you can t see any backups, on this stretch. looks like we are now back in the green from this crash that they moved all of that activity over to the shoulder. but this is involving a rollover crash. so some injuries involved. emergency crews on the scene. we ll see flashing lights making your way through that stretch. and we re tracking the usual delays as you make your way westbound 5. between 205 and 680, we had a few accidents overnight, especially in that eastbound direction. and that is why we are still seeing those yellow sensors, light up our screen. that is a look at traffic. kenny, back to you. all eyes on the burn zone, heavy rain on the dry-scorched burn land. residentless are on high alert. reporter: santa rosa s burn zone has been getting soaked. and that has people worried once again. it s a big concern because we have heard about sink holes and everything. and we re getting quite a bit of rain. and there s just not a lot of safety out there to kind of pre
attention, the news media attention from fellows like you, is when there s a counterprotest. reporter: with the violent images of charlottesville still fresh in the public s mind, counterprotest organizer melanie nathan from marin says it s no time to back down. i think it s critical for there to be a counter demonstration. if we stayed away, it might be interpreted as a tacit approval which is absolutely could never be. reporter: fear of a violent confrontation as we saw recently in seattle at a patriots prayer demonstration has local leaders calling for the federal government which controls crissy field to reconsider its permit for the demonstration. i have asked the park service if they have seriously evaluated their capacity to ensure the safety of people who would attend such a rally. reporter: the promise of a big opposition turnout and the possible question of violence is also being used as a chip. i see a turnout in force in the mold of a build-up we show
i keep going back to being a native californian, i have never heard in one day so many ebss, emergency broadcast systems, where your programming was interrupted or you re listening to the radio. that lovely tone. yeah. beep, beep. it s important. it is, it is. you kind of wish they would say flash flood warning for the entire bay area but the national weather service which is in monterey actually they have all these different rain gauges. i think we lost something on the desk. something on our desk fell. [ laughter ] sorry, boss. i broke the desk. [ laughter ] but you know, what happens is they have these rain gauges and they monitor them and one would tip and overflow and that would spark a warning for that particular area so that s why you heard so many different ones going on. but let s take a look at what to expect outside now. it s our live weather camera looking out at sfo which yesterday had three-hour and 38- minute delays. so far this morning, not s
will resume this morning and anne makovec is live where trees are causing a mess but let s begin with roberta. the live hi-def doppler radar picking up rain and abundance of snow in mount diablo and am i willton areas. light green is the light rain showers. the yellow is moderate and we have that happening right there in the eastern portion of the bay area. point richmond you know what i am talking about richmond is listening to the rainy drops on the roof tops outside kensington and you have the brought yellow sound making tracks towards arenda and plenty of rain showers the little gray area is snow off state highway 130 where we will have closed roads conditions due to the snow thatcontinues to fall in the mount hamilton area. rain as you head over to east palo alto and into palo alto wet across the san mateo bridge and we have another flash flood watch in effect with the bay area everywhere where you see the yellow highlighted area that is 9 counties and we have the flas
diverted off at atherton avenue. it s eastbound 37 is now open. roadwork on 880 in both directions in san leandro. actually, this is not 880. this is 238. so northbound 238 between stevenson boulevard and highway 92, the san mateo bridge and southbound between whipple and [ indiscernible ] roadwork. president trump will address republicans gathered for their policy retreat in pennsylvania after he signed two executive orders one to slash federal money to immigrant-protecting sanctuary cities and another to jump- start building the wall on the u.s./mexico border. but the president of mexico is saying that he regrets and rejects president trump s decision. kpix 5 s betty yu on the showdown over the proposed barrier at the border. the secretary of homeland security working with myself and my staff will begin immediate construction of a border wall. reporter: the executive order lays out the administration s plan to construct a physical wall along the shared border with mex