and my friends were always in danville.we got acquainted with danville at that time, and we just love this town. there's a clean town. it's always been clean, and it's great latino, says his secret to living to 103 is quote drinking good wine, eating good pasta and having a beautiful wife and quote that's a giants pitcher logan web. he is beloved by fans in the bay area, but even giants diehards came second to two women who have watched logan every step of the way. ktv is barely o'carroll met with both website grandmothers who have a very close relationship with the giants ace. night there's no shortage of logan web jerseys at oracle park, but a heads up if you have that number 62 across your back, you may just be tapped on the shoulder. logan and i are really naughty. whenever we're somewhere in some , you know, at home mainly and somebody's wearing a san francisco had or whatever i see giants fannie i said, oh, well, that well, you know, my grandson is logan web and this is usually the reaction. spectacular performance by

there's about 3 miles east of downtown danville. officers say they learned the 24 year-old kevin shoe attacked his father. they didn't say with what and they say he then took off before police got there. officers found and arrested shoe the next morning on grassland court. just about a mile away from where the assault occurred. >> tomorrow marks one year since one of the deadliest mass shootings in the bay area. 7 people were killed. one was injured at 2 farms in half moon bay. the suspected gunman chunli zhao is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow morning on charges handed down by the county's a grand jury today. 7 counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted murder. they are the same charges that zhao had previously pleaded not guilty to shout, lived and worked at one of those farms where he allegedly carried out the deadly rampage. investigators have said zhao was frustrated about workplace conditions. san mateo county's district attorney steve wagstaffe explained to kron 4 today's grand jury indictment supersedes the

after danville, all that's left is alamo. it's something he started in 2014, not long after he stopped doing something else. at age 40, mike quit a 20-year smoking habit. >> it's not good for you. it's a dumb thing. and at some point you have to come to the realization, this thing's going to kill me. >> reporter: and the very day he quit was when he went for his first run. >> i went for a mile, and it hurt like the dickens, and i coughed. the whole day at work i was in pain. and i got up the next morning and did it. this is just in the last, i don't know, eight months. >> reporter: mike got so hooked on running he has finished dozens of marathons, half marathons and ultra marathons since. what really keeps him going is the fun he has tracking it all. analyzing the data, creating spreadsheets, coloring in those maps of where he's been. >> that run just came through. >> reporter: it all explains why running all the streets in the tri valley is so appealing to him. >> it actually became more important than the running. i wouldn'

we're looking at the wet weather around six 8-80 in danville and san ramon.showers headed your way and on the peninsula san francisco. it's been very light and scattered, but there is more offshore and down to the south there around montara, getting set for more rain into the east bay. further south from mill in the hills. there very light and scattered. and then through the santa cruz mountains. boulder creek. this is where we could pick up another inch and a half through tomorrow. so the coastal hills, the north bay looking like the big winners with this second system, 57 in san rafael, 52 in danville. the look outside and cloudy skies, wet and breezy. this morning. and we're looking at that system tonight into sunday. and then the stronger system into sunday and monday with a chance of thunderstorm. and then with that accumulation precip we could see some flooding from the smaller creeks and streams, and also the possibility of some trees down with all that saturate and soil some shallow landslides are possible as well. so this model picking up on the rain

the neighborhood is about 3 miles east of downtown danville. officers say they learned that 24 year-old kevin shoe allegedly attacked his father and then took off before police got there. police say they found and arrested choose the next morning on grass and court just a mile away from where the assault took place. >> safeway has agreed to keep it. san francisco, fillmore street location open for one more year earlier this month, safeway announced a plan to close the store in 60 days and sell the properly property. now it will stay open until january 2025. employees and customers told kron 4 they believed crime was a big reason for the planned closure. but the community expressed concerns of the area becoming a food desert as part of the agreement. mayor breed says more police are going to be patrolling the area. city leaders are also working with community members to figure out what happens after the year is up. a goat was found trotting around golden gate park, san francisco parks and recreation this picture of it after animal control was ab

after danville, all that's left is alamo.s something he started in 2014, not long after he stopped doing something else. at age 40, mike quit a 20-year smoking habit. >> it's not good for you. it's a dumb thing. and at some point you have to come to the realization, this thing's going to kill me. >> reporter: and the very day he quit was when he went for his first run. >> i went for a mile, and it hurt like the dickens, and i coughed. the whole day at work i was in pain. and i got up the next morning and did it. this is just in the last, i don't know, eight months. >> reporter: mike got so hooked on running he has finished dozens of marathons, half marathons and ultra marathons since. what really keeps him going is the fun he has tracking it all. analyzing the data, creating spreadsheets, coloring in those maps of where he's been. >> that run just came through. >> reporter: it all explains why running all the streets in the tri valley is so appealing to him. >> it actually became more important than the running. i wouldn't sa

