>> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joinings you on this sunday february 8th. let's start with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> rain is knocking on our door. here is doppler h of d. we are looking at some pretty good rain the next hour or two. it's accompanieddy gusty winds and maybe some flooding. on the filed side for temperatures, 59 in san jose, 57 oakland and a wind sizery has been posted with winds anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour

sustained winds, gusts 40 miles per hour and higher gusts up to 60 miles an hour in the upper elevations. we will look at the period of rain heaviest in the morning hours and a possibility of thunderstorms once the cool air moves in behind the system. we are still look at heavy rain in hay wood. and we will talk about how it lingers in monday coming up in a few minutes. carolyn. >> sounds good. with more, wet weather on the way, many people are bracing for another hit. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> it's a pain, but it's okay. >> being in the dark with a toddler for this long isn't easy. friday's storm snapped three power plays knockout power to 300 homes and businesses in

sausalito. >> the new poles are stronger. if it would have fallen a couple inches on our right it would have been on our car and the neighbor's roof. >> watch out for the tree! >> the tree man specializes in moving trees in tough conditions. this is video from a job in fairfax. >> the four-man crew had to pull out of some spots saying if there's a high wind, it's too dangerous. >> we're taking trees off houses. out of driveways and off cars. >> this is why pg&e set up in emergency operation center in san francisco. at one point 280,000 people were without power. most of them restored. they are looking for more problems. >> a lot of wind with wet soil,

that's the way the conditions are, the trees topple over and bring down lines and we expect a significant number of new outages. >> it will be in place until all customers have power restored. abc7 news. and this 80-foot monterey pine is being removed. it fell friday during the storm. luckily it fell away from the house, but it landed in the backyard of new neighboring homes, damaging a roof. the colorado insurance commissioner is urging people to check your insure scans do a home inventory. most don't cover flooding but will cover damage from falling trees or wind. for more information on what might be covered we have a link on abc7news.com. the storms are also bringing some much-needed snow to the sierra. you see flurries there yesterday from the lake tahoe tv heavenly mountain resort camera.

more than 8 inches fell overnight and up to 18 inches to fall by the end of the week. you you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 weather app. it's free on appear 's app store or google play. we also have nor information at abc7news.com/apps. >> developing news from overnight. one person is dead following a crash involving two cars in los gatos. it happened just before midnight on highway 17 just south of highway 85. no word on what led to the collision. >> three people have life-threatening injuries this morning after they were hit by a car on south vaness avenue. it appeared about 8:00 last night. two pedestrian were injured. it involved a jaguar and a large pickup truck. the driver of one of the jaguar's was also injured. witness en said the jaguar may

have gone through a red light in the intersection and hit by the pickup. it's not clear if the pedestrian injured were in the crosswalk or on the sidewalk and struck by the spinning vehicle. >> we just heard a car crashing and we came outside and we seen like people on the floor. >> people are still trying to figure out exactly what happened and determine who is at fault. new details this morning. police have arrested a man on charges in connection with a car crash that took the life of a young girl in cupertino last year. 58-year-old louis barnaby, jr. was taken in custody friday. investigators say they only discovered now he was under the influence. prescription drugs when he slammed his of s.u.v. into a car on highway 85 back in april. they said he was driving on the shoulder at a high rate of speed when he hit the s.u.v. which was parked on the shoulder. an 8-year-old in the s.u.v. were

killed and her brother and mother were injured. two people were pulled from a car that slid down an embankment in contra costa last night. it happened just after 6:00 off interstate 680. there were two minor injuries. a woman is in the hospital after falling off a cliff in pacifica. it happened around 5:30 last night near palmetto avenue on west line drive. crews had to drop down 200 feet to reach the woman and it took nearly 2 hours. neighbors said she was climbing along the secret water fall and got into trouble. she has moderate injuries but is expected to be okay. striking oil workers are make themselves seen and heard in the east bay. [chanting] >> at the oil refinery in martinez they walked the picket line in the rain yesterday. it's part of a nationwide work

stoppage. union employees say they are fighting for better staffing and training. replacement workers are on the job. ports, including the one in oakland, have stopped loading and unloading ships this weekend. on friday the group representing the port had a temporary work suspension. workers have been without a contract for nine months. the port association said there's been a work slow down for the last three months. the longshore workers union denies it. >> thousandches demonstrators took part in the march for climate leadership in oakland yesterday. they are calling on governor brown to ban fracking. that's a oil and gas extraction technique using high pressure water and chemicals. environmentists have given oil companies the green light to drill in california, despite say egg wants the state to be a leader on climate change.

