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washington retiring in 2014. she previously served five years as chief of the spokane washington police department. oakland has been without a chief now since june when sean wenz resigned in the wide ranging sexual exploitation scandal involving a teenager. at that time mayor libby schaaf ruled out what she called a toxic culture under the department, reaching out to several officials for more information where one source is telling us the police command staff was notified earlier today to expect an announcement tomorrow, but they were not told the name of the new chief. now to the weather we ve seen heavy rain in the bay area all day long. that s triggering concerns about flooding. 1.63 inches in the past 24 hours. for there s been strong winds out there as well causing trees to fall and sparking the power outages. in the sierra there s a winter storm warning anyfect right now with up to five feet of new in effect right now with up to five feet of new snow. ....
alert in the san ramon a southbound 680, multi-car crash still blocking the three left lanes, a trailer came unhooked from the cab of a semi that was involved in this crash and that was hit by another truck 15 minutes ago. nowhere near clearing, some really heavy rain in that stretch too and a live look at those conditions, southbound 680 through walnut creek, you are crawling along. we have a couple rollover crashes, i ll talk about those coming up. that round of storms hitting the santa cruz mountains hard. not just the rain but also the bottom line. we re looking at the amount it s going to cost to fix problems caused by all the wet weather. abc7 news reporter matt keller live along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. reporter: hi, reggie, i really wanted to show you how the rain will bounce off the window. that s why i m inside my van right now. actually, i just wanted to stay out because it s nice and warm inside and you don t have to get wet out here bec ....
this one. nothing is going to bring your mom back. right. so what s your hope at this point? get the person off the streets. reporter: anyone with information about this person of interest or st. john s murder is asked to contact alameda county sheriff. in castro valley, laura anthony, abc 7 news. one person was injured and more than a dozen out of their homes today after a two-alarm fire in san francisco s chinatown neighborhood. it began on stockton street just before 8:00 this morning. wayne freedman joins us live from the corner of stockman and pacific. wayne? reporter: finally after hours of closure, the corner of pacific and stockton street is open today. there are still some police barricades. you re looking at the remains of the businesses that were underneath this residence and all the stuff they had to pull out of it. now behind me some of the people who lived inside trying to get their stuff. this fire smoldered for hours today because of four ....
$67 billion. we will break down why bigger isn t always better and especially in the tech world. you look back at some of the other tech merge he wishes in the past, i thought of hue let pack err and come back which didn t work out well, that was $18 million and this one is $67 billion and there is a lot of debt involved in that one. number two in the rankings the evongo come deal. this one does eclipse a lot of these. all your golf eye fish nad dose out to the gary player invitational, talk the business of golf with pros jason duffner and natalie golbas one of us is excited about this. natalie had the great pleasure in the pro a.m. of playing with dominic chu, i cannot wait to hear her view of dom s game. plus the innovation in the auto sector tnls at pace. a special edition of the spark today with a company that says its product can determine stress and road rage. are you feeling stressful? see you after the exchange. i can t wait for that. let s start w ....
getting around was a chore for anyone in pacifica whether you were driving or walking like this man. rain fell down in buckets and then it is started flying sideways because of the wind as which were so powerful an unforgiving to put in one word it was difficult. though raymond was a stinging cold a reminder that winter is not over and we are still under the winds of mother nature. it has been a brutal day out here in person of the cut as we said. and we have more stormy weather this weekend. : the first punch moved into the bay tonight over the morning. the intensive the char s is beginning to diminish however. the rain is falling rates of 0.3 in. per hour to a 0.2 in. per hour. you can see this area of low pressure which is bringing the funneled down portions of the bay area. or it over the next several hours of the coverage and intensity of this storm will diminish. pam:continuing our team coverage on the weather. kron-4 s philippe djegal joins us live from the nor ....