this has a history of extortion and drug trafficking in the last couple of years. >> this is come tion forth right now. how many arrests have been made or did you do. >> we hit a total of 12 locations. i do not have the number of arrests because it is not concluded and we will provide that later. >> it is still going on right now in santa cruz s. >> correct. >> thanks for joining us. we will have much more details again. details still being released at this hour. large gang operation targeting a a criminal investigation and happening right now. we will send it back to you in the studio. thank you for the update. it is 6:01. check of weather. >> what a weekend, right. >> beautiful. everybody was happen we had a break from all the rain and went outside. and boy, spectacular conditions and wall to wall sunshine and partly sunny skies and we do have more rain in the forecast. not today. high def doppler radar and we do have rain in the forecast. >> beginning with wednesday. late night. this is live weather camera looking out towards the bay. you can see the bright lights of the estuary of oakland and we are in the 40s and 50s. you dropped down to 37 degrees this morning. now at 40. 42 degrees in redwood city and in san jose. satellite radar suggests a veil of clouds into the bay and we are inland where we have the cooler temperatures. these are all renegade clouds. no rain today and with the partly sunny skies into the 50s and 60s and in san mateo and 59 in loss altamont toast and -- los altos and 60 degrees. east bay numbers stacking up in the 50s and 60s. we will have a northerly breeze. and 57 degrees in stinson beach to the mid-60s and nap napa valley. sonoma and glenn allen and in novato and back to petaluma and far reaching skies. and 65 in the park. and rain. it is coming. a series of storms. we will track them together at 18 minutes after the hour. we will send it over to roqui. >> thank you, roberta. it is 6:03. you have trouble in the east bay. listen up right now. we will start with the altamont pass. it is slow along here. 16 miles an hour and then once you get to live more. frees you up a bit and then you hit pleasanton. you stop again. we have a traffic alert out here. west bounds 580 and it is a big rig fire. and it is blocking the right lane here. and crews are trying to clear it out and it is going to take awhile. give yourself plenty of time to get through the area. this is reopening just wret and the back up is now beyond elcharo road and give yourself plenty of time to get through the area. and here is a live look. >> this is the altamont pass and 22 minutes. you are headed on 680 to fremont and it is closed due to a bigger crash. ace train canceled today and tomorrow. nearly 200,000 people in northern california are suddenly told to find safer grounds with a potential catastrophe developing at the tallest dam. kpix's reporter is there. >> reporter: this is the 50-foot wall of water crashing into several communities here. north of sacramento. but the area around it is compromised and the concern here is not the actual dam. it is the overthrowing spillway to the northwest of the dam. first, the main concrete spillway that is used to release water when it gets too full was damaged on wednesday and it is released onto the emergency spillway. that startedeer roading the earth downstream. then concerns that that area immediately below the emergency spillway could give way and eventually hope a huge hole in lake oroville. it is stressful and complex and rapidly changing and so we are doing everything we can in the effort to support butte county and the local authorities. >> that is a onele 8,000 people have been evacuated and many of them in butte and yiewb bay area counties. near channels and levees. and the hotel it is around the areas are full for about an hour and a half away and we did see a steady stream of cars coming down as we were approaching the area this morning. no word on when evacuations will be lifted. i got a text message saying get out as fast as you can. they are saying evacuate. >> a lot of people did not know where to go. >> the work overnight is focused on getting the lake level down and they have been dropping these boulders to try to shore up the main and emergency spillways. this morning, it is going to be very telling once the sun comes up and they get a look at how the efforts have been so far and if the areas around the dam are shored up and what else they might be able to do to relieve the pressure and when it comes to the massive amount of water. amne makovec. this is the dam crisis and they are making sure they don't go hungry. they are taking monitory don't nations and 100% of proceeds are going to disaster relief and there have been long lines at gas stations, along the evacuation routes. here is a look at one station and it is a community in yiewb bay area county and sam -- yuba county. some homes have to be dem mol libbed because of the recent storms. congresswoman toured through there yesterday and she is asking the for the first time to help with recovery efforts. >> i put fema and the federal highway administration on notice. as soon as that arrives, they put the pedal to the metal. >> they are hoping fema will help with the costs. >> crews are repairing potholes and have gotten worse after recent storms. they are 2 feet wide causing major tire damage. sycamore valley road. both east and west bounds has seen several cases and many commuters say they welcome this to the pothole problem. >> they have deteriorated to the point where it is an emergency, can lose control of the car. >> the road repairs are expected