>> it is raining lightly across the bay area already. it will get heavier and windier as the storm continues to move you can see all the relatively light shades of green indicating light rainfall. in many locations mu hundredths of an 22 miles perrou hdsin w san francisco and mountain view 36 miles per hour gusts. half-moon bay. those numbers will increase. the storm ranks 3 on the impact scale. with us tonight and early morning. producing heavy rain, urban one inches. wnggi likeldiny. a high wind warningn o if the b. a wind advisory. and our flash flood watch which is in effect for t from 7:00 t to 12 noon

iakec couy forecast.in steadie rainfall. the evening hours 9:0 tonight. widespread rain. much heavier during the over night during 3:00 a.m. or so. wind gusts will be up around 50 miles per hour. in some spots. a closer look in a few minutes. >> let's head to the north bay. >> l in sthereiv county. >> who needs a weather radar when you have the human rain gauge. me. right now barely a drop. this is where the storm is coming from. over the coastal hills. they're gettinglan b it

finally does begin to rain in these parts. it hasn't come down hard yet. let's look at highway 101. this is the elyytad of the w idh they go into the narrows. it's a flashmo7:. and high winds beginning 3:00 p.m. today. we haven't felt them yet. we know we will. the last storm was quiet and quietnd the same. prepha taro ationsnk for the ra under way. >> liveow n creek. >> hi. i, too am a human rain gauge. out here. it started to rain maybe 2:00

today. by 2:3 w tethe. light rain. drizzle right now. i'mta sginnderbridge. right over walnutre c f.ekeet o thpidly flowing through here by hepending on t totals. and the run off. >> the hills are greening up. anready to sopp u that's on the way. >> this is a big storm moving in. luckily we haven't had rain in the last seven days. using that analogy like a sponge. the ground can absorb a bit more. you don't really know how much water we'll get. maintenance is busy >> public works to havs enor cl four days ten hour shifts to arthin pr 17, rain washed out one lane of the road.

even now it's still a roas pad fact you live on the road. where it collapsed. must have you worried. >>t it makes us -- the neighbors come out and we're all kind of trying to keep the stuff away. so we don't have another wash out. >> we have had water coming through with torrential downpours over the last coue weeks. and just a lot ofddy wateebr. from the hill. >> he plans to get up during the d .wo in o rnn i making them more vulnerable to run off problems. this weekend. >> you can see the rain drops plopping here. live on not too bad right now.all eyes n

creek, culverts and st mtonight and to be a problem. potentially taking dowerow p cag trees. we're watching and waiting. here in downtown walnut creek. >> all right. thank you so much. now to san francisco. crews have been out in force clearing the train n tot wind. how windy is it where are? l way. if they were human rains. i'm a human rain gauge. it's sprinkling a bit. i have a real wind gauge. check n et. now it's about and a half to 5 and a half miles per hour. at times as high as 11 miles per

hour. and according to to weather anchor he tells me anything under ten is still considered light. now of course people are getting ready earlier today take a look. we witnessed california public utility commission workers. they were using a vac truck to suck out the catch basins. and trying to get ahead of the wind and rain. that's getting stronger by the hour. that can cause clogs for the drain. on the lighter note, i talked to folks about being out and about. they didn't really want to linger and talk. the ones who did talk took it all in stride. >> there's no storm yet. >> you're taking this in stride. >> walking in the rain is great. >> why is he not under the umbrella? >> it's mine. secondly, he doesn't deserve it.

