that blast in 2010 killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes in san bruno . >>> and two people behind bars after a robbery inside a shopping mall left one man dead and six injured in texas. this happened yesterday afternoon at a jewelry store in san antonio. police say one of the men shot and killed a good samaritan who was trying to stop them as they fled the store. >> is absolutely senseless. this is the second time that a good samaritan was killed trying to intervene in a crime. it's absolutely senseless. >> there was a second good samaritan with a gun who shot and wounded one of the robbers. that robber is now in critical condition this morning. police say one of the robins -- robbers open fire hitting six other people are running to the mall. he was arrested several hours later. they both face capital murder and assault charges. >>> knew this morning, police have released new pictures of the man who robbed a restaurant in daly city. the restaurant hadn't even open yet but there was an employee inside. you can see that he is wearing a black cap and jacket that says security. he ha

last year the cpuc find pg&e $1.6 billion in connection with the san bruno explosion. our investigative reporter jackson van der beck enis inside that court and will have updates in the 5:00 and 6:00 news and on twitter. >> a suspect nearly dragged an officer trying to arrest him, dragged him in his car. this happened in the parking lot of a 24-hour fitness on the border with sunnyvale this morning. that's where officers approached the subject, a white man in his mid 30s as he was sitting inside of a silver sedan. when police officers ran that man's id they found out he was a convicted felon with two outstanding misdemeanors. the officers were going to arrest him on the spot, except that he refused to get out of the car and that is when things went south. >> when the officers grabbed, reached in the vehicle and grabbed the suspect tried to get him out of the vehicle, at that point the suspect started the car engine and put it in drive and took off. the officers were holding onto him running along with the vehicle didn't let go to avoid getting dragged. and the suspect

the maximum amount that's allowable for violating pipeline safety laws found after the san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010 where eight people were killed and dozens of homes were destroyed. the announcement came after an emotional hearing by victims families. pg&e is expected to be -- to get that sentence officially on thursday. right now it looks like it'll cost the company three million dollars. pg&e is already paid $1.6 billion in fines from other proceedings. the company is also expected to spend five years on probation being closely watched by an independent court appointed monitor which was the main priority of the city of san bruno. >> they will have an independent monitor over their operation which is a huge thing for us and for everybody. >> the court may also order pg&e to either disclose the details of it's criminal conviction when 2 runs ads about safety or in all of its ads. >>> the family of a missing 18- year-old woman may finally get answers later this morning. beginning at 9:00 a.m. recovery crews will start dredging a submerged car in a creek at niles canyon. family mem

we are talking about three million dollars found after the san bruno pipeline explosion where eight people died and several buildings and home was destroyed in 2010. the announcement came after an emotional hearing victim's family members. pg&e is expected to hand down its initial sentencing on thursday but right now it does look like the sentence will be three million dollars. pg&e is already paid $1.6 billion in fines from other court proceedings. they are expected to spend 5 years on probation being watched by an independent court appointed monitor which was the main priority by the city of san bruno. >> they will have a monitor over their operation which is a huge thing for us and for everybody. >> the judge may order pg&e to either disclose details of it's criminal conviction when it runs any ads about safety or in all of its ads. >>> the new police chief is starting it's first full day on the job today. the 52-year-old william scott has worn in by the mayor yesterday. in the middle of the ceremony about a half dozen hecklers started yelling about police brutality. the chief is take c

. >>> a judge plans to fine pg&e the maximum amount allowable after the san bruno pipeline explosion that killed 8 people in 2010. pg&e expected to be hit with the sentencing on thursday. it looks like it will cost the company $3 million. pg&e has already paid $1.6 billion in fines from other proceedings. the company is also expected to spend five years on probation under the watchful eye of an independent court appointed monitor which was san bruno's main priority. >>> san francisco's new police chief is starting his first full day on the job today. >> right. 52-year-old william scott was sworn in by mayor ed lee yesterday at city hall. >> tara moriarty was there and she joins us live from the hall of justice with more. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. there was a lot of pomp and circumstance to the ceremony yesterday. it actually reminded me a lot of heather quan's ceremony where they had a bagpiper. the city made a big deal out of quan because she was the first female chief in its history. the same could be same for yesterday. chief scott was very gracious and thanke

