rancho tehama -- all the parcels out there are one acre or bigger. people tonight said it is easy to get isolated. but this tragedy has everyone united.>> we went down -- he was blowing bullets everywhere.>> reporter: residents share their feelings. still fresh.>> i am angry. and i am frustrated. and i'm confused.>> reporter: questions about kevin neil who killed his wife then went on a rampage gunning down neighbors and strangers until he was killed by officers a few miles from his home.>> i've been warning them every night when i hear gunshots.>> reporter: there were warnings unheeded.>> there is no safe place on this earth.>> reporter: the pastor insisted this be about gratitude and called tuesday a day of miracles.>> this father was in a classroom next to the boy hit through the wall. shot and wounded was so stoic.>> he did not cry. he just stayed in the position he was told to stay in by the teacher.>> reporter: that child is hospitalized with a bullet under his arm and one is his foot in fair condition. his aunt asked for prayers as he is about to have his first surgery.>> i am so sorry for everybody who has been hurt.>> i don't think we are the heroes. the kids were.>> reporter: if you teacher spoke applauded for the swift lockdown that averted a massacre.>> i want to thank the children for being brave. in doing what they were supposed to be doing.>> the ones that are hurt better soon. i want to thank the staff and police.>> reporter: people spoke for more than an hour lifting each other up.>> a revival is going to happen.>> reporter: promising to better know their neighbors and get involved. >> the only way to build a stronger community is to build a bond of friendship.>> reporter: determined to show their true colors.>> i have so much love. to give. and i want to give it to you.>> reporter: the evening ended with a prayer circle. the children in the middle and prayers for their health and safety. 1500 people live in rancho tehama. so small everyone picks up their mail at midday at the post office. there was talk tonight of keeping this unity going so they don't cross paths without sharing a conversation or a hug.>> so many people know each other. are we learning anything more about the victims? >> reporter: at the vigil tonight i could not find anyone who knew any of the adults who were shot and killed. there were some people who alluded to the gun -- gunman's wife. not in any detail. they kept to themselves. this was a broader cross- section of the community. not people who knew the victims personally. today authorities into hama county revealed new information about the gunman. the da said kevin neil should not have been allowed to have dunce because of a restraining order after an arrest this year. investigators also revealed the gunman's wife was the first person he killed.>> reporter: a madman on the loose. is help the assistant sheriff described kevin jansen neil. they say his behavior on monday indicates a ticking time bomb. a concerned car -- call from neighbors about gunfire near his home. later he made a distressed phone call to his mother telling her it is all over. they believe he shot and killed his wife that same night.>> he cut a hole in his floor. we are confident he murdered her, shot her at some point probably late monday. he put her body in the floor and covered it up.>> reporter: tuesday morning he set off on a killing spree. his first target was a neighbor who obtained a restraining order against him after he was arrested for stabbing her. he bailed out after that incident that remained on law enforcement radar. neighbors called the sheriff's office several times to report the sound of gunfire from his home. deputies responded.>> he would not come to the door. on two occasions officers put the house under surveillance open he will come out. that did not happen. >> reporter: they thought that neil could own firearms. the district attorney in tehama county said he was not legally able to possess a firearm. any guns are to be turned in to police or law enforcement can collect those guns upon serving a restraining order. some neighbors wonder why the sheriff's office did not confiscate his firearms.>> he must not only -- obtain a firearm or ammunition. and must surrender or sell any firearm in his possession. upon demand. it also allowed for the search of the defendant's home if you fail to surrender firearms.>> reporter: to semi automatic rifles were illegally manufactured likely in his home. the handgun he used was reportedly registered to someone else. he had no prior convictions was able to possess a firearm prior to the restraining order. that is his mental health. his sister told the washington post he suffer from mental illness for years and they tried to get him treatment that he refused. his erratic behavior and uncontrollable temper recently escalated. stay with us for continuing coverage. we will bring you developments as we get them. the storm that moved into the bay area ringing us a significant rain. it is the season's strongest system. a camera captured this downpour in napa at 6 pm. we have team coverage. jana is out in the elements. but first to bill martin on where the heaviest rain is falling. this is the strongest storm in the season. if it was february i would say that. it is moving through the bay area. flash flood watch for the burned areas of the north bay. rainfall rates near an engine hour. week will see more rain in the coming hours. showers continue to move into the area. heavy at times. draping themselves across the central bait. yellow and orange represents the heaviest