Know, it is what you do inside of the home sort of stays in the home. When a public figure makes a controversial statement, she is going to get heat. Boy, is she. A lot of people say they do not agree with her stance. We are lucky enough what is her stance. That she spanks her children. Okay. Her argument is it happened to me and i came out okay. She says i dont beat them but a spank here and there, it works for me. Why are people upset about how she raises her children. Because people have opinions about what other people do. We have opinions about raising our own children while our parents are here. Not spanking specifically but do you parent your children in a different way that you were parented . A little bit. There are some similarities right there. I was never really spanked growing up and i dont spank my children. And i know family members who did it. They can do it their way. My parents didnt have an ipad to take away. They took away your phone privileges. That is the biggest thing. Technology has changed. Things that my parents didnt have to deal with im having to deal with. Im more hippy like how does that make you feel instead of go to your room. That sounds like my house. Go to your room. Dont touch each other. We want to mention we have a huge lineup for the 9. Willie brown talking about the mayors race in San Francisco. First we have to start in Southern California because terrible mudslides there are creating a very large death toll. It was at 13 last night. This morning we know that 15 people have died as a result of the mudslides. And many of those who died were in the community of montecito, about 100 miles northwest of downtown l. A. Another hard hit area is la tuna canyon, north of burbank, near malibu. A thousand homes were hit by a river of mud and other debris. Some mud piles are three feet high. Officials worry that the death toll will continue to rise. At least three dozen in the region are reported as missing. We see the damage caused by the winter storms in the fire areas. Reporter a river of mud came gushing down burbanks country club drive, take withing it cars like this one. Hard to believe it was once parked at the top of the hill. Now it is down here and full of mud. There were just a few people who didnt listen to the Fire Department when they told us to take every car off the street. Those few people, their cars were ruined into check out this white truck that is completely crunched. Heidi and they are daughter live up the canyon where there is about 50 homes. They watched the powerful mudslide as it swept away much more than just dirt. The power line was coming down. The cars were coming down, rolling. And then there was a big rv. It looked like a bus. I was like, what is that . Reporter the area east of via monya under evacuation orders much of the day. Most residents stayed. Went to bed and i was like it is nice to hear the rain. And i wake up and i hear the roaring of all of the debris and everything hitting everything. I was like what is going on. Reporter our fox 11 videographer hiked up the hill to get a better look at the mud flow that started around 6 30 tuesday morning. But it soon became too dangerous. Armando, lets get out of here. Reporter after two major downpours, this is what the mud flow looks like right now. It is deceivingly different. This is not the last of the debris. They expect more to start flowing down the hill. With that in mind, firefighters evacuated the remainder of the residents. We were stuck. We couldnt get out. Reporter while other neighbors slowly drove out of the canyon to safety. That was victoria spillabat reporting. A major link between ventura and santa barbara, the highway is not expected to reopen for at least two to three days. A group of firefighters is ready to go anywhere in the state affected by mudslides. The menlo park has a 14person Swift Water Rescue Team on stand by. They have been sent to hushes and flooding in texas. A short time ago we talked with the Emergency Response team about the dangers they face during the rescue operations. Each incident, it varies. We have floods and the slow moving water. We have swift water. When water is moving at a high rate of speed. And then you have mudslides, which is a whole different animal. Boats dont work in mud. Boats work in water. We have to get creative and use ropes and technical rescue skills to rescue people. Menlo park firefighters are part of the California Task force 3 Swift Water Rescue Team. The Department Also uses drones to fly over damaged areas to look for trapped victims and assess the terrain and detect hidden dangers. The weather around here is expected to be cloudy all day. We might have some rain. Steve paulson is here. And, steve, when is the next real rainy day come. There will be an okay system tuesday. But next thursday, friday looks like not what we just had but pretty close. That would be it, sal. Thank you. Much quieter in Southern California. Rain towards san diego and the four corners but things are quieter. There say possibility of rain. Sunday night and into tuesday we had really good rain. We were so far behind after the bonedry december that now santa rosa is 72 of normal. So we still have a ways to go. In this kind of a pattern and after all of the fires, i think we need a break and we will get one here. 71 for San Francisco. 78 . Speaking of san jose, today 60 46. Record low 29 in 1969. I should add the reported low for santa rosa on this date was 2011 when it was 25 degrees. If you were in santa rosa in 2011 on this day, oh, yeah it was cold. Most of the rain looks to be slightly east of us and also up into the sierra High Pressure is eventually going to win out. Today it will be cloudy to mostly cloudy. Temperatures will struggle to the north. 