looking at some pretty good downpours around san bruno and into mt. hamilton, a rain/snow mix so this is in between storms. we have some flooding occurring down by the levee break north of hollister, so this will likely be with us throughout the next day and a half as the next system queues up offshore and that's not until late tonight and we'll detail all the advisories in just a few minutes. >>> well, as you know, the united states as a new president this morning. after a day of celebration and protest, america again looking at washington, d.c.. here's a live look from near the washington mall where hundreds of thousands are expected for today's women's march. meanwhile, the new president will start to unravel the work of his predecessor. abc news reporter lana zak has more from washington. >> reporter: good morning, cornell. for the first time today, donald trump wakes up in the white house. and now with all the celebrations over the countdown clock is ticking on his first 100 days. ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: as frank sinatra's "my way" playe

bruno the city of san francisco, across the bay to hayward and san leandro. you're getting heavy rain. south bay right now not so much. you're in the rain shadow but the santa cruz mountains it's pouring. let's take a look at the sierra. we just had john blackstone's report. it is a white-out center yosemite to susanville. everywhere above 5,000 feet in elevation is snowing. above 7,000 feet in elevation, by tomorrow, this storm will have brought up to 120 inches of snow, 10 feet. dangerous up there. but man, are we adding to the snowpack! rainfall for the month of january, with the latest data that just came in we get data every hour, santa rosa has gotten 11" of rain in 10 days. san jose 2.5 for you double your norm. oakland and livermore 4. san francisco coming up on 5 inches of rain and 6.5" of rainfall in napa. right now upper 50s. san jose 59. overnight tonight 40s and 50s. oakland dropping to 50, mountain view 51, santa rosa 45. you may be wondering was we were talking about a separation between storms, there was no separation. the unstable air kept po

of violating pipeline safety laws before a deadly blast in san bruno. the utility says it is prepared to pay the 3 million dollar maximum fine for the convictions but it's asking the judge not to restruck tort bonus program for employees or require an ad campaign publicizing the convictions 8 people were killed and 38 homes about destroyed in the -- whereby -- were destroyed in the pipeline blast. >>> investigators released the any report on a deadly crash involving a car equipped with tesla's auto pilot system. >> and why yahoo could face more trouble in connection with two massive data breaches. >> from the kpix weather center good morning just when you thought it was safe to leave home without the umbrella no we will talk about when the sun will shine. >> okay and here's live look at golden gate bridge pretty good across the span into san francisco but how is that novato vallejo commute look and at traffic alert looking and oakland. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're wi

curre currently it is positioned at san bruno mountain. you can see on the doppler radar, we're seeing light the moderate rainfall. the road is so saturated, the light to moderate rainfall is causing some problems. take it slow tonight. we'll see it through 11:00 this evening and then we'll see it dry out. the most consistent is fremont and 880 right back through livermore. tomorrow morning's forecast, it does dry out. notice the temperatures dropping down to a cold 36. we may have some patchy frost. east bay, 39 degrees, sf, 42, and the north bay, maybe even a little ice on the roadways. especially about 1,000 feet where it hasn't dried out just yet. we've got sunny weather coming our way. a nice break between storm systems veefl in east san jose. a cold 49 in danville. oakland expecting 53. the peninsula, anywhere fromly? palo alto to 49 in belmont. for the north bay, 51 in novato and 53 expected in sonoma. i want to fast forward things and look at the system coming your way. you can see it light up. this will bring us rainfall through s

this was the seen over san bruno as today's thunderstorm rolled through. this video was shot at a gas station near el camino real and san bruno avenue. >>> here's a look at a lightning flash above the bay bridge toll plaza as people started their commute early this morning. >>> sandhya is back now. more rain throughout the weekend? >> absolutely. this would be a good weekend to stay inside. >> any break? >> there will be a short break. really saturday afternoon and that's it. so i think just get your rain gear handy. watch a couple of movies, stay inside. let me show you live doppler 7 in a moment, but first a beautiful view. moments ago there was a rainbow but right now pretty clouds to look at there. we will be seeing more rainbows as we are tracking some showers on our radar. we are seeing light rain to south santa rosa. as we pan around parts of the bay area, you'll notice that it is moderate in intensity around stevens canyon road heading into saratoga. a pink indicating a mix of rain and snow. in the east bay around oakland, 980 into emeryville, we'r

