this. lillian? both attack happened early sunday morning. 15 minutes apart. the first attack happened in the kennedy grove between the faculty club and humanity center on the stanford campus. female stunt was walking back to her dorm room at 1:45 am when a man came from behind and tackled her. another man in the area saw the whole thing and yelled at the attacker who then ran away. the second incident happened at the residential house on campus drive. party had taken place there earlier in the evening and as the party was winding down a man entered the unlocked room of female student. police say he climbed into her bed and tried to take off her clothes. she then woke up and after a verbal exchange the man left. police are now trying to determine if the same person is responsible for both attacks. 2 locations are close to one another so it s possible. so other than that it s purely conjecture. suspect description are similar and yet not similar. always a little burst in
we have rain, we are on winter storm watch this morning and possible snow to the sierra, good news, we have live team coverage and sal of course is keeping an eye on your morning commute but first let s start with steve paulsen where the rain is falling, how long, steve? this is a very warm system so it is not going to do much for the sierra but i want to zero in on the area with the most rain and that is storm tracker 2 and that s danville, not all areas are picking up or getting in on this. yes, it is cloudy and windy and gusts up to 50 miles per hour, come out a little wider, some areas near san jose it is dry areas but it will be a morning rain event and we will have wind as well and we ll see a decrease and at least we have one system giving us some much needed rain. you have some rain and what is going on there, paul. it is beautiful but it is also raining, take a look, you can see the rain is coming down and meaning the roadways are wet and it is slick out there so
mateo bridge. we continue our storm coverage, as we hit the streets this morning, it has been steady and several rain related accidents overnight. looking at this first one, this accident looks worse than it was. this driver made it out okay and just before 3:00 he was taking the on ramp when he says his car hydroplaned, he then spun before he went airborne. i tried to correct it, before i knew it, i hit the curb and i am getting flipped over. and there was another rain related accident, this one near the boulevard on ramp in richmond. as a reminder, you may want to give yourself extra time this morning. remember the roads are slick. expect some strong gusty winds and lastly, the national weather service issued an advisory and winds could be reaching up to 35 miles per hour in some areas all throughout the bay area so give yourself some extra time when you are hitting the roadways. live, i am paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. we have live team coverage awning get up t
the s.u.v. is back. first drops are falling as new storm blows in from the pacific. not a major system but since we need every drop better late than never. good evening. this storm will be wet and windy. let s start with sandy with a lack at radar tonight. i m already getting reports from all around the bay area of very light rain falling. let s look at live doppler 7 hd. thank you to all of you to report for reporting san anselmo, castro valley hills all reporting rain as you look at live doppler 7 hd you see where the heaviest coming down writ now in the north bay we get some very heavy cell from fort ross to jenner and bodega bay and closer to petaluma and novato across 101 miller creek road, ignacio boulevard getting pretty wet pavement. san rafael, larkspur east bay and san pablo and he we get rain there and lighter rain falling out to the inland east bay. planes down to the south bay and the monterey bay. the heaviest rain and wind are still on the way. they w
high alert. just last month, there was a similar attack at san jose state university, a man allegedly groped four women after entering their unlocked dorm rooms. that suspect has been arrested. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. thank you. tonight, we are also learning more about the abuse charges facing a special ed teacher on the peninsula. 44-year-old alexia bog does is out on bail tonight but authorities at roosevelt elementary in redwood city say she won t return to the classroom until this case is settled. investigators say the victims are two 4-year-old boys. she is accused of withholding food, kicking, slapping and twist one of the boy s wrists. neither child was seriously hurt. she returns to court next month to enter a plea. alarming news about the safety of the children tonight. many are hurt by loved ones on purpose. the study found that 58 of every 100,000 children under the able of 1 end up in a hospital with injuries suffered