101mckee. >> that's right. it's closed. we have been talking about itw. very to lead eve traffic report it. a major road is taken away. 101 essentially between -- it's between there and 880 but i would say just call it between 280 and 101. just between there and 101 you can't get through in both directions. that means more people will be on 280 and a lot of people from the south on 85. northbound 101. we have a lot of closures on city streets here in san jose in this general area. if you are driving through this be prepared to have a lot of closures. some are using highway 87 this morning. it'll be slow. this whole south bay drive is going to be an adventure. a challenge. you knead it be patient and perhaps think about alternate routes. 280 doesn't look bad. can go to the camera with have. it's okay. people on the road early are actually doing fine so far. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. the east bay drive is busy. some of the freeways getting busy as usual. we will touch on that. thank you. we begin back in san jose where we have been talking about this. hundreds of homes under evacuation orders because of the flooding. >> and there was new flooding oaf night. some businesses are affected. you are in downtown san jose now. what's it like? >> we can show you the pictures here behind us this is 26th street and east santa clara street in san jose close to the downtown area. this intersection behind us is -- covered several inches of water. you can see motor issts. i have to say it appears that the southbound direction of 26th street at this intersection has more water than the opposite direction where you see all the trucks and cars coming through right now. flooding has been a problem. throughout san jose. mostly in residential areas but this morning several businesses in this area found out they were also impacted by the flooding. based on where we are and taking a look around it appears there is a lumber company on this intersection. a liquor store. also a used car the lot. par of it appeared to be under water. theseus. we haven't had a chance to talk about -- traffic is moving through this area. santa clara and 26th street. you can see -- several inches of water. it's not stopping people. i'm not sure it's such a great idea. we get the warnings about that. higher profail cars may be but low cars could flood certainly. >> it's early. >> we have seen prius and civics. very low profile cars going through. they create a big splash but get through it. >> you are down there keeping an eye on that. about a hundred of the people force from their homes waking up at a local high school this morning. the vallation army set up cots inside james lick high school. churches and community members who heard some of the people had only the clothes on their back when they were dropped off, blanketed. they dropped off blankets, clothing, toys for the kids and food to try to help the people who had to evacuate. trying to make them feel more comfortable until they can return home. >> yeah. san jose fire crews have a lot to do before many people can go back home. floodwaters from coyote creek are badly polluted. firefighter say people who haven't gone through the flooded areas should stay away. they say that several factors make that water very dangerous. >> it could be sewaqe from the pipe that are now under water. it could be gasoline and motrr oil and transmission fluid. battery acid in the car and any other chemical that could be in any of these homes. >> the experts say if you come in direct contact with the water check with medical people about being decontaminated and possibly getting a tetnus shot. evacuation orders have now been lifted near that breached levee in san joaquin. monday night's breach forced 500 people outed of their homes -- people who are still under evacuation orders are able to return to check on their homes but only with the entry permit from firefighters. you do need to check ahead. that breach happened in a very rural area. many are crediting local farmers for finding the problem before it got bigger. >> they are all right there. if it wasn't for them to spot the levee they have patrols going on. all throughout the night. in case if there is another leak or boil or something happens. >> county officials say to temporarily repair the breach they had to take material from a stable portion of the levee. now they are focused on repair that stronger section. and snow is falling in the sierra yesterday more than 3 feet of snow. tryingered an avalanche that buried a major highway. that avalanche dumped more than 20 feet snow on the mount rose highway. that's toward the reno area shut down the road in both directions from douglas fir to fairview. crews worked all way to clear that road but progress was slow with more snow coming up down. >> places where the berm is ten feet over the of roof of my truck. dot is having a hard time getting the snow off the highway out of the way to make the roadway passible. >> the highway remains closed. avalanche warnings continue into today for much of the sierra and chains are mandatory on any highways that are even open over the mountain passes. happening