you have to earn it. >> talk about a burn. back out here live. you can see here, near the seawall, the chop is about two feet high. really it looks intense. but it is nothing to write home about. when it comes to ferry service. you follow me this is the ferry terminal to alameda. the companies tell me for the most part, nothing is disrupting service. however i know they're on watch. service to and from later tonight and 8:00 or later. that maybe disrupted they have buses prepared to take passengers just in case. that is the latest now. >> sprinkling and the winds are about 6 miles per hour. >> it's like a vacation until later. >> there are concerns though

that the heavy rain in surgeon california could trigger mud slides and rock slides and floods. evacuation orders are in effect for the burn scar areas. people near the thomas, whittier and burn zones must leave by 8:00 p.m. debris flow. killing two dozen people. >> it maybe too late to head to tahoe. snow and big crowds will make for rough going of 80 and 50. you can see the clouds there building up already. this is our live tahoe cam. expect snow there this weekend. if you haven't already gotten there, you might be too late. the roads will be a problem. we have been hearing from spencer. this storm is picking up over night. tune in tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. a they'll be tracking the impact on the bay area. >> new details today on the

ongoing repairs of the transbay center in san francisco. the bus terminal will be closed until june and longer. work to fix cracked steel guarders is under way. expected to be done by june. but could order work elsewhere in the transit hub. >> we're eager to be open. we think we're make lg good progress. we're certain that by the first week of june we will be done with the gerders. we need to continue to work with the make sure there's no other issues in the building. >>. transit center has been closed since september 25. after being open for just six weeks. it's important to let a team figure out why the beams cracked. >> we want to ensure the public trust through the process. however long that takes is important. >> this weekend construction workers will replace hydraulic

jacks. that's going to require the closure of first street 5:00 a.m. tomorrow through 8:00 p.m. sunday. >> if you think there are fewer bikes on the road in san francisco. you're right. according to data this week in a new mobility report, there were nearly 20,000 fewer bicycle trips in 2017 than 2016. part of the reason is people are moving out of the city. because it's too expensive. there's the bike riders are more worried than ever about getting hit by a car or bus. this under scores the need to build more protected bike lanes. >> bart is warning early morning kp late night riders expect big service changes later this month. those chang going tore last a for the next three and a half years. years. the agency is pushing back the start of service on weekdays from 4 to 5:00 a.m. to perform seismic safety work. buses run from select stations to help affected riders.

trains in the evening run every 24 instead of 20 minutes. sunday bart will cut the number of trains in half. only the pittsburg and line will operate between san francisco and the east bay. all changes take effect monday. february 11. >> new details emerging and new video out for an officer involved shooting in november. >> the video just released today. and what you don't see in the images. >> a change of mind. a restaurant owner backing off on his plan to ban those maga hats and customers who wear them. his response to the tweet that went vishl. >> the race to get a popular once a year beer before it runs out. >> time for traffic. this is san mateo bridge. brain locked up. those are windshields by the

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shooting. the video shows not only the shooting but what led up to it. we hear the 911 call. >> this happened on november 15. gonzalez shot and killed by police who thought he was armed with a knife. live with the details. >> police responded to that call for a man with a knife back on november 15. like you said. gonzalez lay dead with 13 police bullets in his body. officers who arrived received a call that he had a knife. but he did not. he had a raiser blade. let's show you video of what took place there. >>

police say the only open fire when gonzalez charged at them. family members disagree and say the shooting was unnecessary. the family members have filed suit gents the hayward police department and held a news conference with the attorney. and his office behind us. the police chief is promising a thorough investigation. but the family is not convinced. >> he was my only son. my baby. >> it took the officers seven seconds to fire their guns at my cousin. seven seconds doesn't gi time to deescalate any situation. >> it's tragic. there's questions about it. people have questions and deserve answers. i have questions. and i expect answers to be produced as well.

>> gonzalez was 29 and lived in -- the law firm expects to file suit against the city on thursday. of next week. also, we should tell you that they police chief is promising the investigation will be thorough. it may last a while. as of today he had no estimate on how long that would be. the officers involved are back at work. >> all right. empire actor jussie smollett released a statement after the alleged racist attack. he writes. my soul is stronger. i want to say thank you. the out pouring of love and support has meant more than i can put into words. smollett claims two men beat him, put a noose around his neck and poured a chemical on him. doubts about the attack have

