Please be careful in this location. Were also tracking the Anderson Reservoir which is spilling over pushing water into coyote creek. Anyone around coyote creek needs to be on high alert until thursday at 6 30. Were tracking the storm and the rainfall associated with it. Ill have more coming up at 6 10 tonight. That coyote creek stretches several miles in the south bay. Its a tense night for the people at the south bay mobile home park. Roughly 8 inches of water in the back of this park. San jose firefighters are trying to pump the water out. But they say if it keeps rising we could see evacuations. Late today the city of san jose did open two evacuation centers, one at the Roosevelt Community center. Well drifrs are having trouble on 280 in san jose. Theres just a backup because more than a foot of standing water is just puddled there near the winchester exit. Thats really slowing things down. Just one of the problems. Nbc bay areas maryanne favro has been tracking all day on the south bay. Reporter jessica, right now there are major backups on both north and southbound highway 280 especially under winchester boulevard in san jose. The reason is extensive flooding. We looked at some spots that had at least a foot of water. And right now you can see that the cars are being diverted out of the far lane and that is what is slowing down traffic so much throughout the south bay today flooding has been a big problem. Today on Los Gatos Creek trail this boat may have been more useful than a bike. The popular path near lark avenue is flooded, covered by 4 feet at water. Im just wondering how i can get further up, you know. Reporter flooding is also a big concern here at kelly park in san jose where crews scrambled to put upplasty tarps along a fence and lay down sandbags 37 next door at the zoo, ulysses is very so call about his new digs. He was relocated from a lying area to an indoor facility on higher ground. Seven other animals were also relocated, including these mckaus, this african tortoise and two lemur brothers. More animals may have to be moved as well. There may be another group that we move. But were monitoring conditions. Reporter staff is concerned because there was extensive flooding at the zoo in 1997. I talked to chp officers who told me there have been two accidents in the area as a result of the flooding. They say the big problem is people are blowing through these flooded lanes at 50 to 65 miles an hour and thats simply not safe. Reporting live in san jose, mary anne favro, nbc bay area news. Really have to slow things down. Just in the past 90 minutes, highway 17 reopened after that tree fell. It was blocking lanes in both directions. This is in the Santa Cruz Mountains near summit road. Ize za miller took this picture. Rain has provided lots of sights we havent seen in years. Bob hawkins sent us this picture. This is under old piedmont road in san jose. We want to see your pictures and videos. Tag us on twitter or instagram, post to our Facebook Page as well. Theres a trouble spot on the peninsula, not just the watt near the san francis key to creek but the debris. The crews are working to clear the creek and prevent flooding in palo alto and east palo alto. You can see the heavy machinery theyre using here. Nbc bay areas peggy bunker is along the creek for us. Reporter as you mentioned, this creek is a bit unusual. The water is the issue but because it flows under 101, theyre concerned it could get stuck under the freeway. This excavator has been here busy working, overnight they got here and theyre still underway. The pile of debris is growing as neighbors come out to see what the situation is. Neighbors anxiously watching the rising waters of the creek, all of that water carrying debris that gets so piled up that cal trans workers stayed at a nearby hotel last night so they could be close in case the debris brought the creek to a stop. We stayed last night to watch and monitor the creek to make sure that the debris that was piling up against our trash rack was taken out. Reporter during the last big storm, branches, shrubs and whole trees backed up the creek at the bottleneck in palo alto. That made neighbors nervous enough to check on it themselves today. We enjoy but now its like, okay, we need a break. Reporter now take a look at this piem le of debris. This is just in the last hour. Neighbors continue to pop out and check out whats going on. Police and also the Water District have been by. Theyve closed off West Bay Shore road in both directions because they expect the excavator to be out here several more hours, peggy bunker nbc bay area news. Well a close call now for an oakland kindergarten teacher. She was driving in the rain today. The woman and her son had just merged on to highway 13 in oakland when you see what happened there. The kree came crashing down right on her car. Thankfully her and her son made it out with minor injuries. A chp officer offered her some advice after helping her get treatment. He told me to buy some lottery