today we are going to hear details avenue i whistle blower lawsuit filed by two former employees for the bay area air quality management district. the former employees ceus the district of improperly destroying documents that included records of air pollution. they say that when they pointed out to managers they were told that it would be better if the documents didn't exist and they were fired. the two former district workers and their lawyers will hold a news conference at ten this morning. oakland city council will get the a vote on people in industrial or commercial spaces. it was canned for after 36 people died in a warehouse fire in december. this report is expected to include information about health and safety risks. it's also supposed to explain the options the city has in helping tenants who are right now living in those kinds of spaces if they are forced out. the principal of a special education school in the east bay is recovering this morning after she was stabbed by one of the students at the school. berkeley police say that at 1:45 yesterday afternoon angel jaurez stabbed the principal of the via center and took off. the school was put on lockdown and the principal was taken to the hospital where she was treated for nonlife threatening injuries. then the chp spotted jaurez two mile away and cameras were rolling. you can see as police took him into custody. mental health worker was there on the scene of the arrest and the case is up investigation. still ahead something is being added to san franciscoe drinking water. you may not notice in the taste. coming up this new ingredient. >> plus the flooding here in san jose is has led to the closure of a major freeway. this morning take a look here. you can see what 101 looks like. how this full shut down of the freeway is going tim pact your morning drive coming up. >> at least we don't have to deal with rain. maybe a few isolated showers later on to the north but overall a break. we will have the 30s. we will see how long it'll last. . a ma'amor san jose freeway shut down because of extreme flooding many this is big. alex is on highway 101. tell us how this is a effecting the drive. >> reporter: good morning. this will cause a lot problem for people here in the south bay. especially as more people start to hit the road this morning. lack at what 101 look like right now. all the lanes of the freeway are under water. we are standing in the middle the freeway here just north of mckee road. that's where you see the flooding that has shut down the freeway in both directions. we will put a map up to get a sense of where this closure is and how it'll impact you as you head out the door. is '201 is closed entirely. both the southbound and northbound lanes shut down between the 810 junction on the north side and between the -- the 210, 180 junction on the south side. that isself miamis of 101 shut down because of flooding. the water started to rush on to the fleeway about 8:00 last night. it's about a foot deep in some spots and we talked a short time ago with the chp. they aren't sure how long it'll take to get the freeway back open. >> reporter: it's going to depend on the floodwaters receding. so at this point we are -- hoping people get the information and are able to plan an alternate route if they need to get through that area. >> reporter: now further south from here there is actually some better news in morgan hill. the northbound lanes of 101 did just open back up a short time ago after they were shut down overnight because of flooding as well. now this remains the big issue for people here in the south bay. all the lanes, both northbound and southbound, all the lanes of 101 shut down entirely here in san jose between the 880 junction and the 281 junction this will cause major problems here. folk also have to find another way around until the waters go down. >> wow. all right. along highway 101. thank you. time is now 6:14. new this morning the city of san leandro declaring itself a sanctua, are y, city. the resolution was passed last night. it'll keep the police from cooperating with federal immigration agents. san francisco and san jose are long time sanctuary cities. you know trump has signed an order that would deny federal funding to these safe haven cities. that could amount to manies of dollars lost for bay area cities. the san francisco public defender's office will hold a meeting today on the new immigration rules. among the topics expected to be address is the how immigrants can get level help to fight deportation. the meeting as the results at five tonight at the san francisco public library on lark instreet. the trump administration and house republicans may have toecap obama care a bit longer. both are calling for at least three months to make a decision about continuing to fund subsides for the affordable health care act. the payments reduced deductibles and co papers for more than half of them on the health care exchanges including covered california. the president promises he will repeal and replace obama care. starting neck month san francisco water official its will start blending in ground water to the city's tap water. the