that's expected to make it into areas like big meadows, madison and waylands mill. eventually the whole line comin. close to four inches. wells corner, five and a half. yes, we could pick up another quarter inch of rain, maybe even a half inch in some locations. that's why the flash flood watch continues until 2:00 a.m. what you can expect for the morning rush. i will have it in a few. >> we continue our coverage now with jackie benson where rescue crews were pulling people from flooded cars. jackie. >> well, jim, the gates are up here to keep people from drive aring onto dark, flooded roads. 9:00 p.m., montgomery county fire and rescue crews pulled an elderly couple to safety from their car in deep water normally not in the parking lot of a synagogue on university boulevard in silver springs. it was a long day for first responders. hours and hours of relentless pounding rain forced normally placid streams, tributaries of rock creek, up and over their banks. fire and ems crews went from one water rescue to another in the chevy chase and tacoma park areas. >> turn ar

it says window damage is part of a window-smashing campaign that started last year with oakland's wayland's meat market and a burger king. they say it's an unfair attack. >> it's a shame. this is a neighborhood treasure and there's no reason to throw rocks through the window. there's other ways to protest. we love this store. >> it cost $1300 to replace windows. there are no security cameras but they do have leads. >>> efforts to remove a beached boat from the san francisco shoreline will resume in a few hours. crews get to work on the boat at 7:00. the coast guard will say it takes a couple of days to get the ship out of the water at ocean beach. authorities looking for the skip, timothy lybrand, wanted on a warrant from santa clara county. the warrant is related to drug charges from 2010. lybrand called someone yesterday to say, he had made it to the shore. coast guard spent several hour looking for him in the water monday. >>> check your first weather here with rob mayeda. good morning. >> good morning. weather, interesting, dodging light raindrops from san francisco towards east bay, ba

. >> it's douglas wayland. i go by doug. >> what is your nickname? >> what is my nickname? bozo. bozo the clown. yeah. why? i don't know. i think it was because alex said i didn't have any hair. >> one day i was having a conversation with whitlow and he told me he had at one time worked in a circus which was ironic considering his nickname being bozo and the kind of wild laugh he had. out of nowhere you would hear him just you know, ha, ha, ha. >> other than his hairline, douglas "bozo" whitlow had little in common with his namesake and his crime was no laughing matter. when we met him, he was in thinks 13th year of a 65-year sentence for rape and criminal confinement. and when we saw his scars, it was evident that his status as a sex offender made his time in prison anything but a circus. >> when i was burned with hot water out of a hot pot with baby oil and hair grease. it got on my arm, all over my stomach. it hurt my stomach, it burned my back too. and i healed up pretty good but that's a permanent scar forever. >> he claimed to not know who exactly attacked him. but he offer

says the window damage is part of a window smashing campaign that started last year at oakland's wayland's meat market and a burger king. regulars at star grocery say it's an unfair attack. >> it's a shame. this is a neighborhood treasure. and there is no reason to throw rocks through this window there is a lot of other ways to protest. and we love this store. >> reporter: pappas is looking forward to an arrest. >> we'll have a big barbecue when these people are caught. >> reporter: now there are no security cameras here. but this vandal did leave a trail online for agents to follow. reporting live in berkeley, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> making the streets safer. that was the goal of a millions of parties held across the country this evening. it's national night out. 130 parties were held, including this one in the city's niles district. organizers say they hope to create a safer community by getting the neighbors out of their homes to meet one another. >>> in oakland, police officers were out in force. that's where more than 600 parties in the city were held. th

says the window damage is part of a window smashing campaign that started last year with oakland's waylands meat mark and a burger king. the onwners say it's an unfair attack. >> it's a shame. this is a neighborhood treasure and there's no reason to throw rocks in this window. there's a also of other ways to protest. and we love the store. >> it cost $1300 to replace windows. there are no security cameras but they do have lead. >>> nine caltrans engineers moved, demoted or fired after questioning the quality of part and work done on new span of the bridge. one of the engineers was sent to china for a new assignment after he reported welding inspections were not thorough enough. yesterday's hearing, bridge experts testified that cal trans needs more oversight from outside agencies. now we have a live look at the bridge, which has experiences numerous problems since completed last year, like broken bolts and water leaks. investigators agree the bridge is safe but that inadequate welding and parts will likely lead to higher maintenance costs later on. >> embattled gun shop is closed, templar s

larry glazer from mayflower adviser, christopher wayland from control control bond rating agency. own robert frank and to wrap up the action on the markets, "fast money" trader guy adami. welcome, one and all. >> kelly! >> hey! >> hey! >> guy, you're always rearing to go. i mean, look, it was a pretty good week for markets, all things considered, right? >> yeah, it was a fine week. i mean, the s&p impervious to everything. you've got the fed, you've got janet yellen, you've got their dual mandate working, making sure the s&p and the nasdaq go higher. and they've done that really well. and if you don't think that's really what they're trying to do, then think again there, folks. >> let's dwell on this for a second. their dual mandate making the s&p and the nasdaq go higher, fair? >> it's been that way for a long time. >> hold on quick. i say that somewhat tongue in cheek, but actually pretty seriously. >> i know. >> because consumer confidence is key. and to me, the only thing that consumer confidence is driven by is the performance of the market. if you go back and look, the marke