running to remember. they area badges in step with officers for marathon like no other.>> it symbolizes the pain and discomfort of officers on their chosen days. weather wreaking havoc across the country, bring down trees in the bay area, stranding a skier in the sierra compounding down on this pilot across the country. good evening. i am alyana gomez.>> we begin with the reportãa performance like none others. -- none other, all to mourn the victims of the ghost ship fire. three bands are coming together to pay tribute to them and raise money to help.>> rob malcolm is there with the latest.>> reporter: i am at the hemlock tavern. it has been a very active year. the owners have been added since 10:00 this morning. any people paying tribute to the victims of the oakland fire. they are doing it the best way they know how, through music. as i said, three bands are playing. it's a very active inside, the man that brought this altogether is ship mehra, one of the lead singers and a guitar player. you are telling me earlier [ indiscernible ].>> [ indiscernible ] we have all lost friends to this fire, some friends. it affected us in the entire country. >> what did it take to pull all this together? >> this is a predetermined thing. we decided we need to make no money. we want to help everyone we can and benefit any victims of the fires. this is already something planned beforehand. we did want to keep anything. we want to share with the people who need it.>> do you ever play in the ghost ship?>> i have never been there. it's five blocks for my house. everyone i knew has been there, played shows there and also we had a ton of friends going there that night. luckily they did not enter the building that day.>> it's five blocks away from your house. you go by that scene. what goes through your mind?>> it is a tragic, unfortunate situation. you can blame any space, but we are pushing the fringes of society to play music in places where we can get the chance to show our music. i really, it's hard to put into words what happened there. i'm still trying to process it. >> you look around the street, there is quite a crowd. did you expect this kind of acerno?>> we usually have a turnout, but this night i think it differentiates the fact that people are here to support their community of music, which is a good feeling, that people are here for each other.>> you take the stage in half an hour? err at 11, an hour.>> you will be playing all night, then. a lot of people appreciate what you're doing. it says a lot about this community.>> i feel really happy that all these people are here to support the community. >> look inside, very busy. all the money tonight going from tickets will go to relief towards the victims. the first funeral for the oakland fire victims is set for tomorrow. friends and family members say draven mcgill loved to sing. the dublin teen performed with the youth choir and appeared on america's got talent. he was the youngest person killed in the fire. he was also the sun of and alameda county sheriff's deputy. a cold front is bringing snowy weather and below average temperatures to 80% of the country. this is the sea of a major pilot the michigan. at least 40 vehicles and three semi's were involved. cars were littered across the highway. forcing michigan state police to close the roadway in both directions.>> everybody had their flashers on. all the sudden it was a white out. cars were everywhere and kept getting hit and hit and went into the ditch..hit about 10 more times.>> is no squall reduced visibility to 50 feet at the time of the crash. the raid -- rain was in the foothills, and the water was moving so fast in grass valley. it is only been this bad a few times in the last 30 years. some watched from the sidelines but others worked to redirect the water away from their homes. >> it hasn't flooded or rained like this for six years. it's kind of nice. i welcome it. i know it is causing a little damage in some places, some roads, but we need the rain. i will take it how we can get it.>> by the end of the day there were reports of minor damage. no one has been hurt. the rain cause problems through much of the day. downed trees and flooded streets can crews busy. a power pole was brought down. pg&e says the tree came down overnight and knocked out power to a small neighborhood. another tree fell into the power lines on porter creek road, causing a mess for clean up crews. workers used chainsaws to cut through, then they untangled the branches from the electrical lines and cleared the debris out of the street.>> this creek looked more like a raging river. the waterfall cascaded down the road into the creek. the rain has led up. let's send it over to mark tamayo with the latest.