surfaced after reports say he declined to turn over phone records and police haven't found surveillance of the attack. smollett has been cooperative. he says he will soon address the inaccuracies that have been spread. >> a restaurant owner and apologizing after saying he wouldn't serve customers wearing make america great again hats. the change of heart after he tweeted they are essentially the same as a white swastika or white hood. or symbol of hate. he issued an apology saying in part. we will continue to serve all customers regardless of race, color, religion, sex. national original. gender orientation or political opinion. if they leave hate, anger and violence outside the doors of the restaurant. neighbors were split about the controversy. >> i mean people should be

entitled to wear what they want to wear. without trying to offend somebody. >> immediately i think of what most people are thinking. with the hat. just racism and on thoughts of the president. >> what i really think is that who wears a hat to a restaurant. i think it's really bad etiquette. you don't wear a hat to church and a restaurant. that's it. >> no matter which side, none of the people plan to hold the hat groemp controversy against the restaurant. >> you can take 20 years to build a reputation. and destroy it in 180 characters. another example of that. wooe see how the situation unfolds. and the weather unfolding. >> i'm not a human rain gauge. but i'll tell you what's happening. they actually get firsthand account. we have widespread light rain across the bay area.

you can see. indicated by the light green color. this is the view from the tower. at bay. and most of the bay area. 56 degrees the temperature here in san francisco. upper 50s at oakland, mountain view, san jose and half-moon bay. here's a view of the thickening clouds from the east bay hills camera. it looks harmless. but we have reports of light rain scattered around the bay area. this line up of locations we have temperatures in the mid-50s. and this is the view as you might expect at that elevation we have impressive wind already. obviously rain drops. these are the forecast features. powerful storm it will be, continuing over night into tomorrow producing heavy downpours, damaging wind gusts and a colder storm will arrive

sunday and monday. this current one ranks 3 on the storm impact scale. a strong storm. heavy rain and flooding likely. two to four inches in the hail. damaging wind gusts. high wind warning in effect for all the bay area until 10:00 tomorrow morning. it's a high wind advisory. here in the county. and on we go to the flash flood watch. in effect for all the bay area. to 12 noon tomorrow. and up in the county and lake county. in effect from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. monday. and a coastal flood advisory. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow to non-noon tomorrow. high tide we may see flooding. parking lots and roadways. all the low lying areas are likely to get flooding. widespread areas of moderate to heavy rain indicated by the yoel low and orange. it will get nor intense tonight. before midnight. rite after midnight this wave of

heavy downpours. moving through again during the ore over night hours. some of the heavy downpours will linger. we'll start the day tomorrow with more waves of rain coming through. accompanied by strong gusty wind. rainfall potential anywhere from an anch and a quarter. actually it's up. an inch and a half. an inch in san francisco. up to two and a half inches of rain. wind gusts to a peek during the over night 50 miles per hour or higher. on the coastline. 35 to 40 miles per hour gusts everywhere else. those will taper off in the afternoon hours tomorrow. and concerns are very high. the high temperatures. upper 50s to 60. concerns are high tomorrow for hydro planing and flooding on roads. downed trees and power outages. here's the 7-day forecast. tomorrow storm will lank two on the impact scale. we may see thunderstorms

tomorrow. there's a strong like will hood. and cold storms on sunday and monday. a mix of rain and snow in the high peaks. and the rain finally tapers off tuesday. it will be a mess si few days. >> gearing up to ring in the nut year. the celebration under way in the south bay this weekend. >> tonight at 11:00. look at this. thousands of goff balls in the pacific ocean. the i team investigates under water off the coast of pebble beach. how big is this problem? that looks considerable. what's being done to clean it up. >> your commute looks about like it usually does. this is 101. on the right hand side the southbound back up. northbound looking good. moving in both directions over the top. the ride home will probably get worse tonight. with a oh! oh!