san francisco public utilities commission said that the water will not taste different. the first year they will mechanic in 3% of ground water to the tap water. by the hath year they will add in the maximum 15% of ground water. though the reservoir is not at risk of rubbing low on water the city said that mixing in ground water will relieve any future drought worries. tapping in to the ground water. i would have to taste it to give my opinion. sal is right over there. i know are you watching highway 24 and everything else. >> that's right. you heard alex talk about the 101 closure. we will be -- at the risk of repeating ourselves we have -- want to make sure that everybody knows about it. highway 101 is closed between 280 and 880 in both directions. it's actually -- this is a live picture of it that -- you can see the water hasn't receded at all. it was between mckee and 880. for all intents and purposes they aren't letting traffic go anywhere. you can cup upping up on the closure here. northbound 101. they won't let you go past 280 if you are getting opponent the free he wafer that you are fine but of course this big stretch is taken out of it in both direction social security a major problem. what we will see are people coming up and using 280 if they can get there. some people coming in from the -- the morgan hill area or southern san jose will use 85 and then make they will use 85 to 87 to get through. its going to be a maimingor problem in the south bay. you can't take away a major freeway and have it not affect other roads. a lot of the side roads are flooded in the local area. let's move along and look at highway 24. the east bay drive is starting off normal many the fact it's not raining right now is helping out this is a normal drive which -- have you to or ind a and lafayette. bay bridge toll plaza that's backed up to the maze. at 6:17 let's bring steven. this break is helping. this '2was nice to drive into work in hat heavy rain. we will get to some of -- there a sight. coyot, creek. i was just looking at it. it says 31 feet which makes sense compared to what it going on with all the flooding taking place. that is the only information that is given. now the other sites are that we -- coyot, creek. major flood stage. flood stage is ten. we have the flood warning. have to come out of coyote reservoir. i think they were 114 and 119. we get a break here. it may be a few showers later on. we look for mostly clear skies. 30s to 40s. kelseyville. it's the cold. glenallen. leesburg. northwest napa. there is a weak system off shore. there is enough that we may get a few isolated showers. dry until we get to the weekend. it looks like we will cloud up on saturday. 6:19 the time. new video of harrison ford's close call with his airplane. dumping up we will show you the -- how the actor barely avoided hitting another plane. >> we are live in san jose. continuing to monitor the flooding there. coming up at can 30 we will show you the areas to avoid as you head outside. . police in new jersey have arrested a drug suspect after what was part of -- arrest in part -- rescue. look at that. police say the man ran away during a drug sting into a wooded area and then he climbed down this cliff. this is in fort lee new jersey. the suspect couldn't move and they couldn't reach him once he got stuck in a tree. he was out there more than two hours. i special unit went down the cliff and rescued him and then arrested him. he was not hurt. the charges against him include conspiracy to give out cocaine and also resisting arrest. no oakland police are reportedly using new surveillance technology from the alameda da. the website report that the city signed off on a five-year agreement for an ungrade on what's known as a stingray device. the technology uses mobile phones. it fools the mobile phones in into connecting through it allowing officers to pinpoint a phone's location and track done criminals. california law does require police to get a warrant eve time they want to use it. authorities are starting to wild a case against a gang member accused of killing a police officer and oning another. the suspect is still in the hospital recoving after being shot by police. investigators say that he is a career felon. he was arrested five times in the past seven months for vai lating probation. on monopolies say that he killed his cousin, stole his cousin's car and then rear- ended another car. when the police responded to the crash he started shooting killing death boyer. the police are angry that he was released on probation under a reform measure that allows him to be watched by the county and not the state. a new report shows united states workers not investing enough in retirement. two thirds of working americans do not contribute any money to a 401k or other retirement account through their job. researchers say many don't have access to those account because they have not been on the job long enough or only work part time and only 4% of all you companies offer a retirement plan. another problem is employers don't put effort into helping eligible workers sign up. there is new video to show you a plane that harrison ford