power outage numbers from pg and e and update the recovery efforts throughout the bay area. also we'll take a closer look at the storm damage around the bay area and what officials warm us to look out for with even more storms on the way. morning on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark, everyone i'm frank malaka wednesday, january 11th. you know, david was nice to drive this morning, wasn't it? no rain, rain, maybe spritzing, but the roads were clear. steve and it's been a while, my friend. good morning. it was the smoothest drive and a long time. yeah, i agree with you a little bit of rain around berkeley, oakland, but not much. that's true. but we're on our way again. this will be a different system from the one we had yesterday. when we had all the severe weather. this is just back to the reign again. heaviest amounts will be to the north. but there's a lot out there. look at that. there's a

long way to go here. although there are some signs in about a week, we'll start to get a break. but not until then. so here comes the rain again. cloudy windy wendell, pick up again more rain heaviest to the north. highs today. pretty much stuck in the fifties. alright, salles here at four o'clock. what would you like to begin this time? you know, let's start with the san mateo bridge. steve right now. it looks pretty good on the same entail bridge looking good heading out to the high rise, not a bad commute. traffic continues to look good. yesterday we had a tough commute in the south day as we take a look there, traffic is still doing okay. there could be some loan lying spots there norbert avenue, so we'll watch for that as well. four oh, one. let's get back to the headlines. we have breaking news at the top of this hour, the faa says a system one wide computer failure has grounded hundreds of flights all over the country. around 2 30. this morning we started seeing social media posts on the east coast about this problem and already more than 1000 flight delays were reported around the

country. there's no estimated time to have that computer system up and running again. we'll stay on this and we'll bring you more updates as we get them. of course, the big story again is the weather and we are seeing some rather unusual weather events during all this severe weather. well there you go. i actually shot that video yesterday. peter pellet size hail raining down on san francisco and oakland, you could see it on cars and streets and homes and businesses. you could certainly hear it. ktvu received numerous photos and videos from viewers highlighting our wild weather. it was just truly amazing. i've never seen that much hail or thunder and lightning here in the bay area i used to live in sedona, arizona. and we would have monsoon rains . as soon as we heard the thunder and lightning. we ran out front. lightning struck san francisco sutro tower didn't

appear to be any damage to the telecommunications structure. following hill made roads look like snowy streets, rooftops, patios covered with the ice. san francisco is under a flash flood warning for what warning or watch actually for hours yesterday, frank time is world three in the small community of coral litos just north of watson , bill, people there are reeling from how the storms have hit that area. redwood road, the main road in in and out of town is heavily damaged part of the road. 20 ft by 20. ft collapsed when the soil under it was weakened by the latest star. the residents of santa cruz county are not completely unusual are on unaware of these kinds of situations. and so if you live behind the situation on one of those roads, they get trapped. fortunately they're fairly resilient, but we are going to try to get him some relief as soon as possible. now the work to repair redwood road is underway. a temporary patch for that roads expected by this afternoon. employees with the

department of public works in san francisco now scrambling to clear down trees and branches as another storm comes moving in here to the bay area, large tree coming down at an intersection at stockton and sutter right there union square, the treats slammed right into power lines. as you can see here communi bus as well. there were no injuries reported, but a neighbor told us he rushed towards the bus to make sure everyone was okay. came running out because i was worried about people on the bus and the people on the cars over here. but they all cleared out. and it appears and post and lower packets. another tree coming down on this car and part of it fell onto the street was also closed for hours, also due to a fallen tree except public works, says this is on top of their list 14 threes or large claims that came down overnight . thomas world for thousands of people in the south west still have no power this morning. it's pg and e crews repair power

lines damaged by falling trees. a transmission tower crash of the round and the willow glen area of san jose. after a falling tree hit it. we had a very large eucalyptus tree come down and strike a transmission tower. now the weight of that tower brought down power lines and three different polls that serve electricity to the wool clyne area. do you need says it's already rerouted power away from the tower. the crews are out there checking the damage. one man who's lived in willow glen for 70 years as he's never seen anything like this. i began to see the scope of it and the more i looked, the more i can see. i can see. power lines down the quarter mile away. that's really affected a lot of stuff. it's going to be a big maintenance job, but it looks like we're going to get on it. pg and e says they're not sure how long it will take to replace that transmission tower and we want to take a live look at pg

and e s power outage map. we don't have that map right now. but at last check at least 17,000 people have no power this morning. and along the santa cruz county coast city capital is facing a very challenging recovery. the storm surge took out part of capitalist worf and flooded a number of businesses along the water there. the governor saw the damage firsthand. ktvu greg lee was right there with the governor and business owners says they talked about the huge task of rebuilding. governor newsom again urging vigilance with more storms on the way we are standing on the esplanade at capitola beach, where he visited today, many of these restaurants have some of the most stunning views in the area, and now they are just trying to clean up the pieces and begin the recovery process. governor newsom towards storm ravaged businesses along capitalist esplanade. the combination of high surf and storm surge leaving behind a path of devastation at these

restaurants in one a piece of the now damaged capital of wharf , landing in the dining room at paradise beach, grill, the water pushing and warping the floor several feet. these business owners worried about the long recovery effort ahead. brutal there are there are there all nervous and scared and there they need fema to step up and their insurance companies to step up so state intention, as is the federal government is to help in short run and the long run to be there for these businesses, newsome not to walk away from these hard hit communities while urging people to prepare for even more storms . we expect a minimum three more of these atmospheric rivers and different shapes and forms. depending on different parts of the state with the state already soaked the governor, warning any amount of rain could cause more damage and death. he said he expects the death toll to continue to rise. less people die in the last two years of major wildfires in california that have died since. new year's day. related to this weather in

california. these conditions are serious and they're deadly as communities continue to assess damage from the storms. newsome gave credit to president biden for approving the state's emergency declaration. 31 counties now on the list to receive direct assistance from the chief of staff run claim to the president himself, who reached out today. we could not ask for more. we can't in fact, ask for anything literally more at the moment. leaders in capitola santa cruz county say they'll need more help moving forward. but for now, giving credit to a community that's come together. amid this disaster, we've seen the tears. we've seen the anger, but we're moving into resilience phase where we're just trying to rebuild. bring that hope back. newsom says the state will continue to assess the damage statewide after these storms and determine if they need to apply for a major disaster declaration from fema that could help with the long term recovery. in the meantime, some of these business owners have started go fund me

page is so they can get to work in capitola, gregory ktvu fox your news. alright, greg. thank you. time is 408. frankie we're all saying we had an easier commute this morning. i mean, i rode something we haven't seen in quite a while. yeah. three well, i think we were on the left side used to it. but if you just leaving now, you're probably going to start to encounter some rain. there is a light at the end of the tunnel and no, it's not a train, but we have about a week of rain than it does look like the pattern is going to change. it'll be today we'll get a break thursday. maybe half of friday. then more rain comes in more rain on the weekend monday, tuesday after that around the 20th or so it does look like we'll see a unless something changes rapidly does look like we'll get a break for a little bit there, but it will be a win windy wednesday, a windy wednesday hmm. oh, wow, wendy wednesday when advisories at seven am to seven pm, some of the stronger, gossipy along the coast and, of course in the higher elevations and just i mean, you can see that on your 85 inch high def tv. that is a

lot of moisture that has to go through the one little changes that the heavier amounts look to be more to the north. but we've seen this song and dance before , only to have it be in the santa cruz mountains. but for today, it does look like another about a half inch to maybe two is the way it looks here. the breeze isn't too bad, but oakland's picking up now southeast gusting to 30, and that's south. that's front direction. not too bad to the south, but it will pick up throughout the day here. sierra snow again on the move here, not recommended snow levels should go up a little bit, because this is a warmer systems or they're not expecting a lot. but about a couple inches to maybe just shy of about 10 here should do it. but that's a deep system again. it's driving a little more northward, but it's setting the stage for another often on week of rain, and some of the totals again continue to be really high, higher amounts. now santa rosa north, but still you're seeing some pretty hefty totals . everywhere you go here fifties on the temps tomorrow with a southeast breeze could get downright mild to warm, especially i would think san

jose and along the peninsula, then more rain moves in friday and then for the weekend. freddie steve. thank you for that another potential problem for the bees ballpark proposal in oakland's jack london square will explain the possible $180 million issue. that project now faces and insurance companies are being bombarded by customers with all the destruction caused by these storms. we have some advice on filing a claim if you see damage where you live. and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu dot com slash email sign up for the daily service. wendy's fries are always hot and crispy. fryday! so toby says everyday is now - fryday. fryday. fryday. - tuesday. - fryday. - wednesday. - fryday. - friday? - fryday. i always remember that one.

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county after several days of

strong winds and rain since monday, almost three inches of rain has fallen in parts of the county with wind gusts of up to 75 miles an hour and there's plenty of water in wind damage. the emergency declaration clears the way for state and federal funding to clean up the damage time now for 14 marin has seen nearly 13 inches of rain since christmas alone. a foot plus what's poured down in the last two weeks is what we would normally get in six months, and it's not just the rain. that's the problem. the storms have had powerful winds that have caused lots of parallel outages and wind damage, including at a home in novato. my wife woke up. the winds were blowing really hard and right after she jumped up, it woke me up and within a second house got hit by the tree. fortunately nobody was injured when this tree fell in the marin country club. marine county has also seen the same rafael canal rise almost a flood stage and hail, thunder and

lightning of also been reported , including some overnight and frank, the rain, the winds and years of drought, combining because huge trees all over the bay area to fall down, ktvu is evan sernoffsky talk to a spokesperson for a tree company about the damage they've seen. telltale sites. and sounds of cleaning up down trees. massive eucalyptus, redwoods oaks and others toppling over by the thousands around the bay area. what's causing them to come down is a perfect storm of factors, all of them spelling trouble for bay area homes and roadways combination, so the dead trees, healthy trees, the trees that are green have a lot of foliage. mixed with high winds, excess moisture, the soil so saturated the trees just can't stand up. dustin wariner's a bay area arborist whose crews have more work than they can keep up with

since the recent storm surge began today, we've got to remove all of the branches off of the home, then we have to address the root ball with a stump grinder home in walnut creek. where are eucalyptus globular fell over around three am heard a thump. thought at first it was an earthquake. and then i looked out the back window and i saw that there was a new bush against our house, and what it turned out to be was the very top of this eucalyptus. it turns out, the culprit in this case might have struck at any point. this wasn't a case of too much saturation. this was mainly a case of excess wind. wind throw , pick the tree up and threw it against the house. years of drought have also taken a toll on many routes systems, leaving them weak and unable to hold on in cases when the ground gets soggy, longer live tissue, so it's just it's deteriorating tissue mixed with the moisture, but even many perfectly healthy trees are proving to be no match

for these storms here in the oakland hills, it seems like anywhere you look, there's a massive tree that's fallen over. for a lot of these. the roots may be perfectly healthy, but the ground is just so saturated . there's nothing to hold them up, expects the trouble will continue and urged anyone with questionable trees to get them inspected by an arborist as soon as possible. right over your bedroom, your kitchen your home . it's an emergency situation in walnut creek, evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. and it's not just the tree services that are busy in the midst of all these storms. insurance companies are also getting thousands of phone calls about damage to homes and vehicles to sonoma carmichael in sacramento county, was badly damaged when 150 ft pine tree fill on it. state farm says it received about 160 auto claims in 1200. homeowner claims just in the sacramento area alone. i