to start at nine this morning and last until three this afternoon. >> san francisco police are looking for the driver involved in a hit and run. it happened at 1:00 p.m. yesterday on memorial drive. an older woman was in the crosswalk when she was hit by a car. >> the driver sped off and was last seen in the may fair village neighborhood. they are looking for a silver four door compact car and has front end damage. >> donald trump security advisor could be out of a job. they tell the news. departure of michael flynn is a matter of time. he misled a senior administration official against russia. the conversation with the russian envoy took place shortly before president trump took office. the u.n. security council is holding an emergency meeting about north korea's lightest missile test. this is the first test since president trump took office and strongly condemned by japan and south korea. it could be eke queptd with a nuclear war head and evade interception. 59th grammy awards are in the books. >> adele stole the show. ♪ hello from the other side ♪ >> adele took home the awards for best song, best record and best album. she performed her smash hit hello at the beginning of the show. while on stage. she honored beyonce who was competing against her for the top awards. we will have more on the big winners and lieu losers when betty yu joins us. >> time now is 6:09. second major snowstorm in less than ha week and turned deadly after a freak accident involving a plow. >> . and a major mudslide is causing big problems. >> no rain today and we have a series of storms headed this way and we will track iting to. >> we better take advantage of the sunshine. it is 6:10. this is across the san mateo bridge. slowing down a bit. we have a big update in the east bay. >> traffic alerts and accidents to tell you about. stay tuned. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . time check. and as michelle likes to say. prevalentine's day. we are taking a look at our live weather camera. we have mostly cloudy skies right now and we will be basking in sunshine today. tracking not one or two. but three separate storms and we will have the forecast coming up in less less than four minutes. this is the biggest storm of the season that dumped 19-inches on the region. it is from upstate new york and maine and 2 feet of snow are possible. >> a man was struck and killed yesterday by a snow plow at the veteran's administration hospital in bedford, massachusetts. the victim was transported to a hospital in burlington where he was pronounced dead. >> the use of force tins dents were on the rise in the last quarter of 20 a 15 despite a major push to wear body cameras. >> we are live in the newsroom on the startling finds. >> jackie? >> this is the first full year we saw such data and numbers have remained steady. this is despite the new use of force policy and the examiner writes that this report details all use of fors incidents. the race and genders of those involved and in what neighborhood they happened. they were cities like san diego and oakland. and they have seen a decline. it may be too soon to tell in san francisco. forward quarter data has yet to be released. there was as increase of reported incidents. they said it was a minor difference. >> there were 45 more encounters were police and in the 4th quarter than there were in the third and as far as the subject, the report said there was a big drop. 194 african-americans on the force compared to 448 in the third. >> >> crews continued cleaning up a mudslide on highway 17. it left one lane open in each direction through the end of the week. this is part of the delay caused by a deadly accident last thursday when a worker was hit by a dump truck. >> it will take awhile for the clean up there. >> we have several storms headed this way. we are having a bit of a break right now. it is a whole lot of rain and it is a series of several days of rain and therefore, our topography will be compromised again. >> more rain is coming. >> but today. it is a niece one. >> it is a nice one and we have so many traffic updates. starting with mass transit. if you want to get through the altamont pass and the area. listen to this. >> h train has no service today and tomorrow due to weather conditions here and due to some of the issues they were having due to weather on the tracks. we were talking about half quarter and experiencing delays due to freight trains and now, this quarter of trains and this is why. >> folk. trains 523. 17 minutes late. bart and cal tran are on time. moving over now to the altima month pass. it is 12 miles an hour. and hit north land road and of course, it is slow and frees up through livermore down to pleasanton where we do have the traffic al lefort still in effect and it is due to a big fire out there. blocking one of the right lanes and the back up. now beyond el charo road and you are moving at 18 miles an hour. trying to get this cleared off the roadways and it will take awhile. it is a traffic alert. it is well beyond 30 minutes leer. that is of course. if you are headed to the inter change. this is the lack at the traffic as well. >> we will take you 22 to 25 minutes. we will move over to the south bay. southbound 17 after glennwood drive. blocking the right lane and drops aren't going out to try to clear up the roadways. look at that. heavy delays of what kenny was talking about on highway 17. give yourself plenty of time to get through 17 florida san jose. >> roberta -- into san jose. >> we will keep it up and running. not today and even though we have this little bit of light precipitation along