now at 5:00, building a better b.a.r.t. the idea debated today to give san francisco stations a makeover and why supporters say it will make things safer. a new storm setting its sights in the bay area. a rainy drive to work for some of us this morning. our accuweather forecast of what you need to know>. good morning. >> we'll get you right to meteorologist lisa argen who has a first look at the day ahead. that's right. this system will bring some breezy winds anywhere from a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch and will take its time moving north to south. he north bay from sonoma

through 101, napa, highway 12 further south around sears point, scattered showers up to hercules, crockett, 680. it's a wet start for you. mill valley, fairfax looking at some showers. maybe some sprinkles here from daly city. check it out. we'll see the rain sink to the south. it makes a south push south and east. >> thank you, lisa. good tuesday morning and good morning to you, san rafael. looking live at 101. a good situation going on here, nice smooth ride, no problems to report. mass transit, for the most part things are looking good. ace 1 is running a t minuteth me i'll keep you posted if that train keeps back up. southbound 101 the connector to eastbound 80 completely shut

down because of a crash involving one car. emergency crews are on the scene nearby. you see the slowdown starting. we have a stall on westbound 80 at 9th street. breaking news, police are investigating a shooting in palo alto. it happened just after 3:00. no details have been released about what happens and it's unclear if anyone was hurt. we do have calls in to police for more information. building a better bay area on b.a.r.t. means getting broken he escalators running consistently. >> b.a.r.t. will see if it's worth the many millions of dollars. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. b.a.r.t. says covering up its escalators with canopies would solve all kinds of issues. let me show you a picture of what it would look like. they're talking about adding canopies to cover up their

escalators, 22 of them on market street in san francisco. they're already planning to replace 41. 22 are outside and carry people up to the street level. those canopies would protect the escalators from weather. that's a big one. officials say they would also help with security, be able to close and lock the station at street level if they had these canopies and point out that would protect the station and would make employees who opened up the stations feel safer. b.a.r.t. officials say the canopy covering an escalator in oakland reduced escalator down time by about 30%. they will hold a press conference later today. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. police are investigating the deaths of three children who were found inside a home in phoenix, arizona. following this awful story at

the live desk. officers were called to the house last night by a relative of the children. police say they found a 7-month-old girl, 2-year-old girl, and 3-year-old boy unresponsive. they performed cpr on the kids, but they all died at the scene. police say it's too early to tell the cause of death but also said the children were ill earlier in the day. >> this is probably one of the most difficult calls our officers and fire personnel respond to. the most difficult part to see children who are the most innocent that have obviously lost their lives. >> police say there's no obvious signs of trauma, but the fact all three were found dead is suspicious. investigators are interviewing the victims' parents and another relative. >> it's terrible. jobina, thank you for the update. we have major new developments in the deadly hit-and-run of an observing mother this happened on friday. >> police say they found the vehicle involved but haven't caught the driver. reporter lauren martinez attended a candlelight vigil

outside the school where the woman was hit and killed. >> we need justice. we need it. we need it. we dit we nd >> reporter: family and friends are grieving the death of miesha singleton, a mother killed by a hit-and-run driver on 98th avenue last friday afternoon. >> she's a wonderful mother of seven. an active leader in our community who had been standing with us against violence. >> reporter: on monday night miesha's family held a candlelight vigil at the spot where she was hit by a car that killed her in front of elmhurst middle school. at times her husband yelled at cars he felt were going too fast on the busy corridor. through community tips, police recovered the vehicle involved in oakland. >> we're going to ask the driver to do the right thing and to turn yourself in. >> reporter: police say they have strong leads and are processing evidence. >> we have a lot of video surveillance investigators are going through.

before, during and after the crime was committed. >> reporter: family and friends are asking anyone to help bring the driver responsible forward. >> we want miesha's memory to be cherished and loved and someone reckless off our streets so no other families will suffer like this. >> reporter: oakland police are asking for the community to continue sending in tips regarding what happened here on friday afternoon. reporting in oakland, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. happening today san francisco police will release their 2019 crime report. the number of break-ins last year declined by 3%. the report will show a drop in homicides, rapes and burglaries. mayor london breed will highlight the data with chief william scott at police headquarters at noon. and new this morning a bay area man is raising money for charity by running eight marathons in eight days on seven continents.

