clear a river road between forestville and gurnville after a rain-soaked tree came down, bringing down a power line. >> and f if there's a -- if there's a tree down, you can't see the power line. most likely the power is not off, and they're still charged, so stay clear, and let pg&e and fire personnel take care of it and go home safely. >> reporter: crews here said they had a busy 24 hours making sure the roads were clear from debris following a rainy, windy storm. >> i think they need to be safer and cautious of the flash floods, because there is water in forestville this high be, man, scary. >> reporter: it surged past the 32-foot mark, effectively cutting off this neighborhood on drake road. the only way out by boat or high clearance truck. neighbors say there was a flurry of activity overnight as people made their way to high ground while they still could. >> trying to jump out of here really quick. they have that access road by my house, so all night, it was pretty busy. >> residents here are tellingmy they will take advantage of the current dry weather. before the next round of storm. they are expecting those storm to roll in sometime tonight. >> is this a situation where mandatory evacuations were in place, but some people chose to stay in are their homes? >> some people chose to stay in their homes. i've been here many times. this is a low-lying area near the requiren river, and -- russian river, and residents here are used to it, or as used to it as you can be. the russian river, steve, will he the next round of rain play a role to there for the residents there? >> yes. flood warning at johnson's beach extended through tuesday. the napa river is receding, but i think they'll and get some rapid rise again tomorrow as this next system comes in. mammoth mountain, 8 to 12 feet and counting at mammoth mountain, and there's a lot more on the way. and flood warning extended until tuesday afternoon for the russian river at johnson beach. southern novato, over 11.5 inches of rain. . >> so not bad. we're quiet right now. there might be a few little showers, but generally it's mostly cloudy, muggy. things started to pick up where we don't want it to. you can see already some light rain beginning to fall and some of that could be steady at types. tremendous moisture coming across. we'll talk more about that in our weather segment in about 10 minutes, and see what's in store for the next few days, guys. >> we're also closely watching that napa river coming over it banks in some spots yesterday, but as steve said, the water is starting to recede, stale flood warning through this afternoon. close to 8 inches of rain fell over the weekend in some parts of napa county. >> and several school closures today because of damage. the office of education has closed all school in the clover dell school district. >> reporter: some big problems on highway 17. that big mudslide partially blocking highway 17 near vine hill road. overrule when lane of traffic open in each -- only one lane of traffic open in each direction. when you get a little further down from here, it's slow going. you can hear caltrans crews. they ever out using front-end loaders trucks to clear the highway just north of vine hill road. this massive mudslide happened just about 3:00 this morning. the debris actually crashed into a news van that was drive along the highway at the time. thankfully the man behind the wheel of that van had only minor injuries. caltrans estimates about a thousand cubic yards of earth gave way this morning, and be moving all of it out of the way could take all day. caltrans has brought in front loaders, dump trucks, bulldozers, and moved the boulders, the tree stumps. right now, it's just the effort of trying to clear the little debris, and then pg&e can come in and assess their power lines. >> reporter: and just up the road, this is another mudslide blocking highway 35 near summit road. an huge tree you can see came down on to power lines as a result of this slide, and the roadway is shut down entirely. we spoke with larry, who lives a at nearby winery. he was trying to get home this morning, but he's going to have to try to find another way to get to his house. >> it said road closed, and i thought, well, there are mudslides, rock slides, occasion lay tree blocking the whole lane, but this was like the whole side of a mountain came down with a big tree, and it's totally blocked. no getting around it. >> reporter: and there's all sorts of damage throughout the santa cruz mountains today. intense rain coupled with those very strong winds, so there's a lot of cleanup to do in this area. an lot of that cleanup already underway, but, of course, complicating matters, guys, more rain on the way in a matter of hours, and we're see interesting light sprinkles in this area. that's going to complicate things, especially for those crews try to be get 17 back open, but it may not happen until later tonight, or possibly tomorrow morning. chp investigating the cause of a crash that killed one person this morning. it happened around 8:40 on novato boulevard near the sonoma county border. one car went off the road. no further details have been released. and this is a picture of a sinkhole. so far there is no word on when both lanes of that road will be back open. chp suggests using novato boulevard for drivers trying to get to or from west marin. >> highway 1 is expected to reopen this afternoon after being shut down for hours dow a mudslide. it was load since 11:00 last night when that mudslide happened on highway 1 in pacifica. traffic