>> a break between storms right now. partly to mostly cloudy skies. it has been a pretty productive week across the bay area, one storm coming in after the other. the strongest one was today, producing moderate to heavy rainfall, especially this morning. look at the numbers. the totals of the most recent storm, oakland, over an inch of rain. santa rosa, an inch of rain, san francisco, 0.83. on the satellite in the radar, we do have all this moisture streaming into northern and southern california. the last few frames, things have moved out to the south into the east. as i mentioned, clouds in place. looking out towards the sierra, lingering rain and snow showers. snow levels high, up above 8500 feet. as a result they picked up significant rainfall. heavy rain reported in tahoe city, reporting over 3 inches of rainfall, the storm total over the past 24 hours. in the bay area, a few clouds in place. we are setting up a break for sunday. stars -- the skies are partly cloudy. another storm will approach are shoreline in the next couple of days. pg&e says about 41,000 customers were in the dark today in the east bay. the outage affected parts of oakland, berkeley, and emeryville. it started around 1:30 and service was restored around for. bart had electrical problems as well. service was brought to a halt between hailey city and the 24th and mission street station. a train was stuck on the track for some time but bart says service was restored a few hours later. sfo has delays, 192 flights have already been delayed, 21 flights of been canceled. passengers are still experiencing delays of up to an hour. no flights were canceled in or out of oakland or san jose. we have had a lot of wet weather over the last few weeks. there are concerns over how the homeless are bailing out.>> reporter: tense and tarps have taken a beating -- tents and tarps of taking a beating. lilly dylan craft is 21 years old. she plans to leave today because she doesn't have a tent of her own.>> i've been out on the streets for a long time, but some of these people have been out on san francisco streets longer. i am here to talk about how they go through a lot. it is cold out here. >> reporter: this man moved out here 10 days ago. >> i screwed up and lost my job and got addicted.>> reporter: he came to the overpass because it was familiar.>> 10 or 12 years ago i was down here. i know how it is. there weren't as many people here, but now i am back.>> reporter: the spreading the love of jesus mission delivered hot meals this morning. >> it's miserable. the conditions are damp, cold. they are trying to stay dry. >> reporter: the group made visits to camps and hope one -- in oakland this morning. some people living on the streets say they have trouble finding room at local shelters or they choose to stay here instead of reaching out.>> i have friends i could probably call, but i don't want to be a nuisance. >> reporter: for those who can't or won't budge from outdoors, this mission says there are things you can give to help them survive.>> sleeping bags, blankets, warm coats, socks, just anything that would keep you warm keeps them warm. >> it is beautiful how many can help. anyone that can help us we appreciate it. just pray for these people. they do a lot.>> reporter: one of the top items homeless had asked for his bottled water. the family wellness group says they plan to do another drive of supplies and sleeping bags sometime in january. leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2news. a santa clara police officer was arrested today on suspicion of domestic violence. daniel bernal was arrested shortly after midnight. they found a woman with visible injuries who was dating him. he faces a felony domestic violence charge. he is on paid administrative leave. is a seven year veteran of the department. the dallas association held a dinner for officers to run in a dallas marathon. they are running in honor of five officers killed in an ambush in dallas. one sergeant says he and his coworkers have trained for the past few months in honor of those killed and affected by the shooting. >> we are here to support the dallas police department and help them get through a tough time. that, the marathon represents the same. a lot of officers will be feeling a lot of pain tomorrow, they will want to quit and we are going to, as officers, we will encourage each other. that is our family. >> the race starts at eight tomorrow morning. coming up, skier lost in an avalanche in tahoe. why the search was called off and later. [ music ] >> joe fonzi has a one-on-one with the giants new closer and why he is singing to this woman. as donald trump puts his team together, one him of the most coveted positions is still open. who he met with today. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds. in turkey, twin attacks tonight. 29 people were killed, most police officers. the bombings came outside a soccer stadium and wounded 170 others. a bus filled with riot police seemed to be the target. government officials are calling the attack an active terrorism and say 10 have been arrested. so far, no one has claimed responsibility. as the cyber attack investigation moves forward, the trump transition team is pushing back. the cia says russia rated the computer systems of both parties but only released documents that could defeat clinton. the trump transition team challenged that assessment saying these are the same people that said saddam hussein had weapons of mass instruction. they also said the republican party was never hacked.