approaching highway 1. the future cast, we have stopped at 7:00 in the morning tomorrow and that will be a very wet and busy hour on the roads. flash flood watch is in effect with heavy rainfall likely and small stream flooding is a possibility. the high winds are not likely with a high wind warning because the strong winds will begin overnight tonight 25 to 35 miles per hour winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour. this is have the potential to be the wettest storm we have seen so far this winter. there will be a first of heavy storms and then we get lighter rain and another round, second round of heavy rainfall is likely on wednesday night. we will go hour by hour through this storm and beyond. cleanup crews are already at work ahead of this big storm. what adjusters are keeping an eye on reservoirs. wilson walker is near the reservoir with why they are not worried about flooding tonight. reporter: at the base of the innocent dam, you can see they have turned the spigot o
reporter: unit 309 in this building on potrero hill belongs to the reader. nobody answered the door. instead we found her at the avenues at a nearly $1.5 million home. neighbors say she has been living in the house for years. still she insisted otherwise. we found an ad on craigslist asking for $3100 a month to rent her bmr. then there is amy, the investment banker was illegally renting her below-market rate unit on air b&b for $149 a night for several years without getting caught. she was living in a multimillion dollar condo she owns in the millennium tower. we created a list of complaints about the owners. most were obtained through a public records request. in a random door-to-door survey we found cheaters in almost every building months after anonymous neighbors had ratted them out. i think in any instance where you have somebody who is gaming the system when we are talking about affordable housing it is substantial. it is wrong and it should not happen. reporter:
they need to realize, that they will not be prosecuted. it s kind of game on for them. eric owns a grocery outlet and a mission where shoplifting and violence are a consistent problem for his employees. in the past, we have had one employee stabbed and another hurt. he doesn t know what is causing the problem, but he thinks community policing can fix it. we talk to shoppers today and they seem to have given up hope that any kind of change will happen. that is why i am spending money in our budget to increase this. i am not satisfied with a magical number that was done in the 70s about anything. our population has grown. for storeowners more security cannot come soon enough. it is not getting better. it is getting worse. they are hiring, but as you just heard the mayor say, he is not so much of fixated on a specific number of police officers. just that there needs to be more and there needs to be a more sense of calm and safety for business owners and people
. for second grader alley, that means missing several days of school. going to school is not easy. i miss my teacher and friends. my kids go to school i walnut creek. most of the kids go to school in clayton. to have to go all the way around , there is no easy route. reporter: residents spend their days lugging groceries and belongings anywhere from half a mile to several miles out to their cars parked on the northern side of the slide near marsh creek road. it would be great to be able to grab groceries and not have to hike back. reporter: pat duggan hosted a community meeting at his home yesterday. 250 people showed up. contra costa county says they can t start fixing the road yet because the slide is still moving 10 to 12 inches a day. if we get an alternate route, we don t care how long it takes to fix it. reporter: the county is exploring three alternative routes. the options require using private land and the approval of the property owners. one of the route
life from cbs bay area studios this is kpix news. of more more than a dozen people killed on a gambling trip there the deadly crash happened on interstate 10 about 100 miles east of los angeles. 13 people killed and dozens more entered. chris martinez at the scene were new details are emerging. reporter: investigator said there s no indication that the driver ever tried to hit the brakes before colliding with the semi-and at this point they say exactly what caused the crash is still unclear. a crane was needed to separate a tour bus a tractor-trailer in north palm springs california. the bus plowed into the back and early sunday morning. i have never been to a crash where there has been 13 confirmed fatalities. a survivor told police most passengers were sleeping at the time first responders use ladders to reach victims because the door was an accessible. drove the trailer enter about 15 feet into the box. you can see it was a substantial impact. the bus was traveli