tickets. It shouldnt be so bad where people need to fear trees falling on them as theyre driving down the street. She was lucky that she didnt get more seriously hurt. We know the drill, soggy hillsides are posting a threat across so many communities in the bay area. Well the north bay is certainly used to getting some flooding but today theyre feeling waterlogged and measuring this storm in inches. Mark matthews in live for us tonight. Mark, how does it look at this point . Reporter its finally stopped raining on it and the creek is running 7 feet, 6 or 7 feet below flood stage. Thats the good news. There has been no shortage of rainrelated problems here in the north bay. In petaluma, a big tree fell over crushing this truck and damaging a home. Were told nobody was hurt. But just east of petaluma, its the water itself thats a problem. Im standing at the intersection of route 12 and route 121. The water here is ankle deep and it gets quite a bit deeper. Both roads are closed and its a reasonably common occurrence this year, yeah, its almost every day. And the water is this is the worst ive seen in 30 years. Reporter since the first of this year, this restaurant has only managed to be open 20 days because of a steady stream of storms. And now more rain. So we lost another whole week. Its a lot of money for two months. And employees. Reporter a mud slide closed paradise road. Scott lynchs family lives around the corner and hes seen his share of slides in wet years. Go all the way back to el nino in the 90s. There was a lot of slides then zwlr just a road thats probeneo that. Yeah. Reporter youre looking at a live picture where the water is leveling off. Weve been watching it live slowly throughout the afternoon but the Ross Valley Fire Department tells me its holding pretty steady and they expect it to as this rain is slacking off. Reporting from san an slo mo, mark matthews. Swift water rescue teams put to the test today. Twice in one area. This was all caused by the rising coyote creek in south san jose. Nbc bay areas dame mant trujio was the only reporter there. That is supposed to be a parking lot. The tree line on the other side, rescue crews had to maneuver through the park lot to rescue a homeless man on the other side. Rescue crews arrived around 1 30 this morning to save a homeless man stranded in his encampment. The Swift Water Rescue Team was able to load the man onto the boat and carry him to safety. Minutes before, the team was upstream helping a homeless couple. A couple of Homeless Individuals were trapped by rising waters. They were the people who were calling from a cell phone themselves. Reporter the rescue team carried them to safety but also let them know the rivers con tepts meant they had to be decontaminated. This water is not clean water. Its coming from Anderson Reservoir picking up the garbage and oil and everything in between here and there in the waterway. Reporter this is the reason for this issues. The spillway at anderson dam in morgan hill has been dropping water nonstop after the rez vir exceeded its max capacity. All of this water is being force into an already swollen coyote creek. The crews spent the day measuring levels along the creek. And the grounds crew here tells me they had to make their way through the tree line and they had to evacuate or tell some of the homeless folks, about 40 of them that they should evacuate on their own. 40 did but one did not so rescue crews had to respond. Im Damian Trujillo nbc bay area news. Well check in on one of the hardest hit areas, the Santa Cruz Mountains. Im meteorologist jeff ranieri. Right now im tracking the heaviest rainfall throughout the south bay and Santa Cruz Mountains. Looks like another round of heavy rain headed towards downtown san jose 6 48. Ill let you know when the storm ticks out of here in seven minutes. A Silicon Valley superstar is in the spotlight tonight for claims of Sexual Harassment. Im scott budman. After the break, reaction from Silicon Valley and from inside the company itself. For uber. A former employe claims she was sexually harassed. And er tonight were more damage control for uber. A former employee claims she was sexually harassed and uber management didnt do anything about it. In fact she says she was ultimately criticized for reporting the problems. Now ubers ceo is responding. Our Business Tech reporter scott budman is here with the accusations and really more problems, especially Public Relations wise for uber. Youre right. The former uber engineer says her claims of Sexual Harassment by her manager were ignored by the company by they told her the manager was a quote high performer. Today ill con valley was buzzing about uber and the treatment of women in tech. Ubers growth as a company has been fast and consistent. But its path to a 70 billion valuation has been, according to some employees, riddled with sexism. An article by former engineer susan fowler chronicles Sexual Harassment by male coworkers toward her and other women that went unpunished even