used to have a list of roofers and tree services that i could rely on. and most of them are saying lose my phone number too busy right now. so you know, i'm just encouraging my clients to go onto google reviews look at yelp reviews try and find reliable people, you know, make sure that these are folks who are licensed and insured. state farm advisors reach out to your insurer as soon as you can, it says. if your car was damaged, you'll need to make sure you have comprehensive coverage while damage to your house from the wind is covered by most policies, but what a headache it is. time is for 18. paulson's back the very latest in what's happening in our bay area. you say there's none. no rain right now, but more rain right now. it's coming in, but it's not too heavy yet, but we got fortunate by coming in, and it wasn't much in the way of any rain. but it's picking up and not only today we'll get a break tomorrow. it could even be warm. dare i say, but then more rain comes in friday weekend systems will be

colder coming in the next week that does look like there will be a break after about next tuesday or wednesday, is kind of the way it's looking. it makes sense. you know, this would be about three weeks of rain, so that after about three weeks usually you see a little bit different change here. wind advisories out seven am to seven pm for everyone here already beginning to make its move just off the coast. they're beginning to starting to see some heavier returns on radar, but the light rain is beginning to move in. but this is another deep plume of moisture. the heavier amounts should be focused to the north, but there could easily be a lot in the santa cruz mountains as well. we have a long way to go here. rainfall today. maybe about half inch third of an inch, a half inch for some to upwards of two. plus for others. you can see nevado santa rosa rn for then ben lomond. but i've seen that before, and santa cruz mountains take the brunt of it, so i'll just i'll mention that that it looks lik to the north oakland southeast 30 wind will pick up here. not too bad right now, but it will pick up serious. no, this is a

warmer system so that snow level is going to go up. i mean, you can see the tap here. i'll just i'll just do this. there's a lot to go. that's a long way to go here. so we'll get rain and then there'll be a little bit of a break tomorrow. more rain moves in friday colder system saturday, sunday and monday and tuesday. so still some impressive totals being forecast over the next week. fifties on the temps. and if anything, doesn't look a little cooler warmer tomorrow. and cooler with more rain going into the weekend. alright, state time for 20, member of the san francisco police commission, was reappointed to her seat long before her term was supposed to end why the board of supervisors made that decision now also had a look at governor gavin newsom budget proposal where cuts were made after a shortfall of fuzz. it's coming up r ht after the

let's let sam know about something even more urgent than his morning did you know it's kitten season? right now, thousands of kittens are in shelters across the nation, and they're in need of love and care. if you foster a kitten, even for a week, you'll be giving them the chance to grow up and find families of their very own. what's in it for you? you'll get to start your day with a smile, and your social posts will be way cuter too. save some tiny lives today. visit bestfriends.org/kittens (meow) yes. it is happening today. city leaders in san francisco will talk about safety ahead of lunar

new year celebration. public safety officials will hold a news conference and walk through chinatown, talking with business owners about how to prevent extortion, burglary and robbery . tens of thousands of visitors go to chinatown for celebrations around that holiday. what a potential setback for the city of oakland and the plan to build a ballpark for the a's at howard terminal. oakland has learned its application for $182 million in federal funding probably won't be approved. ktvu is jana katsuyama brings us all the information on what's next after another setback. the dream of transforming howard terminal from this into a new oakland, a stadium complex just got thrown a new curveball. oakland had agreed to publicly funded infrastructure and transportation surrounding the privately funded 35,000 seats. 55 acre ballpark complex at the ports of oakland in the city's application for a federal megaprojects grant, the city

estimated the waterfront mobility hub portion would cost $366 million and the city's request. it was for 182 million. now it appears the project might not get that funding. ktvu obtained a copy of the preliminary recommendation rankings by the u. s department of transportation. the oakland project is listed as not recommended a significant setback in the overall funding, according to nola aga, professor of sport management at the university of san francisco. the city of oakland had expected to find around $600 million in order to fund the off site infrastructure that's necessary for howard terminal. in the current economy, it's difficult to find that funding oakland's newly sworn in mayor xiang tao was silent on the matter. tuesday the city's department of transportation director fred kelly, did issue a statement, though saying while we are disappointed to have not been selected in the first round, we believe we put forward a strong application and are well positioned to secure other

funding sources, a city spokesperson says oakland has already secured $375 million, which will allow the project designed base to move forward without delay. the city also says the federal mega project grant had never been the sole intended source. and the city has other applications pending that could total more than $100 million when we've seen recessionary environments or environments with really high interest rates. sport development projects tend to be built a little bit slower. the ancillary development around them tends not to happen at the piece that's expected that was janet katsuyama reporting. california also supply for mega project funding for high speed rail and that appears at risk as well. california was seeking $500 million to fund the inaugural operating costs for that, and the state applied for up to $500 million for the san francisco to la configuration design project. both of those applications were listed as not recommended. our time is 4 25,

the governor of laid out his budget plan for the 2023 2024 fiscal year, governor gavin newsom rolled out of $297 billion spending plan, the state is projecting a $22 billion deficit after last year having a $98 billion budget surplus to close that gap. the budget delays funding for 20,000 new childcare slots for another year plan would also reduce some of the planned investor. moment in climate change funding and zero emission vehicles. however, the governor hopes federal dollars in funding will make up the difference. we could receive an additional 48 billion that's substantially go. not specifically but broadly in this bucket. so not only filling that bucket back up. but substantially increasing the total investment. so we thought that was the governor said he

was careful to preserve california's rainy day fund. more than $35 billion has been set aside for emergency funding. up next salesforce announcing their plan for yet another set of layoffs while the company is going through so many changes got details straight ahead and the consistent amount of snow we've had has been really beneficial for california's snowpack. we'll look at where we are now compared to the yearly averages as well. as what you should know if you pla to head

oh buddy, treating another human being like that, on our streets is just gut wrenching in a horrible video posted to social media going viral after store owners reaction caused some controversy. we're going to hear

from him directly on the situation next from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning, everyone. welcome the mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's january. 11th and steve paulson is where he always is, and he's ready to live here. dave do you in the rain residency? thank you guys. rain is returning here after thunderstorms yesterday. we're back to rain today and it's going to be with us most of the day. the line of heaviest rain. those should live north, although i'll believe that when i see it because forecast models have said that before, and it only ends up being in the santa cruz mountains with the heavier totals, but upper forties fifties on the temps here, and that's a long plume moisture that's out there that have a long way to go here. so rain returns and here comes the rain again. cloudy windy wind advisory starts at seven a.m. more rain heaviest towards the north. i'll also mention the santa cruz mountains because

it's been that way fifties on the temps. alright, salles here you're taking a breath or what? yeah. you know so far, steve, we're okay. i'd like what we see . we're not seeing a lot of incidents. of course it's not raining as you said, in most areas, but when the rain gets here, i think that will change. we will keep watching for you. you can see traffic is moving along. okay some low lying areas may be subject to flooding again . and of course we'll be watching for you. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that traffic is moving along very well so far. it's 4 31. let's go back to the headlines. all right, sal. thank you. we continue follow that breaking news where all domestic flights have now been grounded until at least six o'clock this morning. the faa says it's experiencing a system wide computer failure around 2 30 this morning we started seeing social media post out on the east coast about the problem. flight aware, says more than a 1000 flight delays have

been reported across the country . no immediate estimated time right now as to win, the flights will be able to take off. we'll bring you more updates as they come into our ktvu newsroom rank time is 4 32 will new this morning, san francisco's board of supervisors reappointed a member of the police commission , even though her term wasn't supposed to end until april, the board voted 7 to 4 to give cindy elias another term on the police commission, which conducts disciplinary earrings on, police officer's supervisor aaron peskin, said the goal of the early reappointment was to make sure there is increased ability in the months ahead. and the san francisco school board did not make a decision on who should be the next school board president before members of the board voted to have the current vice president kevin boj's become the new president. three other members support the current president, henny land. now it requires the support of five board members to name a president that will change to

just four votes at the meeting on january 24. time is 4 32 and insanity plea has been rejected for san jose woman convicted of murdering a family of three had their home in oakland. that's according to the bay area news group at alameda county judge made the decision. dana rivers was convicted in november of murdering three oakland family members in 2016, according to judge scott patton. the facts of the case indicated there was planning behind the murder, and this is the systematic effort to cover were up the crime. leading to the ruling. man cut on camera hosing down a homeless woman in san francisco and that video now sparking outrage. we're hearing from that man who's saying he was frustrated, but i would like to apologize. ktvu zambelli sat down with him and brings us more on that story. this video posted on social media of a man's

spring water at a homeless woman in san francisco on montgomery street in the jackson square area is sparking outrage and backlash. the man is art gallery owner. call your gwynn. he tells me the video shows only part of what happened. snapped. and that i apologize for tremendously. there's that's not my itself says the homeless woman first showed up in the area two weeks ago. he says he allowed her to sleep in his doorway for four days. gwen and other area business owners tell me they called police multiple times over her disruptive behavior, and that they try to get her hope that she refused to leave and refused services pulling your hair screaming, yelling. she's psychotic. she's hallucinating. on monday morning , gwen says he was cleaning the street with a hose and repeatedly asked her to move. and became frustrated when she refused. i asked him if he was sorry his actions were caught on video or that he thought what he

did was wrong. totally sorry that i that i reacted where i tried to move her and did so in a way that was, you know, not the right way. the notion of anybody treating another human being like that on our streets is just gut wrenching and horrible. supervisor aaron peskin represents that district , he says the homeless woman is known to authorities and neighbors both here in this area and nearby north beach. i've been in touch with the police. i mean, as far as i'm concerned. this. this is assault. the front door of gwyn's business was broken, he says it happened tuesday afternoon and that it was backlash for spring water on the homeless woman. he said three men he doesn't know came to confront him. they smashed the window. i'm not surprised. i understand. people get outraged when they see things like that. supervisor peskin tells me police are investigating this matter. he says gwen should face consequences for his actions of

fire department spokesman says a crisis response team on routine patrol was able to engage the homeless woman which resulted in her accepting city services. in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. that incident also happened in front of a restaurant that says it has no association with the gallery owner or his actions and his statement, barbara rose allowance says in part we are extremely disappointed in this individual's behavior and in no way support such actions. our time is 4 36 mark. police want your help in identifying two persons of interest in an aggravated assault that happened at the richmond bart station, january 2nd about 2 45 in the afternoon. now the police haven't released any other information about the assault. but look at the photos here if you have any information about this case called the bart police anonymous tip line. new this morning. investigators are underway right now into two shootings in oakland. the most recent incident happened about 8