began backing up around 4:00 this morning during the commute to san francisco, and many people had to find alternate routes just to get to the city. the mudslide was about 10 feet tall, and caltrans brought in crews to haul the debris away. >> caltrans will be removing two more truckloads of debris from the roadway, and then it will be open right after that. >> what about the rest of the >> i sit safe for people to to pass here? >> it is. caltrans will be clearing up any smallle debris, but it will be open. >> small rocks are still falling on the hill side. >> big problem texas the sierra. bodily injury direction of 80 near donner lake are back open after the west blind were closed overnight due to a mudslide. the eastbound lanes of 80 were also shut down in the same area due to some downed power lines. crews had to bring in heavy equipment to clear away the mud. last night several tahoe area ski resorts updated their social media pages to let skiers and snow beards know their mountains would be cleared away today. there is also a risk of flooding due to the rain in some spots. and don't forget, you can download our free ktvu weather app. our weather seem is also post be july dates. >> want to give you a live look now at a view from sky fox. this is a dead whale near angel island. it's unclear what type of whale this is is, whether and what caused its death, but it appears to be connected to the dock there. an expert is being sent to the scene, and as soon as we have more information, we'll bring it to you. >> a manhunt underway in florida after a man hot and killed a police sergeant. after the break, what led up to the deadly shooting, and what went wrong. and vice president joe biden expected to speak in san francisco right now. we'll tell you why his address, to to the, has been postponed. sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. a mass bive manhunt intensifying if florida after two florida officers were killed if the line of duty this morning. marquise lloyd is accused of shooting master sergeant outside of a wal-mart. the officer confronted a shoplifter who turned out to be lloyd, and he then opened fire. they tweet odd eight picture with this caption: >> clayton was a 17-year veteran of the force and a mother of two, and a newly wed. >> sadly be i have to share with you this morning that in my nearly 36-year career, this is probably bun of the toughest day -- probably one of the toughest days for me in my career. >> lloyd, a sheriff's deputy,, another duty crashed hits motorcycle in the search, and he was killed. the man accused of friday's deadly shooting at the fort lauderdale airport made his first court appearance today. 26-year-old esteban santiago is facing federal airport vie explains firearms charges, which could lead to the death meant if convicted. he is accused of killing five people and wounding six others during a shooting at the airport baggage claim on friday. we want to warn you that the video you're about to see may be considered too graphic for some viewers. we're now seeing surveillance video of the moment the shooting started. you can see people run and try to find cover wherever they can. the traveled from alaska to fort lauderdale specifically to carry out the shooting. prosecutors say he's an iraq war veteran, and this family said he has mental health problems. he went to an fbi office and said he was hearing voices in his head that told him to join isis. >> this person walked into the be fbi. we though this,000. and said that he was watching isis videos. i think the fbi would tell you this is not what the be fbi wants. they do a very good job, but obviously they missed this one. >> santiago is how being held without ball. >> vice president joe biden is scheduled to. in san francisco to speak at the annual j.p. morgan healthcare conference at the saint francis hotel. he was expected to there right now, but weather related flight delays have kept him in los angeles where yesterday he attended an event for the mayor there. vice president biden is now expected to speak in san francisco at 5:00 this evening, and then head to detroit tomorrow, before going to chicago for president obama's fair well address. >> and we're talking about weather down in southern california. they are kind of getting what we had yesterday. >> that is correct. they are getting their fair share. we could use rain top to bottom in the state, and we are getting it. that's for sure. almost too much of a good thing. but we are getting a break now. that's the good news. some of this rain will pick up, though. the napa live hire need to be watched again. this is napa's bypass, if f if you haven't seen it. when that river comes up, then that bypass is used, and it concluded if big-time and worked beautifully. so that will probably need to be as well incorporated tomorrow. nate bive santa cruz i'm afraid to ask, but how much rain does it look like the mountains there will get this next normally guy with 2 to 4. think it will be lesses than the previous system, but with the ground and air saturated, two to four would be plenty, probably 2 to 4 now more than they want to see. sure look at some of the rainfall totals: -- here is a look at some of the rainfall totals: if if you thought it was windy yesterday, it was, sfo gustos 61 -- gusts at sfo to 61. it's quiet right now, but we're waiting on the system, and it is beginning to pick all little bit. you can see rainfall, radar return showing up into men da see no spent lake county. that's the warm sector coming in. this system still has a ways to go, but the air has some just saturated. 