>> fracking affects the environment. the water we drink, affects the health and animals and everything in the environment and our climate. >> governor brown challenged protesters saying they still drive. gas is used in vehicles. drilling supporters say this state has? of the most stringent rules in the country. >> californians can benefit from affordable energy wishes we are seeing at the pump already. >> gas prices have fallen dramatically because of increased oil drilling in the u.s.. new this morning, police are investigating a stew-alarm fire at a preschool in the north bay. it broke out before 11:00 last night at the children's learning center on steel lane in santa rosa. the budding suffered extensive damage. no injuries. and still no word on what may have started the fire, but authorities say there were wires that were down in the area. an elderly woman and died in

a fire yesterday morning in san jose has been identified. 80-year-old jenne lived at the moss creek mobile home part. the home and carport were engulfed in flames when they arrived. jenne was found dead in the back of the home. no one else was injured. the wildfire south of yosemite is finally starting to die down. good news for firefighters working the round fire. nearly 40 homes were destroyed and two small towns remained a mandatory evacuation order >> there's still time to help residents impacted by a mass of fire in the san francisco's mission district last month. donations raised through gofundme will end tomorrow. more than $150,000 has been raced for those impacted by the

fire at mission and 42nd street back on january 28th. more than 70 people were displaced and one person was killed. according to the gofundme account organizers, the donated funds will be divided among the victims. we have a link on our website at abc7news.com. let's get right to the weather. more rain on the way? >> that's right. gusty winds and we are looking at some sierra snow. right now from the tower camera upper 50s in san francisco. a quarter mile to half-mile visibility concord and livermore. so we've got everything going on in the next hour or two. it should be raining heavily in parts of the bay. we will talk about it and time it out in just a few minutes. >> thank you lisa. also ahead, a person involved in a deadly accident in southern california was bruce jenner and what he says happened. >> and power ball fever is

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olympic gold medalist and tv star bruce jenner was involved in a four-car crash that left one driver left. it happened along the pacific coast highway in malibu yesterday. genre claims he was being chased by paparizzi when the accident occurred. so far police say there's no proof of that. seven people were injured which bruce generaller is okay. hundreds of tourists are coming into san francisco this weekend. the star princess and the queen elizabeth were embarked along the embarcadero yesterday. queen elizabeth is already back on the move after arriving from l.a. the ship is currently on a 112-night cruise but not all the passengers are staying on the ship for the entire voyage. >> power ball fever is about to really take off. nobody picked all six numbers in last night's $394 million draw. here are the numbers.

5, 10, 21, 34 58. the power ball number 33. wednesday night's jackpot is estimated at $450 million. it will be the third power plant jackpot ever. the chance of striking it rich, one in more than 175 million. you have a better chance of being attacked by a shark and struck by lightning simultaneously. reading writing arithmetic, and add to that compassion. more and more schools here in california are including social emotional learning in their curriculum. abc7 news education reporter lyanne melendez found some school even including it in their report cards. >> words like help, compassion and empathy are used consistently at this elementary

school. >> you need to show compassion. any questions? >> the entire school spends 1 hour on social emotional learning on fridays. what they discuss is discussed in every situation at home and at home. >> to see how other people are feeling and just be nice to people if they are feeling down. >> we see it play out when kids are learning math and science or engaging in collaborative learning and teamwork. when they are outside or sitting together in the cafeteria. >> studies have also shown that these kinds of programs help students feel more supported by their classmates and teachers. that sense of self worth often translates into academic success. >> we know from research that when a child feels safe in a classroom, they won't be feeling the negative emotionings and negative emotions really close down our ability to learn.