in danville, my coldest temperature on the map right now at 29 degrees. it's very cold down through the south bay. south san jose at 34. up towards the north bay, napa at 32 degrees. we'll be met with a day filled with cool sunshine. we have gotten rid of the showers, but the temperatures, low 50s out towards the trivalley, up towards wine country and the south bay. the second week of this new year, we have not one, not two, but three storms on the way as we take it on, and this could be our next atmospheric river. that's coming up in 15 minutes. kira? >> cinthia, we'll see you then. >>> we begin with breaking news this morning out of the uc berkeley campus. a shelter in place has been issued, and police are actively investigating what they call a critical incident. just after 6:00 this morning, an emergency was reported on harrison street near the university village or uva. people are being told to stay inside, move away from doors and win windows. we will update you on air and online as this unfolds. >>> also new overnight. police are investigating a sh

danville, hollister, woodacre, orinda, woodside.a and glen ellen all between 30 and 33. i could do a panel of about 30 temps, to be honest with you, that are all close to that frost advisory until 10:00. and that makes sense because there's cold enough there. there is enough of a breeze here for many that now this is in the hills, but there is a slight breeze for some at the surface. i know i've seen a little bit at oakland. also, novato out to fairfield that that can keep your temp from getting colder. and that's what we're seeing stirs up the atmosphere mostly sunny, a few high clouds will zip on down from the north northwest. there'll be more in the way and advancing tomorrow for some lightrillionain three below south lake tahoe. reno is down to five. truckee zero. so? so, yeah, it's cold in the mountains, that's for sure. 30s for many, 40s for some, uh, temperatures might dip a little bit here in the next hour or hour and a half or so. woodside 32. it's close for atherton. menlo park in palo alto at 33. stanford and los altos at

it is 47, in danville, 56 in napa, 55 san rafael.about 9 to 10 degrees milder this morning, certainly along the coast in the 60s due to those offshore winds, partly cloudy and mild. you saw those few showers up towards the north of us for the next few hours. so today we'll get into some record warmth and that's going to carry over into monday with more sunshine. looking at that rainy pattern developing on wednesday and it's going to linger throughout the rest of the week. so here's a look at some of the records we will be passing. perhaps the low 70s today in napa and santa rosa. the forecast into the mid 70s for some of these cities and also into san jose. we expect expect to break a record uh- forecast in the mid 70s. san francisco could be a little bit shy, but we'll wait and see how it all plays out. and we can see plenty of sun. a few high clouds today, a few more clouds on your monday and then tuesday. we increase the clouds. maybe a few light showers, but it's really wednesday when we're looking at some of that heavy rain for

it's about 3 miles east of downtown danville. and officers say that kevin shoe attacked his father with a deadly weapon and then took off before they got there. police the next morning found and arrested shoe. he was on grassland core about a mile away from where the assault happened. 809, is the time and school is back in session for cal state after one day of striking faculty members. >> return to work today. the california faculty association had planned a week-long strike at all. 23 cal state campuses. but they have canceled that because they have reached a tentative deal. the group represents about 29,000 professors, lecturers librarians coaches, counselors. and this deal includes a 5% pay hike as well as increased pay for paternal leave the tentative agreement comes after a skilled trade workers reached a tentative agreement as well with the csu system over the weekend. >> in the south bay, santa clara county now is looking to expand the bay area ridge trail with their latest purchase of the richmond ranch. so this will add

. >> and danville man was arrested for the assault of his father. danville police responded to a home on glasgow circle saturday afternoon. there was a disturbance call that neighborhood about 3 miles east of downtown danville. officers say that kevin shoe attacked his father with a deadly weapon. and then took off before the police got there. police later found and arrested him the next morning. and just about a mile away from where that assault happened. after a one-day strike instead of a whole week. cal state faculty members have a new deal to look at and will be back at work today. the california faculty association had planned a week-long strike at all. 23 cal state campuses. but now they have reached this tentative deal. so they're going to go back to class and take a look at voting on the deal. now, this group represents about 29,000 professors, lecturers counselors, coaches, librarians. and this deal includes a 5% pay hike as well as better pay for paternal leave. more time for that. this tentative agreement comes after skilled trade worker

san ramon and danville you guys are getting the best of this.on mount diablo right now. that's where the central focus of this is up on the hills but get a bicker picture on this, this one cell you are looking at the last 30 minutes there, it's a good way to get an idea of how quickly it's moving and where it's going. it's not moving very fast. and it's going that way. it's going off towards the southeast. so tri-valley you are probably going to get in on the southern edge of this. over the course of about the next 30 minutes or so. and concord, you are certainly getting your share of this now if we just take a quick trip up here inland contra costa county has been getting a fair share of this for sure. give this about another 30 minutes before that finally moves to the east. the futurecast shows that really quieter from here and we're not done until we get to about 10:00 this morning. there's always going to be the possibility for another complex or cell like this to just kind of crop up. we're in that phase of this storm now. it's not the wide