>> they were told high up within the new york times that this was not true. yet they chose to ignore that because they wanted to write a story that fit a different narrative.>> reporter: obama has ordered a full scale review of cyber attacks to be completed before he leaves office january 20. donald trump still has not named his choice for secretary of state but his transition team says the decision is coming soon. ryan units with the short list.>> reporter: as trump puts his team together, 11 of the 16 cabinet positions have been announced. one of the most coveted, secretary of state, is open. a spokesman confirmed trump met with exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson in new york for the second time. questions are arising about him, who has a close relationship with putin.>> you want to give the president the benefit of the doubt, but putin is a bully and a murderer. anyone who describes them as anything else is lying. i don't know the relationship, but i will tell you, it is a matter of concern to me.>> reporter: rudy giuliani announced he has withdrawn his name from state consideration. >> he had good choices. my objective was never to get a job. it was for my country. i did want to see this country slip into socialism.>> reporter: the class that -- president-elect calling giuliana -- giuliani, one of the finest people i know. betray us says he is honored to be on the list.>> it has been a true village -- privilege to be considered. there is no greater honor than public service. it would be a privilege to return to public service. >> reporter: trump attended the army navy football game to so support -- show support for our armed forces. president obama signed a bill to keep the government-funded through april. congress approved the bill last night. there was a last-minute debate as democrats tried to extend health benefits to minors and widows through next year. and said, the benefits are approved for only another four months.>> our intention was never to shut this place down. it was to get the extension to make the corrections. that's what we've been working for. >> congress also passed a water bill providing $10 billion for projects across the nation. a last-minute addition to that bill backed by diane feinstein has angered some environmentalist and barbara boxer, who say it stripped environmental protection from california rivers. and weather, the same storm that brought the rain today brought snow to the sierra. this is what it looked like earlier at kirkwood ski resort. there are still no chain restrictions on highway 50 there are still no chain restrictions on highway 54 interstate 80. mark tamayo has the very latest on the conditions.>> they have had relatively high snow levels all afternoon and weekend. snow levels have been up above 8000 feet for parts of the sierra. we had the rainfall earlier today, especially for this morning into the early portion of the afternoon. lingering clouds in place, a little bit of green on the radar. a few pop-up showers could pay a visit. that chance tonight and tomorrow morning. current numbers starting cool off. santa rosa, 44. san francisco, 53. temperatures right now in most areas a little cooler than this time yesterday. here is our live camera, looking towards the bay bridge. the embarcadero holiday lights in the distance as well. mostly cloudy skies. as i mentioned, the possibility of a shower or two over the next 3-4 hours. as well -- as far as lows, we are expecting the coolest spots in the 30s. san jose checking in at 46 first thing tomorrow morning. there's our sky cast, 7 am, 50 degrees, you see some clouds out there paying us a visit. at 12:00, temperatures on track. lunchtime, 54. in the afternoon, high clouds, a high close to 56 or 57. here's our forecast model. tomorrow will be dry. you get a break to get outside tomorrow with rain between storms. here is sunday 3:00, a few high clouds. that will take us in the monday. more clouds to talk about, but monday should be dry. look what happens tuesday. our next system moves closer to the shoreline. possibly some new storms lining up behind it. our full forecast in a few minutes. new information in the deadly balloon crash in texas. the ntsb says the pilot of the balloon that went down this summer had drugs in his system before take off. efrain nichols and 15 other site theaters died in the crash. -- sightseers took -- died in the crash. the accident was the worst fatal aviation accident in the us since 2009. racism and hate directed at an nfl player. the anonymous letter he received and what he had to say about it. the band for sanford -- band for sanford university is suspended. the reason why coming up. a bomb threat called in today for a plane carrying the boston celtics turned out to be a hoax. the plane was not diverted and landed safety in oklahoma -- safely in oklahoma city. the celtics are scheduled to play the thunder tomorrow. a frightening a disgusting display of racism and hate directed at brandon marshall. he received an anonymous letter filled with racist ramblings and threats to is live. he believes the mail is a response to him taking any during the national anthem today he called the letter concerning.