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and same for san bruno. sfo, gusts at this hour 45 miles per hour. as for what happens next, paul will do that in the forecast. winds brought tree asks down and rain as well. rain comes down, rivers goes up and as a result we have river problems. kenny has the latest. >> reporter: thank you for that. right now flood warnings along the napa river. kpix 5's susie stein is live where the river is covering roads and starting to cover field. >> reporter: that's right. we are here at a vineyard along deer park road. this is how it looks in napa county at this point. the only water rescue of the day took place down the road from where we are standing. good news, everyone is okay. the napa river is threatening to crest in the next couple of hours. this is how most roads that intersect the napa river look right now. the river is starting to jump its banks. swallowing any vineyards in its way. >> under 6 feet of water right now. >> the hardest hit areas are the latter. the cross streets connecting highway 29 and the trail. the two arteries run purpen dickialer

. >> a we are live in san bruno with more? >> you can see that all lanes are open, because can trance crews were able to cut the treat that fell across, but there weren't two cars unable to avoices it. >> this was tweeted oy about by amy levine. the rest of at the tree came down across all four lanes. according to the california highway patrol, a woman driving one of the cars did suffer minor injuries because of the tree collapse. >> the tree did not fall on the vehicle. the tree actually fell on the freeway first. both vehicles were unable to react in time and collided with the tree. >> we heard boom boom on top of a us. what the heck is that going on? next thing we know, we see the wood in front of us falling down. >> reporter: that's jose perez. he and some friends were sitting inside the bus stop shelter in san francisco, when scaffolding from a hotel under renovation started coming apart above them. perez says the wind was whistling through there pretty strong when the casting collapsed. no with you was injured, but marke

it is sentencing day for pg&e in the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. coming up in 15 minutes, the penalty that prosecutors are look for, in addition to a $3 million fine. >> just run, run, gun shots, run. >> plus a jewelry store robbery in texas turns deadly inside a crowded mall in texas. up next, what happened when good samaritans tried to stop the robbers. >>> the man is in critical condition at aary shoot ising in a house party in san leandro over the weekend. it happened early sunday morning at a party hosted by some teenagers. police say 50 people were invited, but the envytation was leaked on social media, which attracted more people. while responding to the shooting, police chased after a car speeding away from the scene. they ended up arresting four people after the car crashed. >> all four people, ranging in age as between 16 and 20, coming from cities surrounding here in the bay area, but also from northern california, are being held on suspicion involved in that shooting last night, which has -- police don't know whether the suspect were in

as for bolis, she hopes to move on while the city of san bruno turns the site of her old house into a park this year, kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> some folks in san rafael are taking matters in their own hands tonight after their store was hit by a burglar after they spotted a guy with some of the stuff that was stolen. the break-in happened in san rafael. more now from melanie woodrow live at that store. melanie. >> reporter: spot this burglar has only worked here six months but the brothers who own this business tell us their 11 employees are like family. and this burglar may have bothered the wrong person. >> the shards of the glass are left over. >> reporter: his every move was captured, including trying to steal an electric bicycle worth more than $10,000. >> you can see him on the security footage trying to mess with it, trying to get it going, couldn't figure it out. he takes one of our duffle bags, sets it up right out here, empties it out and then just goes and loads it full of whatever he can get his hands on. >> reporter: jerseys, leather jackets and cash. >> it hurts becaus

we have our storm ranger on a mountain in san bruno. it is tracking this as we continue to have some gusty winds and some high rain. seeing some heavy rain moving now into san francisco. >>> this week the push to keep jobs in america. a venture capitalist tries his hand at running a startup. and we tried to predict 2017 after most of us got 2016 so wrong. our reporters john schwartz of usa today and quinton hardy of the "new york times" this week on "press: here." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. there is a new push to keep jobs local. ford has canceled plans to open a plant this mexico and will break ground in michigan instead. you're familiar with the carrier plant in ohio. here in the silicon valley, it's very difficult to keep mid-level jobs in town. the cost of labor is certainly high because the cost of living is even higher. which is why i was surprised to see this facility run by legacy republic. it converts all video and films into dvd. you probably had this done with your old home movies yourself. brian knapp is p

this one crashed on top of a car in san bruno. >>> and strong wind gusts in san francisco blew down scaffolding into the middle of the street at 7th and market.