the northern quad drantd of the state. clear skies were earlier dipped down to 3 degrees at 40. it is 43 in redwood city and from san jose to 10 to rosa. 51 degrees in san francisco. i will spell it out for you. >> mild conditions, we see increasing clouds cover and lead to wind and rain in the extended forecast. days of rain. and wind. these are clouds that are moving in off the coast. we will have a child of clouds today. we will call it partly sunny and under the influence of the high pressure. it is southern california now and causing more of a north early flow and this is locally. watch this future cast. this is where i have gotten the computer models and they are complete in the thursday's storm. this is for friday's timing and check out the lunch hour and the bail of clouds and peeking through. >> tuesday. more sunshine than today and increasing cloud cover from the north and from the first system. it is very fast moving. not a whole lot of rain but a lot of wind. there comes the rain. there you have it by the morning commute on thursday. we will see an inch and a half of rain on the first system on thursday and the secondary system. it is real good and rain on friday. saturday, sunday and through the holiday on monday. it is going into 60 and they start in davis. manteca and-miles-an-hour he had set and -- and merced and spring-like skiing today and tomorrow. all the fresh poid der out there. it is am mazing. epic. more snow by friday. >> this is by the time it sets tonight, two minutes 13 seconds of an additional daylight hours there. i am loving the looker days. increasing clouds wednesday. that will lead to rain and wind on thursday through sunday and then meanwhile for the value p tine's day. it is partly seasonal. that is your forecast. michelle, roqui and kenny up next. after this. ,, . good morning, everybody. got a minute. have you got time for me to particular take you tole pebble beach pro-am. where the leader jordan spieth said here i am. come get me. nobody did. he clenched it to win for the first time. >> he is the best. >> by four shots. >> it is a lot of fun and great to have your name anywhere around this place of the and the greats of the game all have theirs here. it is a bucket type win. they were back with the sharks and playing better than burden of proofs and scored twice in the second period. 4-1 final and snapped a losing vehicle. they ran visiting them out the gym. scored 18 state at one point and kaley johnson. 87 and 51 final. this is the pack 12. and breast cancer, pink by christine and bears hosted colorado yesterday and couldn't stop the downward slide. bucket. alexis robinson and they won it 69-49. and they dropped to 17-9. that is sports and everyone have a terrific monday. congratulations to jordan spieth and nine overall gpa wins. the first at the links on pebble beach. we will go overseas for the play of the day. this is between madrid and the other. [speaking foreign language brooke. >> what a beauty. >> that is fernando tori campbell rest with a terrific goal. look at that. >> they win three to two. >> go. >> he is still going. >> it is 6:25. from the red carpet to the statement. they are filled with wild moments and powerful performances. our betty yu will join us live with a full wrap up of the evening. 188,000 people are under mandatory evacuations right now. north of sacramento. because of major concerns dealing with oroville cam. we will tell you about the latest they are planning next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. and right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. for tens of thousands of people in northern california... good morning. it's monday, february 13th. i m kenny choi. le griego. time is . this is tens of thousands of people in northern california. >> it is monday, february 13th. i am kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego, we are live in butte county with the latest on the oroville dam. >> ann? e -- anne? >> reporter: this is going off the emergency spillway in question and the operation you see here going on behind me. they are gathering up boulders to shore up this spillway. there is after erosion under a stillway occurred that hadn't been used and authorities are concerned that erosion could lead to the failure of the oroville's dam's spillway. and we are being threatened under the spillway by the erosion we have seen and since the main spillway was damaged last wednesday. if the emergency spillway fails, it could allow large uncontrolled releases of water from lake oroville and we are talking about the possibility of a 30-foot wall of water. it could overwhelm the capacity of downstream channel it is and the levees and the good news is the release of water from the spillway had stopped water from going over the awks year one. >> they -- auxiliary one. >> they were downstream from the oroville dam after the severe ear lotion and the governor ordered an emergency declaration. >> broke prok will give us the ability to take all actions necessary to protect public health and the health of local officials in their effort in doing the same. >> the 188,000 people have been evacuated and some travel 100 miles away to fine the hotel room and stopping alongside of the road and not knowing where to go and they are in butte and yubacountys down stream. >> they packed up the dogs and lifted up our couches and got ready. we live on fifth and height. a lot of the work overnight is focusing on getting the lake level down to release some of the pressure and to make a plan to shore up the main and emergency spillways and when the sun comes up, they plan