>> here he is. he works at stanford children's health and he's running the aaa quest for lucille packard children's hop. he finished his first marathon yesterday in new zealand. when he's done he'll have run nearly 210 miles in eight days. >> how? >> how is this man training? >> how will he be able to walk? his knees. >> it's for the children. >> i love it but i don't know how. we'll be thinking of you. super bowl liv is the matchup of the heavyweights. both teams have elite level quarterbacks. of course we have our jimmy g. >> the chiefs have patrick mahomes. perhaps the greatest quarterback of all time is now making his prediction for the game. legend joe montana tweeted this. he says you heard it from me first.

i guarantee my team will win the super bowl. joe played for both the niners and chiefs in his hall of fame career. >> he should know. >> he also went to notre dame. did you know that? he's much older than me. >> lisa argen with the facts. up in guerneville we have some rain. some light showers. >> this is where it will stay in the north bay over to penn grove. rohnert park scattered showers and down to sears point, highway 37. you can see some returns here out to martinez, hercules, 680 and a shower back to mill valley. it's all very light. it's all going to be out ahead of the system that will sweep through. it's the warm frontal precursor to this system that will push in. 10:00 it's in the north bay. pushing to the south and east

and looking at it getting hung up from redwood city to belmont into sunnyvale and perhaps san jose. when and if it gets hung up down here is why we're looking at fairly uniform rainfall amounts. not a lot but it's what we need. you can see how the front with the wind moves through the bay area. gusty winds 20 to 30 miles an hour and then it is out of there. if you're heading out bringing the kids to school, wet in the north and then damp for the afternoon. our level one system throughout the day today. good morning, jobina. good morning, lisa, and good morning to everyone watching. either streaming or at home this morning. we're going to start with a few issues in san francisco to get to. the first one southbound 101, the connector to eastbound 80 still shut down right now because of a crash involving one car. emergency crews are on the scene. westbound 80 at 9th street, an

extensive backup. the stalled car blocking the lane has been moved out of the way. the damage has been done with slowdowns. the octavia street onramp to southbound 101. there is debris in the road. a live look at 880 at the coliseum where things are looking good. thanks, jobina. up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. plus, what is being called a racist sign. what the superintendent is telling parents. plus, protests in puerto rico, why citizens are in the streets overnight demanding the governor step down. and one socal fire's fight against a mountain lion caught camera. what he did that saved his 3-

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time is 5:13. a person has died after a fire broke out inside a mobile home in sunnyvale. it happened just before 10:00 last night at the el dorado mobile home park. paramedics rushed another person to the hospital. number two, in just a few hours the historic impeachment trial of president trump in the senate is set to get under way. abc news will have live coverage when this trial gets under way around 9:30 this morning. number three, a level one system moving into the bay area this morning. showers confined to the north bay through the morning hours but will sink south and east a

quarter to a half inch of rain with breezy winds expected. and, number we are following right now a situation in san francisco, the southbound 101 connector to eastbound 80 is completely shut down because of a single car crash. number five, b.a.r.t. will vote on buying canopies for the market street station in san francisco. they've purchased 22 of them to cover and protect the escalators from elements. number six, some drugstores are running out of excedrin after a sudden stop in production. they say they have stopped production on the medication because of inconsistencies with ingredients. number seven, miami getting ready for super bowl liv. this is new video of the preparations in the city ahead of the big game between the niners and the chiefs. the countdown just 12 days away. officials in puerto rico are now passing out supplies that sat in warehouses since hurricane maria which was in 2017. >> they're being distributed to