>> it exposes what everybody thought was put to bed or rest. that stuff is still live in still exists. stanford officials have suspended members of the marching band through next spring. officials say the band has leadership deficits that have led to constant and repeated violations a policy. the university says the band will be reformed under a new music director in the near future. this comes after the band was barred from performing at away games for breaking rules on sexual harassment, alcohol, controlled substances, and hazing. the parents of colin kaepernick are showing their support for their son in a public way. teresa and rick kaepernick wrote a letter to the online site, the undefeated. they say they fully support their son's decision to kneel during the 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(avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars to help real people like these. rain dousing most of the bay area causing flooding and dangerous driving conditions. the storm came onshore just before dawn and made a mess in all sorts of places.>> rob malcolm is live in san francisco. it might be dry now, but that wasn't the case earlier today. a lot of things going on today.>> reporter: good evening. again, the rains may be gone, but it left a mess for people driving on the roads. for anyone deciding to rely on public transit. four days of rain saw a roads washed out. too much rain for the storm drains to handle. it's typical of this major road. water has to be pulled away because it is on federal land. on highway 13, chp sent this photo of downed trees, snarling traffic and making the afternoon commute challenging for drivers. then there was the commuter headaches.>> i was waiting at the center. it was a 15 minute delay but they made an announcement about a power outage between 24th and balboa.>> reporter: between glen park and balboa, a10 car train was stranded, leaving passengers looking for answers and these mall santas ready to deliver lumps of coal.>> it is a bad day. it shows what public transportation in the bay area does. it rains and it falls apart.>> it's raining, first of all. we get to the bart station and bart is not running. they should of made the shuttles more frequent. >> reporter: it was a soggy saturday as the system experienced major delays in the east bay and san francisco. by 3:30, power was restored to the line. it affected 42,000 customers. this man summed up his day traveling the rails. >> i couldn't hear what people were saying. i could just imagine what was going through their heads. the same emotional feeling, angry and frustrated about bart and their delays. >> reporter: there is some good news from all this. there is no rain expected until tuesday. that is probably a good thing from what we saw today. everybody at this point is probably a little better prepared. live at bush street, rob malcolm, ktvu news. the search has been called off for a skier who became lost in an avalanche in tahoe. it was trevor -- triggered at the tahoe jackpot shoot around 10 am. crews search for the man, around 60, but were unable to locate him. rescue efforts were called off around 5 pm. officials will resume the search tomorrow morning. san jose police are trying to find the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run at three this morning at heading and north 15th. officers found a man dead at the scene back. investigators say he was walking the street when he was run down. no word on his identity or what type of he was involved. anyone with information should call police. on the southbound lanes of 101, a person died and three others were taken to the hospital.>> it was raining earlier. it is since stop. with the roadways and some of the speed involved, it is a likely possibility that that played a factor.>> slick conditions contributed to the accident. they say one of the injured people has major injuries that other people had minor injuries. they think alcohol may be a factor. oakland police are investigating a shooting that left one man injured. it happened near eight street and poplar way. it's not clear what led up to the shooting. the victim showed up at the hospital on his own with non- life-threatening injuries. lee say they found a car with bullet holes and blood inside on 17th and castro. so far no arrests have been made. the san francisco mayor has teamed up with tech industry leaders to fight homelessness. $30 million has been raised to provide housing for homeless families. him -- donors include the san francisco giants, and the helmet foundation. a large section of san jose will add fluoride to tap water after years of debate about safety. the water district approved funding to add fluoride to tap water after a push from health officials who argue that it reduces cavities in children by as much as 40%. the project to retrofit this is expected to be completed by 2020. a major san francisco intersection is back open after a water main break closed it down. it burst yesterday morning near the mosque only center. the cast-iron main was put in place in 1895, so age was a factor. they fixed the pipe and then open the intersection backup this morning, but crews still