50s to near 60 degrees. the breeze has turned summer, and it's cranking up, so here we go again. we don't expect stronger gusts until later tonight and tomorrow. we are looking for the sierra nevada, a winter storm warning goes until 10:00 a.m. thursday. the snow level has gone down. also snowing up in shasta, that's good. things are calming down a little bit, but more snow on the way for them. watch our next system right about in the middle of your screen. that has to move through, and it has plenty to work through here, and it's make nothing problem. the progress with that is going to sweep it in here starting late tonight for some, and tomorrow. the heaviest rain looks to be around ukia. they'll still get and rain around russian river, but this one looks to be a little bit further north. we will get a break after thursday, and going into the weekend looks good. it will be be colder, but it will be dry. our extended outlook has rain kicking in tonight, taking us into wednesday. maybe a clipping of a system on thursday morning. after that, we will get a break, and we're going to need it. >> all right. a couple of more days. >> yeah, and then we'll get a break, but the extended outlook is spooky, scary. a lot can change, but the trend is your trend so far, so i tend to believe it this time. i really hope that doesn't make it. there's been a major security crackdown in jerusalem and throughout israel following sunday's truck attack that left many dead. >> reporter: police in jerusalem are on high alert once adepend following a deadly terror attack. on sunday, a palestinian man rammed a truck into a crowded tourist area, killing four soldiers, and wounding 17 people. israeli police arrested 8 people on monday in connection -- 9 people anemonol in connection with the attack,, and today they are searching parked cars throughout the city in an effort to protect the public. >> we've heightened security 0 make sure there won't be any further terrorist attacks. there are hundreds of police officers in and around several areas. >> reporter: tensions are high after officials ordered the attacker's neighborhood to be sealed and off conducted several raids. friends and neighbors are describing the 28-year-old as a deeply religious man who may have been unstable. >> he was a special person. he was always different from other people. he always had strange ideas. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, prime minister said this is a new front in the war on terror. he is considering further measures. >> we are under a new type of attack. lone wolf attackers that are getting inspiration and pick act spot, and this time it was a ramming. coming up, the president- elect adds yet another nobody his white house team, why it could test some antithen poe tim laws. stock indexes mostly lower in afternoon trading led by declines in energy companies as the price of 0 crude oil headed lower on your screen there. you can see the dow jones down 57 points. the ceo of general motors said her company has no plans to change it's production plans because donald trump criticized it. general motors said decisions in the auto business are made two to four years in advance. trump threatened to hit them for making the chevy cruze in mexico and selling them in the united states. gm said it only makes a small amount of cruze hatchbacks in mexico. unhire share information about traffic patterns on specific routes at certain times of the day. the data comes from it's drivers and the routes they drive. it will all be free on a website called movement that will be open to anyone starting next month. they said the information would help city officials make better decision about rode closures and other transit programs. >> self driving minivans will begin testing in california and arizona this month. the wamo company was originally part of google's self driving car project. they have partnered with chrysler to add self driving technology to minivans. >> the limited will be closing all 250 of it stores. the message from the company said on friday: the closures will result in about 4,000 lost job. exchanges coming to starbucks. starbucks is taking entirely wine off the evening menu at more than 400 stores. it said it will expand it's breakfast and lunch menus instead of concentrating on selling alcohol. today is the 10th anniversary of the original iphone. not this one, obviously, but apple found everyone steve jobs introduced the iphone to the world at mac road and called it three products in one. since then, more than one billion iphones have been sold. coming up, more on the deadly storages that pounded the area. we're learning the identities of two of them the people that lost their lives -- of two of the people that lost their lives in connection with the weather. and here is a live look at interstate 80 and berkeley. the good old east shore. now that it's dry, things seem to be moving along fairly well on this monday afternoon. back to our coverage obviously the weekend storms, which is now being blamed for at least deaths across the bay area. authorities say the weather likely played a role in a crash that killed a takes driver yesterday morning, not far from the oakland airport. the taxi driver lost control of his car and plunged into the oakland estuary. his name hasn't been released. he was the only person in the taxi. >> the coroner's bureau has identified a man killed this morning in a fiery crash on 880 and some fremont in the northbound lanes at highway 262 junction there. 