steve paulson says the storm is supposed to be at its peak this afternoon into the evening. the weather has already caused delays for some travelers. sfo began a flow control by 8:00 a.m. and by 9:00, there were delays. other bay area airports are not reporting significant delays. >>> meanwhile, the california highway patrol also issued a wind advisory this morning for the bay bridge. here is a live look outside. and you can see the camera bouncing around. the wind warning went into effect at 4:00 this morning. drivers are cautioned to be aware especially if driving those high-profile vehicles. >>> and in the last few hours, the supreme court justices started to tackle the key debate and several are criticizing the law's mandate for insurance coverage. alison burns has more. >> reporter: maureen, it looks like president obama's healthcare overhaul is in trouble. >> realwomen by their own -- real women buy their own birth control pills! >> reporter: the justices seemed to side with the opponents of the law. they also asked if the government can force the american people to ea

and now steve paulson. >> the afternoon commute will be much nicer, sal. it was pretty nasty out there. that was a strong spring system that came by. a very warm system. it was a wet snow up in the sierra. last couple checks there has been reports of rain. it's finally turning to snow here. we are almost on the back edge of this system. so there will be scatter showers in the morning and decreasing in the afternoon. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy today. a few showers. nothing too heavy. occasionally looks like a little line forming. over to the peninsula and the south bay. where most of the rain was toward the santa cruz mountains and russian river. cazadero over five inches of rain. vacaville almost two. redwood city 1.24. napa almost an inch of rain. mill valley had an inch of rain. santa rosa at 63% of normal. they now have 20.16 for the season. a big difference compared to last year and 12 inches below average. san francisco almost 12. and san jose only ran at 35%. mild air mass coming over us. they don't hold a lot of cold air. the system will start to

mark tamayo is in for steve paulson. it was a horrendous drive. >> yeah. a lot of waters on the roadways. that coupled with the wind we still have quite a bit of rain to talk about this morning. be extra careful on the roads. as you can see on live storm tracker 2 the darker shades of green correspond to moderate rainfalls. this will continue to be a big factor for the morning commute and for more of the morning commute we'll check in with sal. >>> mark, we are looking at this tree that came down on the coolage off ramp. this big tree came down around 3:00 in the morning. the crews have came out with chain saws and have managed to let some cars through. it's a go ahead thing no one was injured when it came down around 3:00. this scene should be cleared in a little while. completely at least so all the cars can get on the freeway. quickly we are looking at the san mateo bridge. this traffic looks good out to the high-rise. at 5:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> we continue our storm watch coverage this morning. rain conti

let's start with steve paulson. the friday forecast seems about the same as yesterday? >> a little change. we're all sunny. nice if you enjoyed the last couple of days you will like today. unless you're by the beaches where there is an increase in some of that coastal fog. everall it will hang out there. it will start to increase tonight. a little cooler over by it with 50s and low 60s. >>> right now traffic looks pretty good if you're driving on southbound 101. in marin county there is no problems here. also the morning commute looks good if you're on 680 southbound heading downs hill. now let's go back to the desk. >>> overnight news shots rang out near a fairfield condo complex where two men were gunned down. tara moriarty joins us now with what police are saying. >> reporter: we spoke to police this morning and they did confirm that gunfire erupted here last night inside the parkway gardens. it's the second time it has happened in two days. last night again we noticed that some police were searching a white car at the corner of dover and east pacific streets. the ca

steve paulson knows all about today's weather. >> is it friday? >> i think so, yes. >>> we have cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies. stretching from -- the farther north you go, the more possibility of rain. it will be sunny to mostly sunny. here's sal. >>> steve, good morning. traffic is going to be doing pretty well in many areas. golden gate bridge, headed south with no major problems headed down to the toll plaza. there were problems on the tracks in oakland this morning. this is the scene near 4th 4th street shortly before 4:00. a confused driver took a wrong turn on the tracks and kept going. it's easy to do because the tracks are paved. but this person kept going. no one was hurt, but the wrong turn did create delays. the one amtrak train that was on an overnight trip headed north. let's go back to the desk. >>> time now, just turning 5:02. we're following developing news we first told you about at 4:30, a homicide investigation near the bay bridge. alex savage tells us, the victim is an adult man. what else do you know, alex? >> reporter:

so we turn to steve paulson. steve? >> a lot of sunshine out there. probably already noticed that if you looked outside. we're looking very good for sunshine. today a little chill in the air. it will be warmer. the weekend looking like it will be sunny. we had rain here. paul chambers has been on the road again. i think he has found some sunshine. what's your status there? gold rub? >> reporter: that's right. we're in gold run. this is where you are gonna see a lot of the snow. gold run. exactly when you get to that area, that's where the warnings come up for icy roadways. be careful when you head up this weekend. you can see the video. this may be the biggest ski season, this weekend. fresh powder to the ski resorts. some parts of tahoe are reporting up to 5 feet of snow has fallen since monday. yesterday, people were saying this is exactly what any have been waiting for. >> you know, ski three days. they have the snow-fest going this week. there is a lot going on. it will be a good, long weekend. >> people are excited about this weekend. this is up

on the storm watch coverage, steve paulson on weather, sal is on track. let's get to christien kafton. >> reporter: hi, claudine. let's show you san anselmo creek. it's nowhere near a flood stage but we're certainly keeping an eye on it up here. parts. north bay are dealing with the aftermath from yesterday's big, windy storm. for example, in fairfax, at 7:00, a large oak tree came crashing down briefly trapping people. neighbors tell us that when the tree came crashing down, everyone in the neighborhood heard it and they describe it as a jet plane. >> i heard the sound was like a jet plane. i said what the bleep was that? i thought it was an earthquake. i looked out. the neighbors were on the street. the tree was on the ground. >> reporter: the neighbors say they all came out to see what was going on. they stay was like a neighborhood block party. the tree crushed a car and took down some power lines. now what's left is the cleanup. we're also hearing reports that another tree came down in larkspur. nobody injured in this case. this is expected to impact

. >> we want to check in with steve paulson for the weather? to be nice upper 60s to lower 70s and we don't have to worry about wind, good to go. >>> it is still relatively early, decent starts, westbound as you can see traffic looks good, no major problems if you are driving through marin county. it is 5:30 let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news, right now they are battling a huge fire which started about an our ago on dwight campus. ktvu channel 2 morning news was the first to show you and lorraine blanco is on the scene with an update. what is going on, lorraine? >> reporter: the deputy said they are working very hard to fight the flames in that three- story building and you can see it billowing out of the top of that three-story building. it started three blocks from the area and the building became engulfed and quickly became a two-alarm fire. >> it is on three different floors and given that it made it difficult to even attempt to fight that fire. >> there are 31 firefighters on the scene right now as well as the police departmen

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

. >> i am definitely ready, steve paulson what is the weather like? >> we are in between systems and it is going to be mild to warm for some but there is a lot of cloud cover to the north and there will be some light rain up towards mendocino, maybe sonoma but we are waiting for that system to come in and from the south to the east it will be near 70 degrees, here is sal. >>> traffic is moving well along the bay area. no major problems as a matter of fact we are looking pretty good if you are driving out to the marin county area, it looks nice and golden gate bridge traffic is smooth heading south. now let's go back to the desk. >>> we are starting with breaking news at 5:00 and it has away area connection, a man is now in custody. he apparently tried to board a plane with some type of explosives. these are the pictures panning around. the plane was headed to san francisco. police arrested the 29-year-old man just a couple of hours ago and they have not told us his name yet. the bomb squad is trying to figure out what type of explosive that man had in

. >> and i am pam cook, thank you for waking up with us, we have steve paulson, it is not as windy as yesterday? >>> there are still gusts over 30 in some of the higher elevations there is not a cloud for a long, long way and temperatures will start to come up as the winds start to turn easterly and mid-60s after a cold morning. >>> coming up to the willow pass grade, no major problems although it is slow in antioch going west. 80 westbound trying to get to the bay bridge there is already a backup there, 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> police in sunnyville are investigating a shooting. officers found the bodies of two people inside a home in a usually quiet neighborhood. tara moriarty is in sunnyville with more on the investigation, tara? >> reporter: police are trying unravel exactly what happened inside the house last night. investigators are not releasing too much information but they are looking into the possibility of whether this could be a murder/suicide. two people were shot and killed off the home of next reason avenue -- necker reason avenue. the victims were both adults

. >> and i am pam cook, let's check in with steve paulson. >>> there is some light rain moving towardshe delta and vallejo picking up some rain, enough to give us mostly cloudy skies, into sonoma and napa county look for light rain and clearing by tonight. here is tara. >>> traffic is flowing nicely as you make your way towards concord and up next, east shore, same story, seems to be lights flashing on the left- hand side of your screen but no delays to speak of. 5:31 let's go back to the desk. >>> police are now investigating a deadly stabbing in pittsburgh. ktvu channel 2 morning news' paul chambers is there with information about both the victim and the suspect, paul? >> reporter: once again this is a story you will see only on 2. they have been here for about eight hours. we are not showing you the house right now because police -- police have yet to notify the victim's family but here is what we do know, last night officers responded to a 911 call and they found a young girl who had been stabbed. they tried to revive her but were unsuccessful. the 20-year-old pittsburgh resident,