. >>> and sky 7 was over highway 101 in san bruno a short time ago as firefighters doused a charred motor home with water. look at this. the rv is on the southbound side of the freeway near sfo. you're now looking at video shot from a passing car moments after this afternoon's fire broke out. fortunately, nobody was hurt. drivers are facing major delays at the start of this rush hour on this friday. traffic on southbound 101 is backed up into south san francisco. we will keep an eye on the traffic for now, though, good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. larry beil is on assignment at espn. >>> two musicians are in critical condition today after they were hit by an amtrak train last nigh

bruno. it is picking up on light rain. this is our mobile doppler radar truck. it gives us a very high detail of what is happening around the bay area. and it is showing light spotty showers out there as you head out for that drive. windshield wipers on in some areas. and the heavier rain will be arriving for tomorrow. we've seen a little bit of a break in the moisture, and still a lot of snow happening now in the sierra, finally changing over to snow there, after a weekend of some heavy rain. and as we look ahead to this next weather system, there will be a high wind watch in effect. this starts tomorrow. winds coming in from the south at 20 to 35 miles an hour. those gusts may pick up to about 65 miles an hour. we also have a coastal flood advisory in effect for the coast and the inner bay, with king tides coming in between tomorrow, as well as wednesday and thursday. coastal flooding will be a possibility during the high tide. we're also keeping an eye on the area rivers and creeks. the r

bruno mountain, south bay picking up the most rain and the santa cruz mountains not much in san jose, less than a tenth of an inch so far. but already at ben loman, the rain is climbing. it is this area of moisture that we're tracking bringing the rain rates up to half an inch or higher. between now and 8:00, notice the rain totals, things changing thoughft

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. >> a we are live in san bruno with more? >> you can see that all lanes are open, because can trance crews were able to cut the treat that fell across, but there weren't two cars unable to avoices it. >> this was tweeted oy about by amy levine. the rest of at the tree came down across all four lanes. according to the california highway patrol, a woman driving one of the cars did suffer minor injuries because of the tree collapse. >> the tree did not fall on the vehicle. the tree actually fell on the freeway first. both vehicles were unable to react in time and collided with the tree. >> we heard boom boom on top of a us. what the heck is that going on? next thing we know, we see the wood in front of us falling down. >> reporter: that's jose perez. he and some friends were sitting inside the bus stop shelter in san francisco, when scaffolding from a hotel under renovation started coming apart above them. perez says the wind was whistling through there pretty strong when the casting collapsed. no with you was injured, but marke

. >>> pg&e just received a maximum fine for the explosion that killed eight people in san bruno. pg&e is ordered to pay $3 million in fines for violating pipeline safety rules and obstructing investigators after the explosion. the utility was found guilty last summer on six felony counts. they will be on probation for five years and also -- must by tv commercials and newspaper ads detailing its role in the tragedy and explaining how it is working to prevent future disasters. >>> happening now, president trump is in philadelphia meeting with gop leaders. from there he is set to return to washington where he is expected to sign a new executive order limiting the u.s. refugee program. this is all happening as sparks fly over the wall he wants to build on the border with mexico. just this morning mexico and the u.s. decided to cancel a planned meeting. here is reporter elizabeth hur. >> house speaker paul ryan in philadelphia, first addressing the gop's agenda. >> our members are excited. we have a big, bold agenda we're working on. >> reporter: then affirming the party stands behind

the punishment they may face in connection with the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. >> first how some college students got a new perspective on life. >> we see the traffic is doing okay for the most part. when you hit the south bay, northbound 280 looks good. up highway 17. >> the low is responsible for our hail yesterday and lighting. whatever is making a trek slowly to the south. it's still spinning in some rain. . >>> good morning. we have breaking news. these are live pictures san jose. a very serious pedestrian accident there in san jose. happened just before four this morning. you can see the scene. you can see the police there. we won't get to close but you can see what we are talking about. a pedestrian accident in san jose. we just arrived. we will bring you the live report in just a couple minutes. obviously it's a serious pedestrian incident in san jose. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's tuesday, january 24 pght. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us. are we going to get rain today? let's check in with steve. i got -- i headed out with

e for its role in the deadly 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. a jury found the utility guilty of six felony counts, five for violating pipeline safety standards and one for obstructing the investigation into the explosion. each count carries a $500,000 fine. the maximum pg&e would pay is $3 million. eight people died in the blast. >>> new this morning, incredible video out of just north of seattle, washington. a massive three alarm fire erupted last night at an apartment complex under construction in lynnwood. two firefighters suffered non-life-threatening injuries and the surrounding buildings, as you can imagine, were quickly evacuated. >>> the army corps of engineers will soon start to study long-term fixes for three areas of storm ravaged pacifica. abc7 news as documented the city's problems over the years. they include cliff erosion, which prompted the evacuation of an apartment complex there. pacifica pier has also been damaged. last month, a giant sinkhole opened up on a trail leading down to the beach. it is now up to the army corps of e