29-year-old carlos crashed into the highway overpass support column. his vehicle then caught fire. the cause of that crash is still under investigation, and chp is looking into whether another vehicle might have been involved. >> and a woman in san ramon has been identified. she was killed by a falling tree while walking on the canyon lakes golf course saturday morning. she was knocked unconscious by the falling tree ask died a at hospital. >> and in golden gate park, a man added too be rescued after a tree fell, penning him underneath, near a restaurant yesterday. several bystanders called 911 immediately. firefighters responded and used a large metal bar to help lift the tree off the man. the 50-year-old was transported to the hospital with what appear to be only minor injuries. and here is fee tow of a rescue in gilroy, sent by win of our viewers on twitter. emergency crews were called in to get a woman out of her vehicle on highway 101. that road was closed when water covered a large section of the highway, just north of highway 25 near christopher ranch. and taking a live look around the area, we're getting a brief break from the rain, but don't put your up brill has away just yet. the next round of rain is moving in pretty soon. >> we can check back in with steve paulson now. when do you think we'll start seeing isn't it >> just light stuff this evening. i think tomorrow afternoon and evening, mike and cristina, to be honest with you. but we will obviously coach an update any things. we are getting a break here. although the rain is beginning to pick up a little bit in the north bay. now the snow level has come down a little bit. there were gusts at the 8500 foot level of 170 to 175 miles per hour. so things were rolling up there, even though it was a lot of rain until recently. danes spill way, this is at 2,000 feet. it's just cooking over the spillway right now, and you know tomorrow it will be even worse as we get more rain moving into the picture here. a lot of the reservoirs are just dumping as fast as they can, especially up at shasta, which is about 40 feet from the crest, believe it or not. southern novato had over 11 inches of rain in the past few days. oakland hills three, mount davidson, and alook marsh creek road. not too much going on right now, but in the north pay, things are beginning to show up on radar. here is the rain developing up north. 50s some 60s, talk about humidity in the air. just an incredible amount, and now the breeze is picking up with a high wind watch out, posted. that will start to really pick unlate tonight and tomorrow with the ground sosatureated. 28 in truckee, winter storm warning is already out, goes through thursday. at least the snow level has come down. so it's good when it comes up that high. at least now we're getting a little bit power snow, and some of that has receded. there is our system. it has already flown out of the picture, but we are focusing our attention to the west, as this system begins to work it's way in, and it has a lot of moisture to work with, and the rainfall amounts, the heaviest will be to the north this time, bit i think another 2 to 4 to the north could easily happen. after thursday, we'll get a break. no, really, we'll get a break, we'll need it. because the ground just says i've sucked up about as much rain as i can for right now. the rain will really pick up for everybody tuesday into wednesday, and then we will see a break, but colder. >> very cold. >> i keep thinking about all of the dead trees and the drought, and how vulnerable they are. >> millions, mike. >> with the saturation. >> million office trees have died because of this drought. i think you'll see multiple falling of trees here over the next few days. >> speaking of downs trees, highway 9 is closed just south of boulder creek because of those downed trees, and caltrans does not expect it to reopen until later this afternoon. residents also closely watching the rising san lorenzo river. one woman who lives near the river moved her rv to higher ground. some trees on saturated soil fell into utility lines yesterday, knocking out pg&e service to more than a dozen coupler. >> and sat least 10 homes in the caramel valley were flooded overnight. the river overflowed at 11:00, and a live you broke the hondo area. most residents chose to remain in their homes. the waters are receding. a flash flood warning in the area has now expired, but deputies are on-site to monitor conditions. >> if you plan to fly three in today, check to see that your flights are on top. at sfo, there were many flights canceled yesterday because of the weather. well, president-elect donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner is said to be joining the white house as a senior advisish. >> senate hearings will also begin this week for several of trump's other cabinet picks. democrats say trump's transition team hasn't provided complete information on the financial ties for maybe of the prospective nominees. >> reporter: an impoint week ahead for the trump transition team. nine confirmation hearing foss president-elect donald trump's cabinet nominees. first up tomorrow is controversial attorney general pick senator jell sessions. >> to put him in charge of the department of justice is like putting the fox in charge of the henhouse. >> reporter: democrats saying they want to slow the confirmation process down because they haven't been given all the information needed to properly vet the nominees. however, trump's future press secretary is pushing back, saying he expects