morgan hill, danville. dublin, all at 30.dside, clayton, napa and sonoma all dipped to 32 degrees and single malt drinker landscape frozen solid in dublin. front deck has black ice. well, there you go. single malt. i believe it's single malt. thank you. frost advisories out until 10:00. for good reason. we have a lot of 30s in there. low 30s, temps near freezing except for some higher clouds coming over the top of the ridge. it's a cold one in the mountains. truckee is now dipped to four below south lake tahoe, two below. myers is five below north reno. at one time was five. now nine 30s for many. walnut creek 33. fremont 33. menlo park's at 33. there's enough hint of a breeze, though, for some to keep it from getting colder, some higher clouds coming in. this will eventually lead to cloud cover on tuesday and light rain not a lot, so we'll just get a little bit on tuesday. there's a better system on tap for wednesday. the conundrum, though, is what about friday? saturday? i mean, some forecast models bring some good rain in

>> we're going to start running all the streets in danville. my very first danville run. >> reporter: he has a goal running every street in the tri-valley. after that, all left is alamo. something mike started in 2014. not long after he stopped doing something else. at age 40, mike quit a 20-year smoking habit. >> i think you know it's not good for you. it's a dumb thing. at some point you have to come to the realization. this thing's going to kill me. >> reporter: and the very day he quit -- when he went for his first run. >> ran a mile and hurt like the dickens and i coughed, and the whole day at work in pain. and i got up the next morning and did it. just in the last, like, i don't know, eight months. >> reporter: so hooked on running he finished dozens of marathons, ultra marathons, but it's the fun tracking it all. analyzing the data creating spread sheets coloring in the maps where he's done. >> run came through. >> reporter: explaining why running all the street in the tri-valley is so appealing to him. >> actually became more important

even at 9:00 we're already in the 30s in danville, livermore and another morning of low 30s. and a few areas at that could be dropping into the isolated, upper 20s in some of those wind-sheltered areas. now coming up we've got an active lineup of weather. rain returning tuesday and wednesday and for next week. and plus the return of the king tides. the astronomical high tides rolling in for thursday and friday. we'll have to watch for any coastal advisories. but over my shoulder you see the three storm systems aiming on the bay area this week. the biggest potential could be lining up for next weekend. we'll countdown the timing of how much rain and sierra snow in about ten minutes. >> and if you haven't already, make sure to download our free nbc bay area app, a great resource to have to keep an eye on the chilly temps and rain in your neighborhood. >>> now to a nbc bay area exclusive. you are looking at a fleet of cars purchased by the transportation authority. nothing seems to be awry, except that some of these cars haven't moved in four years. >> candace nguyen has been fi

after danville, all that will be left will be alamo. it's something he started in 2014, not long after he stopped doing something else. at age 40, mike quit a 20-year smoking habit. >> you have to come to the realization, this thing is going to kill me. >> reporter: and the very day he quit was when he went for his first run. >> i went for a mile, and it hurt like the dickens. i coughed. the whole next day at work i was in pain. and i got up the next morning and did it. >> reporter: mike got so hooked on running he has finished marathons and ultra marathons. he's kept the medals, but what mike says really keeps him going is the fun he has tracking it all, analyzing the data, creating spreadsheets, coloring in those maps of where he's been. it all explains request running all the streets in the tri valley is so appealing to him. >> it actually became more important than the running. i wouldn't say more important, but it became a reward for the running. i could run and go home and do my analytical stuff. >> reporter: mike realizes running

lake mendocino 92, danville .91.d, both with 85/100 konocti point six seven, benicia .58. napa .51 and the city point three five looks like only a couple more little bands coming through. the rest of them should probably favor areas around san francisco, san mateo, down toward santa cruz, but there's some pretty good bands going through the east bay right now, but on the northwest side of that, we're starting to see a little decrease in more over water than over land. still those snows made it down to 4000ft and about a foot around the 5000 foot level. so finally, the sierra is getting in on some snow. winter weather advisory out until late tonight. mount veeder 38, oakland hills 43, ben lomond 40. so a much colder air mass, in fact, that looks to be the theme over the next 7 to 10, if not 14 days. a lot of 40s for temps right now will end up with 50s on highs. we'll get a break on thursday and then friday a weak system will drag across us, not a lot. a break saturday morning, saturday night into sunday, more snow on

lake sonoma inch and 17 100 danville. good rain over an inch..05 castro valley 103 konocti two thirds. benicia 58 100 napa. only a half inch in san jose 45. san francisco only had 36/100. it looks like we're about done. there's a little bit of activity to the south. so santa cruz mountains, maybe santa cruz proper itself, capitola might still get in a little bit here. i think most of this though, we're on the drier side still good snow up in the mountains. winter weather advisory goes until late tonight. uh, they, you know, they're getting about a foot of snow at the 5000 foot level. last i saw 40s on the temps. it'll be cooler today. you can see upstream. a lot of clearing taking place, so we'll get more sun, but a little bit of a northerly breeze all the way down to southern california. so a good system statewide. not a lot here. there could be a little bit on friday and again on saturday, next wednesday and next weekend. forecast models are dropping in some really big cold systems. we'll see if they make it a little far outside the window, bu