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bruno. >> our reservoirs are high quality water sources. >> reporter: kpix5. >> the sfp uc switched the supply to the local reservoirs a couple weeks ago but it will all be finalized today. >>> soon it could be a little tough to get to the marin headlands. they are starting repairs and they are refurbishing the half mile cavern. drivers will still be able to get to the headlands but going along the coastal route and could take up to an extra 2 hours. the tunnel is expected to close next monday and should reopen early next may. >>> time 4:51. samsung trying to get back on track announcing a new phone. we will tell you more about the galaxy a next. live here. >>> the cost of living in the bay area has many questions how long they will be able to afford to live here. as john blackstone reports p palo alto all but highest earners are priced out. >> reporter: jessica clark live all her life in palo alto but housing is so expensive even her kids know that their family can't afford it much longer. >> they have questions about where we are going school next year what if we have to move wher

a judge -- san bruno. that killed 8 people. a maximum fine of $3 million. the cpus fined them $1.6 billion the largest against a company. bg and e operation. >>> feds lawn j investigation into yahoo!. >> it sold to verz in the mist of a big scandal over hacking. one of them more than a billion account put them in the book as the biggest hack. when yahoo! said it had been hacked back in 2014. in documents filed with fcc it indicate they knew but did not tell investors or users. if you know something damaging about your company you have to tell investors. california law tough on companies who don't tell users in a timely manner. united airlines is back over a big delay on sunday. nobody was in any danger but it was a big problem for travelers. no delays so far, but weather is lousy today. >> what will wall street due. good morning. >> good morning. wall street would start under pressure. president trump's inago ral address. the markets were lower for the week. earnings could be front and center this week. s&p 500 results. the -- back over to you. >>> the chin

lets look at what is going on, flooding near san bruno avenue. also debris flow, that tells you that rain flow rates were cranking. so one to 3 inches for most of the area today. system number two comes in late thursday night into friday morning. system number three has the pop. 20 or 30% less than the last storm. these are strong, solid winter storms. sunday in a big one. in between, we have these breaks. tomorrow morning, scattered showers, tomorrow afternoon, that's your break. here comes your overnight rain. friday 3:00 a.m. then friday 5:00 a.m. by the mid morning commute, it's scattered showers into the afternoon, so it's mostly about friday morning's commute. then there is your break saturday morning and saturday afternoon. then look look at sunday. that's a big storm. i know when i say break, it could be a little wet. but it a break from the significant rain. if the breaks were not there, think about it, if the rain continued, it would be awful, you have to have breaks, especially at this time of year. >> i could not believe how much it w

daily city, hayward, redwood, san bruno, san mateo, san lorenzo. it's complicated. we post the details. the deadline to apply is february 27th. >>> all right. ever feel like someone is watching you? that's exactly what is happening to drivers in union city. it's to stop bart riders from parking in the marketplace parking lot. there are signs warning people they can't be towed. the shopping center is a short walk. police say tow truck drivers are watching people get out of their cars and walk to bart. >> the toe company coe pan tow in the afternoon and if the cars are there, they are towing. yesterday they had four trucks. >> here is a look at why. according to bart, more than 5,000 riders enter the bart station each day. the station's parking lot has fewer than 1200 parking spaces, so it's tight. drivers in san francisco should look out, that city ranks as the most dangerous for drivers in california. the research was published on the website this month. danger was calculate using crash rates, injury rates and speeding rates. berkeley made the list at number four an

bruno mountain represents the vegetation that growing grew in san francisco historically those plants are under threat increasing the generic fist of overseeing planter of intending mountain is my goal a monocult doesn't encourage diversity let me explain lgbt about the legal when eucalyptus trees position poisons the soils prohibiting under growth a number of plants that have this california bay tree has no under story underneath the creek beds where it is found and that's very wet fertile area the leaves have 24 oil it makes it stellar and unlike the oak that supports over thousand of species the lips supports few if no species in my opinion especially with the - it at mountain davidson we rack the leaves so other vegetation can grow if you see it in its natural nothing growing underneath that. >> the natural areas program with plants species don't think them alone are found is my goal and what i would like you to support thank you very much and i hope you support the natural area program thank you. >> good evening, commissioners eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy a

