. it could start spilling over as soon as tomorrow. water managers say not to worry. it's structurally sound. >> we don't have the kind of emergency spillway that they have at oroville. we have an operational spillway that's been used numerous times. >> reporter: for the past five weeks the district has been releasing wat

san bruno police and the san mateo county sheriff's bomb squad found... there is no threat.mall will be open for normal hours tomorrow. another bomb scare today... a woman claiming to have an explosive inside her car has surrendered to police. the tower bridge in west sacramento was closed down .... as police surrounded her car. you can see from this helicopter footage, the vehicle was parked sideways on the road near raley field. police say, wires could be seen coming out of the gas tank. the bomb squad moved in and used robots to get to the driver ... who then surrendered to officers. she remains in custody .. as police continue to investigate. toss weather rain moves in tomorrow night until friday with another system this weekend. still ahead in a brand new edition of people behaving badly..we'll show an illegal homeless encampment that's so developed -- there's a waiting list to get in. and next:the crimes that have police stumped... thieves targetting cars in the east bay -- and they are stealing something very unusual... happening now: police are asking for your help..

. >>> we are following storm problems in san mateo county, as well. part of highway 1 is washed away near highway 84 where there has been flooding. traffic control has been on scene directing drivers through the one lane that remains open. >>> a mudslide is keeping debris off interstate 80 near colfax. mud, rocks, trees, blown down across lanes in both directions. chp is rerouting drivers through nevada city to state route 49. >>> "sky drone 5" tracking the damage from this storm giving us a view you can't get any other way. in the north bay, it spotted this beautiful waterfall and you can find this oasis in san rafael. the water flowing rapidly into a small creek creating an amazing spectacle. "sky 5 drone" flying to the top and over the spillway. you can see the water goes quite a ways before it picks up pace and turns into the cascade. >>> and there's a much different view from the damage from a mudslide in san rafael. you can see mao it destroyed one home on tuesday. debris is everywhere. broken boards and ripped inches losing is all that's left o

let's take a look at our bay area roads starting in san mateo county. a live look at the san mateo bridge across the span. we see fog rolling in but still a quick commute headed into the peninsula. and also, a look at a new mudslide here. i don't know if this area has recovered from the last one we reported earlier this week so as you can tell the mud is coming down because of this rain. highway 35 skyline boulevard north of highway 84 closed due to that new mudslide. flood alert scotts valley in effect for a few days, highway 17 down to one lane in each direction so traffic is moving but slowly and we are not sure when that work will resume after a car fatally struck a construction worker out there so please take it easy out there. we'll have more on that story coming up later in the show. here's the altamont pass. traffic at 40 miles per hour across the way down to 30 once you hit north flynn road. dublin interchange here's a live look at that slow commuter traffic, as well. good news though on the bay bridge heading into downtown san francisco some c

same story for the north bay mountains and san francisco and san mateo county an inch or two.ecent amount of rainfall not widespread flooding. heavy rainfall tonight midnight to 6 a.m. there's a six-hour window for heavy stuff then it stays showery for the two days thereafter thursday and friday a tiny chance of thunderstorm. another round of rainfall moves in late sunday while you're probably watching a certain football game. oakland 61 tomorrow with rain likely. san jose rain in the morning 62. napa 58 degrees. your extended forecast, it looks really ominous. we'll be dry saturday. another round of rain moves in sunday night monday. but add it all up, widespread flooding thankfully is not likely just more beneficial rainfall. that's your forecast. we'll be right back. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits m