>> 8 school districts in california including san francisco unified, want the federal government to hold them accountable not only for their academic outcome but for their social and emotional teachings. they are still figures out what factors will be used to measure their level of success. in the meantime students are already being affected by what they are learning, in addition to math and reading. >> i use it to be a better friend and also to know that i'm doing the right things. makes me feel good. >> in san francisco lyanne melendez abc7 news. >> lots of support. elementary schools third anew gala and auction was last night. group provides tutoring and after-school reading help for more than 400 helps at nine schools in the east bay.

our own cheryl jennings and mike nico served as m. c.. the giants are now looking forward to spring training. pitchers and catchers report february 19th. yesterday was a big day for the team and for fans. thousands of people came out to meet their favorite players during fan fest at at&t park. fans had the chance to get autographs and get out on the field. >> i like being around all the happy people especially just got a third championship so it's even more special. >> i got here at 7:00. >> worth the wait? >> yes, it was. all the people around us it's been fun. >> hunter pence is so wacky and fun >> some people arrived five hours before the gates opened to meet their favorite giant. and happening today, oakland a's fans can meet the players at that team's annual fan fest.

but unless you already have a ticket, you are out ever luck. fans can get autographs from some of their favorite players and former players who visit the clubhouse, and take part in question-and-answer sessions with players and the front office staff. it begins at 10:00 this morning at oracle arena out. the door open at 9:00. and if they are waiting in line, lisa, they might get a little wet? >> possibly. the rain is just, you know, an hour away or so if you are on the coast. but if you are over in oakland and inland, a little longer. if you take a look at live doppler hd you notice in red what we have to look forward to. it's a pretty good-looking cold front with cold air associated with it bringing us the possibility of thunderstorms and gusty winds throughout the afternoon once it moves through. right any we will give you a little tour as to where it is and where it is raining. nowhere yet, you can see it's

about 72 miles the heavier cells off the coast and up in the north bay you see a few returns right now by cloverdale and clear lake and we will continue to watch this as the area of low pressure and the front push on through. so this is other classic comma shape and this is where we get the cold air. once the front moves through the winds will stay very gusty. we are talking 50 miles per hour gusts along the coast. here's a look from emery skill. looks quiet. upper 50s san francisco. 55 san carlos. 59 half moon bay and fog in the inland east bay. the exploratorium camera, where things look nice and calm for the time being. 53 in concord with the fog. half-mile visibility there. quarter mile in livermore. and look at fairfield. three quarters of a mile three miles up in napa. once the rain moves in, the visibility actually will be improving. so rainy and windy today. possibility of a thunderstorm. and we will look for showers to linger into your monday morning

commute. the atlanta pictures show is right here winding you have pretty tight. it is going to be a fast mover. but we will be left not only with the gusty winds and showers throughout the day. so as we look at the wind gusts, you will notice the high are elevations in the next hour or so ramping up to 25 miles an hour. then as you go through 10:00," look at the coastal winds and even into the east bay. 20, 30 miles per hour wind gusts. here we are 2:00 in the afternoon and look at the winds. still out of the south. still gusting from 45 miles an hour. in fact, at the airport some problems there. and 35 miles per hour winds at san jose. 7:00 still railroad breezy out there. in the sierra nevada we are looking at a winter weather advisory from 4:00 this afternoon until 4:00 monday afternoon with 6 to 12 inches above 7,000 feet. a couple inches at lake level and very gusty winds there, as well. timing it out for you as we go through the next hour, notice it's right here in the north bay

along the coast pushing into the santa cruz mountains. 10:00 heavier rain into the east bay around livermore but look there's more. here comes the wind and by 1:00 in the afternoon looking like a few breaks but actually the pockets of sunshine will help destabilize the atmosphere even more and that's when we see a better chance of thunderstorms. 8:00 tonight we still have some rain. and until 11:00 scattered showers. rainfall amounts anywhere from half-inch to inch in east bay and up to 3 inches coastal hills. even in the south bay we should get about a half in top three quarters of an inch hopefully. today mid-60s. and very windy conditions with the scattered showers throughout the afternoon the possibility of a thunderstorm. 66 san jose. low 60s in richmond. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. lingering showers tomorrow and a few clouds on monday and we are looking dry and milder wednesday, thursday. low to mid-70s. in fact maybe some more record warmth here.

