>> thaunk you. that rain is coming down hard in the north bay. people in napa and sonoma counties are facing the possibility of flooding and mudslides. >> reporter: they definitely are. folks here in santa rosa have already suffered so much loss. tonight's flash flood watch has many folks worried they may see more destruction. >> we had a beautiful field. it's great area. >> reporter: sharon is still dealing with the loss of her fountain grove home to the tubbs fire. tonight she's got a whole new worry. the threat her lot my slide in the rain. >> it's scary. it's scary. it's just a watch, wait and see. >> reporter: city, county and state crews are working hard to gear up for the wet weather. they've covered hillsides with stabilizing hydro mulch and today closed circuit tv crews have been out in force using motorized cameras to inspect storm drains. they found 23 problem spots where underground storm pipes have melted. emergency repairs have been under way. >> given the amount of rain forecasting and the way the system is set up we're preparing for the possibility of it to stall over santa rosa, which is the last thing we want to have happen. >> reporter: add the flash flood watch kicks in, people are getting nervous. they have already been through so much. >> this whole experience has been awful. just hoping for the best. hoping it come out on the other side okay. >> reporter: we are back here live not only did the fires destroy hundreds of homes, it also destroyed a lot of vegetation. that's the real worry as that has left the ground unstable. mudslide, land slides and flooding are a real possibility. reporting live in san ta rosa, i'm jodi hernandez. >> thank you. want to take you outside. live look at the east bay. crews have been clearing litter from storm drains all day to make sure the rain has place to go when it starts really falling heavy. in berkeley they are on stand by for when flooding starts on city streets. we spoke with a store owner who said he was glad to see all the crews out working. >> the water came up to point. last year i called city so much and had them come out to clean before the rain starts. it was a little better but not enough. we'll with tracking the storm for the next 24 hours. you can count on us. if you want to know where the rain is going on, you can share your pictures if you want to take pictures of the video with us or posting to our facebook page at nbc bay area. a man described as a psychotic killer is back in custody. randall saito escaped a state hospital in hawaii on sunday. flew to the bay area and is now sitting if jail. he was arrested while sitting in a cab at a gas station in stockton. robert she is still shaken from that encounter. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of people are still chaken up. got caught here at pump number six delivered by cab to officers. >> crazy, crazy day here. >> reporter: randall saito used two different yellow cab drivers from a motel and those rides led to his arrest just down the road. he escaped from a hawaii menta a acquitted for reason of insanity for a brutal murder in 1979. he said he talked about how he got to stockton. she asked we not identify her. >> i was like, you got any family here. he's like i got a few but that's not why i'm here. i'm here just for a brief time. i was trying to find a car to get me to the state line. >> reporter: after taking him on errand, the cab driver left her name with him and later found out more. >> i was laying in bed last night and i seen on the news this guy escaped from hawaii and to san jose and he told me. i looked up and recognized his face. i was like that's the guy that was in my cab yesterday. >> reporter: when he called this morning another driver went instead. the cab company contacted the sheriff's department and officers caught up with him. >> that's crazy. he was right here. >> how was he acting during the arrest? >> very quiet. >> i had a psychopath loose in the cab with me. i'm very blessed i'm alive. who knows what could have happened. >> reporter: the gas station manager here says he's still a little rattled but praised deputies for the peaceful arrest and the sheriff's department says it will hold saito in jail until hawaiian law enforcement come and take him back. robert handa, nbc bay area news. thank you. we're tracking a developing story right now. if you're having problems making calls on your cell fophone you' not alone. an at&t outage is affecting iphones. the red is where they are having problems. customers who try to make calls are receiving a called fail message or recording that the call can't be completed. company says it's aware of this issue and telling customers that restarting your phone will fix the problem. a turn tonight in an nbc bay area investigation. the board of directors at presentation high school is breaking its silence about allegations of sexual misconduct at that prestigious catholic high school in san jose. as we have been reporting multiple women have come forward with claims against past and present. this letter was sent to parents and alumni. it's in the spotlight for the me too movement and the dark side of social media. the board says it's thankful for support following stress and confusion from the unwanted attention and says we are satisfied that presentation administration fulfilled the due diligence. the board doesn't make it clear which incident it is referring to but the investigative unit has learned of five cases where women say they reported allegations of sexual misconduct by male teachers to principal. the incidents range from the mid-1990s to this year. we spoked with a retired san jose police detective who has 32 years investigating sex crimes against children. he's representing two former presentation students. he says school districts