plan on laying asphalt down. that's going to happen coming up on monday. $88 million of refunds to its customers. why at&t is dishing out cash for the holidays. we talked a lot about the heavy rainfall in the bay area. as we head into sunday, a break. then multiple rain clouds and your five day forecast. we will breakdown the timing coming up. oh look at this, a raisin re-hydrator. it turns them back into grapes. wow, what an exhausting journey. that's a good wedding present. good call. with the blue cash everyday card you get cash back on purchases with no annual fee. backed by the service and security of american express. jingle bell rock has been in my head all day. >> drivers were rocking and rolling around the bay area on the streets in this rain. mark tamayo has more on what to expect for tomorrow coming up in a minute. earlier this week, san francisco international introduced travels to its new therapy., take a look. that caught the attention of peter. it is asking it to pull pork products out of airport restaurants. sfo had no comment. southwest has cleared up a four- day suspension of flights between la and three mexican resort cyst -- cities. it canceled the flights after mexican officials delayed issuing the necessary permits. the airline says authorities issued paperwork yesterday, flights will resume tomorrow. today and over the next few months, at&t is paying its customers $88 million in refunds after a settlement with the federal trade commission. it find the company because customers were being incorrectly charged for third- party services like downloading ringtones and text messages. more than 2.5 million customers will receive some sort of credit coming up in the next 75 days. another stormy day across northern california. we had the rainfall in the bay area. typically we talk about snow in the sierra but they had i elevations snow. snow levels up above 8000 feet. they had significant rainfall. the rainfall totals toward blum canyon, toward dutch flat scott over 8 inches of rainfall, not snowfall. blue candle, over 6 inches. dutch flat, over seven. they still have dropping snow levels in the sierra. forecast headlines for tonight in the bay area, we have this mostly cloudy skies. we're talking about a break into sunday. partly cloudy conditions, the extended forecast, more rain coming on board. you'll see that on the five day forecast and a little bit. talking about the 49ers forecast, perfectly -- partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 50s around kickoff. here is the forecast. kick off around 1:05, partly cloudy skies, 57 degrees, winds out of the northwest, 10 miles an hour. pretty good towards levi stadium. -- a live look outside toward the brave age -- bay bridge. still some wet roadways. be careful driving around the bay area tomorrow morning. lingering moisture. organized rainfall has moved out to the south end to the east. him 6500 feet -- 6500 feet, clouds tomorrow morning. still overcast over a good portion of the region. the possibility of a few sprinkles and pop up showers for your saturday night. in the pacific, the main story is an active jetstream. typically we talk about dry weather, we talk about a storm track to the north. it is being directed toward central and northern california. at least the rainfall we had today has been moving south. it is a dry sunday. next week, rain likely to tuesday, a good chance and wednesday as well. the tuesday deal could be talking about significant rainfall. just a heads up. that's what we're prepping for by tuesday or late monday night. tomorrow afternoon, partly cloudy skies, high clouds out there. monday, definitely more clouds. this is 4 pm monday. tuesday, more rain pushing back into the area. temperatures for tomorrow mainly in the 50s with livermore, 58, santa rosa, 56, san francisco, 56 as well. temperatures, we will shave off a few degrees. not extremely cold. we will thicken up the clouds into monday. there is a rain clown for tuesday. chance of rain wednesday and thursday. if i were betting on that, i would bet on the rain chances. that tuesday, be extra careful. we talked about the pounding rain today, that could set up by tuesday.>> a dry day tomorrow. that does it for us on the 10:00 news. sports wrap is coming up next. their college football gives out its biggest award. we will tell you who walks away with a heisman trophy. the warriors in memphis for their fifth straight win. joe fonzi with sports wrap next. fox 2news on sports wrap starts now. good evening. welcome to this saturday night edition of sports wrap. the warriors of said that their eyes on the big prize and they won't worry about laying an egg here and there. they laid a big one tonight in memphis. anderson starting tonight, the dallas also given the night off. the warriors took a 15 point lead in the first quarter. harrison to tony allen, back to harris, then to jerome martin for the move. seven grizzlies in double figures. zach random gets the who. randolph came off the bench to score 14. the warriors trying to keep it close before halftime. kevin durant with the only good shooting night. the grizzlies led by 23 at halftime. andrew harrison