rainfall. some of these cells are coming down. the orange areas it is raining hard. 7/10 of an inch in our by oakland. that is a quarter inch of rain an hour. this is a lot of rain. you are getting pooling water. hayward is getting heavy rain. oakland is getting heavy rain. heaviest part of the system continues past midnight into 4 am in the morning. heavy showers -- this is impressive. a half inch of rain an hour. the kind of rainfall rates you find in a tropical storm. as you look outside it the sweats on the bay bridge. the forecast model -- midnight and you see it is still lingering in the north and central bait. it starts to migrate 1 am. this is going to be the strongest time of the storm between 2 am-4 am. the morning commute will be wet. not so much from the sky but what is left over on the ground. it will continue to rain hart pretty much all night. we will lay out -- see you back here. she is in sausalito after surveying how some of the burned areas in the north bay are holding up in the rain.>> reporter: right now at the golden gate bridge the storm passed over us. we are getting a break from the rain. the winds are strong. earlier we were further north. those areas by the wildfire is where there is a concern about flooding.>> reporter: across the bay rain poured from the skies and on the wet roads parts crowd. the traffic snarled. on interstate 80 cars can to the halt in the westbound lane when accident happened 8:30 pm near the emeryville exit.>> i was getting messages on my phone saying i 80 will be dishes if you're going home tonight.>> reporter: earlier at 6:30 pm another crash on i 80 westbound. it stopped traffic as an ambulance took a person to the hospital. the storm prompted a flash flood watch in the north bay. officials worried heavy rain might cause mudslides for flooding.>> we had the fires occur. the rainy season is starting. it is tough.>> reporter: residents are concerned about the heavy rain and road conditions.>> i live on some hills -- all my neighbors in my family are afraid the first rain in the season. it gets oily and slippery.>> we might see ash and dirt and debris running into the streets which will cause the roadways to become slick. we urge caution driving in those areas.>> reporter: there is also concern about those strong winds and possibly bringing down trees or power lines. call your fire official or 911 if you see any of that. as for the flash flood watch for the north bay it will continue until 3 am in the morning. that storm bringing rain to the bay area is expected to dump several feet of snow in the sierra by this time tomorrow. the snow has been falling at donna's summit all day. they issued a winter storm watch for the lake tahoe area in effect until late tomorrow. this note will let up on friday creating conditions for skiers and snowboarding. squalid valley alpine meadows and heavenly are among the resorts the plan to open this weekend. you can check weather conditions and live radar in the time with the free weather app. you will find updates from our weather team on facebook twitter and instagram. it doesn't matter what i say. it will be misinterpreted. it will be mixed up. it will be scrutinized.>> ktvu explosive. the mat -- the wife of the man at the center of the ghost ship warehouse fire. the problem driven by affordable housing or the lack thereof. it is led the poll also -- poll also consider banning a certain size vehicle. the arrest of an escaped psychopath in northern california. new questions about his escape and the response. hi, we're alaska airlines. and our california game is stepping up. with our low fares, your san jose start-up won't have to pony up for a quick flight to an la meet-up. and you might even get an up-grade on your next trip to palm springs. over 90 daily non-stops. from san diego on up. alaska airlines. that's how we fly. and now, step up to alaska premium class, with upgrades starting at just $15. a man described as dangerous to escape from the hospital in hawaii is in custody after he caught a flight to san jose. police arrested randall -- in stockton this morning. at a gas station near 99. investigators received a tip he was headed for his brother's home in stockton. he escaped from the hospital in hawaii on sunday and was caught on video taking a to the airport in honolulu. 10 hours passed before the hospital realized he was gone.>> there was a breakdown in communications and our safety protocols and communication. don't know whether it was purposeful or not.>> he was acquitted of murdering a woman by reason of insanity in 1979. he had been committed to the hawaii state hospital for 30 years. recreational vehicles camping on the streets of east palo alto for weeks and months at a time has come to a head. residents are attending a meeting at city hall the voice of support in opposition to the living arrangement. jesse is light at the meeting which has been going on for several hours.>> reporter: the city's transportation and public works committees are working jointly trying to amend an ordinance to ban the overnight parking of large vehicles such as rvs. the battle going on inside the room behind me started with a problem very close to the bay and it can be a bellwether for what is to come to communities across the area.>> reporter: wednesday evening east palo alto officials told away the last piece in an armada of arby's. 1100 block of week street home. this resident did not want to give his name or show his face.>> they are just pushing people around.