about 35 minutes. everybody gets up earlier. vine hill sta popular short cut linking highway 1 in another. when we have a slide down the road here about six yearsing ao, took many months to get the road open. you know? crews wasting no time trying to get one lane operational. they laid down 120 feet of pipe today and have done an evaluation of the soil to see how soon they can rebuilt the road. about four feet down there is sand stone. we re hoping that that is consistent, we can probably lay in a crew in there. the storm damage is creating a lot of work for repair crews it s welcome news for the water district. in just four days, lexington reservoir up from 36% to 46%. as for one lane traffic that could with a reality tomorrow afternoon. i m just thrilled it s being done, trampkly. you can see what is going on behind me here. it s good. it s great. before that one lane is reopened tomorrow. crews will have to put a railing in place but they do hope that is co
she s live in san rafael and is telling us it s been raining off and on there for several hours. reporter: we re in downtown san rafael where it s raining right now. people are out and about. and they re preparing for the storm even though the storm is not expected to pack a punch. these sandbags are staying put. they say the storm flooded sunday morning and hope this round of rain will not cause any additional problems. are you worried about the afternoon? hopefully it won t be that bad. this is where we keep all our rain boots, rain suits. reporter: inside the store there s what s called a rain room. tonight some shelves need restocking. there s been a shortage on tarps and repair supplies. they will wait, when it happens you will see them comeing in in droves. reporter: this kindergarten teacher says he s learned his lesson he s finally bought his rain gear tonight. got really wet actually. so much i got sick over the weekend as well. just being out and abo
said: the federal government alone sets these priorities and places detainers to ensure that dangerous criminal aliens are not released from prisons and jails into our communities. in california, i.c.e. has deported 82,000 illegal immigrants under s-com. a spokesman says three-quarters had already been removed before and didn t elaborate on the attorney general s decision today. in the newsroom, grace lee, cbs 5. police say an attack on an autistic teenager was a random crime. but they say they have their man. oakland police arrested gary atkinson for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 16-year- old. the teenager had left her group home on college avenue in oakland last tuesday. she was found in san francisco two days later. police say she was taken there by force. no connection to the suspect and she did not go it wasn t she went there against her will. she was taken there against her will. police say they are charging atkinson with three counts of rape, two cou
right. that s a lot. one registrar official told me especially at $7,500 a day. and that s not in the budget. absolutely not. okay, mike sugerman, thank you. crafts. s attorney general is announcing a major shift in the way the state handles illegal immigrants. kamala harris is telling local police agencies don t have to follow federal rules when holding them. cbs 5 political reporter grace lee on why the ag has a problem with the feds. grace. reporter: she says the intent was good but the execution is overly brought meaning i.c.e. is deporting too many people. according to her research, about a third of the 28,000 people deported were not even criminals and 82,000 people deported were not even criminals and she issued the policy change today. that s been some confusion and we have been approached by law enforcement up and down the state asking for clarity. reporter: she issued a bulletin to all law enforcement agencies in california. if i.c.e. asks someone to de
anne. reporter: it is raining right now in mill valley here in the north bay off of 101. and i met a hardware store where they are very well prepared for anything that may come. now, you just mentioned we re not expecting any flooding. we re expecting any washouts, just mainly more nuisance when it comes to puddles. boy, compared to last week at this time, it s drier. but people are going to be ready for anything because of the possibility of flooding here in the north bay. they also have materials here at goodman s hardware where you can sandbag if you would like to, as well. we do have a lot of rivers around here and bays that, when it is high tide, you see the water come up. but here, nothing right now. live in mill valley, anne makovec, cbs 5. thank you. we have traffic, rain, it s usually not a good mix but it s early. let s check in with gianna. we start off with a couple of accidents, one just reported, westbound 580 at lakeshore blocking two middle lanes. they