those affected by recent earthquakes. residents gathered outside the governor's mansion in san juan to call for her resignation. the supplies were discovered in an abandoned government operated warehouse over the weekend. governor wanda vasquez fired the chief of emergency management and temporarily called for the national guard to oversee the agency. a north bay elementary school is holding an open house this weekend after a sign with racist undertones was discovered. it was found last month over the marquee in san rafael. this foe toll from san rafael city schools shows the sign. it reads, got english? a majority of students are hispanic. the superintendent says the message is an expression of ignorance, hate and racism. school officials will be at the open house on saturday. a mountain lion has been euthanized after officials say it attacked a 3-year-old boy in an orange county park. >> so the boy was hiking with his family yesterday afternoon

when the big cat just pounced. officials say the mountain lion grabbed the boy by the neck. oh, my gosh. so his dad threw ackpa the animal. it let the boy go. it grabbed the bag and jumped into a tree. fellow hikers were just stunned. >> it was a little unnefk but it had a backpac in its mouth and caught us off guard. we didn't know why it had a backpack. >> the 3-year-old is recovering in the hospital from the bite, some scrapes, too. he is expected to be okay. people who live in the area say there have been at least five mountain lion sightings in just the last four days. it's unclear if that cat euthanized was the same one they had seen. >> a real close call. we're going to check out what's happening in weather and it's rain. it is raining in the north bay, reggie, kumasi. check it out. you can see this is what is ahead of the system. in napa, some pretty good returns up to guerneville, healdsburg, our sweet on mt. st.

helena and into san rafael. closer here to where we have some rain from highway highway and as we go in closer to yountville, some pretty good showers back to geyserville, guerneville and the coast, highway 1, and these are just some very light returns, west marin. as we go further into the peninsula and san francisco just some sprinkles, overrunning light rain before the system will move in which is still off shore. we're still looking at this system here. it has to push on through the north bay in the morning hours. and then bring some breezy winds. it's going to be the afternoon for the peninsula and the south bay. it is 51 downtown and in free month. the southerly winds ahead it have mild, gusting up to 30 miles an hour in the upper elevations. you can see the camera shaking and the commute will be impacted from the peninsula to the east bay.

we have a beach hazard statement. this is the way the rain will play out through the morning hours. notice as by about 2:00 we're pushing into the south bay so some light to moderate rain at times, but we will look for the amounts to be anywhere from about a tenth to a third of an inch, maybe a half inch in the far northern coastal hills. the accuweather forecast forecast, we're dry with fog in the morning tomorrow. it's sunnier and milder. look at the mid-60s by friday. more rain next weekend. jobina? thank you, lisa. good tuesday morning. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights at 5:14 this morning. so far really just looks like the fastrak lanes are backed up a bit. drive times, albany to the maze, four minutes. highway 101 to cupertino a 14 minute ride. we're following issues in san francisco especially over the bridge. southbound 101 connector to eastbound 80. thankfully that is in the counter commute but all lanes shut down because of a crash

involving one car. emergency crews are on the scene, injuries reported there. nearby this is octavia street, there is a car that has crashed blocking one lane. word the tow truck arrived on the scene. i'll leave you now with a live look at the san mateo bridge where it's slightly slower westbound. otherwise looking good. ozzy osbourne is opening up about a new health battle. >> he said 2019 was the most painful and miserable year of his life. today's details in "gma first look." >> reporter: an abc news exclusive. >> was there a moment you realized something really is not right here? >> reporter: robin roberts sat down for a candid interview with ozzy and sharon osborne. >> was there a reason you waited? >> reporter: the truth about his health and why he's ready to reveal everything to his fans. >> it's not easy to be so

transparent. you've always been an open book. but something like this, so personal. >> i'm not good with secrets. i cannot walk around with it anymore. it's like i'm running out of excuses. this is the deal. i hope you don't leave me. >> reporter: it's the emotional interview you have to see and it's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," abc news, new york. >> sad to see him like that. the challenge to go debt free. >> hear how one couple paid off more than $100,000 in just two years and the secret they are sharing this morning. first, a live look outside at 5:20 this morning. you have a flight and the weather turns bad. do you know your rights? there's a great deal of misinformation out there about weather delayed flights, so let's tackle this straight on. and i'm going to start by giving you the bad news first.