>> reporter: the problem bay street one block over. for one year officials say rv owners have dumped trash and emptied their portable toilets into storm drains on weeks. provided these pictures to show wasted backed up onto the street.>> it was overflowing and filling up the curb.>> reporter: the drains were cleared on tuesday. in response to the health hazard and fears forecast rainfalls would lead to flooding. they ordered the arby's out.>> we did not want the residence or the occupants of the rvs are people who work here or are passing by to be exposed to sewage.>> reporter: backlash against a perceived attack on the residence flared at a dual meeting at city hall. the city wants to ban overnight parking for vehicles larger than seven feet by seven feet by 20 feet. residents disagree.>> there are some families living out here with babies. i wouldn't trade places with them. the city is still going after them. there is nine -- it can be solved.>> reporter: one of the solutions on the table inside having the 50+ churches in the city band together and offer space at the churches in the church parking lots were the rvs. to put port-a-potties with the rvs are part our part to have people use those instead of dumping their toilet waste into the street. we will let you know if the parking ban passes or if they come up with a different solution. are they still taking comment right now? >> reporter: they are. they started a while ago at 7:45 pm. they have been continuing to take comment. people walking up one by one -- 40-50 cars of people giving comments. bart police investigating a suspected hate crime involving an angry passenger that was caught on video. investigators say it happened after 10 pm on monday on a train heading to warm springs station and fremont. passengers say after the man got out of the train in oakland he began using racial slurs. he then slapped a man who asked him to stop. passengers contacted police but the man got off the train by the time the officers arrived. anyone who recognizes him she contacted police. trump delivered a speech today detailing his accomplishments on his 12 day trip to asia. his face-to-face meetings led china to agree to take a stronger stance against north korea.>> i spoke the truth about the evil crimes of the north korean regime. i make clear we will not allow this twisted dictatorship to hold the world hostage.>> he also touted his work on trade saying he persuaded countries to buy more u.s. products and renegotiate better trade deals for america. uncertainty with the tax plan and a slump in oil prices led to a selloff on wall street. the dell fan out -- phil 138 points. the s&p lost 14. we are tracking all sorts of things. when advisories. flood warnings. and heavy rain moving onshore. it is all happening. if this was mid-february i was say this was a big storm. for early november it is a big storm. the rain is coming down heavy. nearly an inch of rain an hour. lots of water on the roadways. inverness -- these areas get pretty saturated in the hills of marin county. we are also seeing heavy rain in dublin and san ramon. a quarter to a half inch. it will keep training throughout the evening hours of the next six hours. we will see rainfall rates and discovery bay of over half inch an hour. right now it is a rainy evening. if you have an early morning commute tomorrow be ready for a judge and a logo is what roadways will be the order of the day. midnight today -- still central bay. by 4 am that is four hours it takes it to get down to north of san jose where it is raining heavy. 8 am tomorrow the roads are wet in the north bay. showers in the south bay. morning commute will be soggy. at lunch time you start to get a break from the heavy rain. more scattered showers in the forecast. overnight starting now through 6 am heavy rain throughout the central bay area south to san jose. we will give you the full model run in the forecast beyond thursday. coming up, and exclusive. a key figure in the goals ship warehouse fire breaks her silence as her husband continues to sit in jail. the oakland a's makes a trade. mark has the details coming up later in sports. an outage affecting at&t wireless cup -- customers. the advice for fixing the problem. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ problems for at&t phone customers. many were unable to make wireless calls this afternoon and evening. service was affected across the country. the outage was felt by customers here in the bay area. in addition to not being able to complete calls incoming calls went straight to voicemail. in response they told customers affected they might have to restart their phones to fix the problem. the lack of affordable housing in the bay area is nothing new. for full-time students prices can be out of reach. one berkeley student was so frustrated he went to the extreme. he traded in his apartment to use the bus. rob malcolm with this story.>> reporter: very unusual. the price of housing for students can be very expensive. but every student can afford to live on campus. the median rent around $1500. the second-year student we talked to at one point was living in his car. he liked the idea so much he decided to go bigger after getting inspiration on social media.>> reporter: campus housing doesn't have is a cold. just an odometer. it says 40,000. speed the guy told me 40,000. i don't know how many times it has rolled over.>> reporter: his desire to take his studies on the road was born from necessity. the second-year student sounds like an economist. what he paid last year from his apartment got him here.>> at the end of the day $800 a month.