30 last night, the area of 106th avenue and foothill boulevard that's near the off ramp of interstate 5 80 right near the oakland zoo. we've reached out to the place for comment and are now waiting for more information and to people are recovering from a separate shooting in east oakland. this happened just after 2 45. yesterday afternoon on ignatius oh avenue near 47th avenue. police say their preliminary investigation showed the gunfire happened at a nearby fremont high school on foothill boulevard campus was briefly locked down, but authorities say neither victim is students. time. now for 37, you can get non flavored cannabis vape products in contra costa county county supervisors past the norden it yesterday it's a partial repeal of legislation that banned the sale of flavored tobacco products. it will allow the sale and delivery of the products at permitted cannabis retailers the new laws and

designed to help homebound senior citizens and other adults who particularly depend on cannabis for medicinal reasons, and they use marijuana vaping products. salesforce says revealed it is going to lay off more than 700 of its workers, and it's san francisco headquarters and a notice that was sent to the state employment development department. salesforce says those terminations will we get on march the 24th earlier this month, salesforce announced that it has decided to reduce its worldwide workforce by 10% which would mean cutting some 7000 jobs, and another lawsuit has been filed against twitter for non payment of services, according to the crime. nickel. barrier base. canary marketing says that beginning in september 2022 right around the time ellen must purchase twitter company stopped paying its invoices. canarias suing the nearly $400,000 earlier this month, twitter was sued for reportedly not paying rent on office space

in the city. and two weeks of heavy storms are boosting the state's snowpack well above normal. the california department of water resources says that right now the state snowpack in the central and southern syria region is more than 200% above normal for this time of year. it's estimated the current total is 85% of the april 1st average. on average, the sierra snowpack supplies about 30% of california's water needs. it's also an important factor in determining how water regulations will be managed in the months to come. time is 4 39 . frank i know how much you like the snow. but for drivers heading up to the sierra, it's been really slow going. this is what it looked like on the interstate 80. just south of blue canyon and further up 80 is closed between colfax and the nevada state line because of whiteout conditions and very high winds. looks like it's going to be three or four hours,

maybe more. so that's what we're waiting for. is the road to open. i'm on my way to park city , utah to work. the sundance film festival been waiting here for about an hour, so i'm thinking about turning around heading back home at this point. the highway. 50 is open, but you need chains up there. caltrans advises drivers don't travel to the mountains right now because of the weather conditions. alright on monday. but you said more coming this weekend, right? i'd wait a week. maybe february, right? no no, no. i think it up after about the 19th or 20th planet. yeah. the central sierra snow lab, which is up at soda springs . i believe it's just shy of 100 inches of snow on the ground, and that is a heavy, wet water content is very, very high. remember it rained up there a couple of days ago. any more

rain on the way you bet you betcha. today we'll get a break on thursday friday summary, maybe in the afternoon evening. the weekend looks like colder system that will carry us into monday and tuesday. after that, it does look like the pattern might change a little bit. 48 hour totals 48 hour totals. diablo 3.78 lama prieta 3.74, the arrendel fire station. you know? if you go through the cali cartel, and you come on the agenda side, dave. it rains, man . i'm telling you, nothing like it. so i'm not surprised by that orinda fire station because it can pour all the way to lafayette than it lets up around. walnut creek rodeo three point oh, seven. that's good rain there. other locations. 48 hour totals. saint mary's college 2.5, danville. big big thunderstorms yesterday in danville, along with many others, too. and a third oakland tuna. third san rafael over to woodside over to the city 1.81 santa rosa. that's downtown. not at the airport, 1.74 and napa close at 1.73 wind advisory

kicks in at seven a.m. goes to seven pm strongest gusts on the coast and as you might imagine, in the higher elevations. the rain is getting closer. lighter rain now in advance of this deep system right there. no more thunderstorms today. this is more rainer. that's what we say. but boy that's a deep tap of moisture. so look for rain today . picking up throughout the day. shouldn't it'll probably let up late tonight and then tomorrow we'll get a break, but another 1 to 2 inches today, you guys. coming up the governor visiting santa cruz county to see the aftermath of the storm with the state has planned for rebuilding efforts there. plus where residents heard a big boom, and then they saw a huge tree fall down on their neighbor's home. they didn't hesitate to jump in and help their neighbors and they were able to save their lives. we have that full

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, a sinkhole swallowed two vehicles. the storms that hit southern california this week cause this road in the san fernando valley to collapse and created a 15 ft sinkhole. a car drove into the sinkhole, followed by a pickup truck and the people in the pickup truck climbed out on their own. but firefighters used ropes and the ladder to rescue a woman and a young girl who were in the car. the way the car is in the hole. we got to a point with the way the storm was coming in and the instability of the whole that we reached a point where we had to institute extreme measures to go ahead and rescue both of those victims before the car shifted, or the whole collapsed. the two people rescued were taken to a hospital treated for minor injuries. the people in the pickup truck were not injured. and on the central coast. dozens of people have been evacuated because of a growing sinkhole

there. santa barbara county fire says more than a dozen homes have been damaged in the town of orca, which is just south of santa maria 20 homes had to be evacuated more than 500 homes were affected by the sinkhole in total, firefighters say the sinkhole damage roads and a catchment basin. crews are surveying the entire area to assess all the damage there and just south in the coastal town of carpinteria is dealing with some damage as well. large amount of debris washed up on the beach after the storm. look at that there were huge tree trunks, too small branches. shoreline was just littered with wood city says it built a sand berm ahead of the storm to prevent title surges from damaging coastal homes and stop the ocean from flooding some of the low lying areas and further south and studio city crews. they're dealing with storm damage. workers used tractors to remove mud from residential areas. other parts of the city are under several feet of water

cars were partially submerged and stranded. there were down trees down power lines. at least one sink hold, also reported in southern california editor roig gesture from helpful neighbors save the lives of two people living in the house right next to them after they heard a loud boom. a mother and her daughter saw the noise was coming from a tree topic over that home. the residents in the home where dae effects of a gas leak from the impact of that tree falling down reporter mellow any wingo has all the information from that night. the first chapter of 2023 starting like this for hundreds of families across our area. massive trees once standing in rain soaked earth, succumbing to extremely high wind gusts, heavily damaging if not destroying everything in their path. it is nothing like i've ever heard. it was incredibly loud and you could tell something happened. we just didn't know what it was, and her

daughter, lauren, lived next door to a house that found itself under falling trees early sunday morning. this storm damage ended up being a 12 punch , not just one tree, but two trees intertwined at the roots. ended up falling together at the same time on top of the house, although the homeowners didn't want to talk about the damage on camera, they contacted kcr a three to let us know about the becker families. kindness during this crisis, decided to go outside of the storm. the becker's went to see where the loud crash they heard came from . at first they saw two giant trees toppled onto their neighbor's home. but that wasn't all kind of has just like a distinct smell. and i just heard a hissing and i kind of just like put two and two together, and it's like there's gas leak. they quickly realized the fallen trees, compromised gas lines. and in that moment, lauren not thinking twice about getting her neighbors out. i was really thinking of my safety and my family's safety. i was like these people need to get out of this house and we have a nice warm house. right next door. the

becker family welcoming their displaced neighbors without hesitation. once you get him out of the house, then what? right i mean, we're like, okay, you have to get out of your house. it's not safe. and then we can't just leave him outside. lauren wants to become a firefighter someday this incident solidifying for her. she's on the right path. this is what my job will be. it's to help people. kim left with a feeling this act of neighbors helping neighbors in a time of need. it's just the right thing to do. i think the biggest thoughts were if it was, you know our grandparents, our parents. i want someone to help them. that's all it comes down to. and that was reporter melanie wingo reporting the one thing about this foul weather. it does bring out the neighbors and the goodness and a lot of folks a lot of folks pitching in out there, steve and i have feeling we're going to be doing this for at least what about another week to week then i get a break break tomorrow. but as far as an end of the rain, maybe around this time next week, we

should be on the back edge of that. we'll be rounding third and heading for home, but i don't think that will be it in my mike called down, okay, hold on. it's there. it's there. the problem was in your set. not with us. so there you go. by the way before i get going here. if you say how come you're not showing rainfall in my town, it's probably because i don't get information from your town and i looked everywhere. go buy a regular fence post gauge hardware store, and then you can email me or tweet it to me and i'll get it on the air. okay i'll do my best to show everybody as i can. today's rain. friday's rain the weekends rain monday tuesday rain then it does look like some kind of a break here. wind advisory has kicked in at 78 will kick in at seven a.m. it's not seven am yet, steve. i know don't wish your life away seven am to seven pm strongest gusts will be in the hills. just beginning to make its move there on the cemetery coast along the peninsula, maybe to 80 as well, but that looks to be the modest heaviest rain so far around redwood city, but that you can

see these bands coming in. they're not far away. and there's no today will be different from yesterday. yesterday was severe. today is more rain. he went, won't get any breaks in the clouds and the dynamics for there's warmer air coming in law basically versus the colder air yesterday, and that's a long plume of moisture again. the heavier amounts looked to be about marin county north, although i will mention santa cruz mountains because it's been that way about the last three or four systems, but the rain line does look to be moving northward over the next week. oakland southeast 30 that seems to be the strongest gusts. snow level will go up in this year. it went down went now it's going to go back up, but they could easily get another two to maybe 10 inches of snow there and you can see that this goes for a ways there. so we're you know, i'm hoping we do get that break for thursday because it does look like it. however over the next week, they're still going to be some excessive totals here, especially northward far less to the south

. but if san jose still gets two and 2.64 that's five plus in the santa cruz mountains. fifties on attempts tomorrow does look like a break. i might be in a wish forecast there to show partly sunny. we wish it would be nice. then more rain moves in friday colder systems on the weekend. thank you, steve coming up next for tracking the outages reported by the faa and help thousands of flights have been grounded around the country tell you the earliest they could start taking off again. and in 1988 kidnapping case in oakland back in the spotlight how the newly sworn in elementary county district attorney intends to take this case with a new angle in order to serve justice to the victims coming up the details on that investigation. stay right there. later presumed to have been

killed. newly sworn in alameda county d. a pamela price has now thrown out special circumstances against the man that's accused of killing garrett into other women, ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains the implications. david mish, already a convicted killer is awaiting trial on charges he kidnapped and killed nine year old makayla gilbert from hayward market back in 1988 , as well as for allegedly killing two women in fremont two years earlier. but i've learned alameda county d a pamela price just a week after taking office has dropped all special circumstances in the three killings. those enhancements were lodged by your predecessor, nancy o'malley. this means if convicted of three counts of murder, mitch will no longer face life in prison without parole or the death penalty, which is already on hold in california, complete and total betrayal. child safety advocate mark classes. daughter polly was kidnapped in petaluma and killed in 1993. what is it exactly? you're getting when you elect officials that advocate on

behalf of wanting and people that murdered children and women me his client is not guilty of the three killings. in a statement, castillo said. in part, each case relies heavily on questionable forensic tactics. her decision doesn't surprise me, in fact, acknowledges the weaknesses in their cases. michaela's body has not been found. critics say tossing the special circumstances also removes leverage the d a could have had in trying to find her remains. retired fremont police lieutenant chuck euler was the lead detective in the 1986 killings of the two women. i think there's exceptions to every rule and if anybody ever deserved maximum punishments is david mesh. this is reckless. this is stunning to me, ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says. it's not a good idea for a d a. to take any punishment off the table from the get go, especially when mchale is body hasn't been found. it could be a bargaining ship for later. this