though they were reported. Its symptomatic of a bigger problem. And that problem is that we have companies that create a hostile Work Environment for women. Sara has written about the culture many times. High on the list of topics, reported harassment of women. The manager proppiositioning her for sex. Unfortunately every woman has probably had that happen. As fowlers article was being shared online, ubers ceo responded by writing, whats described here is abhorrent and anything we believe in. Anyone who behaves this way or thinks this is okay will be fired one unquote. He says hell launch an investigation into the problem. Its a fixable problem. But there has to be an intent to want to fix it. Now the uber investigation, according to its ceo will be led by former attorney general eric holder. Also on the team, uber board member, arianna huffington. Well no break today for the Santa Cruz Mountains. The rain hasnt stopped all day and the constant downpour is creating new problems and of course aggravating old ones too. Robert handa joins us along the San Lorenzo River. Robert. Reporter well, thats right. You can tell probably by how hard the rain is coming down and how fast the san lorenzo warive is rushing and rising. About an hour ago the power went out in some of the neighbors. And judging by some of the problems that we saw today, theres more of that cotom. The rain just kept coming down and problem areas ended up with new problems. So cal road is already closed because of a collapse last week. But around noontime today, a mudslide a couple of miles south of the collapse wrought down a tree on power lines. So not only did pg e and county crews have another problem, storm weary residents on that road who were once able to get home, couldnt. I just drove down the 17, just got through the one lane there and came back up the this way. Cant get hem. Reporter crews were responding to situations everywhere. With the ground saturated, water was pouring down or making the trees droop. I see a lot of trees about to come down. Its unsafe, really. Reporter its still flash floods that seem to worry people the most, especially along the San Lorenzo River where some say its just a matter of time. If we get 10 inches tonight, it will be terrible. Reporter well, looking live at the San Lorenzo River, you can see its filling up and very active. Even though at this point it does not seem to be on the verge of flooding. But since the rain has not stopped, the anxiety wont either. Live in fellton, robert handa, nbc bay area news. Very wet there. Our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is back with us. One of the people said it reminds us of 1998 and it sure does. That was the time when el nino was very strong. Coincidentally, were not in el nino phase or la nina. Climatologists will be taking a look at this pattern extremely close closely once all is said and done. Long range forecasts missed the rainfall at this average. We just saw robert handa out there. And the water right now is near 17 feet. We think it will go higher than this, possibly dloes to flood stage as we head into 10 00 p. M. Tonight. If you live near San Lorenzo River, please watch out for more flash floegd floodioding. San jose we have storm ranger out, our mobile Doppler Radar. The rainfall weve seen today is some of the wettest weather since january 9. If you were thinking this was one of the strongest storms at least in the past month or so, youre definitely right. We do have some heavier pockets to the south. This will continue up into cupertino by 7 08 tonight. You can see spotty areas of rainfall here. Its trying to break up overall. What were going to show you is the storm system is really on its last leg right now. Sure its consistent wet weather in the south bay but take a look up towards the north bay. Things are beginning to dry out near santa rosa. And we peel sll see this back move through in the next two tore three hours and then some drying. In terms of rainfall, phenomenal. In 24 hours, over an inch and a half in san jose, 3 1 2 inches in the Santa Cruz Mountains, walnut creek close to 2 inches. What about when this finally gets out of here. I am sick of the rainfall too, you guys. You can see at 11 30 tonight we see it begin to break up. As we mentioned, more hit and miss activity. Tomorrow morning, isolated thunderstorms are possible but this is when were working for the clearing. 