. >>> police in san mateo county need your help to find this bank robbery suspect. robbery suspect. >> the woolly mammoth >>> high winds, heavy rain, boy, is this a familiar sight in the bay area, and you're looking at it again. this is the bay bridge, obviously, as people are making it through that wed roadway. >> and this is the same system that just dumped a lot of rain in southern california. >> and this is what it looks like right now on live doppler 7, that big green mass just hovering over us. the exclusive

san mateo county harbor commissioner says she predicts there will not be a contest this year adding this is the first year mavericks would feature a woman's seat. now she doesn't believe it will happen. nbc bay area reached out to contest organizers who say more information will be available tomorrow. live in the news room ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, ian, that was an exclusive report and we'll follow it into tomorrow. >>> now to the weather and big changes are in the works, the radar showing a storm heading our way building strength over the pacific at this hour. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, here we go again, what is the time line? >> reporter: it looks like by tomorrow's forecast things should deteriorate for us, the low pressure system is a stream of moisture out ahead of it. the sub-tropical moisture will come in to boost our chances, spotty drizzle, by 6:30 tomorrow night that is when the rainfall begins to pick up and later will move into the bay. now of course we'll track that. is want to bring to your attention as the rainfall moves in, wind

also in portions of san mateo county they have a flood advisory. we have a flood warning in the sonoma area. alameda creek has been rising. the north bay has a flood warning. it's set to remain in place until 8:15 tuesday morning. the north bay is covered here. we have heavier downpours locally. in the central portions of the bay, marin county and san francisco, window we have heavier storms. highway 24 got a good soaking. .61 inches an hour in that area. widespread coverage towards concord. san ramon and in the south bay. from redwood city and san jose we are getting a break right now. that's good news. i 17 is getting a bit of a break at last check. lets expand the view. the atmospheric river is right here. it's picking up into the bay area. still some rainfall in the forecast for tonight. eventually thunderstorm chances. we have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> we have been getting reports of mud slides, downed trees and flooding across the bay area. today's storm is causing more problems along palo verde road. more dirt and debris c

sot brian - sot sabrina - san mateo county harbor commissioner sabrina brennan says this couldn't happenrse time because this years mavericks was going to make history sot sabrina - i could not reach cartel management today for a comment but in this press release they sent me they said that since 2014, up to $3 million has gone into developing the brand and staging the annual event, and that they have well positioned the mavericks event to move onto to bigger heights with the organization that steps in to run the show sot sabrina - losing mavericks would mean a big loss for the local economy. sot brian - sot sabrina - brian told me they still try to put in on a smaller grassroots way since surfers are already here from around the world waiting for it to begin. but for now the event is off. in half moon bay gabe slate kron 4 news. things are finally settling down...after a settling finally things are

you can see right now we have just a narrow path of light rain and showers reaching from the san mateo countycoastline eastward across parts of the south bay and into the mt. hamilton area. we have flood concerns, alameda creek, flash flood warning remains in effect until 5:30 this afternoon. up in the north bay, a flood warning is in effect for much of the russian river near guerneville until thursday morning at 2:45. on the napa river south of st. helena until wednesday. between clear lake and lake port, a flood warning until saturday at 5:00 p.m. back to sonoma county, a flood warning is in effect until 8:15 this evening. on we go to the evening rush. exercise caution. light showers will continue to fall. there are flooded roadways or portions of roadways that are fledded. once it's dark under wet conditions it's going to be a slow go. let's look ahead to thursday when our next strong storm comes in. it will rank 3 on the storm impact scale, bring heavy rain again. flooding concerns will be very high and there's a possibility of downed trees and rock slides and mudslides. we'll have a clos

and in san mateo county people gathered for a communty town hall meeting . u.s. jackie speier seen on your screen...led the event. the congresswoman responded to questions ranging from immigration reform to expanding health insurance to all americans. Ñ coming up on kron4 news at 10... two sisters who share a common father ... did not know either one of them existed... until last year... find out how the long lost sisters reunited...Ñ plus... a new law on public bathrooms takes affect in less than a week in california... but one cal state university has already be making bathroom accommodations for everyone... long before the new law was proposed... we'll explain....Ñ and after the break... the democratic national committee elected their new party leader... after the break find out who it is and what he did the second he took office... Ñ we are following breaking news right now out of the east bay there is heavy police activity on highway four in antioch... all eastbound lanes are closed just west of the hillcrest exit.. we have a crew headed to the scene and wil