on getting a better look on where it stands and tentatively good news overnight dealing with less water and it is still a very tenuous situation and that is kpix 5. >> this is santa cruz county with law enforcement and launched a series of raids with a violent streaking hours ago. >> kpix5s from santa cruz has the latest. maria. >> it is still going on right now. people throughout santa cruz early this morning woke up to the sounds of choppers overhead and what they thought were gunshots and these were florida shaves and this is what we know so far. this is a federal case and homeland security made several arrests this morning targeting who they described as a violent criminal organization and now, this gang santa cruz police tell us. they have been here for a decade and the feds have been working on the investigation for quite some time and we are talking years. most of them are happening here and we are being told that there were arrests made and including east palo alto and what they told us on what they are accused of doing here in the area. >> it has been a long -- year long investigation into a street gang operation operating in the local area. they have had a history of murder, extortion and drug trafficking in our local area. >> again, that operation is still going on here in santa cruz. and unknown how many arrests were made or how many were hit throughout the area. we do know this is a violent gang organization who is targeted here in santa cruz and they will be taken to the santa clara main jail later this morning. kpix five. >> time now. another check of weather with roberta. >> this is the dame for storm prep and storm repairs because we have several days of inemployment weather on the way. good morning, high doppler radar with no rain. and keep it up and going. and we have several days of rain coming. we do have a combination of high cloudiness and this right here. low clouds roughly about 1100 feet teen and though report of sfo and i will keep you posted. temperature wise we are now at 40 in livermore after dipping to 74 degrees and this is clouds. drifting into the north bay and also into san francisco across the bay and into oakland and then we have the return of the fog as well. >> future cast till luses straights. we will have a veil of this today. then before you hit the tuesday we will peek with the sunshine in the warmest conditions. we see increasing cloud cover for the wednesday and it looks like rain in the far reaches. we will have the rain and wind affect your thursday morning commute and once it starts raining, we will be in six days of rain. friday, saturday, sunday. all the way through next wednesday. it does call for the this to race through and not a lot of rain associated with it and nonetheless, you couple it up with another storm. hydro issues will be a major concern in the bay area and today. we have sunshine into the 60s. >> roqui? >> that's all i heard. it is 6:35. we will take a look at the bay area road and we have an update and first. mass transit. very important updates here. bart is on time and ace train. and no service today due to flood related issues. make sure you plan accordingly. this is the plan as well. and this is the the cap corridor and use this. for example, train number 523. 17 minutes late and we will get to the bay ferry and to alameda and san francisco. using reduce the exas cit ferries and get there on time to reserve your seat from san francisco ole la media to san francisco and 6:45 and 8:50 and out of oakland also. thank you. this year's grammy awards features prsm manses and political statements. >> betty yu is outside the staple center in lamg with highlights from music's biggest night. what a night. >> it never kiss and points. last night was no exception. adele was the big star and made grammy history because she swept the top three categories and only artist to do so twice. very emotional and very yaish shuses and shed about beyonce in one of her acceptance speeches and this one had no shortage of surprising folks and subtle and not so subtle political moment. ♪ >> reporter: all the buzz began with beyonce pregnant. with twins and nine minutes brought down the house. >> there were two dramatic audio glitches. technical problem with metallica and a personal one with adele. i am sorry. i can't miss this up. >> she had the tribute to george michael. first on live tv and asked for do over. >> . >> she finished the slow ballad. she got a standing ovation. >> at this particular point in history, our voices are needed more than ever. >> the grammy show was politically charged. it started off with the volume down. >> katie perry and marley performed in the first words of the declaration of independence. we can use this excitement at a pipe line protest. >> the late michael jackson's daughter brought up the pipeline and beyonce spoke about racial identity and then the legendary hip-hop group hit the stage with anderson pack and but at that riem and slammed president trump. >> president agent orange for andy pettitte 2008ing all the evil. they crashed through a wall and i am grant consist moved onto the stage and someone suddenly bowed their heads into a fit. >> this morning. another artist someone is still buzzing about. it is chance the rapper and he made history. he is an independent artist and no label and he won best rap album with a streaming only album and this is since the grammies changed the rules just last year. so, guys a sign of the times. >> what a night. >> that is awesome. and bruno mars tribute to prince, amazing. >> that was one of highlights for me and he is an amazing performer