1 00 p. M. Things begin to trend drier. Were going to have a longer look at the extended forecast, i promise you. But check this out, sunshine thursday and friday. Okay. Thank you, jeff. Reworking the controversial ban. Larry gersten joins us next to break down President Trumps new plan. Reveal the richest man in the worldsay bill gates says tin happening now on our twitter feed. The richnessman in the world says robots should be taxed if theyre taking human jobs. Bill gates saying taxing the worker replacing robots would help communities accept the automation of the workplace. On our website, a political conference has canceled the speaking engagement of breitbarts melo. White house tonight. After spe issue re President Trump is back in the white house this evening after spending the weekend in florida. Were expecting him to issue a revised travel ban, much like the first ban. This is expected to target immigrants from the seven primarily muslim nations. Larry ger sten is with us. The first travel ban thrown out by the courts. How will this one differ . Whats your insight here . We havent seen the actual document yet but sources suggest there will be some major changes. President trumps new temporary ban will likely exempt green card holders and those with dual citizenship. Its also expected that the new ban will not single out Syrian Refugees for automatic rejection or special vetting. And the new version will omit any reference to religion, unlike the first one. And timely the new ban will not impact people in the process of travel to the u. S. Assuming theyre legally entitled to admission. That should clear up a lot of the mess at the airport. Thats notable adjustments there. What about the refugees here. Does this new version make it easier for refugees to seek refuge here in the u. S. . Anything but. Part of the original ban lowered the number of refugee to 50,000 from 110,000 allowed during the obama administration. Now since the courts left that revised cap in place, refugee admissions will be cut by more than half. Which takes us to another point. Already this physical yefiz fis u. S. Admitted 35,000 refugees. So the whole refugee idea is going south. Admissions will be slowing to a trickle in the coming months. As we talk about often, its challenging around here in the bay area since were so heavily democratic. But whats the narnl response and National Pulse to all of this . Over the last two weeks there have probably been a half a dozen polls all coming up with the same response. The American Public is equally divided on whether the president s travel ban will make the United States more safe. No doubt. Opponents of the ban, theyre going to run to the court, take that president to court yet again. And whats less certain is whether this time theyll prevail or this time the president will hold the upper hand. Thank you. Were expecting the president perhaps in the next 24 hours to issue this revised travel ban. Thanks, larry. With this water, it stinks like asphalt and its going directly to the fields. Wastewater going into the fields now raising questions from some scientists about whether the practice is safe. Im Senior Investigative reporter steve stock. We investigate Oil Wastewater going to irrigate the very food you eat. The rain continuing to co down at this hour. You can see all the greenn our right now at 6 30, a lot of green on the radar. The rain just continues to come down at this hour. You can see it on the live Doppler Radar right now. Our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is with it. It seems like its not letting up which leads us to the question of when will this let up . Were going to see a dramatic change in the next three to four hours. In the north bay you can begin to see things drying out. This is the back edge of the storm system moving off to the east. In the next three hours i think a lot more of us will be undergoing some intermittent rain into this wide spread activi activity. I want to take you to the top three flood concerns. In the peninsula, few heavier pockets, under a Flash Flood Warning until 7 30 tonight, Belmont Creek near eland me no real. If youre traveling on El Camino Real passing through belmont, be careful. Over towards the south bay, this flash flood parng has just expired. You want to take note near upper penitencia creek. There has been some flooding here. And then lastly here for the major flood issues, the Anderson Reservoir continues to spill over, going to push into coyote creek until thursday. Anyone living near the creek in mel mill peta water spilling over the top of Anderson Reservoir. Jeff was just telling you about p it. The water is triggering flooding along several waterways including this one. Rising water along coyote creek behind the ranger station in morgan hill. I want to show you the water gushing through penitence ya creek. Now we do want to see your pictures and videos. Tag us on twitter and instagram and post it to our Facebook Page as well. Dont get caught out in the rain. But download our nbc bay area app right now and you can get updates on your cell phone of where the worst rain is hitting. It will give you a personal forecast of when the rain will arrive at your location and when you really need the umbrella. Is our food safe. A controversial practice in the valley meant to address is drought is being questioned by some scientists. Stephen stock joins was tin side story. About 80 of the water used by californians goes to farmers irrigating their crops. According to uc davis and the Public Policy institute of california. In attempts to find new sources of water, some farmers