after investigating san bruno police and the san mateo county sheriff's bomb squad found there is no. oakland raiders fans in high spirits this morning... the team 650 million dollars short in a 1 point 9 million dollar las vegas stadium plan. and now, another big money backer is bowing out. kron 4's jr stone shows us reaction from the city of oakland and fans of the silver and black. sot i mean that's like a glimmer of hope to us.oakland raiders fans feeling pretty good after hearing reports that the team is now 650 billion dollars short in a 1.9 billion dollar las vegas stadium plan.sot maybe the nfl will see that and when they at their next meeting the nfl will say maybe it ain't such a good idea to go down there. monday billionaire sheldon adelson pulled out of the plan. tuesday goldman sachs reportedly said if adelson isn't invovled in the deal, we're not either. we talked with oakland city councilman larry reid tuesday night who says oakland now needs the nfl's help.sot we need the nfl to pull mark davis aside and say you know what we believe that you can get a deal done in the

it's a staple of san mateo county and now it appears that it's over. how the mavericks surf competition and... coming upso you can't hear me because you have dual earbuds and you ran a red light a lot of bicyclist in san francisco run red lights, just not in front of a fully marked police cruiser, i'll explain in the next editon of people behaving badly and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. over the last few months, kron 4 has received countless emails from viewers complaining about people running red lights in san francisco. but, the thing is, it's not drivers people are complaining about. stanley roberts explains on this edition of people behaving badley. this is a red light and this is a bicyclist stopped at the light, behind the rider a fully marked sfpd cruiser nats: ambiance notice how the rider rolls through the crosswalk and goes around pedestrians who have the right awaynats of police horn i'll come back to the rider in a moment there is a problem with bicyclists stopping for red light, many have the felling if there is no one around

this is the surveillance video released by the san mateo county sheriff.nk on woodside road just before 3 in the afternoon. the man in the white beanie and red sweatshirt walked into the bank with a black hand gun and demanded money. thankfully no one was hurt in the robbery. he was last seen walking out of the bank... eastbound on woodside road.. in the east bay... the search continues for a man who lead police on a chase in a stolen van. it happened yesterday morning in pleasanton. officers started chasing the man... and he led them through dublin and san ramon. the man then drove onto a dead- end street when he used the ford van to hit a patrol car twice. he then went through a fence, over an embankment and into alamo creek. the man ditched the van and ran away. police are still looking for him this morning. taking a look at storm- tracker four radar... we'll continue to track the rain after the break. we are seeing periods of moderate to heavy rain this morning. commuters should prepare for dangerous road conditions and longer drive times. today's stor

. >>> a mud slide overnight in san mateo county, a look at the damage around the bay area as mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu fox news mornings on 2. >>> good morning. we have a break in the rain coming up. it's 5:00. stay with us and hunker down. we have enjoying a break from the rain. but next week it's coming back. a storm is heading our way next week as well so enjoy the break. it's friday, february 10th. i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. >>> steve has all of the weather details. >> we have a five or six day break. >> there is a lot of cleanup to be done, we feed the break. >> there is a lot of other concerns especially lake oroville. >>> looking forward to a dry weekend. right now here's the line of showers, antioch, brentwood, discovery bay and the altamont pass and dublin, that's the line of rain showers, there is a bit of heavy rain fl the lines. it may impact the travel here. -- heavy rain in the lines. it may impact the travel here. we have cooler air coming in. snow is up in the mountains. a winter storm warning, slower clearing with lingering rain. after today. w

. >>> a mud slide overnight in san mateo county, a look at the damage around the bay area as morningsinues. >>> this is ktvu fox news mornings on 2. >>> good morning. we have a break in the rain coming up. it's 5:00. stay with us and hunker down. we have enjoying a break from the rain. but next

kron 4's ella sogomonian is in san mateo county tonight.... with a look at the huge repair job. of skyline road just west of las cumbres road.the video courtesy of santa cruz resident jake gould who was on the scene when it happened.a gaping wide hole split open as the road succmbed to heavy saturation.the region that sits in the middle of ella sogomonian"now you can't really see behind me but