daily city, hayward, redwood, san bruno, san lorenzo. it's complicated. we post the details. the deadline to apply is february 27th. >>> all right. ever feel like someone is watching you? that's exactly what is happening to drivers in union city. it's to stop bart riders from parking in the marketplace parking lot. there are signs warning people they can't be towed. the shopping center is a short walk. police say tow truck drivers are watching people get out of their cars and walk to bart. >> the toe company coe pan tow in the afternoon and if the cars are there, they are towing. yesterday they had four trucks. >> here is a look at why. according to bart, more than 5,000 riders enter the bart station each day. the station's parking lot has fewer than 1200 parking spaces, so it's tight. drivers in san francisco should look out, that city ranks as the most dangerous for drivers in california. the research was published on the website this month. danger was calculate using crash rates, injury rates and speeding rates. berkeley made the list at number four and had one of the high

next speaker. >> hello, i'm san francisco community empowerment center on bruno avenue and congratulations commissioner hillis and thank you commissioner president fong for the past you know you did a good job. >> i come to request the commissioner to postpone on the mcd on bay store boulevard and hold all the ncd sill september because based on based on the january 5th on bruno i'm so sorry commissioner vice president richards made the comments on the january 5th on bruno avenue commissioner vice president richards proposed a motion to continue the hearing until san francisco regulations and the proposition 64 california recently passed the recreation marijuana if we approve this today what worries me i don't know what we are approving for the future proposition 64 gives the county did ability to make more policy and more liberal and retrofication the second thing as said on january 26th this is the very important date as a chinese new year so on lets the chinese new year the commission didn't want to see three hundred to 4 hundred families without you know new year's eve diner they have

bruno >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> apple is taking qualcom to court. the legal action follows a complaint that accuses the company of using anticompetitive practices. qualcom called the claims baseless. >> the company that is -- is semmables -- assembles apple products is talking about building a factory in the united states. >>> a federal judge intends to fine pg & e $3 million. >> reporter: before outlining his intended sentence, the judge heard from victims that lost family members, including a woman that lost her husband, mother-in-law and son. >> there was a point in my life, six and a half years ago, that i wanted to end my life. with the help of my therapist, i can say that i to into the want to do that any more. >> reporter: the sentence will cost pg & e $3 million, the maximum allowed. >> it's chump change for the company. >> reporter: the company has already paid $1.6 billion in fines from other proceedings. they will spend years under a court appointed monitor. >> they are going to have a monitor over their operation. that's huge. >> reporte

some of that in the east san jose foothills and general rain. san bruno, san rafael. there were a couple of strong cells earlier. looks like things calming down. we get rain. could get still some possibility of thunder, lighting reports of hail. you can see -- rain moving through. gilroy, morgan hill. assistanta clara valley and some up in the santa cruz mountains. kind of cold out there. there are a few breaks in the clouds. north bay temperatures. leesburg at had 43. very heavy rain. to the west of them in the last 24 hours. there will be breeziy conditions. not howling wind. you will see some windy conditions, snow on the go. win interest storm warning until noon up there. had reports of a foot, six inches to a foot. temperatures will stay on the cold side here. the next couple systems have a lot of cold air. rain into arizona and southern california this rehabilitative get good rain. the next system has good opportunity to give us another interpret they good system here on friday and then again on sunday. after that we will start to see a break. the next five days

here is a look at san bruno mountains. low clouds over san francisco. and the fog has been patchy along with the temperatures dipping into the 30s. we are only just a couple of degrees above freezing in fairfield. some of the bridges, overpasses, may have black ice on them. so is a big concern. make sure you drive slowly and you are very careful as you a look now around the bay area. we see temperatures in the low 40s for the south bay. and it will be heading into the mid to upper 50s today. cupertino, 55. daly city, 53. 54 in the mission district. novato reaches 58 degrees. so we're looking ahead. now that we have a chance to dry out, if you're planning to head to the sierra, once again they are working hard to clear the roads from all of that snow. as we go next week, more rain and snow moving in starting late on tuesday, more widespread wednesday and thursday. very heavy rain. once again, here we go with several days of rain. changes next week and the potential of a couple of inches of rain in the forecast. we are seeing for the end of next week ther

we have it parked at san bruno mountain and this is able to fill in the gaps other radars may miss. we are seeing bright reds and extending over towards the east bay and the tri-valley. we're also concerned about this area where our reporter, kris sanchez, is now. we do have a flash flood warning in effect until about 6:45 this morning. we'll see if that gets extended. we also see heavy rain for parts of the east bay in berkeley over toward the delta and down to the tri-valley. let's see what's happening on the roadways as you head out. >> kari, we are busy out on the roads. i do have the saturday light radar on where you see the shaded green. that is actually where the rain is coming down and we do have some issues out on the road. chp is warning of roadway flooding around southbound highways. i think a lot of cars are starting to avoid the area. as of now they haven't closed down any lanes. and also flooding around chavez highway 280. chp was reporting 4 to 6 inches of standing water in that area. and we're also seeing a few minor crashes unrelated. it may just be because of those

