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"."â its very true. the music a last stand at alamo. about to lose him home he is going to barricade himself in the garage. >> tonight one bay area rapper is telling us why he's forced to denigrate women. the rain doesn't want to let up. the santa cruz mountain with 9 inches of rain since tuesday this. is the result. so much water the san lorenzo river is taking a bit after detour tonight. it has crews scrambling to keep the water from causing too much damage. as elizabeth cook shows us the overflow is threatening the santa cruz board walk amusement pork. >> reporter: usually the san lorenzo river rains straight through here into the ocean but because of the heavy rains it took a sharp right turn straight next to the santa cruz board walk up to the retaining wall. crews spent most of the day building up large sand piles of rocks like this one trying to prevent the water from getting any closer to the board walk but what they're worried about is that water coming underneath the structure and starting to erode the board walk itself. according to officials it's not unusual during the heavy rain season for this river to get run parallel next to the board walk but today it was the closest it's ever been to the structure itself. >> and it is still a dicey situation there. it's still raining and it's expected to rain for more than a couple more hours. roberto joins us now and says this is just the beginning. >> and this is the end of the first storm. the beginning of the second storm making tracks in this direction. 4:35 tomorrow morning is high tide for the san lorenzo river. that's when we could see problems of overflowing. but after that, all this rain is now beginning to wind down in the santa cruz mountains where over 9 inches has accumulated since this began 36 hours ago. a tenth of an inch of rain in san jose. still picking up light precipitation in the peninsula. and light rain showers past the golden gate bridge while the east bay has rain as well. we'll pinpoint the second storm, straight ahead. we noticed something different about this storm. some neighborhoods got a lot of rain, while other neighbors just a few miles away hardly got any rain at all. roberta was talking about it and now we look at the rain shadow effect. >> reporter: call these kids crazey but when it comes to rain it is the south bay that has a split personality. in the santa cruz mountains the rain came down in buckets. >> we decided to make the most of the rain. >> reporter: at the same time a few miles away in san jose. >> sprinkly. >> reporter: you could only measure it in drops. >> it should have been worse but it's getting better. >> reporter: high def doppler pictures shows what's happening. the rain literally goes away. >> we have this empty area where there is no precipitation. >> reporter: they call it a rain shadow. and san jose is going through a big one. >> some of the radar images i've seen in the last 24 hours are some of the most dramatic that i can remember showing this rain shadow effect. >> reporter: it happens when clouds coming off the pacific are forced higher into the sky by the santa cruz mountains causing them to condense and create rain. then they dry out again when they hit the lowlands of the santa clara valley. the angle of the recent storm is just about perfect for creating the shadow effect. it's the difference between slipping and sliding in santa cruz and going through one of the driest years on record on the other side of the hill. not every storm that hits this part of the bay area creates the shadow effect in san jose but in this winter of little rain, south bay water officials would definitely like to see san jose step out of the shadows and into the wet stuff. . what about where you live? track the storm as it moves through your neighborhood with our live interactive high def radar at cbssf.com. click on weather. the number of homes in foreclosure is down significantly, 39% from last year. but the housing market is still rough and nobody knows that better than a man named franz goreski. today he was forced to walk away from his home. >> reporter: in the small town of alamo. these are the last few desperate minutes for franz goreski at his home for the past 18 years. >> there's really wrong, there's something really wrong and it's hard for me to understand how it is happening. >> reporter: the bank has foreclosured and the sheriff's deputies are on the way to evict him so he's barricaded himself inside with a mattress and food and water, this is franz goreski's last stand in alamo. >> they forced the economy to tank and now they're going to take my home? this doesn't make sense. >> reporter: the great recession hit goreski's construction business hard but he was able to survive off savings for a while. but the money ran out, so he stopped making house payments to you years ago. he's been trying to get wells fargo to modify his loan ever since. >> we were in a loan modification process for the better part after year and a half, they said they're going to help you, but they had no intention of to do so. >> reporter: they worked for two years to work for home ownership. they were unable to reach a conclusion. >> you need to be outside. >> reporter: the deputies arrived like clock work with guns drawn and warned goreski that the s.w.a.t team to be on their way. >> they're on the way. we don't know all that extra, extra excitement. >> reporter: after a brief negotiation, he comes out peacefully. but the wells fargo employee hiding behind the umbrella, he changed the locks of the home he built with his own two hands. with most of his belongings in storage, goreski has moved in with his in-laws. >> this is my new room. >> reporter: at 51 years old he's gone from living in a 3,000 square foot home to this. >> so now what? >> oh, you know, i don't know. i mean, i'm just going to put one foot in front of the other, get up in the morning, put my pants on one leg at a time and go out and give it hell. it's not the same. a florida woman is receiving a $18 million reward after uncovering a massive mortgage fraud scheme. lynn simoniac said she noticed inconsistencies. the same name was signed multiple different ways. she will get park of a $95 million settlement paid out by bank of america, jpmorgan, chase, wells fargo, and sitigroup. transit agencies are struggling with budget problems. in san fransisco it is particularly bad. so now muni wants to pass some of the pain to people who never even ride buses or trains. and at the same time, muni wants to let thousands of people to start riding for free. the san fransisco municipal transportation agency will operate with a $53 million deficit this coming year. despite the money crunch, there is a growing push to offer free bus passes for children under 18. in a town hall meeting, muni passengers pled