hillsborough police department was one of more than a dozen traffic officers from all around san mateo countych participated in step or saturation traffic enforcement program almost all were on motorcycles; they hit the streets of foster city and san mateo looking for drivers behaving badly behind the wheel i was in a car because let's face it, there are no sidesaddles, but i digress the driver of this white lexus ran a stop sign in san mateo any reason for not coming to a complete stop the driver wasn't sure which intersection she missed ok im sorry oh i'm not with the police im with channel 4 i know im sorry for everybody were you on the phone yea i was on the phone so you were a little bit distracted i think so i thins that was the reason i was on the phone with bluetooth but your still distracted i know not good maybe the law should be changed no talking on the phone even thought its blue tooth she was kidding .she was issued a ticket for running a stop sign i will pay more attention next time this driver was stopped because he was weaving on the road officer ortiz thought it might be a n

san mateo county firefighters found five trees across the road and some exposed wires out there. the wires turned out not to be active wires. there was another slide in the same area hours earlier. >>> highway 37 will reopen late next week because of more flooding on both sides of the road and also a levy broke. public works crews have been working nonstop trying to clear the landslide. a big one blocked a road in west marin. >>> you can download our free ktvu weather app with the latest information on the weather including live radar and an extended forecast. >>> we're gearing up for the chinese new year parade tomorrow night in san francisco. ktvu was honored to broadcast the parade live for you on liar line and on air. -- -- online and on air. >>> good morning, we're inside this warehouse here south of at&t park in san francisco where this work has been going on. they're putting the finishing touches on all of these peck tack lar floats that will be rolling through the streets of san francisco tomorrow tonight -- -- spectacular. it's the year of the rooster. there's 19 elabora

. >> explain to someone living in san mateo county, napa county, sonoma county, marin county why they should vote yes on that when they know that maybe there's a chance that bart would stick its hand in that pot of gold there and take some of the funds for bart when it doesn't even go to their county. >> well, i'm not going to talk to voters and tell them what to vote for. this is the metropolitan transportation commission that would be sponsoring state legislation to place a measure on the ballot. and the mtc has a very robust public outreach campaign coming up. they will be going out to the voters and explaining to them what the issues are. certainly not me -- for me at bart to say people in san mateo should vote for something. >> but bart's position is that they would support a toll increase if the mtc moves forward with this. >> well, that's up to our board to vote on. >> okay. >> this hasn't come up for a vote yet. what you have been hearing about is simply the projects that staff has presented to the board as possible uses for this money. it's planning in the event that this mon

. >>> san mateo county leaders could declare an emergency proclamation.ing creek did not damage. they meet this morning in redwood city. >>> and making changes to the law that bans people from picking up more than two square feet of space on the sidewalk. the law was passed in 2015 to address the homeless crisis. more on the changes being proposed in tonight's city council meeting at 7:00. >>> health news at 5:46 on your tuesday. people who suffer from lower back pain are being urged to try alternative treatment before trucks or surgery. that means suggestions like yoga, massages and acupuncture. they come from the american college of physicians. the group says benefits. it could cut down on the use of opioids. >>> and people who suffer from high blood pressure. they came up with a revised number. one in three americans suffers from high blood pressure. >>> linda mcmahon who trump picked for the small business administration. she is a wrestling executive. mcmahon has faced little resistance. >>> big news of course is mike flynn is out at national security

. >> san mateo county was doing what it could to keep the water where it belongs. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. . >>> it's the big game, cal and stanford for the second time this season. this is critical for the bears trying to get into the ncaa tournament. scott is live at stanford with a preview. >> this game always a big deal for both teams and fan bases. stanford and cal. they played in berkeley, the bears held serve at home, tonight stanford trying to return the favor. a lot of star power on both sides. the cardinal playing better of late. travis having a break out season playing at an all conference level. ivan will be a lottery pick. he scored 25 against stanford in the first meeting. tonight, we got it from both sides. >> they've done a great job with the transition, getting out quick