the san bruno neighborhood is still trying to recover. -dozen os of homes were destroyed. a five year probation period other penalties including 3 $3 million immediately. . >>> a woman who was once in charge of a school entered the race yesterday. delaine eastin represented the fremont area serving eight years. she joined the crowd seeking to replace. . >>> former president george h.w. bush could return home from the hospital this weekend. doctors say the 41st president continues to recover. the 92-year old president was admitted to the hospital two weeks ago. barbara bush was admitted that same day with bronchitis. >>> the nba has tied another record. kevin durant and steph curry were named starters. now green has been selected as reserves. this is tirs time ever and the 8th time in nba history has one team in history. >>> surfs up plenty of sufferers taking advantage of big swells. the famous surf competition did not stop them from hitting the waves and getting out there. the contest window has been opened for march 31st. >>> today at 9:00, president trump proposes a 20%

a jury has convicted the back in august of six felony counts in the san bruno explosion of 2010 which killed eight people. >>> the fallout from last month's deadly warehouse fire is prompting new discussions across the bay in san francisco. among the items scheduled, a report from the fire marshall on the scope of new inspections for houses. >>> today marks 15 years since the united states guantanamo bay prison to detain terror suspects. in that time, 800 detainees have been held there. many never have been charged. critics claim some have been tortured. they plan to gather in san francisco to follow president obama's campaign promise which he never carried out to shut it down. >>> president obama sat down with lester holt for an exit interview of sorts. he asked about new reports of the russian compromising intel on president-elect donald trump. the president said he was not aware of the report but he has a message for the trump administration about russian hacking. >> my expectation and hope is this work will continue after i leave. they will take it serious and get to work reinforc

. >> in san bruno, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> the toy scout will be available for two more days this week. we'll post his schedule and where he'll be on abc 7.com. >>> meteorologist sandy patel is next with an for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> an overflowing zam and a rushing creek became instant attracts today. the aftermath of the storms that hit the south bay. vick lee has the story. >> the lexington reservoir peaked at midnight, at 104% of capacity. in layperson's terms, that's about a foot and a half above the spill way. where did all that excess water go? here to los gatos creek, where it turned into a fast moving waterway. >> it's

bruno. eight people died when the ruptured pipeline fueled an inferno that destroyed dozens of homes. penalties include paying a 3 million fine. >> i thought the judgment was strong. it's not enough, i will never get my family back. >> we want some recognition of that. the judge did that today. >> pg&e must take out newspaper ads detailing its crimes and the steps being taken to improve safety. pg&e is committed to being the safest and most efficient energy company in america. >>> do you know what to do to survive if your car ended up in the water. kristen sze is here with critical information. >> reporter: an estimated 400 people die each year when their cars end up in water. many of them rolling up their windows hoping for an air bubble and a rescue, that's a mistake, and so is this. >> one of the biggest mistakes people make during these events is trying to open the door with the pressure of the outside water against it. don't waste your time trying to push that door open, break the windo

. >>> a judge ready to throw the book at pg & e for crimes related to the deadly san bruno blast. >>> and we're getting a lot of reaction to our snapshot question. do you think the media has treated president trump fairly so far? go to kpix5 to weigh in. bruno pipeline explosion in 20-10. lled eight people >>> new at 6:00, pg & e is going to get $6 million for the pipeline explosion back in 2010. the blast killed eight people and destroyed more than 30 homes. well a federal judge is going to hold a sentencing thursday. a jury convicted pg & e last year of failing to properly inspect and maintain a pipeline. >>> police shot a knife wilding man. a man with a knife was fighting with a heavy set teenage boy on a balcony. the teen fell on his back and the man presented what they call an immediate and lethal threat to the victim. that's when an officer fired four shots. the chronicle identifies the man who died as 21-year-old angel ramos. a family members says ramos was defending his sister from the teenager. >>> now the backlash that could lead to a sweeping ban on marijuana. >>> numbers w

bring to the attention of commissioner campos and others on the cesar chavez bayview the alameda on san bruno with regard to the discussion i initiated working closely with those from conception to construction for black history month and pedestrian safety with the needs focused on the elderly and disabled for the alameda project i working closely with individual isn't bayview and dog patch to improve bike assess through the neighborhood and with the mission bay loop and help to others to understand the issue at hand and woshgd to try to disseminate information to the community so people can comment before the tenant/landlord in particular i've been quite interested and involved in the twin street project with the road project working closely with and left hand to shareholders on that project quite frequently i've developed a good relationship with the many members i can go to information and over the years working with district 89 and 10 and worked with assembly member chiu's office i take my role seriously and take time out find my day to work with stakeholders and talk about the conc

