to nothing throughout palo alto. montara picks up .69. the loser is south bay. trace amounts to .01 inches. in terms of the next storm, this has a better shot of rain for those down in the south bay. we re tracking this storm system. we ll have the full-time line coming up. take a look what the storm did in walnut creek. a ten-car pileup. one of the cars flipped on its side. this happened on northbound 680 around 3:00 this afternoon. paramedics rushed five people to the hospital. in terms of the backup in traffic, it went back for miles. from the east bay to the north bay, marin county got hit hard. jody hernandez is there with more. reporter: marin county got quite a nice soaking today. in fact, it is still a little bit drizzly outside. it has been raining here for most of the day. in fact, it is causing a bit of a slow-down right now for the evening commute. you re looking at highway 101. the roads are still quite slick. for most, most are grateful for the wet weather.
protect our coast, our immigrant communities and our seniors. a changing of the guard in the south bay. the former candidate for san jose s mayoral race is now the new president of the santa clara county board of supervisors. dave core cortese is expected to outline his goals later this month when he delivers the state of the county address. this is a fluid and critical time in washington, d.c. republicans now rule both houses of congress and president obama is looking for some common ground during his final two years in office. nbc bay area s steve handelsman joins us in washington this evening. and steve, even more than usual, this is a complex time where you are there on capitol hill. reporter: it is raj. thanks. good evening. here in washington they are looking for common ground but at the same time tonight there definitely could be a confrontation ahead on the sensitive issue of homeland security. despite today s talk of working together. i m very much looking f
who have volunteered to care for ebola patients who have received training and a lot of education. reporter: california nurses association has been in close contact with nurses on the front line. they say it appears all of the guidelines are being followed. we know that obviously testing has been done. i know that so at least the initial testing is done and it s not unusual for second confirmation tests to be done as well. i just hope the person gets better. i hope they don t think what they think he has. i don t wish the worst for nobody. reporter: now the hospital put out a statement late this afternoon saying the patient is in good condition. well, that was jodi hernandez reporting there. we lost our satellite feed. if this does turn out to be a confirmed case of ebola, the one that jodi was talking about in the sacramento area it would be the 11th such case treated in the united states. this map shows the ten cases two of which turned out to be fatal. agony an
san francisco. all of us at the police department and the city waiting for the medical examiner to confirm the identity of the body found in that suitcase and the cause of death. reporting from san francisco, mark matthews nbc bay area news. now to a major change in the weather. the dry spell is about to be over. our satellite radar shows a storm closing in on the bay area. and on the right, our live cameras in san francisco and san jose show the skies starting to transform. robert honda is in the south bay where tree trimmers are trying to get ahead with the storm but begin with chief meet orroll gist jeff ranieri on when the rain will arrive. see where the center of the storm system is offshore counterclockwise spin the center of low pressure. that is going to be moving way off to the north not overly focused on that, this massive stream of moisture out here offshore. that gets here the next 36 hours, what is going to increase our rainfall. see the satellite radar pictu
and the store is okay. that is all she has given me all day, i can t tell you anymore. everybody is okay everybody is okay. what is your name reporter: and that is really all that that man cared about. the bottom line is everybody is safe. nobody was injured but these three men were armed when they came in at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. and right now san francisco police are investigating inside if the kneethe tiffanys. they don t have a suspect description but certainly you would think there would be video inside tiffanys. live, terry mcsweeney nbc bay area news. all right, terry, thank you. and a measles outbreak now the legislation, the rights of parents may be taken away. senators barbara boxer and dianne feinstein asked california leaders to reconsider the personal relief exemption. more from santa clara county public health department. marianne how would this impact parents? reporter: well raj, one of the state lawmakers is a doctor and says right now there ar