. >> and i am pam cook, let's check in with steve paulson, i see some tweeting there is blasting going on up in the sierra. >> yes, there continues to be pretty good snow up there, let's go into the afternoon hours. this system is clipping the north bay but there is still snow and pretty good wind up in the high country. you can see on live storm tracker 2, some of that rain is picking up so look for that rain in the morning, highs in the 50s, here is tara. >>> here is 110 through san rafael, headlights are southbound as you make your way towards the golden gate bridge, near 880, we see a lot of winds out there for some reason this morning so take it easy, so far we have no delays to speak of. 6:01 let's head back to the desk. >>> we have developing news in the east bay, police are developing a deadly stabbing that happened in pittsburgh. it happened around 9:00 last night. the victim, a 27-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man is now in custody. investigators say the suspect knew the victim. we are getting further details, paul chambers is there to bring us our next update in the next

. >>> and i am pam cook, let's check in with steve paulson for a look at your weather. >>> it is not an issue, at least nothing i can find so far. temperatures will start to come down over by the water's edge, it was really nice on the weekend, upper 60s, lower 70s, our big five-day, we will get to that in about five minutes, here is tara. >>> this is a look at 101 traffic is moving well in both directions, they are trying to determine the cause of an early morning crash which happened on 21st street. a van flipped over and skidded several feet. a woman told police she had lost control of the van when another vehicle swerved into her van. now they are looking for witnesses who can possibly support her story. let's go back to the desk. >>> budget cuts are taking their message straight to sacramento. paul chambers is in san jose where students will be gathered ahead of the rally. >> reporter: they are here right now and i have 10 to 12 students who say they are sick of education being always targeted for money. i have amy, one of the people on her way to sacramento, amy, why are you gu

. >> good morning, let's start with steve paulson. thank you pam, i appreciate that. things are really bouncing around, temperatures are mild but there is some light rain and the heavier rain will come in this evening so we get kind of a double dose and a break-in the early afternoon and this evening heavier rain comes in. here is sal. >>> it is a little bit of rain in the north bay, our san rafael camera, we just had to use the camera and we will be driving in the north bay. as you mentioned, it is windy out there, highway 24 westbound, coming to the tunnel and traffic is still light. let's go back to the desk. >>> san francisco police are investigating another stabbing at the city's newest occupied camp. joining us from the financial district where both stabbings occurred more than 24 hours apart, tara? >>> folks are trying be more vigilant, they have one person to volunteer to watch over the rest while they sleep in shift. that is because one man known as jim bow was rushed to the hospital with stab wounds after getting in trouble with what protesters referred to a

. >>> this morning meteorologist steve paulson tracked the storm. >> it'll be cloudy and very windy here for a while. >> reporter: with coverage for the area where you live. >> we could get some gusts easily over 40 at the coast. >>> passengers on a jet blue flight said the pilot stormed through the plane yelling about a bomb before he was finally tackled and subdued. that's cell phone video that captured some of the commotion as several passengers wrestled him to the floor. after that the flight was diverted to amarillo, texas. after the plane got to las vegas, some of the passengers talk about what happened. >> he was screaming, afghanistan, there's a bomb. i have to get in the cockpit. then he started banging on the cockpit door. >> then they came over the intercom, please restrain him, we need to restrain him. >> jet blue did not identify the captain but they did say they took him to the hospital. >>> as ktvu's eric rasmussen reports, they're in the dark about mayor lee's 100 block plan. >> reporter: burglaries are are up in the oakland foothills, she submitted her own public request

. >> steve paulson is back, it is hard to get back from vacation but you are on it. >> yes, we do have a little system coming in, it is not very big at least not now very mild system, but later on we will start to see heavier rain in the east bay, here is sal. >>> good morning, if you are driving in marin county it will be a little wet, windy and southbound 101 is moving well. san francisco, at least not very wet but boy, the wind will get your attention. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> in two hours more searches for missing teen sierra lemar are scheduled to begin. allie rasmus is in morgan hill again this morning at the school where everything will begin, allie? >> reporter: well, pam, there is a sign on the door here letting people know, letting volunteers know this is the place to come register at 8:00 if they want to help with the search for missing teen sierra lemar. it will be the headquarters for that volunteer search effort and sierra lemar was last seen when she left her morgan hill home. the goal is to find anything that could provide clues to sierra lemar's whereabouts.