. >>> san bruno police are hoping someone will recognize this man. he robbed a subbe way restaurant on el camino monday night. employees believed he had a gun. he was able to get away with cash from the registers. >>> several groups getting together to show the importance of keeping together the raiders. it is called the oakland coliseum economic impact and action committee. they will hold a news conference in oakland at 10:30 highlighting irreparable damage to the community if the raiders leave for las vegas. >> also today, a state senator will announce his bill to lower the amount a company can garnished from students. lenders right now can garnish 25%. the proposed cap is 15%. >>> a light rail station will be at a stand still the next three months starting january 30th. the motague will be redone preparation for the bart extension. >> san jose is is an age friendly city. today the mayor will share the importance of being an age friendly city joined by county supervisor cortese. this is an odd appearance there. a caption america shield was official

six other cities have been praised for improving their scores including palo alto brisbane san bruno and sunnyvale. the lung association says tobacco-related illness remains the single most preventable cause of disease and death in the state of california and and freight-- every other state. some of them are dealing with snow rain and all that but ours is gorgeous. >> we've had all that rain and snow but here we are with the beautiful day. it's going to be a stunning sunset with high clouds moving in and in the next hour or so if you are looking out for the west, once the sun gets below the cloud deck it's going to be stunning. a few clouds out there and a slight chance of a sprinkle but don't think about it. it's most likely not going to be of any issue. the swells are coming up again, it's big and a day and a half later it starts getting bigger so that's well is now just getting here by late tonight or early tomorrow morning. we have a high surf advisory that goes into effect. outside is dry even though it shows green i think that is false returns, i think the radar tilt might be u

bruno. eight people died when the ruptured pipeline fueled an inferno that destroyed dozens of homes. penalties include paying a 3 million fine. >> i thought the judgment was strong. it's not enough, i will never get my family back. >> we want some recognition of that. the judge did that today. >> pg&e must take out newspaper ads detailing its crimes and the steps being taken to improve safety. pg&e is committed to being the safest and most efficient energy company in america. >>> do you know what to do to survive if your car ended up in the water. kristen sze is here with critical information. >> reporter: an estimated 400 people die each year when their cars end up in water. many of them rolling up their windows hoping for an air bubble and a rescue, that's a mistake, and so is this. >> one of the biggest mistakes people make during these events is trying to open the door with the pressure of the outside water against it. don't waste your time trying to push that door open, break the windo

bruno explosion. the maximum penalty the utility company could face. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. later at 10:00, a federal judge in san francisco is expected to sentence pg&e to the maximum $3 million fine for its role in that pipeline explosion that leveled the crestmoore neighborhood. you can see behind me six years later and there are still a couple of empty lots where people died and homes used to stand. they convict the utility of five felony pipeline. they were convicted of one felony count of obstructing the follow-up investigation. the prosecution wants to order that the utility restructure its bonus program for employees and advertise its conviction to the public. the utility says it is prepared to pay $3 million fine but objects to the other two demands. the judge could appoint a monday tore. last year they fined $1.6 billion in connection with this pipeline explosion. it was supposed to be the sentencing hearing on monday, family members are presented emotional testimony about

homes in the san bruno pipeline explosion... will have to waitb longer to find out whatin >>> those who lost loved ones and homes in the san brau no pipeline explosion will have to wait to find out what punishment pg&e was going get. the sentencing was delayed because the judge said details need to be ironed out. scott budman is outside the courtroom in san francisco where survivors offered some dramatic testimony today, scott. >> reporter: yeah, we expected a sentencing this afternoon. intaed at the last minute we got a continuance that will last until thursday. the judge did not leave much room for debate. he said he's likely to hit pg&e with a maximum fine of $3 million and a change in how pg&e advertises to the public. but before postponing today's ruling he heard testimony from the victims of the deadly blast, including two who lost their husband,son and mother. >> and i want some conclusions so i can walk my daughter down the aisle with a good conscience know that i've done the best by me husband greg, and is saying what i