their cases. this woman spoke for a spanish speaking family. >> i am a mother of five children, i have a disabled son, and it's difficult for me to pay for my transportation and the transportation of my children. i don't think it's fair because of the deficit the weight of the deficit is being put on the backs of low income riders. >> reporter: muni estimates is would cost $8 million a year to offer free bus passes to the city's youth. they argue student fares make up 1% of the revenue. it's negligible. >> 1% is not a huge number, and there are strong policy arguments in keeping in line with our transit first policy to making sure that youth and others have access to the muni system. >> reporter: but at the same time muni is looking to close the gap by making it more painful for drivers. some proposal including extending parking meter hours, including sundays, and adding up to a thousand more meters on city streets. >> the two things are really separate. even if we were not considering or contemplating reduced or free fares for youth, we still have a gap to close, and we're looking at some of those revenue items such as eliminating the -- such as charging for parking on sunday. >> reporter: well the muni chiefs says they are looking for outside money to help pay for these free muni passes, it is a two-year pilot project that they want to start by summer but there's already criticism. same say this creates a dangerous category of people which is a dangerous precedent for muni. . >> we want to give you fair warning for the next couple of weeks, worker productivity will be going down in your office. sick calls will be going up. and people will be glued to cbs 5 and cbssf.com. it's an ailment known as march madness. [ laughter ]. >> and there's one bay area team that got globered tonight. >> what makes the tournament so special is that those teams that barecally squeak and in the end they get to the final four. virginia commonwealth did that a year ago, remember? the california golden bears were hoping do the same. they looked good heading out for warmups but it was all downhill from there. they lead 18-5. it was if they were playing six on five in the first half. cobbs throws it away. south florida led 33-13 at the half. they had a lead as high as 32 in the second half. a huge jam. the bears made it respectable late by south florida wins 65-64. >> i didn't imagine that happening. we dug ourselves a huge hole in the first half and probably as bad as i've seen us play. >> it's hard to go out that way, but i think we just kind of, like, coach said in the lockerroom, we just had -- we let up at some point, we stopped working as hard. we thought maybe things would come a little bit easier. >> we are your march madness headquarters. sign up right now for the bracket challenge. it's really user friendly. so you know, you got 64 teams, take you 10 seconds to get it all done. >> you're condoning this. >> yes, i am, anything free. a new way to stop drunks from driving. tonight, the plan to pay you a reward for reporting drunk drivers. he says he does it because that's what sells. a,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, drunk drivers off california roadways. . a new and potentially profitable proposal to get drunk drivers off california roadways. there is an offer of $100 reward to anyone who reports an impaired driver. southern california lawmakers say the money would be paid for by the drunk driver and awarded only after a conviction. anti-drunk driver groups and the aclu have not yet weighed in on the proposal. in a bay area city all too familiar with violence a move to fight back against one of their own. hip-hop artist too short is accused of showing how boys can pimp girls. why he says his music has to denigrate women. >> reporter: too short has spent nearly a quarter century recording music he admits is mysoginistic. last month todd anthony shaw recorded an interview with too short. the magazine called it fatherly advice saying when you get to late high school and you feel a certain way about the girls, i'm going to tell you a couple of tricks, tricks so treacherous xl has erased the video. we're going way past that. >> he is basically describing how to rape a young girl. he's talking to middle school kids. >> reporter: the video interview went viral. >> the people who produced this in xl magazine have to be held accountable, it's unacceptable. >> reporter: it's called a how-to, how to do overt sex acts and how to pimp. >> that's how you guys do it, that's how the pimp a girl out. >> i thought it was an online something, i didn't get the premise to it, and they talked about how it was a joke, some funny thing they were doing. >> reporter: teen girls in east oakland say his songs have an unbelievable influence. >> girls would come outside with short shorts on with, like, fish net, high heels. >> reporter: combined that with videos like the whisper song and tip thrill, they say boys exercise no control. >> i seen them probably fondling girls, like trying to touch them. >> reporter: too short told the crowd he struggled for five years to put out clean music but labels won't bite. >> i blame myself but at the same time i did step into that, i did allow myself to speak those words so therefore there's no, there's no, like, excuse. >> reporter: in an age where speak first, apologize in the aftermath, too short is following that lead. and since he admits provocative sells, consider this: too short just dropped his 1,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . march 14th just six days away for the arrival of spring and we certainly had a soaker after winter storm. let's show you what's left on our live high def doppler radar. light precipitation across the santa cruz mountains where the focus of this activity has been focused on the san lorenzo river, high tide at 4:30, but then all this is drying up. look at san jose, still under that rain shadow effect. light precipitation in the east bay, that's what remains around the san ramon area. over 9 inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains since the storm began. this is your futurecast, a linger leftover shower tomorrow, painly cloudy, few sunny breaks, then this is the second system working its way in this time tomorrow night. then watch what happens with the third system, right there on friday night, hit and miss showers all weekend long. tomorrow, mainly cloudy, few showers, saturday, spotty cold showers with thunderstorms, hail, and a lowering snow level over the weekend at 2500 feet. tonight overnight 40s and 50s. tomorrow your daytime highs up to about 67 degrees. extended forecast, it's pretty unsettled all the way through sunday with cloud cover on sunday with cloud cover on monday all the way,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ bird 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