The Minute: Kidnapping in San Jose, Rain and Wind hit Bay Area, and SFPD license plate-readers

I'm Max Darrow and this is The Minute. San Jose police are investigating a possible kidnapping. Several suspects stole a vehicle with the victim still inside. This happened at North 5th and St. John's Street around two o'clock in the morning. Police described the suspect as 40 years old with a medium build, last seen wearing dark pants and a Raiders jacket. Today is a first alert weather day. An atmospheric river is rolling through the Bay Area. It'll bring strong wind and rain. Those winds could result in a few power outages. Heavier rain is expected into the evening and it is expected to hit the North Bay the hardest. Police in San Francisco can begin installing 400 automated license plate readers throughout the city. They're using money from a $17 million state retail theft grant program to install the readers. They're being installed due to retail theft, car break-ins and sideshows. And the Bay Area's only primetime newscast at 8 and 9 p.m. on the all new PIX Plus, 44 cable 12.