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gust of wind comes through. and next thing you know, you heard the trees come to being uprooted and taken down the tower power is still out around much of the south bay as strong winds and rain swept through the bay area . we're live with the latest on power outage numbers from pg and e and an update on the recovery efforts all over the bay area. also right now, all domestic flights are grounded across the united states. the faa is trying to fix a system wide computer outage. we have details of how the bay area is effective. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. everyone i'm frank mallicoat. today is wednesday, january, the 11th. yeah and we have the breaking news for you that we're starting out beard live pictures looking at sf. all the faa has ordered all airlines

to stop domestic departures this morning because of a system wide computer failure around 2 30 this morning we started seeing social media posts on the east coast about this problem. since then, the airlines like united airlines and southwest have posted on social media about how they're affected already more than 1000. flight delays are reported around the country. the faa says it hopes to have the computer system back up and running in about an hour from now, but clearly the damage is done. if you have a flight this morning, we have a ktvu crew on the way to sfo right now, we'll bring you more information on how the bay area is affected in just a short while. my goodness. so many flights that leave 567 o'clock in the morning. i can just imagine sfo right now, with all the cars going where we going here? nowhere right now. otherwise uh, kind of a little bit of a break this morning, but it's going to be spritzing. most move back in. it is right

outside our doors. we're taking a look. some of these are from yesterday. a lot of them are some of these tweets, but i don't see them when i leave here until the next day, but still have to admit sandton. selma really represents extremely well on rainfall totals here. sentence selma 15 day total. that was as of 12 40 yesterday 22.8 inches, so i get about three or four observations from san and sonoma wilkie. there was many, many, many reports of #### thunderstorms yesterday. i'll get to those later but we have rain moving back in, and this is back to rain, not thunderstorms , because there's a warmer system, but you can see there's a long way to go here and we're going to have here comes the rain again. more rain wind and i'll take as heavy as looks to be santa cruz mountains and the north bank all right over to sound. still quiet or something new popping up. fortunately it's quiet out there. steve for now, anyway, we do have a look at the bay bridge. it's not raining

right now. and you can see traffic is moving along. very well. getting into san francisco . no major issues driving through also interstate 80 north and south that traffic is moving along very well. and if you're driving on highway 46 80 on highway 80 interstate 80. those three ways are off to good starts at 503. let's get back to the headlines. thanks sal. all this rain we've been getting has created some treacherous driving conditions overnight along highway 17 2. people in a dog had to be rescued after the car left the roadway and went down a very steep hill ktvu s roberto gonzalez along highway 17 with more um, what happened, roberta? first off, frank. it is just barely sprinkle sprinkling here . as steve was mentioning. we're just beginning to see the frontal and the frontal beginning of this system that is moving into the bay area. we are on highway 17 let me explain something to you. when you see the lights coming towards me. this is the traffic coming

north. beyond the red lights. are the people going southbound on highway 17 and just about 2.5 miles up the road at redwood estates. that was the dramatic scene of a rescue last night. let us try to set it up for you. it was the santa clara county fire department that got the call. of a car that went off. the road down a very steep hillside as you was. you were alluding to frank and some people say it might have been down about 500 ft, so they had to do extra caution and bringing these people back up safely. it did require ropes and one by one, a woman, a man and their best friend. their dog were lifted back up to safety. now we're not exactly sure how this major accident did occur, so we reached out to santa clara, fire department battalion chief murphy and here's what he had to say. all right. we'll come back

with his comments. but basically what he was telling us is that the roads are very slick out here. this accident did occur late last night. the rain was coming down very heavily. right now. it's just beginning again to rain here in the bay area state was mentioning. it's going to be spotty on again off again throughout the day today, not as heavy as it was last night or during the afternoon hours, but nonetheless, the damage has been done. there's lots of debris on the roadway out here, and there's a lot of unstable ground. so at any time, especially right here at highway 17. you could see some of the hillside end up on the roadway in the form of a landside or mudslides, so we're going to keep a watchful eye on what's going on here on highway 17 today, but for now, i'm reported gonzales ktvu fox two news highway 17. the santa cruz mountains, usually usually have messed there with heavy rain. roberta thank you for that. we are seeing some rather unusual weather events during all the severe weather. well you can see

it. you can certainly hear it. that's peter. pellet size. hail raining down on san francisco little afternoon time yesterday in oakland as well. you can see it on the cars, the streets, the homes the businesses. ktvu received numerous photos and videos from viewers highlighting are very wild weather yesterday. it was just truly amazing. i' never seen that much hail or thunder and and we would have monsoon rains the thunder d lightning. we ran out front. lightning struck san francisco's who charged tower there didn't appear to be any damage to the telecommunications structure. following hill made roads look like snowy streets here in the bay area, rooftops, patios covered with ice. as you can see, san francisco was under a flash flood warning and watch for several hours. all right, frank time is 56 in the small

community of coral ledo's just north of watson. bill, people are reeling from how the storms have hit that area. redwood road, the main road in and out of town. and is heavily damaged part of the road. 20 ft by 20 ft collapsed when the soil under it was weakened by the latest star. residents of santa cruz county are not completely, um unusual are on unaware of these kinds of situations. and so if you live behind the situation on one of those roads, they get trapped. fortunately they're fairly resilient, but we are going to try to get him some relief as soon as possible. and the work to repair redwood road is underway. a temporary patch for that road is expected by this afternoon. along the santa cruz county coastline. the city capital is facing a very challenging recovery that storm surge took out part of capitalist worf and flooded many businesses along the water. governor newsom saw the damage firsthand. ktvu greg lee was right there with the governor

and business owners as they talked about the huge task of rebuilding. governor newsom towards storm ravaged businesses along capitalist esplanade. the combination of high surf and storm surge leaving behind a path of devastation at these restaurants in one a piece of the now damaged capitola wharf, landing in the dining room at paradise beach, grill, the water pushing and warping the floor several feet. these business owners worried about the long recovery effort ahead. brutal there are there are there all nervous and scared and there they need fema to step up and their insurance companies step up so intention, as is the federal government is to help in the short run and the long run to be there for these businesses, newsome vowing not to walk away from these hard hit communities while urging people to prepare for even more storms . we expect a minimum three more of these atmospheric rivers and different shapes and forms. depending on different parts of the state with the state already

soaked the governor, warning any amount of rain could cause more damage and death. he said he expects the death toll to continue to rise. less people die in the last two years of major wildfires in california that have died since. new year's day. related to this weather in california. these conditions are serious and they're deadly as communities continue to assess damage from the storms. newsome gave credit to president biden for approving the state's emergency declaration. 31 counties now on the list to receive direct assistance from the chief of staff run claim to the president himself, who reached out today. we could not ask for more. we can't in fact, ask for anything literally more at the moment. leaders in capitola santa cruz county say they'll need more help moving forward. but for now, giving credit to a community that's come together. amid this disaster, we've seen the tears. we've seen the anger, but we're moving into resilience phase

where we're just trying to rebuild. bring that hope back. well, we're gonna go over to see paulson right now. steve. you called it. the rain is moving back in. it is moving in. it'll be a little different twist to it today. i'll explain that here in a second. we're going back to yesterday because there were multiple reports of thunderstorms in and around. i mean from san francisco, oakland over the danville, alamo. you taking also into marin county? this is from lagunitas. hail coming down yesterday and lagunitas. there were many, many reports of that all over the place yesterday from from north to south. more rain comes in today. we'll get a break on thursday. then it returns on friday, then cooler systems moving on the weekend into early next week. about a week away. it does look like some signs of a pattern change. the wind advisory kicks in at seven a.m. today and goes through seven pm could get some pretty good gusts in the higher elevations. range is just beginning to move. onshore this is the warm front coming in so we can still give

us some steady rain, but nothing too heavy. now what's happening here is another system is knocking on the door. okay it aligns itself like this. there will be a little different twist today it is going to start to transform itself and do kind of this kind of a line itself over the next 24 hours north the south. okay so it won't be continuous west to east. it will go under a little bit of a little bend there and then come in parallel to the coast. so we'll get some rain. but if you're northward, this looks like a pretty heavy duty system. some of the upslope locations. coastal hills russian river area could easily get over three out of this system so it will lift north, which should take some of the heavier amounts away from areas to the south. not too bad in the wind yet, but it's going to pick up the sierra. this is a warmer system. so now we're going back into some rain. not so much snow. but there's another 1 to 8 inches forecast, certainly lake level and above. again you can see the system is going to transform itself instead of west to east timor, north the south. you'll see that

happening throughout the day, but not before we get rain most of the day, but it's still the totals coming in. are pretty eye popping here for another week before it does look like we'll get a break. i should add. i told this to frank lake shasta is now 40% full. it's up 5.5 ft in 24 hours and some of the heaviest rain over the next 36 hours. will be directed in that direction. shasta relies more on rain than it does on snowmelt fifties on temps. breezy warm tomorrow than rain returns friday cooler system with more rain over the weekend, steve thank you another potential problem for the oakland a's ballpark proposal in jack london square will explain the possible $180 million issue. the project is now facing also, insurance companies are being bombarded by customers reporting destruction of property caused by the storms . you have some advice for you about filing a claim if you're a property was dana

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wrong winds and rain since monday, almost three inches of rain has fallen in parts of the county with wind gusts up to 75 miles an hour and there's plenty of water and wind damage. the emergency declaration clears the way to get state and federal funding to clean up that damage , and the rain has seen almost 13 poured down in the past two weeks is what we would normally get in six months, and it's not just the rain that's causing a problem. the storms of all had those powerful winds that caused lots of power outages and wind damage, including at this home in novato. my wife woke up. the winds were blowing really hard and right after she jumped up, it woke me up and within a

second house got hit by the tree. fortunately no one was hurt when that tree fell down. marine county is also seen the sandra fell canal rise almost to flood stage as well as hail, thunder and lightning in that area, including some felt overnight and it's not just tree services that are mighty busy in the midst of all these storms, insurance companies as well or also getting dozens of calls about damage to homes and vehicles are summit. carmichael in sacramento county was badly damaged when 150 ft pine tree fill state farm says it received 160 auto claims in 1200 homeowner claims just in the sacramento area alone. i used to have a list of roofers and tree services that i could rely on. and most of them are saying lose my phone number too busy right now. so you know, i'm just encouraging my clients to go onto google reviews look at yelp reviews try and find reliable people, you know, make sure that

these are folks who are licensed and insured. state farm advises to reach out to your insurer as soon as you can, it says. if your car was damaged, you'll need to make sure you have comprehensive coverage on the car while damaged your house from the wind is covered by most policies. big hassle. i can imagine it is safe and sound wise 17 steve paulson's back. the rain's coming back already. steve that is correct. it will be with us today and then we should get a break tomorrow before more rain comes in on friday, taking us into the weekend, so we're not done yet. after about this time next week, though, it does look like a pattern. change is in the mix there, but tomorrow we should get a break in pretty pretty warm too. i would think mid sixties on the peninsula tomorrow with the southeast breeze, but some of this this is the warm front that's coming in. so you can still get some bursts of moderate rain. i mean, you can see some over san jose or steady rain. and there's plenty offshore. so we're we have a

ways to go here. but this system instead of coming in west to east, which would be zonal, it's going to start to lift northward, so it'll come in more parallel to the coast, which in turns means there will be some heavier amounts forecast to the north doesn't mean you can't get some pretty good rain, but you can see lesser amounts of being forecast for livermore san jose morgan hill, much more so nevado santa rosa napa north and that looks to be the thema. i'll buy into that, at least later. maybe not early, but later. warmer system, strong south winds and all that was going to go up so back to rain. for many in this year, the system again will lift northward. we'll get a break on thursday before it swings back in on friday, there will still be more systems coming in more out of the northwest, though, so they will be colder systems. they don't hold as much moisture, but there's still some pretty impressive totals over the next week, so we still have a ways to go here. and there will be more wind coming in wind advisory kicks in at seven a.m. this morning goes through seven pm we'll get a break on thursday more rain friday than cooler systems with more rain into the weekend. alright save time. it's

5 18, a member of the san francisco police commission, was reappointed to her seat long before her term was supposed to end tell you why the board of supervisors made that decision now also, what is in governor gavin newsom new budget proposal where cuts were made because of a looming budget deficit. we have the details after the break.