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we do have heavy rain now falling just outside of danville, outside of stone valley road, all the way through san ramon, making tracks towards dublin as well. and this is another big cell in los altos hill into palo alto and in the santa cruz mountains. it is rain and wind here again is that area where it is just pouring right now at page mill road near stanford and we continue to see the rain at sfo. a little bit of a break near the sunset district in san francisco. but you've been seeing copious amounts of precipitation as well. so this system as a front passes, we have a lot of instability. we'll keep the rain showers in the forecast. we'll keep about 2.5in of rain, and the coastal mountain areas in the forecast as well. and then tonight, overnight we have a high surf advisory going in place. check this out. up to 19ft waves on your wednesday. we've got full details on when the rain is out of here and when the snow begins in tahoe. that's still coming up. >> yeah, they're smiling up there in the sierra. i appreciate it, roberta. we'll see you soon. not quite as dramatic as last wee

danville 55. in san jose with mid 40s in the north bay.ot of cloud cover and some fog keeping our temperatures a little bit milder. east bay, south bay peninsula north bay is cooling off 3 to 5 degrees cooler than yesterday, but we do have fog there up in santa rosa, a quarter mile visibility by 9:00. low 50s for most of us. still a few upper 40s in the north bay. and by 1:00 upper 50s to near 60, that should be the high around 330 or so for many of you. and then by 730, temperatures are still in the 50s. you notice the cloud cover sticking around. does that lead to more rain? i'll let you know in a few minutes. stephanie. all right. >> lisa, thank you. and the middle east now, today marks 100 days since hamas launched a deadly attack in israel that killed roughly 1200 people. a rally is taking place in tel aviv for 24 hours straight to observe the event. marchers are calling for the release of hostages that still remain under hamas control. and new this morning, the israeli military is reporting soldiers on the northern border with lebano

one of the cooler spots, danville coming in at 48, the same in santa rosa. so today we'll find those clouds moving in from time to time. we'll turn mostly cloudy throughout the afternoon. but despite the clouds underneath a pretty mild air mass into the afternoon. we'll get you into the 60s, if not low 70s. we're not expecting any records today, but temperatures still about 5 to 10 degrees above average. these clouds are rolling in ahead of our storm system. tomorrow. we have upgraded the storm to a level three, a strong storm on the abc seven storm impact scale wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening. rain will be heavy at times. strong, gustywie flooding and some wind damage. we have flood watches up. we have wind advisories up. we'll talk all about what to expect tomorrow. coming up in about eight minutes. let's check in with gloria and see how things going. >> yeah. you know, so far things are looking pretty good out there. it is early, so not too much traffic right now. but this is one of our busier spots this morning. this is our 80 camera in emeryvi

. >> a danville man is arrested for the assault of his father, a danville of ripping up. police responded to a disturbance at a home on glasgow circle saturday afternoon when they got there the sun wasn't there. but the father was. and he said that kevin shoe attacked him with a deadly weapon and then took off. it turns out that police found the sun and arrested him the next morning on grassland court just about a mile away from that home. >> well, happening right now, the mateo county board of supervisors is discussing a controversial ordinance surrounding the issue of homelessness. yeah. and if it passes, it means that homeless people could be charged with a misdemeanor crime for not accepting housing. so we've got kron four's. michael thomas is live for us up in redwood city following the story and here to explain michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. that's right. that vote is currently taking place. essentially. it would really not only charge them with a misdemeanor. those who considered homeless, but also government excuse me, the county, i should say, says that

>> just called out danville moms so hard. what about the moms in blackhawk or concord. >> we see you too. >> a few jacksons with an x out there to reed. >> nothing is wrong with that. >> reed with two es? >> it's spelled differently. there are also people who like have the really like fancy names and you are like get over yourself. >> did you know that i spell jess with one s.? >> no. >> my whole life. >> wow. >> really? >> on purpose? >> never correct anyone and i have realized the past couple of years that no one ever caught on and i'm like maybe i should start telling people. >> put your name up on the screen. >> i don't know why i have always liked that. all right, guys let's change gears really fast. yesterday we had the rain around the hour but as we take a live look at the first alert doppler this morning dry as can be just the way we like it. our temperature anomaly map is going to start warming up as we head into this weekend's forecast. and that's really important to note for a couple of reasons. one, it's finally a

an inch and a quarter for danville too. the low end of the spectrum. a few 10th of an inch.is not bad. eating away at the deficit they are running. getting closer to catching up [indiscernible] is normal for this time of the year. let's take a look at tonight and the next few days, cool, tonight, temperatures backing down to what is normal for this time of the year. occasionally breezeo this evening and tomorrow. not a blustery day by bay area standards, most of the dry weather tomorrow and friday, slightest chance of a shower. early morning, a better chance of showers moving through the bay area on saturday. outdoor plans this weekend, i would push them back to sunday. drier half of the weekend. switching perspectives, clearing skies over head. temperatures are backing down in the 40s. we will end up with a mix of upper 30s and 40s by early tomorrow morning for inland, near the water, warmer, normally cool for this time of the year to the lower to middle 40s. take a look at the high temperatures that are going to be just two to three degrees above what is normal for early j