40s and 50s. I think upper 50s to near 60 south. And a few snow showers over to south lake tahoe. There is a little accumulation there, in case youre heading up in that direction. By tomorrow, it will go north. Any rain looks light. Weekend looks good, sunshine and warmer temps. On tuesday, the next system moves in by 10 00 a. M. There is half an inch forecast for ukiah and quarter inch for santa rosa. The system after that could be strong. We will keep an eye on that for next week. 50s and 60s for today. Sunshine and warmer temps for your weekend. Thank you, steve. Youre welcome. Last night a federal judge in San Francisco temporarily blocked president trumps plan to eliminate the deferred action for childhood arrivals or daca program, that protects young immigrants from being departed. The attorney general says it is a victory for dreamers but only until a final ruling is reached in court. There is strong reaction from the immigrant community. Reporter as the fight over Immigration Reform rages on capitol hill, a federal judge in california issuing an injunction late tuesday, ordering the Trump Administration to keep the daca program in place for now. Shielding thousands of young immigrants who were brought illegally to the u. S. As children. Daca recipients across the country now vowing to keep the pressure on lawmakers to find a more permanent fix. We dont want, you know, the government to make a profit off of undocumented people, off of immigrants. Reporter the judge also rejecting the president s argument that the program rewards illegal immigration. But many immigrants who came to the u. S. Legally say they disagree. I think daca discriminates against legal immigrants. Reporter in a statement the white house called the decision, go, outrageous, saying the president remains committed to finding a solution that also increases border security. Many Daca Recipients rejecting this approach, calling for a clean bill, permanently shielding dreamers from deportation. A lot of the Daca Recipients are feeling like a pawn in this whole political arena. And weve been the pawn for a very long time. Reporter under the ruling, Daca Recipients will be allowed to renew their status, though the government will not be required to accept new applications or allow dreamers to return to the u. S. If they leave. In los angeles, anita vogel, ktvu fox 2 news. The New York Times has canceled an event featuring james francoment they were scheduled to discuss and promote their film the disaster artist. Now the newspaper is calling off the event after franco was accused of Sexual Misconduct by actress violet. There were similar comments by other women out there on twitter. He appeared on the late show with Stephen Colbert and says he has not seen the comments but added that the comments are, quote, not accurate. Were learning more about the San FranciscoPolice Officer accused of a sex crime who is now out of jail on 200,000 bail. 30yearold Justin Mccall was arrested on monday after an internal affairs investigation. He is being accused of a sex crime on an unconscious person on november 5th. He was removed from the field but now he has been suspended without pay. The fouryear veteran of the department worked at the tenderloin station most recently. He is due in court friday afternoon. San francisco officers are mourning the loss of a police k 9 that died after a illness. You see him here. He died last thursday. He was born in the nethers lands in 2009 and joined the San FranciscoPolice Department two years later. He helped with searches and security sweeps including a super bowl, two World Series Game and a u. S. Open golf tournament. Some of the men and women who fought the Deadly Wildfires in Sonoma County back in october were honored for their outstanding service. The board of supervisors recognized about 100 Police Officers and firefighters and paramedics outside of council chambers. I believe what you did in those two weeks was well above and beyond what you do normally in terms of responding to trauma. Those honored yesterday were read a county resolution and presented a coin for special achievement. Several thousand First Responders will get the coin. Students at Schaefer Elementary School in santa rosa finally back in their classrooms. They returned yesterday for the First Time Since the tubbs fire destroyed their neighborhood. First responders including firefighters and Police Officers were among those that greeted the students. There were lots of high fives and a lot of big smiles. The school did not burn down but it experienced severe smoke damage there in the fire. Coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, questions over recent closures of oaklands Lake Temescal and a possible link to toxic sewage. We will talk to a reporter from east bay express about how oakland may be mishandling incidents affecting people and animals. Psst, grocery cart 12 oclock. Oooh and she looks like the no artificial sweeteners type, shell love us. Right . We are the new light fit greek yogurt with zero artificial sweeteners. Zerooooo ooh eye contact. Be cool. Yeah girl, 13 grams of protein. 