was pie looting flying dangerously low last week offer an airliner taxiing at john wayne airport. take a look. you can see as ford's plane comes in he miss teak inly flies that plane directly over an american airlines 737. harrison ford was supposed to land on a runway that runs parallel to the taxiway. the faa is investigating. it's possible ford could loose his pilot's license. no rain today. we are still feeling the impacts of the storms. at can 30 the incredible sayings from yosemite. >> and parts of downtown san jose is flooded. we have show you pictures. we will show you what's going on as many people are forced to evacuate. >> good morning. we can see traffic that is going to be busy and we have the maimingor closure on highway 1501. >> under mostly clear skies this morning also colder but a break from the rain. may be a few showers pop up to the north later on today but looks okafor the next to you days. we're told to live large, but with princess cruises your most extraordinary moments happen when you feel small. when you're completely outnumbered, overshadowed, and outshined. so what if you dared to explore this great big beautiful pond. what if you dared to feel small. celebrate our princess anniversary sale with award winning itineraries. 7 day fares from $799. visit your travel agent or princess.com. princess cruises. come back new. . welcome to mornings on 2. this is our top story. we are talking about roaded closed all oaf the place this is a live picture right in downtown san jose. basically a lot of drains have just been over loaded with the water. we talked also in san jose with coyote creek, crested to almost 14 feet. the highest level in 100 year. you can see alley is down there along with her photographer, cars going through. regard thel though some of those lower cars --. >> look at that one along the cub on the left. >> it seems like it's -- it's not always the smartest thing to do is proceed along with water. we have some roads that are completely closed including niles canyon. 101 and 880. sal was talking about that. northbound 101. we want to take you live to san jose. san jose is really been hit with this latest storm. a lot of rain. we have a break for a bit. >> we say good morning to you attempt you for joining us. middle of the week. wednesday. february 22nd. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. it's can 30. speaking of the break and we will get hit let's check in with steve. >> probably sunday. it doesn't look strong. it looks cold. >> it's cold this morning. >> it is. i know. we have something that looks like the gauges on coyote creek are coming down a bit many maybe someone from suspecta clara water district. the good folks can -- east williams road gauge is rightt. still says 30 feet. that's the only information on there. the others have flood monitors, floated stage. major flood stage. there is some that are well above and some that are starting to come down from flood teenage stage. we get's break. a lot of heavy rain on monday and tuesday especially out of the santa cruz mountains and san jose and the santa clara valley. 30s and 40s. much colder here this morning than we have seen for a while. kelseyville. heels bugger, windsor, great -- napa, northwest at 35. mill valley 42. weak system here. it'll give us clouds in the afternoon. sun in the morning and then all of the focus out of the system out of the north but that went be until probably saturday morning. 50s on the temperatures today. getting worse. bettern. its getting worse steve. the back ups are because highway 101 is closed between 280 and 880 in both directions in the middle of the silicon valley. i want to you should you a picture of why it's closed. >> that railroad bridge. underneath it there is a little depression. that's where the water has gone too. it came down and you can see it hasn't been moving at all. hasn 't been receding that's why highway 101 is closed. normally this takes a lot of cars for the morning drive. where are all of them going? they are going on other freeways. 101, 85. 87. this is a look at the area right here as we pushn. the purple area is where chp has had the closure. it's closed in between these two spots here. people are using other ways to get around it. this is your drive. lue notice if you are coming up on it there is a lot of slow traffic right there. i with recommend another way or perhaps if you have discretion going later hopefully the water will recede. we tonight know yetw. relooking at the other drives on the maps search. the 5850 drive will be slow. 580, tracy triangle. oaf the pass. a crash southbound 680 at north main and traffic from concord to walnut creek is extra slow. highway 4 is slow in bay point. you can see traffic at the bay bridge physical p laza will be slow for a normal drive. at can 32 let's go back to the desk. we want to take you back to san jose because mandatory evacuations remain in effect for some areas along coyote creek. >> several hundred homes were evacuated. paul is at one of the centers there. what is happening? >> reporter: good morning. i will tell you that the red cross set up a center here. they say about 100 people