you're about to see rainfall, intensity increasing in spots like walnut creek, down through danville and san ramon. so do anticipate that along the 6.80, corridor here in short order, we also have some pockets of rain fall searching down the coastline and down the bayshore to all our bridges are pretty wet from those lingering showers. current temperatures are kind of chilly. we're in the 40's this morning compared to yesterday's 50's. so we have gotten off to a chilly start. oakland and san mateo sitting at 49 degrees each winds not as breezy as yesterday but will still send a chill through the air later today. upper 50's and actually increasingly clearing skies right at the tail end of this rain of more details about when to expect our next storm. still to come rain. all right, john, the roasted a lot of people. >> traveling back to work in school. things are wet and slick. take the time out there. 70 min arrive. everybody heading into the city this morning. san mateo bridge just under 40 minutes. there. the richmond center fell bridge around 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 3

and it is pouring in danville, between danville and concord it is most likely a very slippery and dangerous commute this morning. a little bit of a break for hayward, as well as dublin, as we're seeing the rain taper off for livermore. we will once again see this off and on throughout the morning, into the early afternoon. but much less rain as we go throughout the day. there still will be a chance -- here we are at 6:30 this evening and we're seeing at least spotty showers here and there. eventually this will begin to wind down tonight, and then we'll be watching out for more rain ahead as we go into the next couple of days. we're for the most part looking at about a quarter to half inch of rain. this is coming on ground that is already saturated, so we may see issues with street flooding or creeks and rivers rising a little more today. and our team coverage continues with "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab live in san francisco. ginger, how are things looking out there? >>> it's a little different this time around versus the last hour where it was not raining. there are very light

danville residents say they've seen a lot of debris removed in many local towns, but say more could be done to mitigate flood risks. >> they definitely did some work, but it needs more work. >> so you're still worried? >> oh yeah. yeah, we all are. >> the nation's chief with the san ramon valley fire protection district says along with other contra costa county agencies, they've gotten special permission from oes to have extra resources on standby tomorrow, including five extra engines and a swift water task force, just in case. in walnut creek. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news, right up to the mountains. >> the sierra certainly could use more snow from this next storm that's expected to roll through today's snow survey at phillips station in el dorado county shows the snowpack at 58% of average statewide, it is at 52% of where it should be. this time of year. and while we are seeing our share of storms, officials have an explanation for what's going on. >> most of the storms we've had this year have been on the warmer side, meaning that that rain snow transition line has been creep

as we move into the east bay delta concord, danville and even out toward the drive, some of that rain. to be careful as you head out for an evening plans. already moderate activity from santa cruz into parts of the subbasin up into palo alto. we see the rain and it will continue as we go into tonight so don't let your guard down even if you see a chance of a clearing. we are tracking more rain, especially in the overnight hours and be prepared for it. right there through the county and through the santa cruz mountains and it will be gusty so prepare for situations like this with brief breaks of the rain and another break right there on sunday morning to gather yourself and get ready for another round of rain. we will tap into an atmospheric river action as we line up at 6:00 tomorrow evening with heavier rain that could lead to more additional rain totals and the possibility of gusty winds. it will continue on into monday morning so it could be a good time to make alternate plans for school, work because as we start to take the models forward, we see right now through late sunday into

look at that. 35 in livermore, 34 in danville. so you're certainly feeling the change there. 43 in oakland right now with 48 in san francisco there's fog as well with a mile and a quarter visibility in novato, a quarter mile up in santa rosa. so with the cold temperatures this morning, it's going to be even colder tomorrow. in fact, later on today, northwesterly winds behind the front are going to be quite gusty. south winds ahead of the front. so temperatures will be hard pressed to make it into the 50s. as we get into your sunday afternoon, they will, but it's going to be cold with breezy conditions. level one system today. the rain spreading to the south and those gusty winds looking at those frosty areas sunday morning and potentially again on monday morning. and then next week we're looking at smaller storms by the end of the week into next weekend, we could see an atmospheric river head our way with more significant rain. perhaps into late friday and saturday. high surf advisory. you can see the current wave heights 11 to 12

right now it is 56, in san rafael, 52 in danville. there are also areas of fog and those breezy winds in the upper elevations. so look outside here. and this morning will be wet and breezy with those gusty winds. upper elevations out of the south, our stronger storm comes in to later on today. and then this will last through sunday. and then we have the sunday night into monday. so there's really two more systems. and then looking at the possibility of some flooding with the trees down, the good news is, is that when this shuts off on monday afternoon, soon we'll see those creeks and streams quickly recede into the evening. and overnight hours monday into tuesday. here's a look at 630 this morning. and you'll notice that most of the rain is still offshore. but as we get until about one 2:00, the north bay looks to be overspread with the moderate rain, and then we'll see the rest of the bay area area, followed by three, 4:00 and then throughout the overnight hours 10:00. notice this just solid rain right through this time tomorrow when