the confirmations to go smoothly. >> the president-elect has picked people that match the agenda he has put forward. these are several people who know how to get things done. every single one of them is going to pass. the republicans have the vote. >> reporter: this as president- elect trump starts a twitter war with meryl streep. >> so hollywood is crawling with outsiders and foreigners, and if we kick 'em all out, you'll have nothing to watch by butt football and mixed martial arts, which are not the arts. >> this is holeley wood. i think there is a self pity, and lot more self awareness would do them better. an increditsing number of republican lawmakers expressing concern about repealing the affordable care act without having a replacement plan ready to go. initially they had said their priority was to repeal obamacare immediately, and then work on a prereplacement. the incoming chief of staff said getting both the repeal and the replace aspect done at once is their goal, and president obama said he believes whatever the republicans come up with will be very sim dollar to his healthcare plan. >> it would be ideal if if we could do it all in one big action, but, look, it may take time to get all of the elements of the replace in place. >> it may be called something else, and, as i said, i don't mind. if, in fact, the republicans make some modifications and relabel it as trumpcare, i'm fine with that. >> republican senator rand paul is one of those who was adamant that no repeal of the affordable care act should happen until there is a replacement plan in place. he tweeted that he spoke to president-elect trump, and that trump agreed. a new poll finds that more than half of americans view empty president obama favorably as he leaves office. the poll said that 57% of those surveyed said they view president obama favorablely, but only about 40% of americans say their fames better off now than when he first took office, and only 32% of the public said that president obama has kept his campaign promises, although 44% say he tried to keep the promises but failed. >> the government center is back in business today in santa cruz. 24th -- santa clara. the 1300 employees who work at the building were turned away, and the public was advised to go on-line for the services they needed. courts in santa clara county are facing a massive traffic ticket backlog. police issued more than 2,000 traffic tickets every week in the county. however, according to the mercury news, budget cut backs have prompted court officials to assign only one clerk full time to enter the data. that clerk is about 12,000 tickets behind. court officials say they are taking steps to address the problem. among other things, they are hiring two new clerks who are expected to begin helping out sometime next month. >> and in san francisco, four new supervisors were sworn into office yesterday. and san francisco police are investigating a shooting. police responding to a report of shots fired. a man was found suffering from at least one gunshot wound, which is considered to be life threatening. no arrests have been made. police have not released the mans name or said anything a beauty possible mote effect for the shooting. >> a young man was killed on a b.a.r.t. train in oak in and a brazen shooting a year ago, and police still have no leads on a suspect. the shooting sparked a wave of controversy because it was not caught on surveillance cam afterwards b.a.r.t. revealed a majority of its trains had decoy cameras. b.a.r.t. still has not installed cam crass on all of its trains. the agency said, though, that should happen sometime this year. >> still ahead, an iconic giant sequoia takes a hit from this weekend's storm. plus the search is underway right now for a new head football coach at u.c. berkeley. cal is starting the search for a new head football coach after firing sonny dykes yesterday. some are calling the timing a bit unusual, as in march, dykes signed a contract extension through 2019. the golden bears had just one winning season in his four years at cal, and that was with jared goff as quarterback. he had openly applied for jobs in missouri, houston, and baylor without cal. cal's at lettic district i said he wants a coach who is economisted to u.c. berkeley. now the raiders can file for relocation to las vegas as early as today, since their season is over. the raiders season ended on saturday after losing to the houston texans, 57-14. they were cleaning -- 27-14. they were cleaning out the lockers. they still might be playing if derek carr had not been juried in the game against the colts. he wad asked how it felt to the see raiders is on the short end of the score without him. >> it wasn't a helpless feeling. it was more, like, sad. i just felt for my brothers. we all put so much work together in the scene and the off-season, and you just want to be out there. that's the hardest part, that you don't get to strap it on and go out there and play the game with them. >> most of the raiders will are back together for the first pry season workouts in april, and then the focus there shift to whether the raiders will move to las vegas or stay here in oakland. if the move is approved by the league, it would likedly hannan by the start of the 2019 season. >> the golden state warriors were able to bring home a victory last night against sacramento. they did not get their first lead until midway through the third quarter. kemps durant had 28 points, steph curry up. up 20. the warriors have now play $124 regular season games in a row