feeling like spring right through valentine's day. you can see what's showing up on live doppler hd anytime with the abc7 news weather appear #* app. exciting. >> we finally got a good drenching there and another on the way. >> right. >> thank you lisa. up next, a volcano springs to life in guatemala. how it's affecting residents who live nearby. and in honor of black history month we are using orient stay gram feed to celebrate people -- instagram feed honoring people where you live. most of these people are living in osteoporosis and work with bone health raising awareness about the disease and spreading the message that osteoporosis can affect anyone. we have more information on

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the united cultural center in san francisco. event included dinner, dancing, and the selection of the 2015 rose. this year rose is melissa conroy. also this year abc7 is partner with the united irish society to broadcast st. patrick's day which is march 14th. >> new developments in the battle against isis and the vigil held here for the pilot killed. and the ocean struggling. oxygen drops to dangerous levels. what's the problem and is it too late to reverse it? here's a live look from the roof showing you the bridge and embarcadero. more rain is on the way after a significant storm on

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. >> welcome back everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn good morning. hope you had time to clean out our gutters and clean up from the storm we had friday because knock on our door another round of heavy rain and gusty winds. there's a wind advisory in effect and the rain is just about to push into the north bay. from point reyes, still off the coast from san francisco. notice the east bay is dry with the main rain about 56 miles away. so we will continue to watch the winds out ahead of the system ramp up to near 20 and 30 miles an hour. and behind the system is when we are going to have the gusty winds. colder air moves in and we could see the possibility of a thunderstorm. and the higher elevations could see gusts of 55 miles an hour. so we are looking at snow in the sierra. it will be high-elevation snow

and lingering showers into your monday and also spring-like weather to talk about. we will detail it all in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you lisa. more developments in the battle against isis. we are learning more about the six people arrested in the u.s. charged with conspiracy and supporting terrorists. at the same time the government is trying to find out whether another american hostage held by isis is dead. abc news reporter has the latest. >> where is the proof? that's the question. everywhere from washington to the middle east after isis claims the last known hostage died during air strikes. >> you can't believe any words out of their mouth at this point. >> the 26-year-old woman from southwest they dade died in this building destroyed by the jordanian government. the family holding out hope in

statements a dressed by isis. there's new concern isis is getting help from inside the united states. six people arrested, all immigrants from bosnia all living low-key lives in low-key downs towns of st. louis and upstate work. they wired cash and used u.s. mail to send tactical equipment and equipment to turkey that was smuggled to syria. an interpreter helped translate the charges to this woman. >> keep an open mind and remember people are innocent until proven guilty. >> neighbors are shocked at the allegations. >> makes you sort of feel less safe knowing it's a few doors down. >> they emphasize the group was not planning attacks inside the united states. abc news washington. >> a vigil was held last night

in south san francisco to remember the jordanian pilot burned alive by isis. ♪ ♪ >> many jordanians and their supporters singing "my country, my country" in arabic. they had photos of the murdered pilot and they show unity and support for the country. >> it united the whole people. whether it's in jordan the runs, all over the world, it unites us as a whole group. that's what we are all about. standing together being united as a country. >> the group also chanted no more isis, denouncing and degrading the islamic militant group's horrific crime. >> this morning jordan is stepping up air strikes against isis after the militant group

released video last week showing the burning death of that jordanian pilot. coming up on "this week" john allen, a special envoy for the coalition to counter isis, discusses the battle with the crist group. you can catch it on" this week "at 8:00 this morning right here. president obama is scheduled to speak at asper security summit at stanford on friday. the summit will address topics such as increasing public-private partnerships and sober security information sharing. it will also address the creation and promotion of improved cyber security classes and use of more secure payment technology. following the summit the president will attend a democratic national committee fundraiser in fran. today's space x will try again to land a rocket on a ship in the ocean.

the launch will be the second attempt from elan musk's company. it's scheduled at 3:10 p.m. our time. scientists tried it last month but the unmanned rocket crashed and burned. the flight path is more challenging. if successful, this will be the first time a a rocket has landed on a floating platform. an incredible change seems to be coming on just off our coast. it's almost undetectable. and if it continues the results could be alarming. researchers believe the chemistry of the ocean is changing. it may soon below on oxygen. here's abc7 news reporter wayne freedman on how that dramatically could change life in the ocean and ours, as well. >> you might think of it as a liability from past and generations.