you will notice right around danville. high surf advisory starts at 4:00 tomorrow morning, runs until 4 a.m. thursday with those breakers 919 to 23ft. those wave heights are building. keep that in mind. it's a level one storm for tonight. rain briefly heavy at times, breezy to gusty. surf builds and a slight chance of thunder. i'll be back with a look at that timeline coming right up. ama dan thank you sandhya. >> the avian flu is hitting california hard. more than 3 million birds have been euthanized. at least a third of those in sonoma county alone. >> now, the first sonoma county outbreaks were detected in petaluma one month ago. at that time, 250,000 birds were put down that number has since quadrupled. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn has an update. >> it's a busy kitchen at mr. mom's cafe in petaluma. the eggs are always a hit. >> the eggs have always been good here. >> petaluma is known for producing eggs. >> this used to be the egg capital of uh- cal, but the avian flu has changed a lot. >> it really is deva

danville mill. there you go. and there's your total in napa.tray shower still possible, but i'm kind of ruling it out because the skies are clearing in the temperatures are going down after highs today. 60 degrees was outside number in pacifica, although it felt much colder, didn't it, because of the breeze all day long. currently it's 37 degrees in napa. it is 43 and throughout the tri valley it is 46. in san francisco, that's your average overnight low for this time of the year, and you're still going down. so it's going to be a cold night in san francisco. now here's the deal. the wind has been breezy and will be so all the way until about two in the morning when you factor in these winds with the current air temperature. we do have a wind chill out there that makes it feel like 37 degrees out through concord and novato, and right around oakland. yes it feels like it's in the 30s in oakland right now. and this is why we have a frost advisory that kicks in at midnight tonight. and then another frost advisory sunday night into monday morning.

that wind out of the northwest tonight, temperatures to 35 now in napa. 37 in fairfield, 38 degrees in danville. these when starting to backup. around the south bay, tri- valley, north bay, these are the locations where temperatures could drop to the low 30s by tomorrow morning, and i do think we will get a repeat of this for tomorrow night into monday morning as well. so, more sunshine in the forecast for tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, 10-20 miles per hour, we will keep those temperatures cool, 50s rent san jose, as the 49ers wrap up the regular-season against the l.a. rams, low 50s, but a chilly wind northwest from 10-20 miles per hour during the afternoon. there you see the clear skies, bob towards the central valley, no rain to talk about, probably the next few days commanded by tuesday comes the first of a series of three chances for rain. first one coming here on tuesday, probably bringing a quarter of an inch of rain or less. look at the sierra, a lot of cold air will continue dropping down north and south, some of the coldest air of the week likely southward into thursday and friday tha

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you see a lot of sandbag stations in many cities, including danville near san ramon creek, which caused some major flooding for these homes last january. >> we couldn't leave our street for a week, and it's just -- the thought of having to go through that again emotionally, physically, with young children, we don't want to see that happen ever again to be honest. >> take those precautions. not just the east bay now. also in san francisco, let's bring in nbc's gia vang. she's with us from the mission district, where the flood protection is already in place. gia. >> reporter: it is. raj, right now i got to tell you, the news gods are smiling upon us because there is no rain just for this live shot. but as you said and as you mentioned, can see all these flood barriers right here on 17th and fulsome. and these were all put up by the san francisco public utilities commission just this morning. this is a low-lying area of the city that is prone to flooding, and of course, raj, you mentioned it. but this triggers bad memories, especially for folks in this area. you may remember the area got h

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eye on the creek that rose several feet during last year storms causing major flooding in parts of danvillecrews have done a good job of clearing out debris and trimming branches that could potentially obstruct the creek, leading to flooding during the storm. he says it has held up so far with the most recent stores, it is why residents are feeling optimistic heading into the weekend of it are still staying prepared. please the neighbors had the sandbags, for sure, making sure that we need to deploy those real quickly we can get them around front doors and garages and fences and people ought to come in, for sure. >> in contra costa county, nbc bay area news. class something you might want to take care of right now is getting our free nbc bay area app, it is a great resource to happen, all you have to do is type in your z.i.p. code and we will send you alerts specific to where you live. >>> are other headlines today, a story in a murder case that simply will not go away. it's scott peterson innocent? tonight, an exclusive interview with peterson's high profile or that represented him during

