live doppler 7 is lit up tonight as first of three storms has arrived. good evening, thanks for joining us, dan ashley. >> i'm dion lim. look outside across the bay area. you can see rain and slick streets already. >> yeah, go to meteorologist sandhya patel with a look at time line for the storms. >> look at live doppler 7, what is happening at this hour, then time line. street level radar, west college afternoon in santa rosa, we're seeing pockets of moderate rain. rainfall along the marin county coast is heading towards

beach, tracking that with street level radar. san francisco, mission street, down the peninsula, lighter rain from san carlos to redwood lightened up, santa cruz mountains seeing lighter rain. triggering thunderstorms, lightning strikes off the coast here. level one, light chance of thunder, light wind. 2:00 a.m., could be a clap or two of thunder. 4:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m., brief downpours. back with the rest of the time line and other storm coming up. you c c and check weather where you live with the abc7 news app, enable the push alerts to get news as it happens. midwest, cold weather

gripping parts of the country, dangerous, even deadly. chicago river has been iced over entire day. at least eight people have died across the country. 18-year-old university of iowa student found outside residence hall, wind chill minus 50 degrees, can't survive any amount of time in that level. chicago is reaching out to homeless, to get them off the street. busses turned into rolling shelters. another day of record-breaking cold tomorrow. for some who live near tourist hot spots, can ruin lives. >> abc7 news has a commitment to building better bay area, dig into issues important to you. >> more than 25 million visitors came to san francisco in 2017 to spend more than $9 billion.

last year more than $26 billi26 people were expected to visit. can put pressure on people living near attractions. >> so lombard street is near a new reservation and ticket plan. kate. >> reporter: good evening, dion and dan. having fun from mobile 12, going to switch over to dash cam. at top of lombard street. told this reservation system would change nothing physically about this beautiful landmark, would operate on camera system or possibly with new employees. at community meeting it was controversial. >> boo! >> reporter: that was reaction when one man suggested that russian hill residents are entitled for wanting more restrictions who drives down

lombard and when. >> concern is safety. >> reporter: resident after resident spoke about the hazards that constant flow of traffic brings to the neighborhood. >> watch every weekend cars catch on fire, tourist took down a lamp pole last summer. >> reporter: after studies, two proposals, both requiring reservation to drive and weighing $5 24/7 or the weekend. >> doing nothing is not an option, we have a way to deal with traffic. >> one thing that solves problem, make the street straight. >> reporter: untwisting the world's most famous crooked street seems unlikely. says more police is all lombard needs. >> happiest tourists i've ever

seen, i drive down the street every day, more the city is kept out of this, better off we are. >> reporter: live. how great does lombard look at rainy wednesday night at 11:00. san francisco residents wouldn't have to pay for reservation and none will happen if state leg legislature doesn't approve. and if goes through, summer of 2020. we'll keep you posted about the developments. live from mobile 12, kate larson. back to you. >> you have the best seat in the house for sure. you can be part of building a better bay area initiative, use the #betterbayarea on facebook, twitter and instagram to share thoughts. be part of it.

ilene misheloff, hundreds of people gathered to remember her again tonight. >> reporter: aside from the posters in the window, not much has changed since 1989 here. >> her bedroom. >> first of all the house. >> house is the same. >> they keep things the same in hopes daughter ilene will recognize it. feels like 30 million but 30 years since daughter vanished on walk home from school. she was 13. >> hardest part about today is acknowledging it really happened. comes right between your eyeballs. >> reporter: misheloffs believe she's alive. investigators think this is what she would look like now. >> can't imagine not looking for her. >> reporter: every year they

start in dublin and walk the same path they believe ilene took in 1989. >> there are special cases of kids that go missing. hopefully -- maybe they -- maybe ilene can see this. >> reporter: ends at church to say a prayer. hope maybe this year will be answered. >> answer is come home. gets me out of bed every day. >> reporter: turnouts like this continue to give the family hope. open and active investigation with dublin police department. anyone with information, contact them. jobina fortson, abc7 news. a federal judge berated pg&e today, accusing the company of putting profits ahead of safety. said pg&e made excuses to avoid turning off electricity in times of high fire danger. overseeing case because of

pipeline explosion in san bruno. utility was in court, tried to get a response from interim ceo after today's hearing. >> reporter: anything to the consumers worried about wildfires the coming season? mr. simon, the judge is clearly worried about it. >> in court pg&e explained it was not able to complete tree trimmings near electrical lines because of lack of qualified tree professionals. hearing comes one day after pg&e filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. look for the story on abc7news.com, scroll down and find a form where you can submit a question directly to us. runaway on the runway, a small plane in central valley crashed without a pilot. silicon valley power player

says he fasts 22 hours a day, talking about intermittent fasting and what it means for productivity, next. yes, we have our challenges. i see them every day. >> sharing her vision for san francisco, big plans laid out by mayor london breed. "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks dan and dion. if you don't watch tonight, i won't be mad, i'll be disappointed ♪ he's working for this donut, going to give

take a look at this. small plane went rolling away without a pilot today in central

valley. small propeller plane hit a car, smashed into a fence. responders quickly contained a small fuel leak caused by crash. faa says the aircraft owners were at modesto airport working on the plane when accident happened. no one was on board at the time. in four years will be a bed for every homeless person in san francisco. what mayor london breed says is her goal. mission district, state of the city address. says cleaning up streets and increasing housing supply are top priorities. wants to use extra property tax revenue to reach that goal. >> there is as president clinton said nothin wrong with san francisco that can't be fixed with what is right about san francisco. >> mayor breed also announced new position, director of mental health reform to better coordinate the city mental