climbed change manifesting in ever broadening forms. the oceans surrounding us is an example. >> we are committed to a low oxygen future in the ocean. >> this researcher at uc david marine lab. don't suit the messengers. it's another series of dominoes in the climate change game. oxygen levels change and ocean creatures move in reaction to it. in less than one generation, the california fisheries, as we know them could radically change or even cease to exist if oxygenated water moves in. >> had it means we are losing habitat for organisms we care about. >> she advances similar studies. she took core samples from ocean bottoms around the world and studied it. they are like rings from a tree

to a scientist. and then changes in ocean oxygen levels took thousands of years to reverse. now she sees the changes again and happening more rapidly due to accelerated manmade conditions. the process is alteady ire irreversible. >> people who fish, who eat fish and live in coastal communities that rely on vibrant communities, all of those people have a stake in the story. >> think of it as a the latest warning shout from across the bow from a researcher who sees it more clearly than most of us. abc7 news. >> still to come on abc7 sunday morning news, the valentine's day treat that may be trouble in the wrong hands. the recall underway this morning. and here's the live look from our emeryville cam. it is 57 degrees and cloudy in that city right now. like the rest of the bay area get ready for rain. lisa argen will be along with your forecast in just a few.

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more soaking later today. lisa is along in about 30 seconds with the accuweather forecast. there's a warning for people with nut allergies. some of its valentine's day chack lats may have been mislabeled. they may contained coconut almonds pee cans. if you should avoid the 8-ounce bottles labels classic red hearts with assorted chocolates. they were shipped nationwide. they can be returned for a refund. and as promised, lisa here with her accuweather forecast. >> we are going to see rain and wind. the possibility of a thunderstorm throughout the day, and those winds are going to stick with us throughout the afternoon. right now it looks pretty decent in san francisco. but within the hour we will see some rain and i'll let you know hour by hour what your sunday is looking like and a peek into very spring like rest of the week. that's coming up. >> all right. want to see all about that.

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open at the:00. tomorrow the warriors continue their road trip in philadelphia against the 76ers. one of the eastern conferences worst teams. yesterday they beat the new york knicks and who now have the worst record in the nba. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. well, the warriors are fighting through the toughest part of their schedule with only two home games in february and playing their fourth game in the last five nights. fortunately they are facing a team that's only won ten games in season. first quarter, greene with the half-court lob and the alley oop lay-in. very athletic move. in the second iguodala, the steal. coast-to-coast. and he nearly takes off from the free-throw line. draymond green a big night. 24-13 boards. buries this. up 16 at the half.

to bogut. the great hands. warriors led by 17 but the knicks rally. shane larkin the steal. they come to within a 5. for minutes to go. curry took care of that. 19-3. he did record an assist. they win. and cal hosting ucla. he made two late threes to cut the lead to one. 23 seconds left cal down one. dwight graduated from cornell. burriss the three and bears up two. one last shot. at the buzzer for the win! off the rim. cal wins 64-62. they are now 5-6 in pac-12 play. and usf hosting gonzaga. tied at 38 at the half. gonzaga started to pull away late second.

3 of his 29. a minute left and usf needing a bucket. they give it up to eric for the jam. gonzaga 1, 2 3-1 in the conference and usf false to 3- 3-10. 17 straight wins for the zags who are now 2401. sharks head coach mclellan levellen could have become the second coach in nhl system to win 300 games but the sharks hurricanes blew the sharks out of the water. turnaround! sharks came out flat. the shot from the point off the boards. antti niemi didn't block it with his skate. 1-0. second period now 2-1 carolina. lindholm snapped it home. 3-1 hurricanes. sharks come back in the third. the second goal of the game. great hand-eye. made it 3-2. but under five minutes to play. see cora puts it on net off the pads and off the skate and in.