everywhere need to know when they receive allegations like this the law requires them to notify police or child protective services not to conduct an their own internal investigation. >> we want our children to be in safe environment. we don't want predators on our campus ranging from congress to the olympics to hollywood. it's time to take these victims credibly. it's time to make change. >> we'll continue to follow this story. much more on this in the days to come. thank you so much. nbc bay area joins us live in the willow glen neighborhood. parents want to know why they weren't informed. >> reporter: that's right. it all happened here over the weekend. as you mentioned no one was injured. nothing was stolen from campus. the district says they wanted to have all the facts before they said anything to parents. parents are argue if a gun goes off on campus, you don't wait to tell parents. this photo taken in san jose shows a security camera vandalized and bullet holes in the roof. investigators believe it's an isolated incident. there's concern over student safety. >> there's soft targets. there's really no security around. they're here at a good school and good education. they shouldn't have to worry about that kind of stuff. >> reporter: for many parents another big concern is why they were never informed. >> it's already wednesday and this happened on the weekend and i don't know about it. that concerns me. >> reporter: one reason is because they didn't know of the bullet hole until after they started their investigation. parents like sean calls it absurd that the school waited this long. >> they don't need to know the what fors, where and why. ni i need to know if a security camera was shot out at my kid's school. >> reporter: the district says a newsletter will go out to explain what happened. another body found and a possible motive uncovered. new details reveal the northern california shooting spree. could we be next. geologists explain the quake near the area. we'll track more of this and an hour by hour look at the storm system at 6:19 this evening. the death toll rose today ... after authorities made a grim discovery in the killer s home, under the floorboards. the death toll rose today after authorities made a grim discovery in the killer's home under the floorboard. we're learning more about the gunman's motive. >> reporter: we are. that fifth victim turns out to be the gunman's own wife killed sunday night, they think. the body just found last night. a question tonight, how could this man who had stabbed a woman earlier this year, about to go on trial of it, subject of numerous complaints by neighbors be free to go on a killing spree? the number of people killed by kevin neal is now five. his wife's hidden body found late last night. >> put her body in the floor. >> reporter: deputies were familiar with neal. they were out at his house in january when he stabbed a neighbor in the stomach, a woman he shot and killed tuesday morning. after the stabbing, he quickly made bail. >> he should have been tried and convicted. that's not how our system works. >> reporter: deputies were back out to his house to investigate neighbor's complaints of gunfire. >> two occasions, officers put the house under surveillance hoping he could come back out. that didn't happen. >> reporter: johnston says the two rifles used in the shootings were illegally obtained and assembled by neal himself. he raced through town firing randomly into houses. >> it is possible you may have a neighbor or somebody that could be injured or hurt. we're not aware of. >> chuck lives across the street from the elementary school. he heard gunfire on campus yesterday morning. >> i say i heard 20 shots before i got out of my room. >> reporter: six children were injured by flying glass. one in fair condition. the rampage happened yesterday morning opinion tonight maybe it's time to heal with a candle light vigil scheduled for 15 minutes from now. we'll it for you tonight at 11:00. nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much for the update, terry. that elementary school janitor, the secretary, teachers all being called heroes tonight for their quick thinking and keeping yesterday's shooting rampage from becoming deadlier. the superintendent gave a chilly account of how the shooter arrived on campus before 8:00 a.m. yesterday. the school's secretary heard few gunshots in the distance. school officials gathered the students and put the campus on lockdown. the shooter rammed the gate with a pickup and jumped out with an assault rifle. the school's janitor got the attention long enough so the kids can be locked inside the classroom. the frustrated shooter fired from the outside before leaving. >> love and kindness and selflessness paired with the ability to professionally do what they did defeated evil yesterday. the fact is we don't have another one of those stories where multiple children are dead because of the heroics of my school staff. >> definitely. one student was hit by gunfire. he is expected to survive. the school has about 100 students. our coverage on this shooting continues online. just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. you can watch an entire interview with a gunman's sister on our website. you probably felt at least one of them. the bay area has opinion shaken by dozens of small earthquakes over the past couple of days. does that mean that more is on the way? scott budman spoke to a quake expert. i know we worry but usually the small ones are better than a big one. >> yeah and they say in some way the more small earthquakes, the better. they relieve the tension on our earthquake faults. local quake experts say they now have the technology to help us plan for what might come next. that's what an earthquake sounds like, a pop. they've heard a lot of those lately especially in the south bay where nearly 100 earthquakes hit gonzalez in two days. >> what we see is we have one larger event. >> a sequence often called an earthquake swarm. we stopped by usgs to talk swarms with geophysicists who says the clusters of quakes ease pressure. >> it releases stress on the fault when the earthquake happens. >> he also says studying the history of quake swarms not only improve technology like the early warning system, it helps them help others. >> which helps in preparing building codes in locations that are prone to future earthquakes. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc laura behnke area news. treacherous driving in the sierra right now. chains are required for everyone. snow rolled in early this morning and it's been accumulating all day long. with all this fresh snow several tahoe ski resorts are planning to open this friday. jeff, you say the issue is the drive up there. the snow will be good for skiing but the problem is the drive. >> it's going to be soup erp slow going. we're looking at possibility a couple feet of snow at the higher elevations. they have a closer look at that at 6:30 tonight. i want to start off this evening with what i'm watching right noi with our developing storm system and already in santa rosa, .82 of a inch of rainfall. it's pretty slow going. that will keep the flooding threat elevated. we're looking at gusty winds and that dangerous sierra snow. let's take you through the time line of this. it's primarily the north bay and getting close to san francisco here for that accumulating rainfall. then as we head throughout the morning starts to move into contra costa and the peninsula and down to san jose as we hit 4:00 in the morning. watch this. as we head from 4:00 a.m. through 7:00 in the morning it's still over the south bay. that's how we're going to get to higher rainfall totals down in the santa clara valley. we may actually see the system stall out as we head throughout tomorrow. there's chance of that possibility occurring. we're going to run through the full totals and more updates tonight. i want to put things on pause for a second and talk about the wind. we think by 11:30 tonight it's going to get a little by gustier. 20 to 36 miles an hour wind gusts out of south. as we head through tomorrow morning we'll start to see the winds relax around 8:00 in the morning opinion when morning. when do we clear out? friday, saturday and most of sunday. we have more dry weather on the way. 6:30 tonight. update on the snow. we're going to have details on exactly how much rain in your m microclimate. the punishment for three ucla babble players arrested for shoplifting in china. plus their comments about getting some help from president trump. a live look in santa rosa where we're kicking off our food drive this week. we'll show you where your donations are going. a rescue at ocean beach in san francisco. the fire edpartment says they had to pull a man from the water just after five o )clock. firefighters say he was taken to the hospital in critical a rescue at ocean beach. the fire department said they have to pull a man from the water after 5:00. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. davinci piece has just soeltds at an auction. the highest auction rice for any work of art. back in a moment. u-c-l-a basketball players arrested in china r ncht calling their actions stew pi -- stupid three ucla players apologize for the incident. they also thanked president trump for convincing china's president to release them. last week the city's freshman were arrested for taking items from three designer stores in shanghai while the team was there to play china in a game. >> i'm a young man. however, it's not an excuse for making a really stupid decision. i don't feel sorry for myself and i've learned my lesson from this big mistake and i'm 110% sure i will not make a bad decision like this one again. >> the young men very emotional. they have been suspend frd the basketball team as the university reviews their case. they're not allowed to travel with the team nor suit up for any home games. president trump fired back at his critics of his asia trip today. he gave a 23-minute summary of his five nation tour describing the trip as major success. he also reiterated his promise that the new u.s. trade policy will be america first. he also said his delegation was met everywhere with warmth, hospitality and respect. >> this great respect showed very well our country is further evidence that america's renewed confidence in standing in the world has never been stronger than it is right now. sdplp at the end of his speech the president ignored questions from reporters about whether alabama republican roy moore should drop out of senate race. tracking the rain. a live look at our satellite radar showing us where it's coming down. chief meteorologist is tracking it. he'll be back with us in a moment. it was just the pain of being homeless is the hardest part. >> a pregnant woman struggled to survivor. coming up, we investigate what's pushing pregnant women and children onto the streets. accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and demand that elected officials take a stand on impeachment. a republican congress once impeached a president for far less. yet today people in congress and his own administration know that this president is a clear and present danger who's mentally unstable and armed with nuclear weapons. and they do nothing. join us and tell your member of congress that they have a moral responsibility to stop doing what's political and start doing what's right. our country depends on it. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. weather alert coverage: steady rain falling around the bay area. we continue our microclimate weather alert coverage. steady rain falling all around the bay area. here is a look at the satellite radar for you. >> chief meteorologist is tracking this storm. jeff, it's a pretty big one. >> it definitely is. already close to an inch for parts of the north bay right near santa rosa. that's why we're continuing under this flash flood watch. also extending into early tomorrow morning. highest risk of flooding would be in the north bay fire zones for those 245,000 acres burned. mudslides really be one of the biggest threats. we want to remind you that today in the bay our morning show will be on starting at 4:00 tomorrow morning with any potential issues. we're going to be track it for you by calling meteorologist will be all over it for you. taking a look at the radar and where the storm is headed next. how does the forecast play out for this. we've had the rain tonight in the north bay. what i'm seeing right now is by 10:00 p.m. still rain over the north bay in san francisco. by 3:00 a.m. it's for the east bay. by 6:00 a.m. it's down towards the south by. even by tomorrow afternoon we could have south bay lingering. we talked about sierra snow. i want to let you know if you're headed there through tomorrow night we could see anywhere from one to two feet of snow. please take it slow. we'll pinpoint the exact totals of how much we could get from the storm and what's next this weekend. >> thanks. see you soon. we'll take you out live to san francisco. it's been dealing with flooding problems in the mission for decades but the public utility's commission says it's doubling down on flood protection to help people who live and work there. city workers laid out 500 feet of flood barrier protection. today stretching down both fulsom and 17th street. city has opinion using the barriers for three years but now they added a strike team to address problems as they pop up. they are also issuing millions in grants to help people retrofit their property. the program is called sf rain ready. >> coordinated city services like this one and then innovative ideas for residents to take advantage of ahead of the rainy season and ahead of the wet weather. >> on the top of the hill it rains down here. each qualifying project can receive up to $0,0 $30,000 in assistance. we'll have the latest at 11:00. today in the bay will be starting early tomorrow to keep you updated. our coverage begins at 4:00 a.m. tragic to see young mothers living on the street. more than 200,000 children this california go to bed without a home of their home and in the pay area the problem is a growing number of the homeless are actually mothers with their newborns. >> investigative reporter hits the street to look into this disturbing problem. >> they're among the most vulnerable, children born homeless. 20,000 kids and teens were homeless for at least part of the last school year. we investigate what's being done to protect children and we expose why some pregnant mothers are being turned away from shelters. >> it feel like when it water breaks? >> patricia is 24 years old. s >> she's always moving. >> nine months pregnant. >> you've had to spend nights sleeping in this park. >> yes. i did. i was in survival homode. >> she was just four years old when her mother's drug addiction pushed them on to the street. >> how would you describe your childhood? >> lonely. i didn't feel loved most of the time. >> do you ever get over that? >> no. it's like a pain that stays deeply rooted in you. your wounds heal but that doesn't mean they go away. >> patricia was placed in foster care but at just 16 started living mostly on her own. she worked several jobs and even attended college for about a year. >> is part of you worried that your daughter might have to spend some of her childhood homeless like you did? >> that is a worry. if i have to change around my whole life to make sure she has place to stay and she doesn't have to be homeless during her childhood, i will. >> to get to her doctors appointments the about an hour commute, two bus lines and a train. >> i've been lucky that my baby works with me. she doesn't give me a lot of pain. >> her fiance, ace, has now been on the streets. he now lives at drug rehab center. she lives at the women's only center where she's been gathering baby supplies for months. she also attends free parenting classes a couple times a week. >> have you decided on a name? >> yeah. >> her name is faith. it's believing that things will get better even though it doesn't seem that way. it's clear in san francisco. moms with children even newborns, begging on the street. one thon profit says it's seen 224 homeless pregnant women this year alone. the number of homeless women giving birth has spiked at least 76% since 2010. >> there are women who have to spend most of their pregnancy on the street. >> reporter: dana is a registered nurse with the department and on the road daily providing medical care to the homeless including pregnant women and new moms. >> can homeless parents really provide for their kids? >> these women have everything that a baby needs but not having shelter makes those things really difficult to provide. >> children this eminent danger can be taken away but those who need child protective services tell us being homeless isn't reason enough because a lack of permanent housing doesn't qualify as abuse or neglect. while san francisco shelter have over one hundred beds most pregnant women aren't given priority until they are seven months along. >> there's nowhere affordable for them to live with their family. >> san francisco mayor, ed lee. >> is the city doing enough to not only help homeless adults but homeless children? >> i believe we are. >> the mayor unveiled a plan to eliminate homeless camps over the next two years and get all into