have stayed here last night because they are displaced. we can take a look at video. dinner was served in the cal's parking lot. a lot of families have young children. families deal with the sudden disruption some say that the water level rose fast and some were take way on rescue rafts but it's times like that this the communities come together. some stopped by to make donations offer seeing hear what happened and san jose mayor said that the neighborhoods will be -- not be forgotten while they are up displace. >> we have police department deploying officers and reserve officers in those neighborhoods to make sure there is no looting or additional damage. people in the area seem to be coming out and visiting. hopefully we can talk to them and the red cross. dave, pam. >> thank you for checking in. people down there. >> coyote creek. the creek over flowed the los lagos golf course. firefighters rescued fine people and authorities searched by boat and by air. reportedly there were as many as 40 people at this homeless camp. >> highway 101 in morgan hill reopened early this morning after flooding there. the northbound side of 101 near cochran road was shut down because the creek over flowed. cal tran crews reportedly cut a new canal to help divert the water. a main road is closed to traffic because of a mudslide. alexander avenue connects it to the golden gate bridge. that closure between east road and edwards n is a mudslide that happened on monday. it has since been cleared but the engineers still need to check out the hillside. if that road is expected to be closed for at least a week. most of the flooding problems in the area are because of water being release from the anderson reservoir and then right into coyote creek. santa clara water managers told the news that release is actually started january 9th from an outlet at the bottom of the dam and then on saturday started sending water over the pill spillway which hasn't happened in more than ten years. they say they were trying to make room for the rain while at the same time preserving as much drinking water as possible. niles canyon road remains closed between fremont because of the risk of flooding there. people who live near alameda creak say it's running as full as they have seen it. there is another problem as well nearby. a mudslide is keeping the road closed. rocks continue it fall on the road. there is good news. northbound lanes of highway 17 will open in the santa cruz mountains near vine hill road. that's been a problem area but crews have been able to clear a mudslide that had shut the road partly down for more than a week. one southbound lane remains closed because of cracks in the asphalt. and then newspaper marin a portion of sir francis drake near fairfax is back open after a mudslide blocked lanes of traffic. that road was closed at white hill. that's approaching the valley near the bay wood canyon center. voluntary evacuations were issued for parts of sacramento county. president entire community of will ton was threatened by a nearby river south eat of the state capitol. part of northbound highway 99 was closed because of severe flooding. residents were amazed how fast the highway was covered in water. >> even with the truck i can't get out when the water is up to the retaining wall. >> you know some people try to drive through the high water, on getting stuck or they blow a tire by running oaf debris that's in that water. relief shelter was opened up at the cal expo to handle people. all the rain over the past couple days has created a very dramatic sight in yosemite national park. bridalvveil fall social security pumping water right now. normally its not this strong until spring when the snow starts to melt. testimony continues in the sierra lamar murder case. yesterday attorneys heard from the ex-girlfriend of the ceus killer. they say that she couldn't seem to keep her story straight. in court she claimed on the day lamar disappeared she went to do laundry at her mother's and torres dropped her off. prosecutors say that during the investigation she never told deputies she was with torres that morning. torres is charged with kidnapping killing lamar though her body hasn't been found. he is also charged with attempting to kidnap three other women in 2009. all out search continues for two men accused of a sexual assault in the north bay. look at this sketch of one of the suspects. take a good look. the victim was attacked opponent the night of february 11 or early the next morning behind a shopping center on 7th street and grant avenue near lee garner park. police also gave us these surveillance imagesments they show the suspect as he walked in to ia luck write supermarket on grant eve. there is a closer look. is he about 5'5'', 150 pounds, if you know who he is or have any information call the police. the white house said that the president is ready to release new rules on the use of bathrooms by transagenda students. president obama issued a directive last year allowing students to use the bathroom according to their current gender identity rather then their birth certificate. the trump administration has not provided specifics