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>> the program wrapped up with a performance by the san francisco interfaith choir. >> the vietnamese new year is is tuesday. ready to celebrate. it opened an exhibit to learn about the importance of the culture. discover the beauty, sights and sound of vietnam. >> people come back together, talk about the past and share the dreams of the future. >> visitors can try on a giant lion head. as well as dress up in traditional attire and pose for a family photograph. they can make and launch a fire works display to signal the celebration. >> back to the storm that is moving across the bay area. preparation that began this morning. and what you can expect to see throughout the weekend. >> despite the rain, efforts are

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here are the stories making headlines. live. and into tomorrow morning.

weather anchor is putting the storm at a level 3. local flooding as well as damaging winds. a look at this photograph ominous looking clouds. tweeted this picture from the east bay. public works crews say there could be problems for the latest round of rain because the ground is soaked from previous storms. live look fro san jose. first responders -- that's the president. and vladimir putin. so. clearly not storm coverage. but i'll tell you about the storm. and in the south bay they are preparing for what will take place tonight. the damage that will probably come with gting here's the story. >> reporter: how spectacular. the sunrising b coming. firefighters are getting ready.

>> heavy wind and rain. >> the last time a 3 on the storm impact scale, we saw flooding. trees and power lines knocked down. and mud slides. one of the biggest dangers to the public is downed power lines. firefighters say you should always assume lines are energized. >> if you have a wire down, it could be the tv line that's down. but it's draping across an uninsulated power line and it's carrying power. maybe not enough with sparks. but enough to zap you. >> sandbags can be helpful. you maybe looking at less effective options. 24 locations where you can stock up. local flooding could be an issue on roadways. >> even ift' only an inch. you can hydro plane and lose control. if it's four to six inches and moving at 10 miles per hour. it can shift your cars position.

even standing still. don't risk it. >> the cool thing about the sandbags here. they are prefilled. most places you have to f yourself. we have a list of 24 locations on our web site. >> okay. live doppler 7. it will get heavier. the storm ranks 3 on the scale. tonight early tomorrow morning expect heavy rain, flooding. damaging wind gusts. let's get to it. in the sere sierra. a winter storm warning in effect until 4:00 p.m. tuesday. w expect five to ten feet of snow. at normal elevation. over 13 feet of snow expected at the peak. and wind gusting strongly. so traveling is not recommended. our plotting of the potential snowfall shows maybe 80 inches

of snow. 87 kirk wood. some locations in the high passes are expected to receive 112 inches. ten feet. so tomorrow storm here in the bay area windy with showers ranks two on the scale. even thunderstorms there. cold showers sunday and monday. on tuesday we dry out. just a bit. the lunar new year begins. >> thank you. you can always check the track the rain and check weather conditions where you live with the news app. >> nato says russia is in breech of a key cold war era nuclear treaty and urging moscow to come back into compliance. the proclamation after secretary of state announced the u.s. will suspend its obligation to the treaty tomorrow. unless the russian government lives up to its end of the deal. the u.s. claims russia has been violating this since 2014. russia says it's done nothing wrong. the treaty signed in 1987 bans

certain ground launched missiles. >> the list of democratic presidential hopefuls has grown by one. cory booker is joining the race. >> we have more on the road to 2020. >> in a tweet, more than 4 million followers. cory booker launched his 2020 presidential campaign. the jr. senator from new jersey rose as the mayor. and today he made his first television appearance since announcing on the view. >> i'm running to restore the sense of common purpose. and focus on the common pain. >> booker is joining an already crowded pool of democratic presidential hopefuls. nine candidates in all. including two black candidates. a latin o. a guy mayor and four women. >> they're friends and sisters.

we're family. >> during the two and a half minute announcement video he shares his families experience. over coming racial discrimination when purchasing his childhood home. that moment leading him to public service. >> never forget where you came from. or how many people sacrificed to get you where you are. >> setting the tone for his campaign. preaching unity and finding a common purpose among all americans. >> booker received criticism from the left. for accepting donations from drug companies and wall street. in 2017 he announced he would stop taking money from big pharmacy. >> there are now ten democrats running for their parties nomination. senator kamala harris. elizabeth warren and oprah's spiritual guru. find out more about each candidate on our web site.