the airline owes you nothing. they can cancel your flights, they can delay your flights. it can take you days to get to your final destination and still the airline owes you nothing. now why is that? well in legal parlance this is an act of god. that means the airline did not create the issue so they do not have to pay for it. you can reject any backup plan. you can say this backup flight doesn't work for me. you can even ask for your money back and generally the airlines will oblige. now if that's not good enough for you, then you need to buy travel insurance, then you'll be reimbursed for any costs and

good tuesday morning to you. rain is in the north bay, drizzle elsewhere. we're taking you right now to dry creek road just east of napa. highway 12, sonoma looking at

showers. it is a wet start to your tuesday. further to the west scattered showers and rain increases for you. along the coast it is drizzle. the winds are kicking up in advance of the front. we'll talk about the timing of the rain and how much you can expect coming up. this stray dog is becoming an internet sensation for helping a group of children cross a busy street. the dog was filmed in the tounl of batumi in the country of georgia. he's barking at the cars so the kids cross safely. the stray dog lives in the neighborhood and they named it kersha. that's his pack. he's protecting his pack. 2020 gets into high gear, "good morning america" is challenging you to make this your debt-free decade. >> a texas couple talking about how they paid off $114,000 in debt in just two years.

they said their secret is the side hustle. mu we can so 9:00 to 5:00 we worked our normal jobs and 5:00 to 10:00 we worked outside of that. >> what side hustle? >> so 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. is your work day? >> but they're out of debt and now they're just living. >> is that living? >> well, we will find out on "gma" because we can hear their full story and tips on how to bring in extra cash. it comes on at 7:00. >> in san francisco you'll never pay off your mortgage. >> never? >> it's the end of an era for a popular san francisco music store. it officially closed after 40 years. the store was a mecca and served the likes of jerry garcia of the san francisco music scene. they remember the day a teenager helped sell a guitar to carlo

santana. >> one day he came here and there was a kid who did not know he was in the store, was looking and he was explaining explaininp guy stopped and he didn't buy the guy star and left. he said what guitar was the kid playing? he ended up buying it as a gift for someone. >> he says difficulties with the lease played a part and some of the inventory will be moved to a sister store. 15 oscar nominated short films are headed to theaters next week. >> the films nominated in animated, live action and documentary short films will debut in new york on the 29th and will hit select theaters on the 31st. you can watch the oscars on sunday, february 9. abc 7 is the only place you can check it out. we're coming back with

another full 90 minutes of news including this. >> reporter: this morning as you wake up we know at least one person is dead, killed in a fire overnight at the el dorado mobile home park in sunnyvale. a heartbreaking story as you wake up. the latest details of what we know so far after this. plus, a big jump in the virus from china. what doctors are warning you to look out for after it's transmitted to humans for the first time. it is currently dry in san francisco. the north bay is already seeing rain.

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now at 5:30, one person is killed overnight in a mobile home fire. the latest on what firefighters plus, the impeachment trial showdown starting in the senate

today. we'll have a live report from capitol hill on what you can expect. chick-fil-a controversy, the reason neighbors are putting up a fight to block the chain from moving in. and the rainy ride to work, live doppler 7 as this level one storm sweeps over the bay area. lisa is here tracking it all. good morning. 5:30 on this tuesday, january 21st. >> the main rain is in the north bay, we have drizzle moving in. it is going to be slick out there. it is mild. light to moderate rain at times from a quarter of an inch to upwards of three-quarters of an inch. you can see the rain further to the west is more spotty but showery. westward to point reyes and

bodega bay. highway 37, you have rain through martinez and the bayview, san leandro a little drizzle for you and along the coast looking at some wet pavement. take your time. the front pushes through with the breeze and then it's the afternoon wet for the rest of us. good morning, everyone. so i do have a good update for one of the issues we were following in san francisco this morning, that full closure where all lanes were blocked on the connector to eastbound 80. giving you the thumbs up there because it has reopened. the maps should update shortly. one blocked on octavia street. i will keep you posted on how things progressed there.ght now smoothly. it is rather quiet in san francisco. sunnyvale police

