that will never go away. >> reporter: stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >>> 4:34. new this morning, san rafael police turn to the public to help identify a robbery suspect. they release the surveillance vil video robbing the bank off 101 and second street. it happened on january 4th just after 5:00. no weapon was seen or mentioned and no one was injured. police say the robber took the cash and fled on foot. anyone with information should call the san rafael police department. >>> san jose will soon have a police chief. >> okay. i'll take this one. san jose will soon have a police chief at least a temporary leader. the city now needs a few more months to find a replacement for retiring chief chris moore. until then, san jose deputy chief larry eskville is the acting chief starting his career in 1984 as a san jose reserve officer. for the past year he commanded the bureau of field operations. moore leaves his post this friday. >>> protesters expected to show up at an oakland city council tonight as city leaders consider hiring a controversial consultant. constitue th

pavilion, stephanie chuang, bay area news. >> we're going to have highlights and locker room reaction to tonight's game, coming up in sports in about 15 minutes. >>> a new twist in the notorious killing spree in northern california and the search for more bodies. what the serial killer is telling the fbi they're doing wrong. >>> and the kidnapping caught on surveillance video in san jose. the family makes a request to police. >>> and cameras roll for one of the most unusual road hazards you will see. that's a naked man stopping traffic. and believe it or not, there's more. >>> good evening. i'm jeff raineri in the weather center. impressive when it comes to the rainfall in the north bay. the past 36 hours, 1 inch at point reyes. we're tracking what's left of the showers. we'll let you know if that extends into your weekend, coming up. >>> check that out. a whale of a sighting. why it is one of the most incredible whale sightings in decades. >>> a surprising twist, today, in the fbi's search for murder victims in an old central valley well. one of the killers claim they're digging in t