>> former starbucks ceo and potential presidential candidate will be in san francisco today. he may run as an independent. protestors upset he may take votes from a democratic candidate are expected at the event. we'll be live with the preview. coming up at 6:00. >> with all the rain you may not be thinking about the drought. in the south bay they're excited about the rain. not for the reasons you might think of. >> traffic. the looking good. people are flowing right on through. you see the rain drops on the lens. we have more on the weather coming up. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart.

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tough for many folks tonight. in san jose at least one person is waiting for it with anticipation. >> the same water that's coming down on our roof, be the one that goes into the plants. to help them grow. >> the past week, paul had this rain barrel installed on his property. >> it took a few days. and i won't tell you it was completely all fun. but it was a good challenge. >> customers can actually cash in on the rain as part of the water district landscape program. the rain barrels and gardens which can be used to keep rain water on sight for reuse. are now eligible for a rebait. >> this is a great opportunity to provide supplemental irrigation. a locally controlled water supply. directly off the roof or from the clouds above us. >> in this case. he received a $35 rebait for installing this 50 gallon rain barrel. he paid $100 on the materials

and installation. and hopes to recoop the savings in a couple years. >> it works miracles in the garden. i'm glad to recycle the water. >> the district says it should have enough funding to cover every customer who qualifies for the program. >> as with all water district rebaits you have to apply and first get approval before buying an equipment or starting any work. we put the information online. on our web site. suggestions for trying to harvest rain water. >> some provide rebaits. we have links to the information on our web site. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. what issues do you see. what would make them better? join the conversation. >> something brewing in the north bay. the insanely popular --

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a look at live doppler 7 again. all the green. that's a lot of rain.

spencer will be back with the forecast. >> despite the threat of the rain, people braved long lines for the love of craft beer. >> on the emerald younger right of passage. >> it is the only place and time of the year when a brewer of beer becomes so popular you might mistake him for a politician. >> i am nervous. always the night before. >> the man who has the goods. his acclaimed plyny of the younger beer. for the 19th year. accolades and some travel thousands of miles for the experience. >> it's what you judge every ipa on. >> on its own added $3.5 million to the economy last year alone. >> it's very smooth for the high alcohol content. >> full tongue. taste come to the back end.

>> there's a citrus note. it's great. >> no wonder the first person arrived in line at 11:00 a.m. thursday. does the wait really add to the experience? >> yes. because i cam by myself and i have two friends i'll enjoy the beer with. >> you're friend now? >> yes, we are. >> do you know his name. >> the lines have shortened this year due to a second brewery in windsor. saying three beer, three hour limit. >> how many do you have? >> two. >> what are you going to be like after three. >> taking an uber. >> good plan. plan. >> can you imagine driving thousands of miles for a beer. anything? >> i couldn't. >> it's available for two weeks only. through valentines day. >> limited time. all right. no more eves dropping. achle fixed the face time bug

letting people listen in on group video chats. >> stop listening to our stuff. >> i have been calling you. >> i thought it was you. >> the tech giant says the it plans to turn the service back on next week. after issuing a software update. the bug allowed some people to turn an iphone into a live microphone. using group face time. apple apologized today and said it's working to respond to glitches more quickly. a boy and his mother in tucson reported the glitch. that say apple didn't respond right away. tech company a nearly two dozen states clash with the government in federal court today over the repeal of net neutrality. set of rules put in place by the obama administration to prevent prioritizing certain web sites and apps over others. federal appeals court spent five hours on the challenge.

part of the suit. both accuse verizon of cutting internet speeds for firefighters battling the 2017 complex fire. verizon disputes that claim saying it was a billing and customer service problem. >> major pet food company issues a recall for canned dog food. hills pet nutrition. recalling wet dog food for excessive vitamin d. the canned food was sold through retail pet stores and veterinarian clinics. the company says it will be implementing new testing procedures. now just remember, no dry food, cat food or treats are part of the recall. >> gas prices climbing across the country. california and the bay area is relatively stable. or slightly dropping. good news bad news story. today's national average for gallon of regular sits at $2.26. that number is much higher.

higher here in california where the average price is $3.23. down three cents from friday. san francisco is the most expensive place for a gallon. today average $3.52. is actually down two cents from last week. are you getting a deal? >> yes. >> as soon as i saw the pump. i knew. >> it's my week. >> quarterback goff getting his own bobble head. not wearing a rams jersey. today the national bobble head hall of fame and museum unvailed the limited edition bobble head. the likeness wearing his golden bears jersey. i'll guess you have to pay the nfl a licensing fee. if he's in a rams jersey. they went with cal. in his three seasons he threw for 12,000 yards. he'll face off against fellow nor cal native on sunday.