on the new guidelines but a spokesman said that the president believe that it's a state right issue. ? a new study finds living in a community take recognizes same sex marriage can lead to lower rates of suicide attempts among high school students. especially among teenagers who identity as gay. that study was done by a researcher at the johns hopkins university school of public health. she said that there may be something about the teenager's having equal rights even if they have no plans to take advantage of them that makes them feel more hopeful about their future. a group of firefighters who specialize in water rescues are among the many local agencies helping out with the the flooding in san jose. coming up at six why this has been a busy week for that water rescue team. >> and the weather is testing the way barry's infrastructure including the bay bridge. we will show you how it's weathering the storm. >> good morning. we have 101 closed this morning in san jose. right underneath a railroad bridge between 280 and 101. you can not get through. not obvious -- that is putting more traffic on other roads. we will have another update. >> at least it's not raining out. maybe patchy fog and it's cold but we get a break for a few days and will see chats in store for the weekend. . we want to check in on stocks right now. like look at the doj jones. we haven't seen that in eight straight days. the dow has posted record gaves. it is down 40 points. the nasdaq and s and p5 hub down a quarter percent as well. investors waiting for the fed. the federal reserve going to release minutes on its latest meeting so hoping to get some word on the economy and perhaps interest rate policy as head. more than 40 restaurants will close. they may include some out back and flemings prime steak houses. 43 restaurants owned by the parent company will close by the end of this year. the company is closing some of its lower preforming stores. it has more than 1500 location around the world. more than a dozen of them right here in the bay area. they have not told us a list of which locations it'll close as quiet. ups is testing drones for deliveries in rural areas. a drone -- they will show you. will make a deliver are you while the driver will make another one. company officials say that deliveries in rural areas are often farah part. the drones could make some of them and save time and miles for the drivers and trucks. scott weiner introduced a ballot measure to stop one of the president's estate tax proposals from taking effect. the senator wants to create the a california estate tax if the president repeals the federal estate tax. >> the california estate tax will be the same as the current federal estate tax which is 40% of the value of any estate above 5 and a half million dollars. >> the president has proposed a repeal of the estate tax. time is can 45. let's check in with gasia to see what's coming up in the next hour. good morning. >> good morning. a busy morning and that continues in our next hour with a story about increased watching for san francisco police as the department law many ace security system that tracks officers internal computer activity. this move is part of the department's reform efforts. we have been reporting on. we will tell you how specific this new monitor willing be and what else officers may be facing. and how would you like to watch a game on facebook? they are in talks to do that with one game a week. twitter has been streaming some live games. how they are battling itous for sports and fans and how baseball would benefit. these and weather and traffic when i join you in just a few. and all month we have been sitting down with bay area mayors and who is coming up for us at eight? >> that's something we haven't had. a real transit network. the opportunity to have different lines all with that kind of connection. as we are able to connect the transit it becomes more meaningfull. right now what they see say patch work. >> you will see more of the interview with the mayor of mornings on two. the lakers have hired magic johnson as their new head of basketball operations. >> a lot of fans want to know how he will save the franchise. one thing is certain. luke walton isn't going any any war. >> very to develop them and i love luke. i think that -- he was the right pick. the guy is a gym rat. he loves basketball. is he the right coach to develop the players. i want to work side by side. >> he will have to work hard. the lakers had a rough season. they were 19-39 this season. a four year stretch in the lakers history. if anyone can do it magic can. >> that's good. luck walton is safe. >> la won't tolerate a team. may be jealous of what they see up north. i think so. they at least want to be competitive. good morning. let's go out and take a look at what we have. 101 in san jose is shut down between 280 and 880. right here that bridge you see of bo us is the railroad bridge. this is a big -- a puddle i with say for the lack of a better term. just a big body of standing water on the freeway and obviously you cannot drive through this. so, traffic is not driving through it at all. it's on the other roads in san jose. give yourself plenty of extra time. northbound 101 set down between 280 -- northbound is take all the traffic right now because of the drive direction. 