5 21 happening today, san francisco city leaders will talk about safety leading up to the lunar new year celebrations. a news conference will be held by public safety officials who will also walk through chinatown, talking with business owners about how to prevent robberies, extortion and burglaries. tens of thousands of visitors go to chinatown for celebrations around the lunar new year holiday. of oakland and the plans to build a ballpark for

the a's at howard terminal. oakland has learned its application for $182 million in federal funding probably will not be approved. ktvu is jana katsuyama has all the details on what's next after another setback. the dream of transforming howard terminal from this into a new oakland, a stadium complex just got thrown a new curveball. oakland had agreed to publicly funded infrastructure and transportation surrounding the privately funded 35,000 seats, 55 acre ballpark complex at the ports of oakland in the city's application for a federal megaprojects grant, the city estimated the waterfront mobility hub portion would cost $366 million and the city's request. it was for 182 million. now it appears the project might not get that funding. ktvu obtained a copy of the preliminary recommendation rankings by the u. s department of transportation. the oakland

project is listed as not recommended a significant setback in the overalling to nor of sport management at the university of san francisco. the city of oakland had expected to find around $600 million in order to fund the off site infrastructure that's necessary for howard terminal. in the current economy, it's difficult to find that funding oakland's newly sworn in mayor xiang tao was silent on the matter. tuesday the city's department of transportation director fred kelly, did issue a statement, though saying while we are disappointed to have not been selected in the first round, we believe we put forward a strong application and are well positioned to secure other funding sources, a city spokesperson says oakland has already secured $375 million, which will allow the project designed face to move forward without delay. the city also says the federal mega project grant had never been the sole intended source. and the city has other applications pending

that could total more than $100 million when we've seen recessionary environments or environments with really high interest rates. sport development projects tend to be built a little bit slower. the ancillary development around them tends not to happen at the piece that's expected and that was jana katsuyama. reporting time is 5 24 well, governor, gavin newsom laid down his budget plan for the 2023 2024 fiscal year, the government rolled out at $297 billion spending plan. the state is projecting a $22 billion deficit after last year's budget had a $98 billion surplus to close the gap. the budget delays funding for 20,000 new childcare slots for another year. it will also reduce some planned investments in climate change, funding and zero emission vehicles. but the governor hopes federal money will help close that gap. we could receive an additional 48 billion that's substantially go.

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earlier resulting in the grounding of all domestic flights. the very latest details right here coming up. anybody treating another human being like that, on our streets is just gut wrenching in a horrible in this video posted social media going viral after a store owners reaction caused controversy. you're going to hear from him directly on that situation next. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on to it is almost 5. 30 i'm frank malek. good morning. i'm dave clark.

wednesday morning. january 11th of busy. busy morning. we're starting with steve paulson, though, has the latest on your weather is that rain is coming back? it's been a busy month. yeah busy year since december 26th that's for sure. that's when this pattern started. there were many, many thunderstorms. yesterday danville was one big big boomers yesterday. hail big thunderstorms early around the noon hour little bit after that , but yeah, there were a lot of alamo san ramon. i mean, of course, san francisco. but there were so many. i mean, there were hill reports all over the place, but that pattern has changed. we are now that we had colder air aloft yesterday. now warm air is coming in. this is the warm front sector, so upper forties fifties on the temps here, this is a different system. different, different animal. if you will hear this system will lift northward, but not before painting us with a lot of steady rain. heavier rain will be more towards the north. but here comes the rain again. so cloudy wind picks up later when

advisors starts at seven am more rain heaviest towards the north fifties on the temps 5 30 so far , okay, sal or something new showing up. yes so far. okay i don't have a lot like yesterday . i think that because it's not raining, we're getting a little bit of a break traffic wise, and we certainly do need it. let's start with the east bay and you can see traffic on 6 80. how we fours off to a nice start. east bay commute continues to be okay. remember the long term closure? on niles kenyon road between fremont and signal and we look at the peninsula that traffic was also off to a good start. 5 31 let's go back to the headlines following breaking news this morning affecting all airports all over the country. the faa says. all domestic flights are grounded until six a.m. our time after a computer outage disrupted air traffic control operations. ktvu zahle rasmus already at san francisco international airport. latest good morning, ali. good morning,

david. we are inside terminal two at sfo. and if you take a look around, it looks like just another ordinary day. there's people with their luggage. people still checking into their flights. we checked the flight board here at terminal two and will notice it doesn't say that there's any delays. that's because at sfo domestic life do not depart before six a.m. now the faa has ordered all domestic flights grounded until six am our time. that's why it's not affecting things that are causing any delays here at sfo, but this is all because of a computer system outage that the faa suffered over night. let's show you a live look right now at sfo tarmac ra. you see, it's pretty empty again. flight do not depart sfo until six a.m. and six a.m. is when things are supposed to get back to normal. according to the faa, after grounding these flights now, the faa says it doesn't know what caused this computer system outage overnight, but the white house says there's no evidence it was a cyber attack. here's what president biden had to say about it just moments ago. i'm focused buttigieg. they don't

know what causes. report directly to me when they find out the aircraft is still land safely. take off right now. we don't know what the cause of it is. now here is a picture of some of the other airports across the country. l a x philadelphia, virginia. they do have planes on the tarmac grounded there because, of course and other parts of the country. planes are not able to take off for domestic flights until nine o'clock eastern time . back out here live here is a look at the board here at sfo's terminal, too. you don't see any delays there. that's because none of these flights take off before six a.m. the faa says they are working to come back online with this computer system outage. they're working on a fix . this is only affecting domestic flights across the country, with the exception of

two airports. latest information from the faa says that they're ramping back up and that they will now allow departures from domestic flights from to airports in the country. atlanta and newark, new jersey airport. those are the only two places where flights are taking off right now. elsewhere in the country, these flights have to remain grounded domestic flights that is until they can double check their system computer system and make sure everything is working again. but we'll continue to monitor the situation at sfo throughout the morning live in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu backs to news thank you. time is 5 34 new this morning, san francisco's board of supervisors appointed a member of the police commission, even though her term is not supposed to end until april, the board voted 7 to 4 to give cindy elias another term on the police commission, which conducted disciplinary hearing two police officers. supervisor aaron peskin, that the goal of the early reappointment was to make sure there's more stability in the months ahead and the san

francisco school board did not decide who should be the next board president. the four members of the board voted to have the current vice president kevin boj's become the new president. three other board members support the current president, henny land, and the support of five board members is needed to become president that will change to only four votes. when they meet on january 24. and insanity. police for a san jose woman convicted of murdering a family of three at their home in oakland, has been rejected, according to the bay area news group in alameda county judge made that decision . dana rivers was convicted in november of murdering three oakland family members back in 2016, according to judge scott patton. the facts of the case indicated there was planning behind the murder and a systematic effort to cover up the crime. leading to the court ruling man caught on camera hosing down a homeless woman in,

sparking outrageli sat down with him to get his side of the story. this video posted on social media of a man's spring water at a homeless woman in san francisco on montgomery street in the jackson square area is sparking outrage and backlash. the man is art gallery owner call. your gwen tells me the video shows only part of what happened. snapped. and that i apologize for tremendously. there's that's not my self says the homeless woman first showed up in the area two weeks ago. he says he allowed her to sleep in his doorway for four days. gwen and other area business owners tell me they called police multiple times over her disruptive behavior, and that they try to get her hope that she refused to leave and refused services pulling your hair screaming, yelling. she's psychotic. she's hallucinating. on monday morning , gwen says he was cleaning the

street with a hose and repeatedly asked her to move. and became frustrated when she refused. i asked him if he was sorry his actions were caught on video or that he thought what hy that i that i reacted where i tried to move her and did so in a way that was, you know, not the right way. the notion of anybody treating another human being like that on our streets is just gut wrenching and horrible. supervisor aaron peskin represents that district , he said. the homeless woman is known to authorities and neighbors both here in this area and nearby north beach. i've been in touch with the police. i mean, as far as i'm concerned. this this is assault. the front door of gwyn's business was broken, he says it happened tuesday afternoon and that it was backlash for spring water on the homeless woman. he said three men he doesn't know came to confront him. they smashed the window. i'm not surprised. i understand. people get outraged

when they see things like that. supervisor peskin tells me police are investigating this matter. he says gwen should face consequences for his actions of fire department spokesman says a crisis response team on routine patrol was able to engage the homeless woman which resulted in her accepting city services in san francisco amberleigh ktvu. fox two news and that incident happened right in front of a restaurant that says it has no association with the gallery owner or his actions. in a statement, barbarossa lounge said, in part, we are extremely disappointed in this individual's behavior and in no way support such actions. time is fivethirtyeight. bart police want your help, they want to identify two persons of interest linked to an aggravated assault . it happened at the richmond bart station, january 2nd about 2 45 in the afternoon. police gave no other details about that assault. look at the pictures here. if you have any

information about the case called the bart police anonymous tip line. new this morning. investigations are underway into two shootings in oakland. the most recent incident happened about 8 30 last night, the area of 106th avenue in foothill boulevard that's near highway 5 80, the oakland zoo. we reached out to the police for comment on this and are now waiting for more information and to people are recovering from a separate shooting in east oakland. this happened after 2 45. yesterday afternoon. police say their preliminary investigation showed the gunfire happened at nearby fremont high school on foothill boulevard campus briefly had to be locked down. police say neither victim is students and two weeks of heavy storms are boosting the state's snowpack. well above normal. the california department of water resources, says the state snowpack in the central and southern sierra region is more than 200% above normal for this time and is approaching what

normally would be april levels. that's all great news because he's sierra snowpack supplies about 30% of california's water needs. it's also an important factor in determining how water regulators managed the state's water resources well for drivers heading up to the sierra. it's been slow going out there to show you what it looks like on interstate 80, just south of blue canyon chains are required in all vehicles except those with four wheel drive and snow tires beginning at gold run and that heavy snow out there is testing the patience of drivers. looks like it's gonna be three or four hours, maybe more. so that's what we're waiting for. is the road to open. i'm on my way to park city, utah to work. the sundance film festival been waiting here for about an hour, so i'm thinking about turning around heading back home at this point. well, highway, 50 is open with similar restrictions. caltrans advises drivers don't

try to get up to the mountains right now because of those weather conditions. alright, let's bring in steve now. to be a little frustrating for ski resort operators up there because they kept this great snow, but it's hard to get there and it just keeps coming down. you know not only the snow, the wind, yeah has been really strong upwards of 100 miles an hour for some here, uh, today is a different pattern. there's a south wind so that snow levels going to go up might even be rain almost almost way up. 50 and 80. but still the combination wind and some rain and snow here. trying to do too much, but here we go. 48 hour total saint mary's college almost 2.5. danville two and a third, oakland two and third, sandra fell over to woodside over to san francisco. 1.81 santa rosa inch and three quarters. that's downtown, not the airport. i try and use downtown more than the airport and napa was close as well at 1.73. is there more rain on the way? yes we'll get some today we'll get a break on thursday. weaker system will kind of brushes on friday, but it does

look like some rain friday evening. and cooler systems will take us into the weekend into early next week. i think, by this time next week we will be on looking at a drier side here. the pattern is going to change here, and it's long overdue. but still some like this is the warm front that's coming in right now. so some areas are cloudy or getting light. rain or steady. rain nothing too heavy thunderstorm activity from yesterday is now long gone. meteorological parameters are much different today. this system here if i may briefly, it's going to lift northward. alright, see how it's starting to do this. it's doing this. it's going to live northward. and then eventually what we'll get out of this is the system will align itself like that. and then it will come in on friday, but before it gets there, it has to lift northward, so that's still going to give us some rain. heavier amounts will be more towards the north, although i'll mention it for the santa cruz mountains, but you can see there's far less being forecast for st dublin, freemont, san jose livermore and morgan hill. so you'll get rain in the morning. then this system will

lift northward. this is a warmer system south wind already at tahoe and truckee, so the snow levels going to go up on this one. and then this system will go lift northward. we'll get a break tomorrow could be downright warm. compared to where we've been with some mid sixties wouldn't surprise me with a south wind. then it will swing through on friday that will open the door for a systems to come in more from the northwest. so instead of coming in from the west and east, which is called a zonal flow, they'll be doing this coming down this way. i don't do two things. it doesn't have as much rain, but it has more snow and lower snow levels. so we're seeing a little transition to a slightly different pattern. it's still a wet one for about four or five days fifties on the attempts to break tomorrow more incomes and could be late friday and more rain moves in over the weekend. you guys thanks, steve. the storms are leaving thousands of people across the bay area. without any power coming up in our next hour. we'll check in on the outage situation and the effects of a transmission tower crashing down in the south bend also tell you where residents aren't allowed boom, then saw a

big tree fall down on their neighbors house. they didn't hesitate. they jumped into action to help their neighbors and actually saved their lives. we have the full story just ahead.