steve paulson knows. >>> we have mostly cloudy skies but once that burns off, this system is moving north. today looks mostly sunny and it's partly cloudy now. that's going to get temperatures to warm up. i think south and upper peninsula to low 70s. here asocials. >>> traffic is moving along on 237 as you cross 880. you can see traffic looks good here. no major problems. also, the morning commute is moving well in san jose. we're off to a nice start. the freeway traffic looks good on 280 northbound, getting up to highway 17. now, let's go back to the desk. >> time now, 6:01. we have developing news coming in from san francisco. a homicide investigation happening right now. police found the body of a man underneath the bay bridge. the ktvu's alex savage has been there since this morning. you have new information in the last 30 minutes? >> >>> well, this is a man that was found murdered this morning. that's what san francisco police are confirming. beyond that, not a lot of details. this all unfolded on main street between bryant and harrison. sources telling us this morning that the victi

let's check in with steve paulson for a look at the weather. is it this weekend where we spring? >> spring forward. >> okay. >> i'm not a happy camper. >> me neither. >> many of you are. that means more sunlight and today we'll have lots of sunshine. expect by the coast there is patchy fog starting to come back. it won't be that bad. so 50s and 60s there. inland upper 60s. we'll have more on your weekend forecast coming up. here is sal. >>> traffic is moving well if you are driving on interstate 880. no major problems here driving northbound which is a commute direction on the right. also the morning commute looks good on northbound 101 in san francisco. 6:01 let's go back to dave and pam. >>> overnight news fairfield police were back on the scene. >> reporter: is it a coincidence or some sort of retaliation going on here? that is what police are trying to figure out. now we spoke to them this morning. they did confirm gunfire erupted last night inside here. it's the second time in just two days. police searched a white car marked with bullet holes parked near the intersection of

. >>> it is 7:20, on storm watch this morning, steve paulson, meteorologist, tells us it's just hoursy. >>> an accident at the world's busiest airport. what caused this boeing 737 to roll off a taxi way in atlanta. >>> good morning, if you're driving in san jose we've got a lot of slow traffic here approaching the interchange on 280 getting up to highway 17. [ ♪ ♪ ] >>> 7:23. a delta airlines jet was damaged after it rolled off a runway. they were testing the boeing 737 early this morning when they had a problem with the braking system and the jet rolled down an 'em bank willment no passengers were on board at the time and the mechanics were not hurt. traffic at the airport is not being affected. >>> one day after the celebration of b.a.r.t.'s extension to san jose attention to turning to another extension for the agency. officials popped champagne to mark the federal government's official hand over of $900 million, the money will be used for the 10-mile extension from fremeont to san jose's bariessa district. now b.a.r.t. and officials are trying to raise the $2 million needed for an

steve paulson. >> pam, dave. >> i hear the temperatures will change for the weekend. >> it is. starting off cool and breezy or coal for some locations. 30s with clear skies. temperatures will rebound fast. so look for upper 50s low to mid 60s. breezy for many. >>> here is a look at highway 24 through lafayette 37 traffic on the right hand side there westbound as you drive through the tunnel it's getting a little bit more busy out there. no delays to speak of just yet. here's a shot from our emery vail camera. traffic is flowing nicely cross the span. the metering lights shouldn't be on for another 25 minutes. >>> pg&e is working story store power to more than 260 customers in hayward. pg&e says a car hit a utility pole just after 11:30 last night. knocking out the power. we are tole power won't be restored until this afternoon because crews need to replace that entire you tillty pole. pg&e says there is extensive damage to their equipment. claudine wong will have a live report from the scene. >>> domestic abuse case against san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is moving forward

let's check in with steve paulson because we're having some pretty wet weather. >> we are. it took quite a while to get here, but it'll be here most of the week. part of the system blasting through the north bay right now, but it's going to slow down. the system has a long way to go. and if you don't have the rain right now, you have the cloudy, windy, windy conditions. you can see how out of the north bay is really painted on that. south of that there hasn't about too much. so there's a distinct line right now. this system is pricing some moderate rain, also up into lake county, mendocino county, napa and sonoma county and now marin county. here's sal. reporter: steve, i think it's going to be an adventure if you're driving. as steve mentioned, today could even be worse if the system parks over us and gives us a good dose of rain. and that tends to lead to more serious crashes when it's a dowp. right now it looks okay right now if you're on 880. san francisco northbound traffic 101, that looks okay. a little bit windy there and also windy on the bridges. 6:01. let's go bac