are now using recycled or whats called produce water, wastewater thats been used to extract oil from deep underground to irrigate their crops and the food we eat. Some scientists are raising concerns in that report that that could make people sick. The ground water is so precious tom frans has been growing almonds all his life. Years of California Drought threatened hundreds of farms like this here prompting some of his neighbors to turn to a cheep and abun dent source of water, water thats not exactly pure. Its the wild west out here. The farmers are irrigating with recycled wastewater from nearby oil wells. The safety of the crops is unknown right now. To get at the oil deposit underground, Oil Companies pump millions of gallons of water mixed with chemicals mixed with High Pressure to bring the crude to the surface. It takes 10 to 100 barrels of water to extract one barrel of oil. Whats called produce water is pumped through filters made of walnut shells, then skimmed to remove any remaining oil and then mixed with fresh water in large ponds like this one. They can never get it all out and you smell it. Then that mixture of produced and fresh water is sent down canals where its used to irrigate everything from oranges to carrots, almonds to grapes. At least 90 farms in the Central Valley use more than 20 million gallons of this produced wastewater every day. While the practice has existed for two decades, this report just released by scientists at uc berkeley and the pse Energy Science institute raises new questions about whether the practice is safe. There are a lot of chemicals that go down oil and gas wells. Seth is shauncof 0 acoauthor the report. Last year the water board ordered the Oil Companies to release a list of the chemicals they use in the water to extract oil. The Companies Listed 173 different chemicals. 40 of those did rise to the chemicals of concern category. But the companys classified 66 of those chemicals as trade secrets making them off limit to independent analysis, even though these reports show at least 10 chemicals on the list are possible or known human carcinoge carcinogens. We do not know enough. It could be safe. It could be safe. But it could also cause cancer. It could. We have more to look at. You smell that . Thats like a kerosene spemell . Thats oil. Scott smith works for water defense, a Nonprofit Group focused on clean water. You cant test water for a split second. Smith tested watt near the same locations in kurn county where the Oil Companies found little to no chemicals. I want nothing more than to prove that these contaminants arent going into the air, arent in the water and arent a threat to the crops. By testing in deeper water and for longer periods of time, smith says he found something all together different than what the Oil Companies tests showed. We detected chromium, they did not. We detected nickel, they didnt. We detected hydrocarbons. They didnt test for it. You cant find what you dont look for. The produced water has not significantly affected. Water uptake in the trees. Blake sanden is an irrigation engineer whos worked closely with the produced wastewater. The analyses that ive seen in many cases show a detection of the materials but quite often even below Drinking Water standards. The Water District which is responsible for the water in these canals conducts its own monthly and quarterly test. The agency concluded that the water is safe for irrigation. Do you think people who buy these crops know about this right now . No. This is coming into your kitchen and living room every day. All they can say is it hasnt been proven definitively to be dangerous yet. Well, we here not using it on any land. Chevron oil expense which sells a lot of the produced water declined numerous requests for an interview. We received a statement, quote, protecting people and the environment is one of chevrons core values. The water supply meant all regulatory standards for agricultural use and showed no concern. We asked the Water District to sit down and discuss these issues with us on camera. Theyve promised to do just that within the next couple of weeks. Well bring that to you when it happens. Im Stephen Stock, nbc bay area news. Thank you, stephen. If you have a tip for Stephen Stock or anyone else in our investigative unit, give us a call, 188896tips or end us an email. Nbc bay area responds to a San Francisco man who shipped hundreds of dollars in wine but the shipment never made it. And back to our weather. A live look at our specialized radar from your storm ranger. This detects the rain at a much lower level and a lot more accurate. Another update in just a few minutes. A firey car crash closed ree lanes in the north baylast nigh th driv apparent lost control of the car ad slammed as you can see t a fiery car crash closed three lanes of the north bay last night. The driver apparently lost control of his car, slam into a metal sign. You can see this video posted on facebook that the car burst into flames. Happened on 101 