tomorrow we could see bigger wave. it began raining this afternoon and hasn t stopped and it was a tough evening on the roads and for fans at the 9ers game, it was unusual, rain coming down hard and the 9er fans have difficulty there putting on the poncho at the game. took a while there. finally trust me. he got it on at some point. well, let s check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin to see what we saw today. it was soakin . coming down hard. most of the evening. an inch, inch and a half at the higher locations. the santa cruz mountains, east bay hills. over two inches of rain. santa rosa over an inch of rain. over an inch or inch in oakland. the heaviest rain moved to the east. it is still raining out there. you can see the yellows and oranges. quarter inch, an inch, inch an hour. the rainfall rate tells you everything. half inch an ur, you have standing water on the roads. lots of wrecks right now. coming on 24, a big wreck outside the tunnel, westbound. the
dr. martin luther king, jr. holiday but they have a busy week ahead, facing a possible shutdown the end of the week lawmakers will try to seal the deal on an immigration plan especially concerning daca. the president is casting doubt on a deal, tweeting daca is probably dead because the democrats don t really want it. they just want to take desperately needed money away from our military. nbc s tracie potts is live with more for us in washington. tracie, good morning. reporter: phillip, good morning. are they ready to deal? we have a few days left. democrats say yes. republicans say yes. president says yes. they are not on the same page. democrats and republicans have been negotiating. they ve got an plan on the table that they say will create a budget, avoid a shutdown, and address daca protection for these young immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally. they say it addresses the president s concerns of what he calls chain migration, and gets rid of the visa lottery. but t
your morning commute. it is october 17th, 2016. alex is off. lovely lauren dawn johnson is in this morning. good morning, how are you. what is going on here. my neck line. it is no the straight. it is not supposed to do. i like to to things different. sure you you do. we are doing something not weather first but traffic first because of the big tractor trailer accident. exactly, no coffee but beer this morning. what? on a tractor trailer. at 12:00 or 12:30 earlier this morning a tractor trailer in the the left lane here involved in an accident. that tractor trailer was loaded with kegs and cases of beer. some of the kegs pushed through and burst a big hole in the side of the tractor trailer. lets go to the news van live i believe we have a live shot from the scene as crews have been hand off loading the tractor trailer all morning long but eastbound schuylkill expressway remains closed right now, at university. here s the backup, already jammo there 30
republican tait will speak from the heart and mind. they are going to hear broad shouldered, leadership, that will make america strong again, make america safe again and make america great again. reporter: according to a new national poll three out of four voters plan to watch this debate, but 87 percent say they don t expect the debate to change their vote. gender license an issue rose ann is an associate professor of political science and says first female presidential nominee could face more scrutiny. what it appears like is expectation for woman is higher, so women will to have out perform and illustrate that they can be tough without being men. reporter: organizers say don t expect the debate to sound like a rowdy campaign rally, debate audience has been warned, no disruptive behavior. millions and millions of people are expect to watch tonight, this could be one of the biggest television events, of the year, so a lot of eye balls on this and to that end we want
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