montara down through 280 san mateo.the wet weather, some light rain through redwood city and you can see a heavier cell there right around santa clara and park. more so as we go through the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek scattered showers and a few more hours of the rain will be with us. with breezy to gusty winds, isolated downpours, and then throughout the afternoon, you'll notice that the showers get fewer and fewer. let's take you to about noontime time where we're in the upper 50s, but the higher elevations could see a few showers there. you see out by the delta, maybe on top of mount diablo, but where there is sun could be some low to mid 60s in the north bay. tonight we're partly cloudy. we have a cool evening ahead. it's dry. a dry monday. how many dry days for the week ahead? well, not many more wet than dry. we'll talk about it in a few minutes. lauren. >> lisa. thank you. this morning the northeast is getting hit with a lot of rain and snow. abc news reporter johny fernandez tells us about a new storm br

there are some neighborhoods in the bay area with spotty cell service at best like montara, a coastal area in san mateo county rated by "pc magazine" as one of the worst cellular dead zones in the u.s. we recently met glenn eastman of moss beach who said he needs his landline for an emergency and internet connection. >> when everything else goes bad in an emergency or even when people don't have an internet or a cell phone, you can always get 911 on a landline. i would say to at&t that they're giving up their responsibility to loyal customers who have been with them for years and years and years. >> it is not just at&t considering this. in response to an fcc order allowing providers to drop copper landlines, other providers are planning on it in the future. san mateo county supervisor ray mueller appeared on our afternoon edition today. he is actively fighting at&t's bid saying it's a public safety issue. >> we're trying to figure out is there a possible plan b that will go ahead and provide the connectivity necessary for the public health and safety for our residents living in those

but that sea breeze allowing for a cooler day from stinson pacifica, half moon bay, montara. and that trend continues into the second half of the weekend. much bigger changes for the upcoming workweek. we'll talk about it in a few minutes. stephanie. >> lisa. thank you. right now, 780 in benicia is back open this morning after a shooting closed a portion of the highway overnight. benicia police say they tried to pull a car over based on an alert from an automated license plate reader. they say the two people in that car started shooting at police, and police fired back. no one was hurt and the two suspects are now in custody. the highway closure started just after nine last night and lasted almost eight hours. a person who was walking on highway two, 80, in san jose, died after being hit by a car. it happened between byrd avenue and vine street near the highway 87 junction, when officers arrived, they reportedly saw the victim on the ground and the driver stayed on scene. the southbound on and off ramps are back open this morning. new this morning oakland police are investiga

we're coming in right around in between pacifica and montara. look at that.popping up here, especially with getting a little sun breaks in there. so watch for showers possible. maybe a few thundershowers up in the mountains. it looks like things are beginning to calm down. winter storm warning goes for another couple of hours, but i think the table's been set there and the snow totals should start to come in pretty fast. i tweaked this color table just to show you a couple of things here. that's really cold air coming in right there. okay, really, that'll give us more activity today. the main focus for tomorrow that's the dominant upper low. here comes the secondary shortwave which will develop rapidly and then do this tomorrow. and then by saturday start to go down the coast. so already wind advisory has been posted. does not include areas to the north which surprises me. i think they'll include that later. but that starts tomorrow at 11 a.m. friday and goes through 5 a.m. saturday. 40s on the temps 50, a little cooler to the north with some of these breaks

and there's a line just offshore that is bringing heavy rain from two 8-80 southward down to montara. so foster city, san mateo, 101 san carlos, pretty wet and the rain increasing towards redwood city right now as we get further to the west, that's where we have the yellows, the downpours years. and in about 30 minutes, cupertino and campbell, we'll see that heavier rain. but right now, all the way down through the santa cruz mountains is where it is raining the hardest. a rain snow mix, mount hamilton, a few light showers in the higher elevations. level one system throughout the morning hours. some of those downpours breezy to gusty winds. look at that sun though. here in the city where temperatures are ranging from the low 50s and that dark, threatening sky from emeryville upper 40s to low 50s. so the winds increase, the rain ends. today we will plot out our next chance of rain that comes midweek. lauren. >> all right, lisa, thank you. a mountain lion attack in el dorado county left onean dd and his brother injured. authitie say they were antler shed hunting in a remote area when th