>> reporter: at $10,000 a year tuition -- and books he crunched the numbers. the lights came on. he bought the bus for a cool $800. only having to maintain it for $400 a year.>> i'm putting a kitchen in here so i have the option. i am saving enough money that eating out every day isn't a problem.>> reporter: he will spend in other thousand dollars on renovations. he has thought of everything. >> in the back will be a queen- size bed. on this side. start with the armoire in front of the bed. then sink and stove where i am sitting. the other side will be the sofa.>> reporter: will be powered by solar and he parks it anywhere saving close to $10,000 a year.>> the idea of what this is like is a lot different. it is a pretty comfortable lifestyle.>> reporter: he found a novel way to beat the housing crunch. choosing the road less traveled by other students.>> the buses made me a lot cooler actually.>> reporter: he says he plans to take other students on road trips. it only gets 10 miles to the gallon. they will all be pitching in. as for the bus he has one year for studies. he plans to pass it on to other students and he is getting a lot of offers. a life-saving act of generosity saved nine lies. how is single organ donation helped set off a series of transplants. one year since the warehouse fire. the master tenant's wife talks about the tragedy her husband and his art. i'm only human. i think as anything that is something that is a misconception that people have had along the line. maybe more than that or something. some people's mistakes are better or worse than others.>> her husband's is in jail awaiting trial for the warehouse fire. for the first time since his arrest his wife is speaking exclusively with us. she is opening up about her family the warehouse and was she wants the public to know about her husband.>> reporter: this report is part of our series on the warehouse fire one year later.>> reporter:>> these are the first ones he did when he got put inside. they are self-explanatory.>> reporter: mike allison the wife of derek almeida has kept a low profile since the deadly fire at the warehouse fire december 2.>> these are self-portraits. he died these with coffee.>> reporter: her husband sits in the santa rita jail awaiting trial on 36 manslaughter charges allison said she and their children are taking each day one at a time.>> it is hard because -->> reporter: allison said she is making ends meet by working as a social worker while her children attend school in lake county.>> my husband has always provided for our family the best he can. he has always been an artist.>> reporter: drawings that he created behind bars are on display at a prison art show held in his attorney's office in san francisco.>> i don't want anything from any of us. for people to be able to feel and experience art through my husband -- and from his viewpoint. only they would be open to seeing it and maybe having compassion for what he is going through.>> reporter: and his -- in her first interview since his arrest she talked to us about her family, her fears and the fire.>> to lose someone you love -- it is the worst kind of suffering that humans can endure. there will never be an answer to why this happened. to understand more how to deal with it. how to get by and survive it.>> i know i am different. i am not trying to compare my lost anyone else's. i also often see this tragedy and how it has affected all of us. it is been incredibly hard for so many. this one makes me cry. these are pretty dark. i think he is trying to. he wants everyone to understand and to see a little deeper. you don't have to really say anything. you can be what you want to be. if you feel terribly ugly and you feel terribly misunderstood, you can express that.>> reporter: allison said she believes her family has been misunderstood in the beginning.>> what do you want people to know?. it doesn't matter what i say. it will be misinterpreted or mixed up. it will be scrutinized. it will be dissected. it will be regurgitated back not in my words but in someone else's perception of what i was saying.>> reporter: she defended the reputation of the artist collective. and expressed hope will be forwarded oakland will help reserve is creative spaces.>> i cannot tell you how brokenhearted i have been to see those spaces shut down. how can we make it safe and make sure these warehouses have sprinkler systems? even getting to donated them or refurbishing older ones. helping these artists make these spaces say.>> reporter: safe for the community of musicians dancers artists and creative's who gathered at the ghost to ship that night.>> do you or your husband ever feel a sense of responsibility when you think back on that night?>> that is a loaded question. it is difficult for me to answer that. with all -- with my husband's freedom on the line. do i feel a sense of responsibility? i will carry this for the rest of my life. there is no separation from myself and the people that died. i don't believe there is a separation. i believe they are always with us. i believe there has to be a greater purpose and a greater reason. we have to make it that way. do i feel responsible? i will forever carry a great burden. allison would not comment on the criminal case or the warehouse owners. derek almanac is due back in court december 4. tomorrow night the series continues. we hear from the family of one of the artists who died and see how they are insuring his legacy lives on. a grocery deal just in time for thanksgiving. how amazon members can score a special deal at whole foods. we are tracking the heavy rain right now. it is coming down hard throughout many bay area neighborhoods. it will keep coming down. a notorious mass murderer hospitalized. word on the condition of charles manson tonight. there are reports mass murderer charles manson is near death. manson was rushed to a hospital in bakersfield two days ago where he is listed in grave condition. the 83-year-old leader has been dealing with health issues this year. doctor said he is now two-week for surgery. he is serving seven life sentences at the prison in the central valley. he was convicted of orchestrating the murders of sharon tate and six others in 1969. union city man facing murder charges following a fight with a family member that ended in the person's death. 