in sausalito around 7 00 in the evening. Unfortunately the driver did not survive. The chp is now investigating. This is not a list you want to be on. No surprise here. San francisco has some of the worst traffic in the world. Five cities in the United States made the top ten of this dubious list. Its a new study of the most congested cities. San francisco check in at number four. The list was put together and found that the drivers in the bay area spend 83 hours in traffic each year. L. A. Is number one on the list, followed by moscow. The traffic costs the average drive 1400 in lost time each year. And especially with the rain it makes it more difficult to make it through the city. Yeah, it does. Theres so much water on the roadways. The past couple of storms weve seen moving in. It makes it impossible to investigate around. Also today the wind kicking up. Were tracking the rain with stormranger. Were going to remind you its streaming on comcast channel 186. Im back in three minutes. The shipping company discards a package worth more than 500 but it doesnt offer the customer a refund. Im chris chmura, nbc bay area responds and delivers next. Did you know 90 of couples disagree on mattress firmness . Fortunately theres a bed where you both get what you want every night. Enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. Sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. She likes the bed soft. Hes more hardcore. So your sleep goes from good to great to wow only at a sleep number store. For 5 days only, save 50 on the ultimate limited edition bed. Plus 24month financing. Go to sleepnumber. Com for a store near you. Across the country. But inever. Nbc bay area responds to a San Francisco man who shipped a box full of wine across the country but it never reached its destination. He was out 700 bucks because the shipping company denied his claim for reimbursement. Lets bring in chris chmura. People sending it across the country all the time. Aaron walker sent two boxes of wine to friends on the east coast. One box arrived at the destination but the other one did not. And that one had 700 worth of wine inside. Aaron says he learned from the u. P. S. Website that the box had been quote damaged and discarded. Aaron filed a claim with u. P. S. And he was stunned when it was denied. He couldnt get u. P. S. To reconsider its decision either. Thats when he reached out to us. Now u. P. S. Did say that its acknowledging there was a mistake. The company said there was a change in ownership at aarons local store and then aarons claim was processed and rejected during that confusion. In a statement u. P. S. Apologized for aarons experience and says it regrets that the damage was done to the package. Ultimately it refunded aaron 765, the cost of the wine and shipping op cheers to that. If you have a complaint, please let us know, 1888996tips. 700 of wine thats a lot to trust across the country. Sure is. The latest storm brought fresh powder to the sierra just if time for this weekend. Kirkwood received 7 inches of new snow, which is good news for skiers. Not such good news getting there and getting back. A lot of people found it slow going. Cal trans is slowing or stopping traffic on several roads around tahoe. Its so horrible to be caught in that. And 500 inches of snow for the season now at kirkwood. Unreal. And everyone is getting up there for ski week and the winter break for all of the kids. Weve always been looking at these long range mold mdels and nothing predicted what were dealing with. We are not in el nino. We are not in la nina. Were in whats called a neutral phase right now. A lot of folks going to be taking a look at whats happening right now, the above average totals we continue to get. Again today, another lashing of heavy rainmaking it impossible for you to get around on these roadways. Storm ranger, or mobile Doppler Radar scanning right now in san jose and you can see some heavier intensities of wet weather down towards the south bay. I want to take you towards the east bay. This is extremely slick for anyone coming from San Francisco back through oakland, maybe into orinda and lafayette. Were going to see rainfall moving into orinda. For the south bay where storm ranger is located, a little bit of drying in san jose but heavier rain across the Santa Cruz Mountains still likely could continue. Sunnyvale by 7 15 tonight. Anderson reservoir is spilling over, coyote creek under a Flood Warning until 6 30 on thursday. With more perspective of how theyre doing, heres rob mayeda. You see over my shoulder, falling in the watersheds affecting the reservoirs, doing releases right now. You mentioned Anderson Reservoir, almost 103 of capacity, coyote, almost 110 of capacity. With respect to anderson coyote creek, levels on tuesday at 11. 