. >>> storm damage continues to mount in san mateo county. days later the land on seenic drive shifted dra matt -- -- dramatically. people who lived there say they have very few options because insurance doesn't cover land slides. >> it doesn't cover land movement so there's that. but i've been told it might cover bulldozing the house. >> that's where my property was. this has just sunk. . >> neighbors are helping to move furniture and setting up gofundme did thes to help storm victims. there's a good chance of more damage because the land is still moving. >>> highway 37 remains underwater for the third time since the beginning of the year. the road between highway 31 and novato is closed because of flooding. cal trans is looking at possible solutions. it would take several weeks of dry weather. >>> snowing again after a storm dumped a foot of snow. some areas could get up to two feet of snow today. the national weather service is also warning of strong winds and coastal flooding. more than 1,000 flights were cancelled yesterday and problems

. >> more rain on the way, san mateo county leaders are preparing for more damage. the drinking water supply is too muddy to treat. >> heavy rainfall returns by 4:00 in the morning on thursday, but not only wet, windy, could gust 16 to 30 miles per hour, a new forecast update coming up in about 8 minutes. nbc bay area's sky ranger iovera >>> want to take you back out live to san francisco for our breaking news. nbc bay area sky ranger. we've been watching this building all evening, what you're looking at now that it's dark is a strk tour at the top of this building that's been listing crews have been brought in to shore up this one section of the building. no imminent threat of collapse. there's been shored up there is no slab dangling from this building. construction crews are working on this to make sure it's shored up. >>> our other top story this evening, the incoming rain, here it comes, we're already dealing with tens of millions of dollars in damage around the bay area, even before this new storm comes in michelle roberts joins us near the lower crystal sprin

you can see them moving through san mateo, and into the san mateo county coast i should say.e of weak weather systems embedded in this flow. it will allow for cold showers in the bay area right through monday morning. and also sierra snow. with a winter weather advisory going into effect tomorrow morning, through 4:00 on monday. 4 to 6 inches over the passes. could see about 8 inches for the local resorts with gusty winds. you're wondering, what rain, right? this is the golden gate bridge where we have cumulus clouds, a bit of a breeze out there. temperatures are chilly, mid-30s to mid-40s from san francisco to oakland. we'll be lucky to hit 50 down in santa cruz today. from the exploratorium camera, you can see the upper 30s. 41 for livermore. because of the cloud cover overnight, it's a little warmer now, but it will be offset by the cool air mass today. a little foggy out there, this will be the order of the day today. the weekend will not be a washout. the showers coming in. looks like the late afternoon and evening hours each day. looking for a little bit of bursts of ra

county at 880 over the union pacific railroad at san leandro creek. another at 280 over the lawrence expressway and creek. contra costa county, interstate 680 over monument boulevard. and in san mateoy, highway 101 over the creek. >>> so with the unsafe bridges we just reported on, mudslides that we have been showing you and potholes everywhere, we will move to the question of the day. what is the worst bay area road that you drive on? post a comment on facebook or tweet us using the hashtag tvu. >>> bart is already asking voters to support a toll hike on the seven local bridges owned by the state. transit agencies get some funding from bridge tolls so bart and transit systems are asking the state to increase tolls anywhere from $1 to $3. that could push bridge tolls as high as $9. drivers and bart riders we talked with this morning said they're not so sure that's a good idea. >> bart needs the money. they definitely need to improve their system. but it dishart ins me that they want to go after bridge tolls. that will put more traffic for people who can't afford the increase on bart. >> it costs me about $13 to get into work with parking and tolls. and with how many people ride on

i also spoke with the general manager of the san mateo county harbor patrol district and he told me he does not know if the competition will happen this year, but he says the patrol is standing by and ready to go in case it does. alex savidge, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the last call for one bar near union square, the bar opened at 7:00 it will serve drinks until 2:00 am, the closure is due to a legal battle between the family that owns the restaurant and the owner of the buildings. they will reopen but both claim they own the name and the memorabilia inside, a court hearing is set for next month. >>> construction of a controversial apartment complex has gone the green light. >> on market street, near fifth, rob malcolm explains the project and its significance. >> the organizer of the compton district celebrated with friends at city hall. >> the great thing is everyone ended up winning. the housing will be built and the trans history is going to be commemorated and it will be a living thriving cultural district. >> policing these buildings in the 900 block of market street, this hotel and c