t over the slow pace of aid efforts following an earthquake. the prime minister vows not to repeat the story of management. and the fallout for farmers in java after is really strikes the story crops on materials and years of painstaking work . ah. hello, donna stanz, former president of johnny has spoken from the united arab emirates in his 1st appearance and incredible he defended who s this, isn t to leave the taliban, pushed toward the capital, saying it was to avoid violence. he also denied rumors that he fled with suitcases full of cash. the way he says johnny has been taken in with his family on humanitarian grounds, must get the document disaster and they should include. if i stayed, i would have witness bloodshed and couple, couple should not be turned into another yemen or syria over power struggles. so i forced to leave i left with just a waste coat and some clothes. the personality assassination against me has been ongoing, saying i have taken money with me. the a
weekend. these are just the latest in the slew of restaurants closing here in the bay area as the industry is force today adjust to changing times. new at 10:00, jana katsuyama is at dosa s in the city where customers were having one last meal. jana? reporter: that s right, there were a lot of sad people who didn t want to see this leave, but they plan to keep the other locations open. they just couldn t make the numbers work here with the changing times in the mission district. the line was out the door at dosa s if valencia. patrons wanted to say good-bye. the owner says the price of doing business here was too high. labor costs have increased for higher minimum wage, health care, and other benefits that also ate into his bottom line. the big thing is labor at 30%, 32%. labor costs is an all-time high. and then we just got to the point where there were so many restaurants and so much competition that with all those compounding things, people are living in this indus
getting ready for possible flooding. also, a bay area blogger gunned down during a vacation in mexico. what we are learning about that deadly shooting. right now we are under a micro climate weather alert. a powerful storm moving in bringing with it the most rain we have seen in years. already coming down in san francisco. we are expecting dangerous conditions for the next 48 hours. the roads are slick. we have already seen several crashes tonight. live look outside at some of our bridges and major free ways. this is just the beginning. meteorologist rob maeda begins our team coverage tonight. rob. we deploy the storm ranger atop the mountain. you can see moderate rain in san francisco and the north bay. specifically it s the north bay that is likely going to see the rain increase in intensity into tomorrow morning. and it s these areas that will likely see excessive rainfall. the areas here in red in the north bay. high enough that it is very likely to cause some runof
terrace and crews should be out there until about 5 a.m. use an alternate. 580 is an alternate. over at the bay bridge toll plaza, some quiet conditions. we are in the green heading westbound. eastbound across the lower deck of the bay bridge from treasure island to the decline, there will be the three right lanes closed for bridge work, completed by 6:30 a.m. tribes are pouring in after the sudden death of san francisco mayor ed lee as the city begins to look toward the future. kpix 5 s joe vazquez reports from city hall with reaction to the mayor s death and where we go from here. reporter: from the front steps of city hall to the front gate of the mayor s house in glen park, there s an outpouring of love and gratitude as the shock of the sudden death of mayor ed lee sinks in. the mayor was shopping at safeway when he collapsed. he was in cardiac arrest. he died at the hospital. i don t know san francisco without ed lee. he has been a part of everything. he was at one
i am told that a solo female officer responded to a call this morning of a reported dispute and assault at about 8:30 this morning. when she arrived, police say the suspect attacked her with a metal object. sources tell us that object was some kind of chain, perhaps a bicycle chain. the officer was reportedly hit in the head and face. when she fired her again at the affect, fatally striking him. i m told the suspect s body has removed about the coroner and the officer is being treated at highland hospital for injuries to her face and her head. we are told that her injuries are serious, but she is going to recover. the police chief, shawn wendt has been at the hospital this morning as has oakland s mayor we are told that she is going to be okay. we also understand that/have been a number of people upset. there s guys here with a sign saying stop police terror. the scene was described earlier as pretty volatile. i m told reporters are now being let into the scene to get a close