sharks lost three of their last four. 5-4, the final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm spike shaw man. i'll see you again at 5:00. have a great day. >> golf pro-am is this weekend. the amateur field includes giants catcher buster posey pitcher matt canadien and the always entertaining actor-comedian bill murray. it will be live at pebble beach this tuesday and wednesday. join us for schu's report. and the weather should be good for those days. >> usually it means a lot of rain for the pebble beach tournament but looks like things will go according to plan with a nice spring-like forecast once we get through our next cold front this is knocking on our door. gusty winds are up to 22 miles an hour half moon bay. 50s and 60s right now. we are looking at the leading edge of it.

here's a look at the north bay. not much is going on. in fact, it's probably not reaching the ground. highway 101 through the park and petaluma. but offshore you see the darker shade of green. as we continue to slide south you notice in san francisco the atmosphere is moistening up, as well as into the south bay. but it's going to be until around 7:00 we get the leading edge in the north bay and by 9:00 it looks like it will be right over the bay area. but we still have the wind that will bring some very windy conditions throughout the day. breaks in the overcast that will prime the atmosphere for the possibility of thunderstorms. right on through the afternoon. it will get a little wild around here but welcome rain is certainly on the way. 57 san francisco. we do have fog. 58 oakland. the fog is over into the east bay. 59 in san jose. gusty winds half moon bay. our exploratorium camera looks quiet right now. 56 santa rosa. petaluma 59 and the fog is in concord and livermore with low

50s. anywhere from about 2 to 4-mile visibility there by the delta. a half-mile once the rain moves in. actually visibility improve and you have the rain to deal with it the wind. in fact it's going to get windier throughout the afternoon with the passage of the cold front. rainy and windy today. the possibility of a thunderstorm. and showers will linger into your monday morning. so our satellite composite shows the big slug of moisture offshore. this is going to push on through today. allowing for a pretty soggy sunday. hopefully you got the gutters cleaned on out because as we go through the rest of the day we have the wind accompanying the rain. this is higher elevations at about 6:00 right any. then as we go through 10:00, look at the winds cranking up at sfo. 35 miles an hour. coast up to 50 miles an hour and the delta and the north bay and the east bay all afternoon long. we have some very gusty winds. atmosphere colder and we will look for a few breaks in the

clouds to allow forces possibility of thunderstorms 678 so by this afternoon into tomorrow afternoon, the snow gets going in the sierra above 7,000 feet. anywhere from a foot to a foot and a half. a couple inches at lake level. and we will be looking at the gusty winds in the mountains as well. so timing it out for you you just saw on our live doppler 7hd that it's right offshore. by 7:00 the north bay and parts of san francisco should be getting wet. 9:00 10:00 the entire bay area look at moderate rain. some breaks after 10:00 11:00. but that's when we get into the colder sector of the storm throughout the afternoon. 1:00. and then the thunderstorms perhaps and of course the gusty winds. by the evening hours we still have pockets of rain and right through 10:00 11:00 you will notice still showers around 680. rainfall amounts through monday night so you know it will rain on and off through monday afternoon. anywhere from three quarters of an in top inch and a half in the north bay. coastal hills and the santa cruz mountains upwards of 2 inches,

maybe 3 and about half-inch in the east bay, maybe three quarters in inch parts of the south bay. highs today ranging from the low 60s in the north bay. 65 oakland. windy conditions and the possibility of a thunderstorm. the main activity before none, although we will look for the showers. could be heavy downpours and some street flooding throughout the afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it gets much better tomorrow in terms of a better commute. still lick roadways. tuesday and wednesday look at the upper 60s to near 70 and thursday and friday is keeps getting milder right into next weekend. it's great. i just hope it keeps coming back beyond that seven-day outlook. >> yes, i agree. thank you, lisa. dozens of kids got to hang out with san francisco police officers yesterday for a special screening. the new disney movie "mcfarland usa." it's a true story about the

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old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us this morning. here's a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning carolyn. we have some pretty good rain knocking on our door. gusty winds and the possibility of thunderstorms, and we could see some low-lying flooding where we have poor drainage. here's a look at the north bay. rain is beginning in guerneville and the rest of 1301 maybe just some mist and drizzle. and further south in richmond and san francisco looking at the atmosphere getting primed for the warm front that