permanent housing in next four years. >> we're going to end family homelessness the way we know it. >> the strategy uses a new central database to help match the homeless, including children with housing and medical care they need. >> i believe the child is not in safe environment when on the streets. >> especially newborns. her baby was delivered nine days late. she believes her new found faith arrived right on schedule. >> do you ever worry that faith will be taken away? >> that would be the fight of their life. >> patricia will soon lose her housing. her temporary stay at the shelter runs out in four months. >> do you know where you'll go after that? >> i don't know exactly where i'll go. >> how do you deal with that uncertainty? >> understanding this life is uncertainty in itself. >> and by having faith? >> exactly. >> the city plans to develop more permanent housing for homeless families over the next five years. enough for more than 500 people. that subsidized housing unlike shelters won't have time limits on when families will need to move out. >> thaupg thank you very much. have you have a story call 888-996 h 888-996-tips. a smash and grab minus the grabbing. video of the jewelry store robbing and search for the suspects. : feeding the needy. a live look in santa rosa. we're kicking off our food drive this week. you can see the boy scouts are on deck helping out. we'll check in in just a bit. and grab at a jewelry store in pleastanton. it happened at the )diamond rig company ) in stoneridge mall last night. this video - give a smash and grab at a jewelry store in pleasanton. this is vid you given to us by the owner shows a group of mask thieves storming the store. they tried 11 times to break the cases. the glass was too thick. no one was hurt. are there more victims? we're learning a string of violent attacks could be connected. these men have been arrested for robbing and shooting man in broad daylight at the east ridge mall in east san jose. the shooting happened back this april 25th. the victim is expected to survivor. now investigators believe that the four men may have been involved in other armed robberies in the area between last march and april. investigators are asking for any possible victims to please come forward. protesters filled streets strois their anger. they are upset the city posted signs ordering motor homes to move. city says they need to move to help protect against flooding on street. protesters don't believe that saying they think the goal is the clear out the rvs because the new school is said to begin construction nearby. >> i've had yatwo jobs. my wife has two jobs. it's a little hard because i've had better. >> ultimately some rvs movered to the next street the others couldn't because they are broken down. ncht let's turn things over to jeff. the storm has slowed down a little bit. that intensity is still headed our way. >> it is. the north bay has picked up close to an inch to santa rosa and moving off toward the south. this could be some of the most rainfall we've had since april 6th for much of the bay area. for some of the higher elevations we have to go way back to february 20th. we'll have a pinpoint of those totals and when this movers out coming up in five minutes. a business and one of its customers in a tug of war over a check. we step in to referee. nbc bay area responds, next. plap to a walnut creek woman who needed help getting a refund check. she asked our responds team for help. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with the story. . walnut creek woman needed help getting a refund check. >> this started three years ago when francine set up a dish network account for her daughter who had no credit. she said she paid every single month. when she closed that account there was this $77 overpayment. that was due to her but when dish cut the refund check, it made it payable to her daughter. francine found out even though she opened the account and made the payments her daughter was listed as the account holder. that's why the check was made to her. she tried to get dish to reissue the check but the effort went nowhere. she reached out to us for help. we contacted dish and it cut a new check made payable to her for $77. she probably should have made sure the account was in her name. that way she would have complete control over the account and dish agreed saying standard policy is to send refunds only to the account holder but it considered this a special case. in statement it said we understand that top notch customer service is a priority. we regret the frustration this has caused ms. curtis. on the topic of checks. i can't tell you the last time i wrote one. >> i write them all the time. >> so do i. >> some people only take checks. >> we need more time to figure this out. >> we love checks. >> i can't bill pay everything. >> yes, you can. let's move on, people. we want to talk about our annual event to help feed the need. we're partnering with safeway for a month long food drive. >> people are dropping off turkeys. i see you've got some whole new manpower out there with you. >> reporter: i do. the rain has been nonstop since i got here at 5:00. just about 15 minutes ago we had a long line of folks gathering. here are the real volunteers. i haven't heard them come mine once. they have been standing out here in the rain loading up turkeys for families that were pulling up in need. thank you. we have a turkey right here. look at that. i want to bring in david goodman. he's here on behalf -- he's the executive director of the food bank. tell us about the need especially this year with the north bay wildfires. >> we have seen higher need from people that are cleaning the fires and looking for a place to live and a place to eat. they have new expenses. this is time of year where bay