and so, he really brought it on the stage last night. >> what were some of the wild eth outfits -- wildest outfits. >> the fashion on the carpet never disappoints. this is a place to be rest kay and up for getable and to get crazy and really elegant and the one that took the night for me was girl crush. she is an artist and wearing essentially a ball pit as a skirt. and we asked her and said she wasn't sure how she was going to sit down for the night and others took the night to make political statements on their dresses and there was a woman who decided to accessorize her dress with a bunch of c.d.s and those are the moments that all of the photographers went to one part of the carpet. they were really unforgettable. but there were a lot of beautiful gowns as well. and it is an equal balance and range. >> one of my favorite assist jennifer lopez. she looked absolutely amazing. >> who is the best dress on the carpet in your opinion. >> she always kills it, right. never gets it wrong in my opinion. she was also my favorite. i think back in 2,000. she made headlines with the green versace dress and went with a sixy subdued look and it had a floral neck line and a thigh high split in typical j lo fashion and she looked glamorous. and worse dress is katie perry. it was a sparky turtle neck and long feathered skirt. i thought it was a bit too much and it looked luke she sort of wrapped a rug around her waist. >> but, brilliant performance nonetheless. guys. >> yes, with factors. i wanted her to pull it up. it seemed a little too low. >> i don't know. something. >> i wanted to pull the bottom of it up. >> you know, the grammies is really the only only place you get super modest and super risque. >> lots and lots of skin and body parties yesterday. >> betty, fantastic job out there and for the latest in los angeles. betty looks beautiful, too. >> time now is 6:41. >> governor brown asked the government to help with the recovery effort with the recent storms and with the recent clashes his role with president trump could play. >> ,, ♪ the hydrogen fueled mirai. its only emission is water. toyota. let's go places. multi-billion dollar deal. joining us now... k-c-b-s radio financial reporter jason brooks. . getting bought up in a billion dollar deal. >> radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning. >> we start the week off with a big move here in the bay area. and this is zeltique esthetics is being bought. >> the flagship product is called the cool sculpting system and helps reduce unwanted fat. that is a market they believe is worth 4 billion-dollars and is growing. they have over 660 employees in stock and is at an all time high because of the deal and over apple on wall street on the upcoming iphone. tenth anniversary version when it comes out this fall in a goldman sachs analyst believes it could include 3-d financialality and allow it to have more agomented reality feature to it. it made it. and in the first real upgrade in a cycle in several iphones and that phone not expected until september at the earliest. stock market finish last week of record highs and we continue to head into unchartered territory and all three indid you say cease record high again. up to a strong start with the stock market. dow is up 100 points and nasdaq gaipting 20 and up eight-points in the early going. michelle and kenny. back to you. >> thank you. >> time now is 6:47. we will get a check of traffic with roqui. >> kenny, okay. >> remember the traffic alert we had. it is now canceled and we will take a look at how it is looking at the altamont pass and 20 miles an hour. and then to the road and to the traffic area. and westbound 580 and there was a big rig fire out there and like i said. it has been canceled and it is cleared out of the way and you still have a 3 mile back up to deal with and 20 miles an hour as you head out the way. give yourself plenty of time to get through there and if you want to travel. mass transit. think about here. >> ace train canceled and this is due to weather related and flood related irns. cap corridors experiencing delays because of freight train traffic and they are using reduced capacity ferries and make sure you get out early and check the website for update consist. this is the san mateo bridge and across the city. you have a lot brake lights and it is pretty slow and a look into the southbound. >> 17 in glebwood drive and blocking the right lane. expect heavy, delay consist between vine hill road and sugar loaf and this is due to the northbound lane and one lane in each direction and give yourself plenty of time. that is to you. roqui, i tip my dog roxy and we jumped on a boat and went for a cruise around discovery bay. >> you can navigate all the way to san francisco bay and i discovered the delta is so bloated and swollen with so much recent rain and we have more rains coming. it is coming up, picking up absolutely nothing. >> all drizzle associated with the condensation and it is roughly 1100 feet off the coast. we do have the clouds. like a bail of clouds and high thin clouds overhead as well. >> combination. high clouds and out the door this morning. this is the live weather camera. it is from the transamerica pyramid and trying to clear out. can't see it that much and temperatures right now. >> 42 degrees. it is in the 40s for the most part. >> good morning. our weather watcher. and mid-40s around and said darrell in alameda and ron is chilly. 