280 and 85 are giving more and the volume seems to be done. i think people have heard about that and are staying off the roads, doesn't seem to be too bad but some of the side roads are slow. the bay bridge toll plaza. we have slow downs. can 49. that'sa a pile of water. >> i couldn't think of another word. >> that's all right. >> a body of water? >> i don't know. if you go off to the side it's a quagmire. there. you go. thank you. >> thank you sal. we have mostly clear skies. there is a little bit of low cloud deck. kevin pender feeling chipper. from you go. mostly clear. we need the break. it's colder. multiple sites. some report, some don't. this one does. it's at 18 feet. there is also -- one at eden vale. that's the closest one to this one. major flood stages. east williams road. there is a gauge there. i would have to tend to believe it with what's going on based on everything that sal has been showing and all the damage done with the floodwaters. now you can call her sebrina. a chilly 38 but it's beautiful. i guess we have a power outage in clayton or in castro valley. zombi es in castro valley for coffee. no stores with coffee. that's a new lead story. >> that's not good. >> the sun come up. he they will go away. we have mostly clear skies. could be a few -- keep it in the forecast. much colder than we have seen in a long time. there is a lot of 30s slowing up. even vallejo at 397-8937 in blackhawk. by the concord pavilion 30s. 43 in monterey. the winter storm warning ended in sierra. slow dim proving there. after another round of heavy snow. ten plus inches of snow at the national weather service. incredible amount of presip station. we get some sun in the morning and partly cloudy. they don't look heavy. one of them taps in to the moisture. we will see. i would anticipate rain. it doesn't look ache a gully wash. we will see a break for the next couple of days. it won't amount to much. clouding up on saturday. >> we will be prepared. milo has resigned as the editor for britbart. what's next for him. . >> also it's getting crowded in space. another rocket on its way to the international space station is a different mission hits a snag. . lift off of the 1st progress resupply vehicle outbound to the international space station. >> there it is a russian rocket blasting off today. carrying almost six thousand pounds of fuel, water and supplies for the international space station. that a couple of hours before a ship was supposed to arrive. the commercial cargo carry -- was delayed at least a day because of a failure in the gps system. russian supplies should arrive on friday. the washington monday men has been cleaned up. work on three other landmarks continues today. the lincoln memorial, world war ii memorial and the dc war memorial were also damaged by grafitti. investigators say that it doesn't appear to be racial or political. they are reviewing surveillance footage in hopes of identitying who did it. the national park service has been in the process of removing the grafitti. according to bay bridge officials the eastern span of the bay bridge is weathering all the rain storms well. you may remember the newer end of the bridge needed extra finishing work last year. to much rain was getting inside the structure. through holes attaching the steel guard rails. the support cables and other parts. the crews applied industrial grade sealer to the gaps. >> we are very pleased that there has not been any flooding, any leak age with respect to all of the rain that has come in the last few weeks. >> there are rabe holes all over the bridge deck allowing water to run off. you drivers in san francisco will have to learn to share the road. with shuttles. traction exhortation officials approved a program regulating the shuttle buses. the city started testing the program in 2014. corporate buses, many of them operated for tech companies. they carry ten thousand people a day and they are important to the transportation network. we are coming up in the seven o'clock hour and homes were evacuated . we are learning of businesss in downtown are also flooded. we have been looking live at some of the streets down there. we will have a live report opponent what people in the south bay are dealing with as they are waking up this morning. >> highway 101 in san jose closed because of this. flooding. how it's affecting. you folks in the south bay. >> businesses under water in downtown san jose. and thousands of people in the south bay forced from their homes. we continue to follow the latest on flooding and evacuations happening in the south bay. mornings on 2 continues. 2 continues. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> it's dry out there for now but it is very busy. wednesday, february 22nd. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> it's cold too. >> yep. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. we learned as many as 14,000 people have been evacuated since coyote

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