without having back-to-back losses. the warriors host miami tomorrow night. a giant sequoia tree in the big tree state park toppled over during the weekend storm. it was called the pioneer cabin try and stood for centuries, with a tunnel cut into its base for tourists to go through. they posted before and after photos, as you see here, on twitter. hundreds of home in connection nevada were flooded in truckee area. a mudslide covered the westbound lanes of interstate 80 between donner summit and donner lake in the lake tahoe area, but both directions were opened just several hours ago. >> a popular diner was forced to jacket in novato because of major flooding caused by the storm. we have the details. >> reporter: lefty's grill in novato city, california. the fire department has given a 20-minute warning here. 20 minutes to save what can be saved before they shut down power to evacuate the floor. >> 20 minutes. okay. the water was coming through the floor and what not, so we -- everybody did what we can. >> reporter: standing water throughout a downstairs dining space and kitchen, and on the other side of this sandbag wall, the reason for the rush is evident. little deer creek has jumped it's banks and is looking to make the history books. >> i thought, the deck is going. the deck is going. >> the rest next hours were a mad scramble. first to keep the water out, and then, when that wasn't working, to get everything else out. >> it is a disaster. >> and the problem is, every forecast, every weather model says, it will keep dumping. >> we have 50 employees, everybody has families, they want to do their things, and they want to work, and you have to take a time-out and say, all right, your next piece of paycheck is coming in and cleaning up. >> reporter: but how long before that cleanup can start is anybody's guess. >> meanwhile, it was close call for two families in san francisco's crocker amazon neighborhood, after a large tree came crashing down on their onlies. take a look at these pictures. this occurred on brookdale avenue yesterday morning. a family of 5 and a family of 2 have been displaced, but no one was injured. coming up, some of the biggest stars in hollywood came out for the golden globes awards. the awards season kicked off last night, as the biggest stars in television and movies were honored at the 74th annual golden globes. >> we have some of the highlights and a recap of the night's biggest winners. >> and the golden globes goes to la la land. >> reporter: singing a perfect tune at the 74th annual gold awards was the hit hollywood musical la la land, winning all seven of it's nominated categories. including top acting trophies for the film's stars. >> all of this is just so surreal, but the dream come true, the biggest crime come true i've ever had was our first day of shooting, standing there with the cameras rolling, and being surrounded by people like emma, ryan, john, and my crew. >> reporter: first time host and tonight stash jimmy fallon opened the ceremony with a la la land they'ved musical number, but thing is got a little awkward when fallon hit the stage to weather a teleprompter malfunction. in the best drama category, manchester by the sea garnered the best actor honors, while moon he light surprised many by taking home the best drama picture prize. surprising act stress gold went to viola davis, and taylor johnson. >> it's such a luxury to do what we do, and you want to just work with the people who are also passionate and enjoy it, too. >> my husband always takes care of the trophies, because after tonight, i so appreciate this, but i've got to put the trophy away and get back to work. >> reporter: on the small screen, the fx series atlanta earned best comedy and best actor for star donna glover. billy bob thornton picked up best actor in be a tv drama for his role in goliath. >> i was, like, they said my name, right? this is so cool! it was really cool. it was really cool. and, like, a special treat. and then i sent my entire speech to meryl streep. i was looking right at her, i was, like, am i doing good? >> reporter: meryl streep took the stage to accept her cecil b. demill lifetime achievement award and waxed political in her speech. >> disrespect invites disrespect. violence incites violence. >> reporter: and a touching tribute to late hollywood lends carey fisher and debbie reynolds. watch to see if this year's golden globe winners have a repeat next month during the academy awards. we're tracking the next round of wet weather heading for the bay area. >> plus we'll update you on flooding around the region. these are live pictures from sky fox where the russian river has gone over its banks in certain parts of that city. the water now flood something homes and streets in the area. more rain expected later tonight. tomorrow for that area, the russian river rolls right through gurnville. we'll have the a full update for you on the 2 at 4:00. thank you so much for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you on ktvu.com, and you can follow us on facebook, twitter, and instagram. >> have a great afternoon, everyone. dr. oz: your body might be betraying you. >> all-new "oz." you eat the right foods and do all the right moves but you're still packing on the pounds. >> i gained over 25 pounds the dr. oz: oh, my goodness. . take our quiz to find out if your thyroid it -- is to plame and check out our jumpstart plan to wake it up. coming up next! ♪ r. oz: we'll save lives today! you guys ready to get healthy? 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