>> millions of employees are expected to be calling in sick monday with super bowl fever. >> feel it coming on. u.s. today estimates 17 million adults are expected to miss work the day after the big game. more than 8 million of workers will take a preapproved day off. it's not just employees. bosses and managers are also expected to call in sick or drastically cut back hours. on monday. >> if i'm not here monday you know. i probably was ill. >> clearly. >> that would be the reason. always the reason. >> yes. speaking of sports. the league that is making a difference. >> to have this community is so helpful. >> the hockey team that's making goals and changing lives. >> what's coming up at 5:00. >> i'll be out on monday. we are tracking the rain on

doppler 7. what is shaping up to be one of the strongest storms of the season. it will be intense. could we see the end of the death penalty in california? the action being taken by one lawmaker. look who showed up in oakland today. the curry duo at it again. her suggestion for steph. those stories and more.

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with all disabilities. >> i think we're ready. >> we're accepting of all ages and genders. anybody who can drive safely and wants to play the game is welcome to come. >> people who use power wheelchair for dale will living can have a sport like everyone else does. >> it was my son who started in 1999. and upon his graduation from high school we became formally power play. >> he started in gym class. a couple kids and it's grown to 40 kids. >> after our son passed, may of 2017. we were approached by the fliers. >> i'm a big fliers fan. to have them behind us. it's very nice. >> we're very proud that the fliers power play is the very

first power wheelchair hockey team to have an nhl affiliation. >> kids anywhere from who can't really move their arms and legs at all. and get really good at controlling the chair and control where the puck goes. >> this is the best fit i have found for my functional ability. opposed to what i can't do. >> it's nice to have a community of disabled athletes that i can be a part of. >> everyone understands each other. there's a common experience. and everyone is on the same page. >> to have the community is so helpful. >> take it. >> it's physical out there. >> sometimes it's mellow. other times you want to hit somebody. >> there's a reason there are rules.

referees. >> confidence is a big thing. this league builds confidence. >> it's tremendous. building confidence and in school and communicating with others. >> it's good. >> it's an awesome journey. >> we won the north american cup in michigan this year. the players are intense with this game as in professional hockey player or college player anywhere. >> this is a hockey league for sure. but it's a community of similar people. who go through difficult things like everybody else. >> it's about them feeling like they're not different. we feel like a family. they are. >> good shot. >> very cool. you can check out the of localish.com. on face and instagram.

amazing. and everything. >> the bay area prepares for one of the strongest storms of the season so far. why the umbrella may not do anything good. >> it is covered in green. we have rain. we'll have the forecast where you live. >> if you're waiting for the transit center to reopen. it will be a while. the update on the effort to repair it. >> curry gets ready to open a pop up. what she told us about the possibility of steph running for the president of the united states. san bags are coming out. the bay area braces for one of the strongest storms of the season. >> here we go. good evening. >> thanks for joining us. let's give you a live look from the cam are in walnut creek. the traffic is slowly crawling

along. the rain arrives and much more on the way. >> live look giving us a better view of the clouds. rolling in. >> we have a team of reporters tonight in the elements. from the north bay to san francisco. to the south bay. >> we'll start with meteorologist and doppler 7. lit up right now. >> that's it. indeed. the vigorous storm will cause damage. this is the moisture ahead of the storm. we're seeing light rain widespread across the region. i'll zoom in. it is wet. slippery for the afternoon, evening commute. across 680. into dublin. san francisco you will notice mission street. south san francisco down the peninsula. into the south bay. and even the santa cruz mountains. we look at