for the highlighted areas this includes santa rosa, danville and frost is possible.e is a look at the low temperatures. if you are wondering how cold we might get the models are showing low 30s. san jose 39 and parts of the north bay. that flood advisory for king tide also remain in place through friday. high tide is 11:19 where we're more prone to seeing the flooding. so the parking lots nearby or the trails nearby as well. long-range outlook the next system lining up. we have today dry. most of your friday will be dry. and then late friday, notice the storm system is heading to the north and late friday into saturday look what happens next. we have not only widespread rain by saturday and also lots of sierra snow. anticipated and because of this, they have issued another winter storm watch. this time going into effect friday for the sierra. and it will remain in place through saturday evening. if you had plans to travel up there, the roads are going to be tricky starting tomorrow afternoon into the evening. your window of opportunity is going to be between now and

danville, 2 inches. can tell you all of these totals could double, maybe even triple with what could be coming our way. look at this. an atmospheric river likely shaping up as we head into this weekend. stretching all the way, way back here from hawaii. looks like it could start to hit us on sunday. i've got an updated look at the timing and the totals we could see this weekend coming up later on in the show. >> that looks intense. >>> it's not clear if the rain played a role in this mess in the city tonight. that's a sinkhole in the financial district that sent a motorcyclist to the hospital. the four-by-four hole opened up around 7:30 this evening at california and montgomery. sfpd says that motorcyclist hit it, but able to ride out of it with moderate injuries. the california cable car line was shut down early. >>> as jeff mentioned a lot more rain coming this week. our exclusive radar is tracking it all atop san bruno mountain. you can access those scans right on your smartphone with our nbc bay area

danville. good morning. you're down to 30 degrees right now.we're at 38 in san jose. 34 in santa rosa. the freezing mark in napa, a little bit warmer, relatively speaking, in the city. we're coming in at 46 degrees, but frost advisories are posted for a big portion of the bay area. much of the north bay, the inland east bay, the south bay for those temperatures well into the low 30s where we will have some frost forming. you may see it on your windshield this morning. might not be a bad idea at a couple of minutes to your morning to warm up that car, get that frost off the windshield so we'll have clear skies early on, but it turns partly sunny later on this afternoon ahead of our next storm system we're tracking tomorrow. we'll talk about our nextrillionain chance coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with gloria and see if traffic is doing this morning. >> good morning. well right now we do want to tell you about a deadly crash over in daly city. that is causing some slowdowns there in that area. so check out where it's at. this is at so

the inland east bay seeing some of the colder temperatures. 34 in danville. but palo alto equally as chilly right now. 35 right there in the north bay. it is a cold start. you may find some frost on your windshield this morning, even on your plants. as we start out at 35 in calistoga, the morning drive, we will have those frosty temperatures, but it's a dry day today. it's a partly sunny sky. once we get that sun up here past 7 a.m. and then we'll start to see those temperatures warm out of the 30s into the 40s. by about 10 a.m, looking at the forecast region by region, it's just a day where it's limited sunshine. not nearly as bright as we were yesterday. and we'll find those temperatures into the mid 50s for our daytime highs tomorrow. the rain is back in the forecast. the abc seven storm impact scale. it's at a level two for saturday, where rain could be heavy at times, along with some gusty winds. so the saturday forecast as we go hour by hour tomorrow, you see those chances begin to ramp up by about eight nine, 10 a.m. and then they stay pretty elevated

it's headed up towards danville, san ramon and dublin.if you're traveling around those areas for the next 45 minutes. let me show you more details on what's going to be happening tonight. here we go. by 8:00, it should be moving pretty quickly. the bulk of this rainfall pushing into the central valley, also up towards the sierra, where it will be turning into snow. about a foot expected tonight and early tomorrow morning. we'll hang on to some of that rain down there in the south bay. we'll be under a little bit of a break at 10:30 at night. then we're going to see another wave of rain moving in with possibly some isolated thunderstorms in the overnight hours from about 3:00 to 5:00 in the morning. then for the bulk of the commute, this is the good part here. we should see this storm moving out with a mix of some sun and clouds to start. then we'll see some additional sunshine for the afternoon. so we'll start off the morning here with temperatures in the 40s, and then through the day, it's going to, you know, have a hard time here warmin

also over a quarter of an inch in san jose pacifica just slightly over a quarter of an inch danville just over a 10th of an inch oakland, 1800 ce and newark. checking in just a little less than a quarter of an inch. not bad around the bay area. but now that's going to start getting cold outside this storm system going to move through. our skies are going to be clearing out these temperatures going to fall like a rock member. the storm came from the gulf of alaska. well, as the clouds of the bay area, they're going to see the skies clear out these temperatures are going to fall in a hurry. probably some places below freezing. i think of the north bay get towards santa rosa in and around those areas in the valleys may be saying you can likely see those temperatures falling below 30 degrees overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. frosty start to the day tomorrow. we do have flood advisory around the bay area to looks like we're going to see another rise in those see another rise in those tides and next co look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank

santa rosa, saint helena, danville's at 4751. in san jose, there's a look at san jose.ray shower out there. possibly today as we get into sunday. warmer, 10 to 15 degrees above average. so records are likely that will linger into monday and then. mid to the latter part of the week. we're looking at gusty winds and some heavy rain returning from that wednesday morning to thursday morning. time period and perhaps lingering the showers into the end of the week. there's a look at this afternoon. notice the rainfall north of ukiah. cloudy skies, maybe a few peeks of sun, and then stopping this at about midnight where we could still see a slight shower or so, but otherwise it's high pressure. building into sunday. that's a look at all the sun arriving for your sunday afternoon rainfall amounts for your saturday into sunday. pretty negligible. there anywhere from about 1/100 in san francisco and hayward, maybe 3/100 in napa. so as we look at the highs on sunday, what a burst of warmth here for the end of january 71st in sonoma. look for low 70s in danville, upper 70s as you ge

we're down to 30 in danville right now, 36 in cloverdale, 45 in the city, 37 in palo alto. so here is that frost advisory. it is in effect until 10 a.m. this morning. for most of the north bay parts of the inland east bay, parts of the south bay, we just have temperatures in the 30s, if not the upper 20s. in some spots you may see some frost forming on your vegetation and your windshield. taking a look at how the day shapes up, we'll find more clouds rolling in as the day rolls on. partly sunny skies. temperatures only in the mid 50s for daytime highs. that's a look at the forecast. let's say hi to gloria. good morning. >> good morning drew. good morning everyone. we enjoyed a couple of nice weeks on the road with slower traffic with the holidays, but looks like some of that traffic is back on this monday. this is a look at your bay bridge toll plaza, and you could see that it is pretty busy out there this morning. the metering lights flipped on at 535 today and then a look at the san mateo-hayward bridge. again. some traffic here, but no major issues or delays there. >> de

some heavy rain here locally in the east bay around danville as that cell pushes off to the east, somehter showers as you approach the peninsula, and then the santa cruz mountains in and out of some downpour. so this morning it's a level one until 10 a.m. by noon, we are dry, the sunshine is back out. it is a bright day, but it's a breezy afternoon with gusts at about 17mph. daytime highs. it's a brisk afternoon once you get rid of the showers for sunshine. temperatures only in the 50s. now look at some other high temperatures where you live. sponsored by the explorer atrium. discover the art of light this winter at the exploratorium. >> luminous artwork invite you to connect and play in their glow. >> don't miss this wondrous seasonal expansion of our exhibits on light ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance ca

an inch to a quarter in danville. the amounts go down as you go down the list here.r a third of an inch. that's not too bad for one of these systems. but the last of the showers are storming out. but the winds around 20 to 30 miles an hour. noticeable, but not that windy. temperatures were significantly cooler with a last look as we look at the salesforce tower camera to the golden gate. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s around 60 degrees. everybody with a degree or two is normal and a change before the rain moves in yesterday. tonight, pretty close to average with a mix inland. low to mid-40s in the bay. and only two to three degrees above normal. still very close to what's typical for early january. 61 degrees will be one of the warmer spots in the entire bay area. fremont topping out at 57 degrees, a mix of upper 50s inland in the east bay. 57 degrees also one of the cooler spots along the coast of half moon bay. only a 3 to 4-degree contrast for those coastal temperatures. short of 60 in san francisco. temperatures in the north bay, there's our warm location f

right here to the east bay, 16 martinez, 61 in danville, 59 in oakland. peninsula 59, redwood city up to san francisco my 57 in the marina and for the north bay asked the one in santa rosa. more rain chances coming our way, the next dorm system arrives on wednesday morning and the snow for this area total do not look the same for what we have been through. according to the half-inch, we will see the highest chance for the north bay towards morgan hill as well. on the seven-day forecast, dry tomorrow, rain wednesday. try thursday. use body showers friday saturday and we should dry it out sunday and monday with warming temperatures, we will be up to 66 on sunday, 16 next monday, that's going to feel kind of toasty to us. >> i know, what we've been through. it would be good to get that break and see a lot of the creeks and streams start to go down. >> it's nice to wake up and not have to have 14 ropes on when you get up in the morning. >> it had been cold for 70 weeks in a row in those 30s. >> thanks, jeff. >> of next this is a tribute for country music icon

danville residents say they've seen a lot of debris removed in many locations, but say more could be done to mitigate flood risks. >> they definitely did some work, but it needs more work. >> so you're still worried? >> oh yeah, we all are. >> well, the operations chief with san ramon valley fire protection district told me that along with other contra costa county agencies, they have gotten special permission from oes to staff up just in case. tomorrow so they have crews on standby. they're going to have five extra engines as a hand crew and a dozer, just in case there are toppled trees. and they also have on standby a swift water task force. as i said, just in case, reporting live in walnut creek. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> all right. leslie thank you. good to be ready. in the city of belmont is offering free sandbags to anyone worried about flooding on their property. city officials are also preparing early in case they need to shut down roads and intersections that typically flood when there is heavy rainfall. >> and that's not something you can do in five minutes. b