area food banks throughout the area are fighting disasters that happen every day. i would just encourage everybody to support all of their local food banks who help us and have been here for us every step of the way. >> thank you very much. i know earlier we tried to chat with you but you were busy working. we have ira here. he's here on behalf of foster farms and here to present them with something very meaningful. >> we have given these folks 40,000 pounds of poultry products. today we're districting 1,000 turkeys. to help with the recovery and continuing needs to address food security, this is a check for $100,000 from foster farms. >> this is one of many food banks that benefits from al of your donations which is why our feed the need food driver is so important. for $10 you can make a difference. i'm going to send the camera back to them because we need to thank them. i'm going to send things back to you. you can find the information on our website. really help us feed the need this year. back to you in the studio. >> i like the tour keurkey. >> what a generous donation. people are still out there despite the rain pouring down. >> just kind of warms your heart. that is getting hit the hardest by the storm system. we saw her out in the wet weather with the rain jacket on. it's been non-stop. what i want everybody to know in marin, napa and sonoma county. while it continues to be heavy here throughout this evening, we have a brand new batch of consistent wet weather. you can see out here offshore. that's what i'm concerned about next and that's when the flood threat will start to heighten as we have got more non-stop rain coming your way throughout this evening. as we zoom in and get a closer look, it's some new areas beginning to get wet weather. you can see here at 7:17 tonight and into crockett more moderate rainfall. i want to move things into 7:0. that's what all of you guys want. no matter what weather app your look at our yoen phone whether it's hours or competitor, this kind of information is so valuable because it doesn't get it down to this level. we still may get a little bit down towards san francisco around 9:30. it's going o to be slow moving. we're dealing with heavier pockets of rain in the north bay. it starts to move down into contra costa. also the peninsula. the yesterdllow, orange and red the heavier rainfall areas. eventually into san jose we'll see the wetter weather begin at 4:00 in the morning. that will continue for the morning commute across the south bay and east bay. that's where it looks like it's going to be the worth throughout tomorrow morning. in terms of our forecast, as you get ready to go on your thursday, temperatures in the 50s. wettest weather from the south bay over to the tri-valley. i think we'll start to see things drying out in san francisco and also the north bay. that storm system continues to push off to the south. let's take you back to the future cast. i want to underscore the point that there is a chance that we could see the rainfall just kind of stall out throughout the south bay all the way through thursday morning and maybe linger into the early afternoon hours on thursday. this is how we get to some of these higher rainfall totals. you can see in the south bay .82 possible right around an inch through the bay. keep in mind if you're in the hills above 1,000 feet, you know who you are. you'll be in this one to two inch rainfall. temperatures cool as this moves in. need a jacket tomorrow. 58 san francisco and low 60s from san jose down to morgan hill. extended forecast shows drying weather once we hit friday. also saturday for nbc bay area food drive. most of sunday is dry. by 10:00 p.m. we could see more rainfall return. looks like monday would be the better chance and dry next tuesday and wednesday. for the inland valleys, same scenario on the rainfall and temperatures remain ng tining i 60s. my colleague will be here tracking that doppler radar with all the particulars. probably getting here about 1:30 or 2:00 in morning. she'll be all over that. >> thanks, jeff. heading to mexico city to face the super bowl champs. it's a daunting task for the raiders. they're ready. we'll hear from them next. middle of their bye week, while the raiders are getting ready to head south of the border. for the second straight year, the raiders will play in mexico the 49ers are currently in middle of their buy week. >> the raiders will play in mexico city. they beat houston last year surrounded by raider nation. fans expect to be back again. coaches say it feels like home field advantage. they're going to need it. their opponent super bowl champs, the new england patriots. >> understanding the climate there and the challenges there with the altitude and pollution. that's part of it. all in all i thought we handled our business well last year. we had a similar approach this year. fans are very engaged. it's a great atmosphere to be part of it. go down there plands good football. that's what our focus is. >> the game is set to kick off at 1:25 on sunday. tonight at 11:00, the search is over. a little dog named biscuit is back home safe after being taken from the family car. the surprising place biscuit turned up and the red flags it's raising. that's tonight at 11:00. >> that will do it for us. one final check of the storm moving across the pay area. >> i have a time line for everybody. 10:00 p.m. tonight. rain for the north bay to san francisco. by 3:00 a.m. it's over the east bay and peninsula. by 6:00 a.m. it's over the south bay. maybe some lingering rainfall into early tomorrow afternoon for the south bay. we clear out from the wet weather as we head throughout friday, saturday. most of sunday and we'll see a new system approach by 10:00 p.m. 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