but montara about to get a quick moving shower.l moving towards burlingame and san mateo over the next 15 minutes, so just be aware of that. we do have isolated showers out there this morning. a live look from sutro tower, a mix of sun and clouds. we've highlighted that isolated chance of shower early on this morning, but heading into the afternoon, it's really just a dry afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures cooler than average only in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. now. rain is back in the forecast tomorrow. a level two for strong winds. at times the chance of a thunderstorm and that thunderstorm chance even lingers for the first half of the weekend. >> reggie drew, thank you for streaming us on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven at seven continues for everybody else, it's gma >> charged with style, the fully electric audi q4 e-tron exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. >> scratchers presents playful ways to scratch scratchers from the california lottery. a little play can make your day. >> when

moderate around airport street between montara and el granada, also in the east bay, kensington, el sobrante, walnut creek, street level radar showing you the wet weather across san rafael, north san pedro road heading into marinwood and on the southern part of our viewing area around los gatos, santa cruz mountains. we are seeing some steady rain right now. all in association with this level one storm. cold, unstable air, some lightning strikes to the north and it's not out of the question. we could see an isolated strike or two. so 5:00 tonight we are still looking at pockets of moderate rain showers will continue as we head towards the overnight hours tomorrow morning's commute begins with wet weather and that really just continues to intensify as the afternoon and evening go on. winds will also increase, so by eight 5 to 8 p.m. is when you're going to see the heaviest rain uh- going on until 11 p.m. right now, sfo gusts to 43 miles an hour. 31 at oakland sfo is under an airport weather warning through tot's a level one. rain, brief downpours, gusty winds, strongest in the hills, isolated

half moon bay, pacifica, stinson, montara. elsewhere, we'll be in the low to mid 70s from hayward to livermore and santa rosa today. stephanie. >> lisa. thank you. right now, 780 in benicia is back open this morning after a shooting closed a portion of the highway overnight at benicia. police say they tried to pull a car over when they received an alert from their automated license plate readers. it happened after nine last night. that's when officers say two suspects started shooting and police fired back. the two suspects are now in custody. chp says the military west on and off ramps are still closed. a person who was walking on highway two, 80, in san jose, died after being hit by a car. it happened between byrd avenue and vine street, right near the highway 87 junction, when officers arrived, they reportedly saw the victim on the ground and the driver stayed on scene. the southbound on and off ramps are back open this morning. to developing news now. a plane that took off from sfo reportedly lost an exterior panel. it is

montara half moon bay, portola valley. so you get the idea.ctive. look how dark it is from our exploratorium camera temperatures are cool. 53 san francisco's been gusty out there. 54 half moon bay and what a gorgeous view here from pier 3950 by the delta 48 santa rosa. it's been ten degrees cooler to 15. and as we look at the highs today, just in the upper 50s, scattered showers, maybe a thunderstorm, breezy winds and this takes us through the evening hours into early sunday. stephanie lisa, thank you and thank you all for joining us. >> g but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. >> janai: good morning, america. it's our second hour. the horrific scene out of a moscow concert hall. gunmen armed with automatic rifles opening fire. at least 100 people killed. more than

new considerably. 40s 50s on the temps on the peninsula, upper 40s, low 50s, 51 is popular pacifica, montaraerably from, say, saturday low 40s atherton. also 41 menlod 49 belmont. foster city, belmont at 50. excuse me, you can see 20s up in the mountains. truckee reno. the low just needs32, in something to kick it out along. it might get drawn up by a system digging down into the no place to go. but change is on the way. it looks like a pretty active pattern will take us into the end of the week, and probably the end of the month is the way it's looking, but nothing develops until probably friday. it's kind of the way it looks right there and then overnight friday into saturday, and it looks like another system on monday, maybe late sunday into monday, and we'll get back into a rainy, cooler pattern. but today morning, lowúclouds, sunny inland, but a little cooler here 60s and low a few mid 70s maybe. what? well, well inland. not much change through. tuesday starts to cool we'll bring clouds in rain returns friday right. thank you. classes resuming at an east bay high school after a fire ins