46-year-old john ashley gordon was involved in an argument and struggle with 64-year-old --. the argument happened last thursday on lisa drive. paramedics found the victim lying on the street with no signs of trauma. police say he died from a medical event that was brought on by the struggle. sheriff deputies in el dorado county trying to determine the cause the death of a man whose body was found in a lake with a rope and anchor tied around his legs. they revealed today a search team found the body last month off of highway 50 in south lake tahoe. the man's death might be a homicide or possibly a suicide. in the latest effort to reduce hates speech twitter revoked the verified status of white supremacist. white nationalists richard spencer and rally organizer jason kessler are among the twitter accounts that lost the blue checkmark. spencer complaint in a tweet is it not okay to be proudly white? promoting hate speech are grounds for losing twitter verification. they have faced criticism verification is an endorsement of tweets. amazon prime members will get special deals at whole foods on thanksgiving favorites. discounts on organic turkey canned pumpkin and other items. the ceo said more discounts for prime members are in the works. since acquiring whole foods they have lowered prices on popular items including produce and fish. >> nine lives forever linked. how one person help complete a donor chain of nine kidney transplants. the full forecast. how much more rain we can expect. . awwwwww...... yummmm... denny's new holiday pancakes are delicious. you guys can have some if you want. order now at denny's.com what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time, and what you really need from home security. a sense of security. ♪ strangers linked for life. his emphasis go police officer help to save the life of a complete stranger donating her kidney to a donor chain. it ended up saving the life of a woman from walnut creek who was told she only had a few years left to live. that all changed yesterday when she received her new kidney at ucsf.>> reporter: anna and john were complete strangers. joan a mother of two suffers from kidney disease. doctor said she needed a transplant but no one was able to donate. for years she waited for a deceased donor with no luck.>> i found out about this website matching donors.>> reporter: at the same time san francisco police officer anna was on the nonprofit website as well. a database for patients introduced to people willing to donate.>> who wouldn't want to check that out?>> reporter: anna zeroed in on joan.>> i thought this meant i saw jones profile. something about it spoke to me.>> i could not believe an hour after i posted someone answered me.>> excited?>> reporter: after months of testing she was wheeled into surgery on tuesday. so was anna.>> there are 100,000 people waiting for kidneys in this country. the best option is to have a living donor. wait time is up to 10 years.>> reporter: only one in six people on the waitlist they get to a transplant. but today -- the two are part of a kidney chain. ennis kidney wasn't a match for joan it was a match for someone else which set off a chain reaction. with the hospital ensuring kidneys for nine people.>> i asked her why she wanted to do this. she said her mother had died earlier. she wished she could have lived longer. i somehow reminded her of that.>> i would have done anything to save my mom. i thought i lost my mom. maybe i can help someone keep their mom.>> there are these saints who walk among us who decide i have to good kidneys and i am healthy. i can save someone.. now anna and joan share a bond. >> she is an amazing person. all the things she has done in her life to selflessly give to others is amazing.>> reporter: they have stayed close to 600 lives. it is illegal to buy or sell organs in the u.s. here is how it works. the donors do not receive any money for their organs. the recipients pay a one-time $600 fee to be on the website to pay for maintenance. we have a bit of a atmospheric -- it is a short-term one. it won't be here for two or three days. it is focused on the bay area. central bay area. we have the strong winds in the hills. 