investigating a mobile home fire that left a person dead. >> it happened where julian glover is joining us live with details. good morning, julian. >> good morning to you, kumasi and reggie. we're working to learn more about the victim who died when the fire gutted the entire mobile home. we know the flames and the fire started around 10:00 last night and that is when the firefighters quickly responded. you'll see the mobile home here with that collapsed awning, the unit destroyed, gutted by flames. the sunnyvale department of public safety said while attacking the fire they found two victims in the home, one transported to the hospital. the other pronounced dead there at that mobile home. here is what neighbors saw. >> it shook me. it shook me because it gutted the place. i was only outside for maybe half an hour and the entire place was gone on the inside.

it was too close to home. i pray for him and his wife. >> reporter: that neighbor not able to tell us much about the victims, only that she believed they were husband and wife. this morning we're still working to confirm the condition of the person who was transported to the hospital, very little details there. we're also working to confirm how that fire started infi ther dorado mobile home park. reporting live, i'm julian glover, abc 7 news. thanks for that update, julian. happening this morning in just a few hours a historic impeachment trial of president trump and the senate is set to start. and sources are telling abc news the first full day of trial could be something like a political food fight. >> republicans unveiled their plan for a speedy trial. democrats are crying foul. and abc news reporter elizabeth hur is live on capitol hill with the details on all of that. hi, elizabeth. >> reporter: reggie and kumasi, all along republicans have made it very clear they want this trial to be over very quickly and now we know if they get

their way this could be over next week. democrats blasting republicans. >> senator mcconnell's resolution is a national disgrace. >> reporter: chuck schumer slamming mitch mcconnell's proposed resolution which gives the two sides two days each to make their openingen 16 hours o senators. after that the debate over the issue of witnesses. >> it's clear mcconnell is hellbent on making it much more difficult to get witnesses and documents and intent on rushing the trial through. >> reporter: this as president trump's lawyers argue in their brief the process violated every precedent and principle of fairness with one of the president's lawyers, alan dershowitz, claiming the articles of impeachment do not rise to the levels of high

crimes and misdemeanors as the constitution requires. dershowitz said the exact opposite 21 years ago during the clinton impeachment. >> certainly doesn't have to be a crime if you have somebody who completely corrupts the office of president. >> reporter: and this was dershowitz on cnn last night explaining his contradiction. >> so you were wrong? >> no, i wasn't wrong. i have a more sophisticate d basis for my argument having read justice curtis' opinion and other opinions. >> reporter: so what's happening today? well, after chief justice john roberts gavels into trial, that's when the proposed rules will be laid out which, again, democrats say they will fight, they say, for a fair trial. i'm elizabeth hur for abc news.

coming off the campaign trail to take part. fore senators are in the race. the timing is tough. ther >> california's primary moved up from june to march 3rd and will vote on super tuesday making california even more important in the overall race. you can request a vote by mail ballot. our new series chasing california leads up to the presidential primary on abc7news.com. officials say the new deadly corona virus that has infected more than 200 people in china has been transmitted between humans. two cases of person-to-person transmission have been confirmed. many cases originated.

jennifer ashton talked how it's affecting the united states. >> u.s. public health officials are still saying that the risk is low but we have to be clear, we don't yet know how the virus spreads. we don't know how severe it is. >> they are screening passengers from wuhan. airport officials say only 150 passengers arrived here from wuhan in the last year. the wodh organization is holding an emergency meeting tomorrow to talk about the virus. >> thanks, jobina. a new major development this morning. there's a deal to sell to the moms. wedgwood said it will negotiate to sell the magnolia street house to an oakland nonprofit. that group will then fix it up and allow the women to move back in.