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barrier base. cannery marketing says that beginning in september 2022 right around the time ellen must purchase twitter, the company stopped paying its invoices. henry is suing for nearly $400,000. earlier this month, twitter was sued for reportedly not paying rent on its office space in san francisco. our time is 5 47 in los angeles county, a sinkhole swallowed two vehicles. the storms that hit southern california this week cause this road in the san fernando valley the collapsed and created a 15 ft sinkhole. now one car drove into that sinkhole. it was followed by a pickup truck. the people in the pickup truck actually climbed out on their own. but firefighters used ropes and a ladder to rescue a woman and a young girl who were in the car. the way the car is in the hole. we got to a point with the way the storm was coming in and the instability of the whole

that we reached a point where we had to institute extreme measures to go ahead and rescue both of those victims before the car shifted, or the whole collapsed. two people rescued from the car retreated for minor injuries. the people in the pickup truck were not hurt. and in studio city crews have been dealing with the storm damage. take a look here. workers used tractors removed whole lot of mud from a neighborhood. other areas in the city are under several feet of water cars, partially submerged and stranded. there were down trees, power lines and at least one sinkhole elsewhere in southern california. well we've seen many stories about the storms and neighbors coming together to help each other in a time of need. reporter melanie wingo tells us about a family, too, rushed to the home next door after tree crashed down onto it. the first chapter of 2023 starting like this for hundreds of families across our area, massive trees once standing in

rain soaked earth, succumbing to extremely high wind gusts, heavily damaging if not destroying everything in their path. it is nothing like i've ever heard. it was incredibly loud and you could tell something happened. we just didn't know what it was, and her daughter, lauren, lived next door to a house that found itself under falling trees early sunday morning. this storm damage ended up being a 12 punch , not just one tree, but two trees intertwined at the roots. ended up falling together at the same time on top of the house, although the homeowners didn't want to talk about the damage on camera, they contacted kcr a three to let us know about the becker families. kindness during this crisis, decided to go outside of the storm. the becker's went to see where the loud crash they heard came from . at first they saw two giant trees toppled onto their neighbor's home. but that wasn't all gas kind of has just like a distinct smell. and i just heard a hissing and i kind of just like put two and two together

and was like there's gas leak. they quickly realized the fallen trees, compromised gas lines. and in that moment, lauren not thinking twice about getting her neighbors out. i was really thinking of my safety and my family's safety. i was like these people need to get out of this house and we have a nice warm house. right next door, the becker family welcoming their displaced neighbors without hesitation. once you get him out of the house, then what? right i mean, we're like, okay, you have to get out of your house. it's not safe. and then we can't just leave him outside. lauren wants to become a firefighter someday this incident solidifying for her. she's on the right path. this is what my job will be. it's to help people. kim left with a feeling this act of neighbors helping neighbors in a time of need. it's just the right thing to do. i think the biggest thoughts were if it was, you know our grandparents, our parents. i want someone to help them. that's all it comes down to. story. that was reporter melanie wingo reporting. it's

all hands on deck when you look like you got a neighbor, sal, you're going in. remember my pipes frozen new hampshire once and i came home and my garage door wouldn't open it. god's hours. i went it was 80 degrees outside. my neighbor was already in my house vacuuming water, so very nice helps. i have good neighbors to them. very lucky. all right. good night, you know , good morning, let's go out and see what we have now. here on the commute. in fact, let me go to 80 in san jose because we have a little bit of rain. it seems there. there's a low spot here. we'll see if there's going to be any more rain here and that's going to affect the drains into it in your bird like yesterday. so far, it has not. you can see that traffic is doing okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. although it could be a little bit wet. westbound traffic looks good all the way into san francisco. we don't have any major problems on that bridge over to the other side at

5 51. let's bring steve in to talk about today's weather. all right, sal. thank you. we will look at some 48 hour rainfall totals once this is all said and done once the pattern changes, and that will be in about a week. we'll go into a stretch of some drier weather for about i think a couple of weeks there then we'll look back and you can send me all your total's going back to december. 26th i just heard from joan and beautiful boys hat springs there. 16 inches of ring 16 inches of right? i mean, yeah, 16 or 18 something like them, so there's going to be some impressive totals, but we still have a ways to go here in the last 48 hours. mount diablo 3.78 loma prieta three and three quarters are renda fire station. three and a quarter and rodeo had over three inches around. those are 48 hour totals. more rain. yes but we'll get a break on thursday, and the system on friday may not come in until late. the reason being is going through a transformation here, but then cooler systems arrive on the weekend and early next week. by this time next week, i think we're about ready to close the door here on the

pattern wind is picking up mount diablo south of 37, south southeast wind, starting to pick up for many except to the northwards, but it'll eventually get there. this is the warm front that's coming in on this system, so this is back to steady rain. no more thunderstorms that cold air aloft has been replaced, so we don't have really any breaks in the clouds. this system, though, while it's going to start to line itself more north to south, and by the time we get to friday, it'll look like that. instead of draping over us like it is right now it's going to lift northward, so heavier amounts will be to the north doesn't mean you can't get some light, steady rain for a while here, but lesser amounts. redwood city, freemont, san jose, morgan hill, livermore heavier amounts. fairfield nap in the bottom of santa rosa, russian river, although santa cruz mountains can certainly pick up a decent amount of this looks like back to more, maybe some rain mixed snow at lake level. the south wind is already in place. so that's going to send the snow level right back up again. you can see the system is beginning to make its move to the north watching the last few. yeah it's lifting northward, so this is going to bring some

really heavy rain areas north. especially mendocinoounty , especially shasta. look at that. shasta relies heavily on rain. not so much on snowmelt, so this will certainly help them. it's up. 5.5 ft in 24 hours fifties on the temps here , we will see some of a break tomorrow could be downright warm. mid sixties wouldn't surprise me. i think we'll start off alright on friday then the system comes in friday, then friday night and more systems on the weekend. you got a busy week ahead, my friend. thank you, steve. coming up. it's a star studded hollywood event that's been tarnished by a race scandal . how the golden globe awards last night trying to polish up their image delayed tax refunds set out to millions of americans have the details on this as many of us overpaid taxes in 2020.

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onto i'm dave clark. i'm frank mallicoat happy wednesday, january. the 11th already. i think just about every day has been soggy and strap yourselves in. i guess dave and steve to come right? yes but we're going to break tomorrow tomorrow. tomorrow and then the patterns kind of changing, but it will still be wet too. about this time next week, then it looks like we're we're going to go dry here. the warm front is coming in on this next system. it's going to lift northward, so a little different twist is not going to continue to barrel in here, but still, we're no more thunderstorms. different setup today than yesterday, but still some light steady. rain. cloudy breezy. the wind will pick up here later on when advisory kicks in at seven in this system is going to lift northward. as it does, the heavier amounts will be north. but right now they could easily be santa cruz mountains or along san mateo coast. but here comes the rain again. cloudy the wind picks up more rain. heaviest will be towards the north is this system lifts north tomorrow could get some mid sixties on the temps with some sunshine. what? you

heard me. over the sound now. here he is. anything new, or is it all right? i have a little bit of new stuff here. a little bit of a slowdown steve at the bay bridge toll plaza that i can show you so things are beginning to get just a little bit more slow here at the toll plaza. no major issues. if you are driving across the bridge, it could be a little windy. this is a look at interstate 80 that traffic is doing well, so we're off to a pretty good start this morning. and of course, we'll keep you updated seems a little better than it was at this time yesterday at 602. let's get back to the headlines. all right, so we have the breaking news this morning affecting planes and airports all over the country just hours ago, the faa grounded all domestic flights because of a computer outage that disrupted air traffic control operations. ktvu sally rasmus is that san francisco international airport . you have the very latest good morning, ali. good morning, dave

. yeah, the faa had ordered all domestic flights grounded until six o'clock are 10 9? o'clock eastern. we have now reached that point, and the faa now says things are slowly starting to get back to normal. they have resumed some flights at atlanta international airport and newark airport this morning at sfo. no domestic flights leave before six a.m. so if you take a look at the board here, we don't see any delays. and that's because nothing was scheduled to leave before this grounding happened until six o'clock this morning. we want to show you right now. a live look at sfo's tarmac. you do see some planes out there, hopefully getting ready to take off, but not a whole lot of movement again. domestic flights don't depart sfl before six a.m. and most of the flights on the board here. our 6 30 or later departure. now we've learned more about what exactly happened with the phase overnight computer outage. there was a problem with their notice to air mission and pilots check that notice to air mission system

before they fly. it alerts some about any closed runways, equipment outages and other potential hazards along their flight route. that was the system that went down overnight. the white house says they are investigating why it went down. they don't believe it has anything to do with any sort of cyber attack, but officials are looking into it, and the faa now says things are resuming. but there were some people who were impacted about this. this happened during the overnight hours. we talked to one guy here at sfo who was supposed to take a flight around 11 o'clock to orlando. hear from sfo. it was delayed slightly and then canceled overnight because of the outage he talked about. what his plans were after that. it's got rebooked on something within the airline. i was originally on , and then they decided to change it and just go with a new airline completely. that was direct because they were going to have me have a stop and i feel like a travel is going to be a mess all day. so if i can get some more direct once i get in the air, i want to land where i'm gonna land not land in another city that i could get

stuck in again. and we've heard similar sentiment from a lot of passengers this morning that they have now become numb to some of these inconveniences in these major major disruptions with national air travels, especially in light of what happened with southwest over the holidays and the east coast blizzards and whether there that backed up a lot of flights back out here live it looks like just another day right now. here at sfo and again, that's because most flights don't start taking off until right about now. we've spoken to some of the people who are checking out for their flights, the airlines and the people that take get agents haven't mentioned anything to them about this faa incident some people didn't even know about it. when we asked them, but others have been checking their phones and seeing the alerts from national news organizations about this faa overnight computer system outage. the agency says that it is slowly starting to ramp things back up and get things back online. live at sfo. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. alright ali. good news there. thank you. all this frame we've been getting has created some really treacherous driving conditions, especially for

people that commute on highway 17 the south bend ktvu is roberta gonzalez joins us live along. highway 17, where a rescue took place late last night, roberta good morning. hi good morning to you, frank. yes. let me explain the situation for you. first of all, it's lightly raining here. it's been anywhere from a drizzle to a light rain to a moderate shower. at times we are on highway 17 when you see the white lights coming towards me, that's north beyond when you see the red lights that's southbound and we are directly bear creek road and 2.5 miles down the road that way in a southerly direction. that is redwood estates, and that was the scene late last night of a dramatic rescue. let's share some pictures with you here. we received some video into the dramatic rescue from santa clara fire department, the county of santa clara, and they had to see two cars and an accident. one

car went off the road down 50 ft off the hillside and they had to use these really strong ropes to rescue the two people inside one of best friend their dog with him as well. all people were okay. they refused medical treatment once they get back up to the road, which the road did have to be closed for awhile. highway 17 was closed overnight for a few hours reopened at two o'clock this morning, and everybody seems to be okay now. but obviously there was a lot of effort and rescuing these people. we ask the battalion chief exactly what happened, and here's what battalion chief murphy had to say. unfortunately as we were responding, there was very heavy rain in the area at the time. we need to remind people especially when it's raining on highway 17. you need to slow down. especially on turns on your. so it might have

been running a lot heavier at that particular time when that accident did occur again to vehicle accident one went off the road. a good 50 ft. very fortunate. everybody is ok at this time, but just another reminder as you're heading on out the door. steven's been reminding us. we have a lot more rain in the forecast not only today but for several days to come. reporting live from highway 17. i'm roberta gonzalez for ktvu fox to roberta. thank you time at 608 in the south bay . thousands of people still have no power right now. it's pg and e crews repaired downed power lines transmission tower and san jose's willow glen area crashed to the ground after a tree crashed down onto it. we had a very large eucalyptus tree come down and strike a transmission tower. now the weight of that tower brought down power lines and three different polls that serve electricity to the wool clyne area. pg and e is already

rerouted power from the tower, which is being checked now for damage. one man who's lived in willow glen for 70 years, says he's never seen anything like this. began to see the scope of it. and the more i looked, the more i could see. i can see. power lines down the quarter mile away, really affected a lot of stuff, so it's going to be a big maintenance job, but it looks like they're going to get on it. pg and e doesn't know how long it will take to replace that transmission tower. and the last time we checked pg and e s power outage, map says at least 17,000 power outages are reported was 609. we are seeing some rather unusual weather events during our severe weather watch. you can see it, and you can certainly hear it. p and pellet size hail raining down on san fran and businesses here, ku