40 in concord. i will spell it out for you. few clouds. >> overhead today. we will have partly sunny conditions. mild temperatures with peeking as far as temperatures are concerned. we will become cloudy by mid weak and we have this in the extended forecast and i do mean several days of rain and winds. today and tomorrow. even wednesday, your day to prep for storms or repair anything from storm damage. >> this is today and high pressure is the key component over southern california. this is more of a northerly flow and north wind. five to 15. future cast. there you have the clouds. tuesday. less clouds and more sun. we will have warmer conditions and then on wednesday. increasing cloudiness and far reaches of the north and see rain wednesday night. all of us will have rain for the morning commute on thursday. gusty wind. it is a fast mover and over to an inch and a half of rain. we have several more days after that. >> it is 42 degrees. >> low 60s and 40s in the high sierra much and spring-like skiing now by snow by the weekend. this is the sun rise. loving the earlier sunrise. temperatures today. 50s, 60s. across the board and by thursday. into friday. over the weekend and including the president's holiday on monday. through wednesday. >> that is your monday forecast. roberta, thank you. more than $100,000 people forced out of their home and this is the recent storm related did you say as center in the state. >> governor brown asked the federal government for aid money and the political reporter said politics is here asking president trump for crash for california. it is always politics and everything can be political for sure. you need to know here. it is up to one person to decide and whether california could get emergency federal fund and that person is president donald trump. only the president makes this decision. there is no higher power and this could get a bit awkward. >> governor jerry brown and other politicians have made it clear. time and time again. california can and will go its own way and we don't need the federal government. two months ago. >> he said if president trump scraps climate research satellites. california would launch its open dam satellite and brown had a different tone and send a letter to the white house asking the president to declare the situation in california a major disaster. that way they can get some emergency funds: it is possible that mr. trump will take the opportunity to remine governor brown the independent spirit and say no or approve some sort of limited declaration. >> most of that bigs the question. has it happened before when a plez den has rejected an emergency request from a governor from a state. >> actually. yes. >> both bush and president obama. for example, obama said no to florida governor rick scott when he said fema help with an algae problem and he -- over the water crisis in flint, michigan and when the president said no. one thing a governor can do. file an appeal with the president. see, it always comes back to the president. he is the decider. >> the person in charge. >> do you think president trump would use this to rein in california. >> he hasn't said anything. and he could just deem the flood a major disaster and not be any political issue. i will point out, there are powerful california republicans in copping. kevin mccarthy to could lobby on behalf of california. >> he has a free pass here to do what he wants. we can't rule anything out and we are learning that old rules don't apply. for now. we will wait for mr. trump's decision and it is a reminder that fighting with the president can be complicated. >> that is true. >> melissa, thank you so much. we will be right back. ,, when you feel small. when 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damaged on wednesday and water was released on the emergency spillway and that started eroding the earth downstream. then the area immediately below that spillway and could give way and open a huge hole in lake oroville. 188,000 people are under mandatory evacuation. >> public safety is my in hum one concern and ensuring safety. for a thousand people. it is critical. i am not going to lift the evacuation order until i have a better idea about what that means and what that poses. >> those evacuations in butte and yuba counties. it is down stream and there is concern. they are full and we saw a steady stream of cars coming down 113 all through the night and no indication of when the evacuations may be lifted. so, they are concentrating on dropping the lake level and getting rid of any pressure that they have coming from above and shoring up from below. we will keep you posted. >> this is anne makovec. >> it is time for traffic. >> this is the altamont pass traffic and down to 31 once you hit northland road. once you get there hitting mass transit. it is canceled today and tomorrow. due to weather and flood related issues and we are experiencing delays due to traffic and oakland. and san francisco bay ferry and make sure you get out early. live look at the san mateo bridge and you have got a slow one there and scott's valley. our live weather camera featuring the return of the fog other the golden gate bridge. trying to surge in to the bay and on top, we do have mid and high level clouds. >> and it is 41 in santa rosa and 40s for the most part. we have a veil across the bay area and partly sunny today as they break up and temperature wise. and pretty seasonal into the 50s and low 60s and peek with them on tuesday. increasing clouds on wednesday and we have rain and wind for the morning commute on thursday. friday. saturday. and sunday. and for the holiday on monday. >> through tuesday and wednesday. >> we got some sun today. >> yes. >> all right. thanks for watching, 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