25-30 miles per hour. you see really heavy rain coming down. this is marin county watershed. the rainfall rates are spectacular. half inch an hour. tropical storms. this is really coming down. .65 inches an hour. it doesn't sound like much. the rainfall rate of that is the wipers are going -- they cannot keep up. dublin getting heavy rain. in the north bay. in the last hour in richmond the sunset -- really heavy rain. it is coming down big time. it will continue. in the north bay. fairfax and larkspur getting heavy rain. one and done. the white -- it is a moist flow of moisture coming off of the pacific. it is hitting the coastal hills in marin county. it is dropping now. these mountains forced it -- it squeezes more moisture up. 3 to 4 times more moisture. the hills in marin county see over an inch and a half of rain. 1 am -- you can see it is still going. this thing is barely moving to the bay area. two hours later it is down to fremont. a few more hours later it is off of san jose. it could speed up. the model suggests it will drag slowly across the area. right into the morning commute. southbay commute looks wet. everybody else in the north bay will be dry from the sky. wet on the roadways. by tomorrow afternoon commute it is over. back on saturday or even on friday -- it will be a different story. this is a significant system for this early in the season. this would be a significant system for february. it has all the ingredients of a rainmaker. flood advisory tonight. flood watch of the north bay. powerlines and trees. the winds come up. it is going to get through by the morning hours and tomorrow afternoon it is a distant memory. coming up, robbers target a high-end jewelry store. see why they did not get away with anything. the warriors arrived in boston for tomorrow night's game with the celtics. that and the rest of sports coming up next. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. 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up a power hitting better for a relief pitcher. who has no established career in the major leagues. a 17-year-old shortstop. ryan healy gone to the mariners. 25 homeruns of this past season. hit 271 with 78 rbis. they had him under contractual control through 2020. the mariners give up emilio -- he is 26 -- 3.22 era and 34 appearances. the shortstops name is alexander compost. ranked 15th in the mariners farm system. in the meantime the big hardware coming out in award week for baseball. mvps tomorrow. -- he is a three time winner. one in the american. to with the nationals. two consecutive as a matter of fact. beating out the dodgers clayton persall who was second. 2.51 era. maybe most importantly -- 268 case format sure that. they call him -- for his robotic style on the mound. cory cooper of the indians is a two-time cy young award-winning -- award winner. 18 wins. major-league best. to .25 era. why not hype it up. it is so far this young nba season the game of the year. when streaks collide. the celtics have one of 13 in a row. the warriors when streaks of seven straight heading into tomorrow night's matchup in boston. on the parquet floor. i still call it the boston gardens. the warriors working out. the talk that they are all about the celtics and the way they have come along in recent years with brad stevens as a celtics coach doing a great job. he and the warriors coach have struck up a friendship.>> when i became the warriors coach i called him and asked for advice. we have become friends. i have great respect for brad. he does an amazing job. he is so measured. i wish i had his poise with the referees. i don't have that restraint. i love the way he carries himself and treats his players. he is a fantastic coach.>> i'm saying celtics and warriors in the nba finals. we will see come june. raiders have business to conduct with another team from boston. mexico city will be the place where they meet with the patriots who are seven point favorites. all kinds of distractions. raiders got a deal with the legend that is tom brady. the great patriot stature. super bowl winners. derek car simplifies everything.>> we just have to worry about us. we have to worry about me doing the right foot work and putting the ball in the right place. getting the right block with their footwork. running backs doing their job. if we all do our jobs we will be celebrating at the end. the things we need to do better going forward.>> just do your job. college basketball tonight number 21 in the nation. st. mary's -- rolling 76-57 over cal state fullerton. check this out. some of the activities and sports tonight. western michigan -- 50 mile an hour wind blowing. kicking in a pun position. that pond if you did not notice -- it went all of seven yards. that is not good. in the meantime watch john wall in the wizards come up with a loose ball going the other way. he will bounce it to the legs of whiteside and continuing to break. missed a layup. otto porter on the put back. you watch it again. john wall very adeptly through the legs of the defender and on it goes for the wizards -- 102- 93. this is the steel of the night. devante grain of indiana has a shoe in his right hand. he doesn't stop him from making a deal with his left hand. he is holding his shoe. he reaches over with his other hand and makes the steel. seton hall 84-68. the shoe fits. all worth checking out. that is the sporting life. time for more news. coming up -- a powerful storm moved into northern california ringing heavy rain. more expected overnight. people who live in the north bay are still recovering from last month wildfires. now they have to worry about flash floods. hello again everyone.>> the storm system is forecast to bring a couple inches to the bay area. several feet of new snow to the sierra. live coverage -- jana is out in the elements. first two bill martin on where the rain is falling right now. and what we can expect overnight. flash flood warning in the north bay. the rain is coming down. it stays in effect the next few hours. heavy rain moves across the area. strong winds. when advisory for higher elevations. see the yellow south of santa rosa. it is coming down a half inch an hour. with these kind of rainfall rates it would not surprise me if the weather service in the next 40 minutes issued a flash flood urban small stream advisory.