. we received numerous photos and videos from viewers highlighting our wild weather. it was just truly amazing. i've never seen that much hail or thunder and lightning here in the bay area i used to live in sedona, arizona, and we would have monsoon rains as soon as we heard the thunder and lightning. we ran out front. lightning struck san francisco sutro tower didn't appear to be any damage to that telecommunications structure. but it was quite a sight followed. hail made roads look like snowy streets around the bay rooftops, patios covered with the ice. san francisco was under a flash flood warning em watch for a few hours times 6 10 in the small community of coral litos north of watson ville. people are reeling for how the storms have hit their area. redwood road, the main road in and out out is heavily damaged part of the road, 20 ft by 20 ft collapsed when the soil under it

was weakened by the latest star. residents of santa cruz county are not completely, um unusual are on unaware of these kinds of situations. and so if you live behind the situation on one of those roads, they get trapped. fortunately they're fairly resilient, but we are going to try to get him some relief as soon as possible. and the work to repair redwood road is underway. a temporary patch for that rose is expected by this afternoon. all right, speaking of rose, let's check in with sal at 6 11 and that rain, although it light is probably pretty slippery and causing a few issues, so we had a little bit of flooding here and there. we also have some slow traffic on south bay. dont wanna one coming up to the 80 interchange? i'll show it to you here you can see traffic is going to be a little bit slow as you draw drive north up towards 8 80 you can use to 80. so far. there's been a little bit of light rain in the last few minutes there in san jose. steve will talk about that when we come back. looking at

the bay bridge. we already have a little bit of a backup here. it's backed up for about a five minute delay. those metering lights are on interstate 80 traffic is moving along, okay in both directions with no major issues at 6 11, let's go right back to the desk. thank you. salma in county under a state of emergency is still ahead with this declaration means after several more inches of rainfall. along the howling 75 mile per hour winds as well and a shocking into them in san francisco. caught on camera, a man spraying a homeless woman with a water hose. we have the ven half what happened and

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incident happened around 8 30 last night in the area of 106th avenue of foothill boulevard near the interstate 5 80 oakland

zoo area. we've reached out to the police for comment. oakland pd and now waiting for some more information on that, and two people are recovering from another shooting in east oakland. this happened just after 2 45 yesterday afternoon. police say their preliminary investigation showed the gunfire happened at nearby fremont high school on foothill boulevard campus was briefly locked down, but police say neither victim is a student. our time is 6 15 happening today, city leaders in san francisco will be talking about safety before the lunar new year celebrations. public safety officials will hold a news conference. then they're gonna walk through chinatown, talking with business owners about how to prevent robberies, burglaries and extortion. tens of thousands of visitors go to chinatown for their lunar new year celebrations. time now 6 15 , the top republican on the house intelligence committee in washington, has asked that u. s intelligence conduct a damage assessment of potentially

classified documents found in the washington office of president biden's former institute. congressman mike turner sent that request, saying that the president biden's retention of those documents puts him in potential violation of laws that protect national security. this comes just after the white house confirmed the department of justice was reviewing a small amount of documents that had classified markings. they were discovered that president biden's personal by his personal lawyers were clearing out the offices of the penn biden center. i can't explain why vice president biden would have had those documents and certainly can't explain why president trump had classified documents. president biden says he was surprised to find out there were any government records at his private office. marin has seen nearly 13 inches of rain since christmas day. what's poured down in the last couple of weeks is what we would normally get in six months, and it's not just the rain that's

causing issues. the storms have also come with powerful winds that have caused lots of power outages. wind damage, including at a home in nevada. my wife woke up. the winds were blowing really hard and right after she jumped up, it woke me up and within a second house got hit by the tree. fortunately nobody was injured in that tree came down. marine county is also seen the san rafael canal rise. almost a flood stage. hail thunder and lightning have also been reported, including some overnight were down. in los angeles county, two vehicles drove into a sinkhole. the storms that hit southern california this week cause of road in the san fernando valley to collapse and created this 15 ft sinkhole. one car drove into that hole. it was followed by a pickup truck. people in the pickup truck actually climbed out on their own. but firefighters used ropes and a ladder to rescue a woman and a young girl from that car. the

way the car is in the hole. we got to a point with the way the storm was coming in and the instability of the whole that we reached a point where we had to institute extreme measures to go ahead and rescue both of those victims before the car shifted, or the whole collapsed to people who were in that car were treated for minor injuries. the people in the pickup truck were not hurt. and over in studio city in l. a cruise have been dealing with lots of storm damage. look at this. they have been using tractors to take away mud from neighborhoods. other parts of the city or under several feet of water with cars partially submerged and stranded . abandoned they were down trees , power lines and at least one sinkhole there in southern california. water is not your friend. if you own a home or or a car as you can see right there. let's check in with sell. now it is raining out there, sal. how are roads and highways

doing we're looking at 2 80 yesterday we had the flooding as you remember at bird. we don't have it yet. when it rains, it might happen there. but this morning we're off to a better start. as you can see, there is already some slowing on the one on one heading up to 8 80. we don't see it crash there, but we do see some slow traffic will investigate. we also see the bay bridge. look at that big backup here already. so people are getting up there up and at them here at the bay bridge, in case you haven't heard we've been talking about the planes are going now at sfo. so if you're catching a flight, your flight is likely to leave. and as i go to steve, steve, you and i are air geeks. i do want to mention that their planes. i'll put this back up. i can put the runway configuration backup now, steve, they're leaving. on runway 10. alright 10 instead of coming, you know, and then they were coming in this way will now they're going out this way. so if you live in alameda or oakland sfl planes are going to be coming over your roof, which is always weird when it's

raining. they do that. does oakland do that? oakland does the same. so it comes over el cerrito. exactly so they switched the configuration when it's raining. i didn't just fall off the turnip truck. let me tell you all right? let's take a look at san francisco rainfall. it's been raining a lot here. you're darn tooting. it has 12.37 between december 26th january 9th. this makes it the third wettest stretch 15 day stretch since 18 49. okay so where does were wetter? well. too many pause points. why do you do that? to me? 18 62, january 5th and 19th 19.77 fell 18 61 18 62 is well documented the great flood. you can look it up. ah entire sacramento valley was flooded. what happened was they had a ton of snow in december and then a very similar pattern to what we have right now. very warm rains came in and melted all that snow. i don't

have time to go into it, but you can look it up 18 66 13.54 between them december 15th and 29th. and this is the third. the fourth was 1998. so yeah, we're in third place for the 15th wednesday stretch. serious. snow is doing well. water equivalents. also good statewide averages. 215% of normal southern syria says come catch me if you can to 157% is there more rain on the way? yes, one more week of rain. then i think we'll get a break. probably about maybe 10 to 22 weeks. unless something changes. we'll get a break on thursday more rain friday than on the weekend into early next week when the south starting to pick up and advisory starts at seven am the warm front is here now. so that's replacing the cold air from yesterday. which means we will not get the thunderstorms like we had yesterday. this system will will give us some rain and then lift northward and it'll look so far north. tomorrow won't be bad, so we'll get maybe even some mid sixties on the attempts, then the system will revisit us on friday. so for today into tomorrow heavier amounts to the north. lesser

amounts to the south, but we're still getting in on the rain until that system lifts north back to frank. i will take it. thank you, steve. all this rain helping to fill up our state's reservoirs still ahead. we're going to check in on california's big six mega reservoirs how much levels have gone up since the beginning of the year, and steph curry returns to action after being sidelined for a month. highlights of his first came back from the shoulder injury held the dubs do will tell you comi

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taking off after being grounded for more than three hours. rasmus will here be here in just a couple of moments. we'll explain what caused the problem area airpo in california reservoirs are filling up fast after several weeks of storms will show you the impact they're making on many years of drought. from ktvu

fox two news this morning's onto right. we're just seconds from the opening bill and right on cue. there it is. the new york stock exchange is open for business. san francisco's wells fargo bank, one of the stocks to keep an eye on this morning after it announced last night at scaling back its home lending business, cnbc says instead of trying to open up as many new loans as possible it will focus on its existing customers. end borrowers in minority communities. good to have you with us. good morning, everyone. welcome back to morning san two at 6 30. i'm frank ballot. good morning. i'm dave clark. wednesday morning. january 11th steve light rain outside our studio, and it's a cold morning for us. my on you. are you go. hello is this thing working alone? uh warm sector rain is coming in. so the thunderstorms that we're seeing, but still upper forties fifties, the system is going to

lift northward. so throughout the day, the heavier amounts will be focused more towards the north. but for until it starts to lift out of the area. we are in the warm front sector, which means a light, steady rain. here comes the rain again. cloudy wind picks up more rain heaviest will be north, but everyone's in on some rain today and fifties on the temps a little cool here for some 6 31 sols here to tell us what well, we are off to a good start. steve highway 24. it's better start today than yesterday at this time when it was raining, and it had rained for a long time. looks like the roads right now are dry ish. i mean, it's their damp, but there's not any heavy rain and that's helping people who are on the road early. i think some people are out there trying to get out there before it gets too wet. bay bridge backed up to about 7 to 8 minutes delay before you make it onto the span . interstate 80 looks okay. already, some slowing in parts of the south bay will take a look at that coming up, just minutes ahead. it's 6 31. let's

get right back to the headlines . thanks, sal. new developments right now regarding the breaking news this morning affecting commercial flights nationwide planes are now taking off again all across the country and f a computer problem brought departures to a screeching halt. for a number of hours this morning. ktvu sally rasmus joins us live over at sfo with how the issue is impacting some of the local departures there, alan. good morning. good morning, frank. well, the good news is if you have a flight out of sfo or oakland or san jose airport, it's probably not going to be affected by this. the faa had grounded all domestic flights, and that advisory was lifted at nine o'clock. eastern are times earth's eastern. so six o'clock our time. so now flights across the country are resuming. but here at sfo domestic departures don't happen before six am so if you take a look at the board here behind me, you won't find any delays here. taking a look around at the airport. things are operating somewhat as

normal. actually i just saw on the board. there is a flight to atlanta that was supposed to leave at 6 15 that is delayed, but we don't see a lot of red on the board a lot of problems here. this appears to be an issue that really had a greater impact on flights, domestic flights on the midwest and the east coast. let's show you a live picture of what it looks like at sfo outside right now, on the tarmac, you see planes. they're taxing around things looking more or less normal. here is what happened overnight . with the phase computer system . there was an outage with the faa notice to arab mission system. what is that? well pilots check that system before they depart. that mission noticed air mission alert lets pilots know about any closed runways, safety issues equipment outages that they may run into on their flight. it's unnecessary safety step they have to do before they depart. that system went down overnight . that's why the faa as a precaution, decided to ground all domestic flights until nine a.m. eastern time. so six