health services. silicon valley power player says fasting 22 hours a day makes work day longer. intermittent fasting practiced for health reasons but now also a productivity hack. >> reporter: twitter ceo jack dorsey tweeted in part, 22 hour fast daily and recently a three day water fast. joousz jimenez has made use of, ip asking what was considered most important meal of the day. >> focus on coming in, starting morning and getting into the flow of things. don't have to think what am i going to eat. >> reporter: reports there is no evidence intermittent fasting is harmful or will increase productivity. says may be current fad, people

have followed the diet for religious reasons for centuries. >> no evidence their productivity increased. why expect it now >> reporter: jimenez said it's immediate. >> energy and clarity. >> reporter: not fit for everyone. >> long-term none of us would go on a trip without filling up gas tanks. same thing for eating. >> reporter: students here not missing meals but trend is reflective of the silicon valley, drive for productivity is high. abc7 news. >> interesting concept. looking to learn more about intermittent fasting, spoke to fitness expert on "midday live". >> great discussion. check it out. turn attention back to the rain arriving in bay area. it's going to stay a while.

>> at least not in midwest. >> better than the cold. >> meteorologist sandhya patel with the time line. >> yeah, it's beneficial rain here in the bay area. had a chance to dry out. anything we get is going straight into the ground as opposed to running off. closer lock at live doppler 7. street level radar, around rohnert park expressway, petaluma hill road, seeing pockets of moderate rain, 1/3 inch per hour. not out of the question to see brief downpours. san francisco to pacifica, millbrae avenue. redwood city. east bay is similar. heading into the danville 680 corridor, walnut creek,

pleasantville. moderate in scotts valley, and spotty, light returns in san jose, rain an inch. san francisco airport, be prepared for delays. temperatures, compared to the wind chills in the midwest? no thanks. brutal. minus 38 in green bay, minneapolis, 37 in chicago, 30 below zero in des moines and parts ofsotaad m dhidhe atrie camera, rainy view. slick roadways for morning commute. rain overnight and morning commute, wet pattern into early next week.

current system is level one, light to moderate rain. keeping in chances of thunder because there were a few strikes along the coast. don't be surprised to use windshield wipers on full blast, brief, heavy rain. 5:00 you notice it, not widespread. 6:30, showers around san francisco, east and south bay. 8:00 a.m. mainly south bay and then done by lunch hour. 40s, 50s comfortable, leave with umbrella in case you need it, allow extra time for commute. afternoon dry, low 60s, cooler than where we were. level two storm coming in friday, inch to 2 1/2 inches of rain, a soaker. possibility of thunderstorms and problems. rainfall totals with friday/saturday storm topping

one to two inches, gusty. and getting close to 50 miles an hour, topping that friday night. could see trees down and power outages. winter storm watch up to four feet for highest peaks. difficulty above 5,000 feet that's in effect. accuweather seven-day forecast, level one, wet and windy. level two. still wet, cold rain and lingering showers. hold on to rain gear. >> much rather take this. >> hands down. very, very good answer. >> we're spoiled here. tomorrow on "good morning america," serena williams

it was not a typical day at work for sheriffs deputies in san luis obispo county. a giant bull elephant seal trying to coax back across a busy highway to the beach. flapd arms and red paddles. did make it across the highway and back on the beach. they didn't learn that in police academy? i think that was basic training. >> i sense a joke here, right? >> never encountered that. >> seal crossing the street. >> to get to the other se. 900 pounds and not friendly. >> no you're right. ? sports, discuss the super bowl, boogie's home debut and big news, jose conseco has been

that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed.

good evening. demarcus cousins makes his oracle arena debut for the warriors tomorrow night. game by game see more. tomorrow night against joel embiid. averaging 15.7 boards. questions how he would perform coming back from achilles surgery, what about attitude, not being number one option, asked and answered. enjoying the warriors experience and helps that dubs won 11 straight. >> fun to share the responsibility, play with guys as talented as yourself.

game becomes a lot easier for everybody on the floor. not always the focal point, don't see double and triple teams on nightly basis. fun. we're not sure if tom brady gets nervous in fronts super bowls, playing ninth sunday. who is nervous, his parents, their den in san mateo is a stroll down super bowl lane. patriots qb wants to play until 45, four more years, could be more super bowls ahead. that's fine for the bradys. >> it's getting to be semiannual or annual ritual, never gets old, going to super bowl is spectacular. what we all hope for. >> still nervous for the game? >> already just sitting here talking about it, getting the shakes. >> when we finish, go have a drink. saints still grumbling about the no call in nfc title game

that likely cost them berth. commission commissioner goodell, not changing rules. coach sean payton in anguish. >>ate jenny's ice cream and watched netflix for three straight days. >> so sad. former a's slugger jose conseco has made new friends. aliens. he tweets they're trying to help us with time travel. we're in communication with aliens with a flexible body composition called aifun. aliens have been trying to teach us time travel but first we have to change our body composition, not willing to do. we tried with animals. it failed. conseco was right about steroids in baseball. we have to disconnect our brains from our bodies to make this work. so that's how we do it.

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all right. that is our report. appreciate your time. dan ashley. >> dion lim. right now on jimmy kimmel,

crystal. >> see you tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- billy crystal, christina aguilera, desus nice and the kid mero, plus music from emily king. and now, for good measure, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome. that's very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. i'm glad you're here. i'm glad we're all here. i know why --