6 feet. This is like the late 90s for weather and storms. The last time coyote creek was that high you have to go back to february 1998. As we get a look at the rest of the bay area, were tracking San Lorenzo River near felton expected to hit flood stage. It could get up to 21 feet as we head throughout the evening. Were going to be monitoring it closely. If you live near the river, watch out for flash flooding. It will drop as we head throughout the next two days. Alameda creek at niles canyon, in thaz had continuous problems over the past two months. Yet again, another night, another storm, going to flood stage, 11. 6 feet by 10 00 p. M. Tonight. If you approach standing water, turn around and go another direction. This drops below flood stanl as we hit wednesdays forecast. Napa river, you missed flood stage tonight. That is the great news. Its running high and fast at 22. 3 feet, expected to crest 3 00 a. M. Tomorrow morning. Russian river in guerneville going to 30. 02 feet, close to flood stage and then this will drop as we head throughout wednesday and thursday. Now were going to get to the future cast. I do have some better news here in a moment for you about the rainfall beginning to clear out. And what youll see for tomorrow, its not heavy wide spread rain. It will be more hit and miss activity in the trivalley. Pa lins that 56, south bay at 53. Youll see here tomorrow mornings forecast, hit and miss rain for the north bay, San Francisco and the east bay. On the future cast, its not wide spread heavy rain for the commute tomorrow but still some spotty areas of rain. Take it slow tomorrow morning. And then once we hit 1 00 well start to be on the drying side of this event. And that is the great news. By wednesday were hanging on to a few spotty showers, thursday and friday by all accounts right now it is dry. And then this upcoming weekend, another storm moves in. Nothing at this point shows it as strong as what weve been dealing with. So for the interior valleys well see some rainfall into tomorrow morning, wednesday, scattered showers for the Morning Hours and then were dry throughout thursday and fridays commute. I have to tell you, nbcbayarea. Com, thats the place to go to down load our app. Also at the app store. Get your ipad out, your iphone. I use the zooming radar all of the time. You take your fingers, zoom on the map and go right into where you live. Its super cool. I was doing it this weekend. Its the same radar you guys use. Got to get it. Up next, one of uc berkeleys most famous alums and now hes chime in on cals new football coach. Colin resch chats with aaron rogers. Called the firing of jeff tedfot new coach . Quite theals a former cal star, aaron rogers called the firing of jeff tedford a terrible decision several years ago. What does he think about cals new coach . Quite the opposite, it seems. Heres nbc bay areas colin resch. As he does when dissecting opposing defenses, aaron rogers like to pick his spots when it comes to interviews as well. There is one topic hes more than happy to discuss. New cal football coach justin wilcox. It is a fantastic hire for cal. Im so pumped for hollywood. I call them hollywood. I was at wilcoxs introductory news conference. He didnt strike me as hollywood in any way. This needs explaining. Its an inside joke between justin and i. You know, he was such a fun coach. He was younger, you know, he was a younger coach so we could really relate to him. When rogers arrived at cal he was 20. Wilcox in his mid 20s and the teams linebacker coach. We had a good run there with coach tedford who i owe a lot of my success to. Hes a fantastic football mine and coach wilcox served under him for a long time. We need that kind of leadership and i think we got it. Clearly based on personal history hes biassed towards wilcox and clearly rogers wasnt happy with the past regime. We need a guy who can recruit the west coast. Didnt have that for the last few years. And rogers believes that despite losing their quarterback, top receiver and top rusher, wilcox will have the bears contending again sooner rather than later. Im excited about watching him take that team to the heights that it deserves to be at. Theyre going to be back real quick, i think. Cal fans sure hope hes right. Welcoming up tonight at 11 00, pushing the limit. We investigate b. A. R. T. S new trains with cars coming in a ton heavier than theyve supposed to be. Were going to take a look at that tonight at 11 00. Before 11 00 what are we looking at in the next few hours. I do think things are going to start to slow down. Youll see on stormranger, look up towards the north bay, its beginning to dry out. The back edge of the storm is moving through right now. Scattered rain on tuesday morning, drying out wednesday, thursday, friday. Thanks for joining us here at 6 00. Have a great evening. See you at 11 00. Its okay to cry, right . No more we dont want anymore [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. Speeds up to 45 megs, for 30 a month. Angelina fighting back tears in her first interview about her divorce from brad. Weve got the reporter who landed it. Was angie caught off guard by the breakup question . Now on extra. 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