90 calories. Yaaasssss loudspeaker cleanup in the dairy aisle. Were the new light fit greek nonfat yogurt with zero artificial sweeteners. Come and get us. This morning the east bay express is publishing a story that says oakland has failed to accurately report hundreds of thousands of gallons of toxic sewage spills that are affecting people and animals. According to the report, this could also be tied to the recent closures at oaklands Lake Temescal that have been blamed on toxic algae. But the supervisors tell the paper that algae feeds on sewage. According to the story the department of public works have hired out contractors that do not properly fix the problem of broken pipes and failed to provide information to regulators. Joining us this morning is gabrielle canon, the reporter who broke the story. Welcome. Thank you for coming in, gabrielle. Thank you for having me. Background. Can you take us to 2014 when the city and there was a settlement to fix the sewer lines. What was required of th city. This was a settlement with the city of oakland and other regional cities. It was repairing not only the pipes but also making the public aware when there are spills. There are certain monetary investments that were required, things like that. As far as the city of oakland is concerned, it has complied with the settlement. Our report found that is likely not the case. You say the department of public works in oakland failed to report the sewage overflows and submitted false information. Talk about that specifically. Yeah. What we were able to uncover is that some of the reporting was vastly undercut. And tens of thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands of gallons of sewage were not reported to regulatory agencies. There was one document even that that changed the start time of a particular spill to after the city agencies were made aware of it, which of course doesnt even make sense. Has the city this is pretty bad stuff. Has the city responded at all to the allegations . At this point we still have not been able to talk to the director of the public works department, mitchell. A spokesperson for public works responded during my reporting but we have not received a statement since it has been released. Specifically when you talk about Lake Temescal. Yes. How much sewage is leaking in there . Is it all year round . Im not sure they monitor the toxic levels during the winter months. It is busy during the summer. Maybe im wrong. Maybe they monitor. That is a great question. For me, it brought up more questions than answers. That is kind of the most horrifying part is we dont know how much sewage has gone into Lake Temescal. At this point we know that theres been a lot more than has been reported. And certainly even as recently as the last few weeks, there were spill thats were happening there and there were no signs. Nobody was really made aware that that was happening. We reported on periodic closures of Lake Temescal for years. I would like to put up on the screen what we heard from hal mcclain with the parks distrib. By having low water levels and the drought, a warm winter, the algae hasnt had a winter to get knocked down. A lot of us believed that it was very little rain, nothing flushing out Lake Temescal. Is that statement true full after your reporting . I think that there is certainly an environmental factor with algae. But we were able to find there was a connection to the sewage. The algae gets worse when the sewage is there. Algae sits there because it is not raining. Yes. One of the main issues as well is the public was highly informed about this toxic algae issue, right. So if you go up to the lake and the lake is closed or you go up to fish or whatever and you see a Water Quality sign, youre going to think, oh, it is the algae issue again. That may not be the case. I think that that is sort of the difference. We dont know as members of the public when there is actually an algae situation going on versus a sewage situation. And also how those two things play together. Did you actually go up and look at the lake and smell anything funny and see like evidence of sewage . I did, yes. I went up several times during my reporting. Times when there wasnt a reported sewage leak. And of course when i knew there was an ongoing problem. There were parts of the lake that you could smell the tinge. As someone who knew what was going on, it was clear to me, okay, this is sewage. Otherwise if youre up there, we have all been around Lake Temescal and merit and things like that and you smell the funky smells and think is this just the lake. Is it the water. Am i being too sensitive. Because you dont know. The saddest part about it, there is one sign that says there have been Water Quality issues, dont fish in the lake. First of all, theyre only in english. And then you still see people who are out there who maybe have walked had in a different part of the lake and didnt see the sign but theyre fishing and there is a sewage spill going on. You told the story of a woman who has been deal withing this particular issue at her own property. Right. In oakland. Of the hundreds of miles of sewage piping in the city, a lot of it is clay pipes. How much has been replaced, do you think, since the 2014 settlement . I cant really speak to an exact number. Okay. I was told by worker thats they are gradually being replace. That is something that the city has been pretty diligent to try to do. Of course when you look at the contractor whos have been hired, construction was a big part of my story. So you question whether or not that construction has been done correctly and done well. But, yeah, you brought up terry toby. That is an important example of someone who has been directly impacted by this. Who has for years now been struggling to get this program. Her animals are sick because of this. Greater awareness. When you take someone like terry toby who has been very diligent in trying to get this problem solves, it pointed to a bigger issue. The fact that this has not been a secret in city government. Were just learning about this and only because as a last resort, after teaing with terry and other workers in the sewer department, they had no other recourse but to make this a publicly known issue in order to get something done. Gabrielle canon. Thank you for joining us. Read the full article in the east bay express. Tom vacar is working on the story as well. We will have that for you in the later newscasts. Coming up, we will take you to t