o'clock our time now flights have resumed. we talked this morning to some passengers who were going about their business getting ready to board their flight this morning, one woman says. unfortunately she and many other passengers have just become numb to these types of inconveniences and disruptions with air travel. i think you just have to be patient because you just have to be patient. there's nothing to be gained by getting worked up and upset, right. now this is what it looked like earlier this morning on the tarmacs of other airports across the country. orlando l. a x virginia and philadelphia there before nine a.m. eastern, you could see planes at a complete standstill parked on the tarmac at those airports while the faa grounded all domestic flights for about three hours. the faa has lifted that advisory, so flights have resumed. across the country domestically. they've resumed here in san francisco and again checking the board out here. there's just one flight that was scheduled to leave around 6 15

to atlanta that is delayed not canceled, but one delay overall , pretty good compared to the situation with more widespread delays in other parts of the country. we'll see what the impact is later this afternoon when some of those flights that are planes that were delayed on the east coast are supposed to get to the west coast. there could be some issues later on today, but for now, things look pretty good here at sfo. franken davis sent it back to you. all right, ali. thank you. time now. 6 35 new developments in the case of nine year old michaela garrick, who was kidnapped and hayward back in 1988 and is presumed to have been killed. pamela price, the newly elected alameda county district attorney has now thrown out special circumstances charges against david mish, the man accused of killing makayla garrett. that means if he is convicted of murder window longer face the death penalty or life in prison without parole. what is it exactly? you're getting when you elect officials that advocate on

behalf of wanting criminals and people that murdered children and women. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says it's not a good idea for a district attorney to take punishment off the table from the beginning, especially when the remains of michaela have not been found. this is the poster case. for putting someone in prison forever to keep him away from society. now, the defense lawyer for mish ernie castillo, says his client is not guilty in this killing or to others that he's accused of a statement. cassio stead in part, each case relies heavily on questionable forensic tactics. her decision doesn't surprise me. in fact, it acknowledges the weakness in their cases. we tried to contact district attorney pamela price, but at this point we have not heard back from her office.

state of emergency declared up in marin county after several days of strong winds and rain since monday, almost three inches of rain has fallen in parts of the county with wind gusts up to 75 mph plenty of water and wind damage as well. the emergency declaration clears the way for state and federal funding. to help clean up some of that damage and employees with the department of public works in san francisco. they are scrambling, declared down trees and branches as another storm comes rolling in here to the bay , a large tree came down at the intersection of stockton and sutter near union square tree slam right into power lines, and as you can see him uni bus. there were no injuries reported, but a neighbor told us he rushed to the bus to make sure everyone inside was okay. came running out because i was worried about people on the bus and the people on the cars over here. but they all cleared out. it appears in post and lower pac heights. another tree came down on a car and part of fell. street was

also shut down for hours, also due to have fallen trees except public works, says this is on top of at least four trees, trees or large lands, and it all came down overnight. in this city. our time is 6 37, california's reservoirs are filling up fast after all of the storms we've had the marin municipal water district says it's seven reservoirs are at capacity water spilling over. they're spillways. california's big six mega reservoirs are also getting a big boost. since the end of the year. they've gone from an average of 34% filled to 42% full and still felling the seasonal normal is 68% which is great news for water agencies who important water. so we have 10 reservoirs. um and we currently have three reservoir spilling and potentially afford getting close to the top, and it's expected to spill today as well. now the water starves sonoma water area is benefiting

greatly from the storm. late sonoma is 80% of normal lake mendocino almost film. so both of these reservoirs feed into sonoma county and down into north marin, and so we're talking about eight cities 600,000 people, so this is our main water supply. and of california's precipitation falls between november and march. the water managers want to see sustained accumulation of water throughout that season, especially up in the sierra snowpack. well. there is public outrage after a video was posted online of a man hosing down a homeless woman on a street near his business in san francisco business owner admits to ktvu that he overreacted. andre senior joins us saliva says call your gwyn is now apologizing for his actions. story burning up social media yesterday, at least on my social media accounts, we'll call you. gwen owns an art gallery on montgomery street in the jackson square area. says

the woman first showed up about two weeks ago. he says he allowed her to sleep in his doorway for four days. but glenn and other business owners called police several times when she became disruptive. they say they tried to get her help. but she refused city services and would not leave, he says on monday he was cleaning the street with the holes and asked her repeatedly to leave. but became frustrated when she refused. and i'm totally sorry that i that i reacted where i tried to move her and did so in a way that was you know, not the right way and how i snapp san francisco supervisor aaron peskin represents that district , he says the woman is known to neighbors and authorities as well as nearby north beach. notion of anybody treating another human being like that, on our streets is just gut wrenching in a horrible been in

touch with the police. i mean, as far as i'm concerned, this is assault. one day later, someone smashed the front door of his business. and then three men he does not know also confronted him. he says he understands why people are outraged. people have increased patrols or police have increased patrols in that neighborhood to make sure there is no more violence. part department spokesperson says the crisis response team was nearby . its members were able to talk with that woman and convince her to accept city services. dave back to you. alright andre. thank you time now. 6 41 governor, gavin newsom unveiled his budget plan for the coming fiscal year. the budget cuts he's making to deal with a $22 billion deficit and let's check in with garcia for a look at what's coming up in our seven o'clock our mornings onto gasia. good morning when i join you in studio have you been shopping lately? have you been looking for eggs? maybe the store shelves are empty or you're limited to only two dozen eggs

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parks. weather reporter robert ray, you've been in santa cruz county the past few days. tell

us about the damage you're seeing. and what you expect, robert. dave. good morning from aptos, california and you know all of these homes here on the pacific ocean that we're really torn apart by these incredible waves and the surge coming in over the course of the past 56 days. look at this. this is the insides of someone's home. you could see a washer dryer couch their chairs and that's what you see up and down this street and aptos, unfortunately, and as we know capitola beach just a little. bit to the north of where i'm at all those restaurants. unfortunately many of them going through their own issues, having to take out all of the debris. and begin again, but you know the problem is here as another. these systems continue to roll in. we may see more issues here, especially on these fragile coastlines like karen octus and that is a real

problem. i will say this this morning, my photographer and i drove all the way down to castroville. where the salinas river is, and it's expected to crest later at some point either tonight or into tomorrow, and we wanted to get a feel for what that town and those agriculture communities are doing to prepare . um we were actually surprised this morning that that you know, we talked to one of the policemen that was out there monitoring the main drag out there in castroville and you know, he said, they're they're having discussions about road closures because the potential of that river flowi really takie small towns, but they haven't had those discussions yet. so it's interesting. we wanted to get the feel for down there for what's coming. but in the meantime, all this cleanup dave here this morning and they've done a really good job thus far . i mean where i'm standing was full of sand just two days ago. we just hope that the water does not russian again as another atmospheric river is on the way

, dave. look at that. robert ray of fox weather always a good report. you show us and tell us so much. always good to have you, robert. and don't forget you can get more on this story and more like it on the pockets of weather app. just use your phone to scan the qr code you see on your tv screen or go to fox weather dot com this morning, a man attacked him wounded six people at a train station in paris. authorities say one person was left was serious injuries. local law enforcement to the area, said off duty officers. actually shot the attacker. three times train station is one of the french capital's major rail hubs and sees thousands of travelers daily spokesman for the paris prosecutor's office said six people were injured in the attack, one person currently in critical condition that incident still under investigation at 6 47 back here at home government news and revealed his budget plan for the 2023 2024 fiscal year, he rolled out a $287 billion spending plan. he says

california is facing a budget deficit of $22.5 billion compared to last year's budget surplus of $98 billion, the governor says. despite that deficit, california will follow through on its top priorities. we'll continue to make unprecedented investments and transforming public education and higher education and we'll get to that in a moment. dressing this homeless crisis straight on no cuts in that space housing affordability continue the progress. we've made healthcare. no stay in america doing more will continue to do, and the governor said he was careful to preserve california's rainy day fund, he says there's still more than $35 billion in the reserves. 6 10,000,048, salesforce says revealed its going to lay off more than 700 workers at its san francisco headquarters, in a notice sent to state employment development department, salesforce says the terminations will begin march the 24th

earlier this month, salesforce announced that it had decided to reduce its worldwide workforce by some 10% and that means cutting some 7000 jobs. twittert in september 2022 right around the time elena must purchase twitter, the company stopped paying its invoices category is suing for nearly $400,000. earlier in the month, twitter was sued for reportedly not paying rent on its office space in the city. frank time is 6 49 time to go right back to salyut been busy this morning. i know it's wet and slippery out there. how's it look? it looks alright . dave and frank, we've been looking around at the areas that had trouble yesterday with flooding, and right now we don't have that same trouble. it's not raining and that's helping us. i mean, it hasn't rained hard

anyway. it's wet. and you can expect that, but it's not really hard right now in san jose, enough to have a problem here with the drains to 80 near bird san mateo bridge looks okay, you can see that traffic. i mean, you can definitely see it's been raining in the in the past few hours. i think it's still wet, but it's not raining right now. and at the bay bridge. we have some water on the lens. maybe some sprinkles. but just for some reason. it's better today than it was yesterday. now it may rain a little later and that's going to change things. the man who knows the man who knows about everything, including the weather. here is steve paulson. i know a little about everything, but i don't know a lot about anything. there you go. thank you. that's from the movie. laura. okay todaro, russian river. our good friend raymond barrio there. thank you, raymond for this since december, 26th 26 3 quarters inches of rain man. that's a lot right. there's more to go. san francisco. from december 26th of

january 9th. now the third wettest 15 day stretch going back to 18, 49 12.37 12 and third inches has fallen. what was the most well 18 61 62, the great flood of california, oregon and nevada. 1977 amount of rainfall between the fifth and the 19th. second most was 18 66 december 15th 29 13.54, but we're in third place. 4th 1998 a lot of you might remember that 11.6 so you're saying it's raining a lot. you're right past 48 hours, mount diablo, three and three quarters, lama, prieta, three and three quarters and a fire station. and dave anl vouch for that. when it rains more when it comes when it rains. you come through that counter gonna head down to around a baby. it can pour like rodeo three point. oh, seven. it's damon lafayette, then about walnut creek. it starts to let up a little bit one more week of rain, and then it will get a break tomorrow patterns slowly changing, but it's still a wet one for about a week. the warm front is coming through. so say

goodbye to the thunderstorms. warm air aloft replacing cultural off, so the dynamics are different today. this system will be with us most of the day, then lift north. as it lifts north. we'll get some drier pattern in here for thursday, and maybe even a mid mid sixties on the highs for the peninsula tomorrow and also san jose. but more rain moves in friday, saturday, sunday, monday tuesday for still somewhere it looks like in about a week day. we'll start to get a break. all right, i can feel it's need changes coming for twitter now still ahead in our next hour, which you'll be able to do now that social media sign and it's a star studded hollywood event. it's been tarnished by a racial scandal will tell you how the

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for the oakland a's ballpark proposal at howard terminal by a key piece of funding may not come through. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on tube. welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's january. 11th thank steve for making it easy for you to drive in this morning. there's rain out there right now, but nothing like what we've had. we had the same experience. thank goodness right. we've had enough of that this week, but the rain is still in the forecast. nothing too heavy yet. this is just the warm front sector coming in a system will slowly lift north throughout the day, so heavier amounts should be focused to the north. but again , it's going to rain most of the morning here. no more thunderstorms have patterns have changed on that. that's a completely different set up today. compared to yesterday. i'll just show you that. there's a lot out there, all right, but it's going to live northward and tomorrow we'll get a break. here comes the rain again, steady, so