next, steve paulson will tell us who is gonna see the most dramatic temperature shot. >>> and the giants faced a swarm of bees in spring training yesterday. how the grounds crews made use of items from the snack grounds to -- snack bar to get the bees to go away. ♪ [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder. ♪ and smarter. ♪ it's the culmination of a million decisions. it's where you see yourself going and how you choose to get there. the all-new 2013 gs. our boldest response ever. there's no going back. ♪ >>> spring training in scottsdale was stopped because of bees. two sections of nance were located -- fans were located while the officials used a mixture of cotton candy and lemonade to solve the problem. >> good idea! >> yes. >>> tara is back. in case you missed it, we had an earthquake and it affected b.a.r.t. >> that's right. that quake put a wrench in the b.a.r.t. schedule. officials made sure there was no damage on the tracks. there's no problem. they didn't find anything. you are looking at ten-minute delies -- delays. >>> somebody tossed their small

steve paulson. >> thank you, sal. i have to give a shout out to sfo. they are good to me. i get through everything fast. they are good. we do have delays because of the rain. cloudy skies here. now, the rain's opinion pretty steady in the north bay. it will pick up for everybody later on. the rain has not amounted to too much in the east bay and south bay. but it's starting to stack up. the next one is roaring right along. i thought we might get a break for maybe an hour or so but it looks like this next system is racing right along. the jet stream is really helping it because it's really very strong. you can see the system mainly towards the north bay from about san francisco, concord, north. there's been some steady rain out there. there is your time line, still in the north bay. watch how the system begins to move in about noon. as that moves in, it will continue to increase in the afternoon hours. by 6:00, everybody is in on the rain. this will be moderate to relative rain, especially in the santa cruz mountains and it will linger into wednesday morning. by this time w

. >> i read the book and you know who recommended it to me, steve paulson.sy on -- but it's a fascinating story. very compelling. let's check in with sal now. i'm not going to dash off and see the movie tomorrow. >> no, you can probably wait. not going to be making a line to see it. >> no. >> let's look at the commute now, you can see san francisco some of that weather moving in, and it's been drizzly, a really rainy and someone drove out to our newsroom here saying it's pretty wet in the east bay as well. windshield wiper weather throughout. so please give yourself plenty of time to get to work, little more time than you might think. also this morning we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza from emeryville, backed up for a 15 to 20-minute delay. on 80 westbound we have slow traffic from richmond as you drive out towards the berkeley area because of earlier problems. 7:24. let's go to mark. >>> like a wet sponge over the bay area now, the clouds, the mist and drizzle and even a few light showers. but in terms of a major storm pushing through, that's not t

paulson said. he of this with steve of the losses but he never gave anything remotely close to such a guarantee. >> reclaiming my time, mr. chairman. after that eloquent defense of the bush administration which i'm not used to coming from the ranking member and i'm from off my game a little it, mr. secretary, i thought today's discussion was supposed to be of the international financial system, so i would like to get to that love it. i've heard from some other members they think that europe is basically handling their problems better than we are handling of problems, and i guess that is one opinion and that's fine. but i would like to ask in the european problems that we've had our inning of the country's significantly reducing their tax burdens in the last three, four, five years? >> i do not believe so and i think most of them are going rapidly in the of their direction. >> i'm under the same impression but i thought maybe you would know better than mine. and i would like to offer for the record a little table the letter from the organization of economic cooperation development which is a 50-year

steve clemens who is my colleague of the atlantic media. [applause] >> thank you, david. it was wonderful. >> ladies and gentlemen, that was a paulson introduction. part of the introduction that made it quite elegant and not the only store in the room. [laughter] i will say one thing about the introduction, david. i've heard of a lot of thought extended into those years and that stands out as the most recent we have quite a challenge here today. i have, you will have but my account when i look at the program, there are plenty strong minded economists in the program and they come from across the intellectual spectrum, they come from a range of occupations, and then of course only a sampling of all the professional tolerance that is in this room right. collected many years of active duty could academic learning and experience to draw upon and you would think that that would count for something. it keeps coming to my mind with all this collection of wisdom available, i have to ask how did we ever get into this economic mess? what is even more in doubt is how we get out of it. now maybe i'm wrong because i'm told that at the end of this