they began squatting in november and stayed until sheriff's deputies enforced a judge's order to evict them. a vote on a controversial chick-fil-a is expected today. the chain wants to open a restaurant in campbell. neighbors fear traffic may paralyze the area. a study found a chick-fil-a would attract more than 2,200 ars to the area every day.200 the planning commission approved this last year but opponents are now appealing the decision, and that is why it's at the city council today. just ahead, the market street makeover. one of the busiest streets about to ban cars. plus, we did it. we tracked down the creators behind george kittle's viral jimmy g. shirt. hear what they say is the idea behind this. tesla firing back at the feds, responding for the first time. what the company is saying about its claims of unexpected acceleration. first, it's 5:38. i'm here with lisa. you are tracking this rain. >> it is starting in the south bay but making for a wet and

sloppy commute for you folks heading back to school, back to work. we can see the green everywhere from our sweep on hele helena, bodega bay, vacaville. closer to guerneville it's light showers. rohnert park, highway 101, santa rosa looking at scattered showers so the warning, you may want to give yourself extra time. 37 down towards hercules, martinez, concord, even berkeley looking at light drizzle. this is all the prefrontal rain. then the ban that will move through. you can see down to the coast and by the afternoon it pushes across the bay. you can see a rainy san francisco in the afternoon as well as emeryville down through

pleasanton. danville could get showers and hung up in the south bay. in the afternoon it lingers through the south bay and breezy winds on tap as well. as we go through the rest of the day. a half inch in the north bay and the rest of you about a third of an inch. use caution with the damp streets this morning and high serve advisory to the south of us with the beach hazard statement around here keeping it choppy on the bay. jobina? >> good morning, everyone. according to palo alto police. i want to let you know about a closure because it is closed right now due to a shooting investigation. they say it happened in a parking lot of a business. the southbound 101 connector

giving you the thumbs up. also still following this problem on octavia street, the on ramp to 101. i did hear a tow truck is on the way to the scene. it is stacked up in all of the lanes right now. the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 1, light rain. drive safely.

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welcome back, everyone. it's 5:43 and happening now a state of emergency is still in effect in parts of canada after what many are calling snowmaggedon. a woman in newfoundland went out to her car to find the inside was filled with snow and she said she had accidentally left the window down when she parked it. relief teams are helping dig out homes and clear driveway this is week. in san francisco city leaders are alerting drivers to a huge change coming to market street. cars will basically be banned on a large stretch of this road. so going eastbound toward the ferry building you cannot drive on market street 10th street to main. the opposite direction from stewart to van ness. they apply to your private cars

and to ride share companies. they don't apply to taxis or to commercial drivers, muni or emergency vehicles. the cars will continue to be allowed to cross market street. you have been warned. this is probably the most talked about shirt in the bay area right now. >> george kittle decided to put on a t-shirt featuring a shirtless jimmy garoppolo. zoom in. we were able to track down the creators at columbia university. they started the pair sent shirts to several players hoping they might wear them. >> i heard everyone and heard george say, i was saving this for a big moment and i was just overwhelmed and it brought a lot of validation it was a good joke. >> they can see their logo on the back. there's the receipt.

>> if you don't have a shirt this is what can you do. you can share your niners pride with the team badge. it's on our facebook page, or you can go directly to facebook.com/abc7news. but you have a shirt. >> luckily i have a shirt. >> i had a shirt and it's back to you again. >> well, you disrespected it and threw it on the ground. >> i'm sorry. i didn't throw it on the ground. i didn't want to hog it. >> okay, then, i missed catching it. >> that's a tight tee, reggie. >> this is like a baby tee. >> it stretches. >> crop top. >> it sure will. >> just say, yeah, baby. >> yeah, baby. >> i'm going to fold it nicely because i've been told this is not mine to keep. >> it is on loan. >> rude. >> pass it back and forth throughout the morning. good morning, everyone. we have rain to talk about. it has been raining in the north bay, a level 1 system out there

and this is bringing the most rain to the north bay. we have drizzle, we have mist throughout the rest of the bay. a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch. you can see the shower activity even into the east bay highway 4 around napa. american canyon and yountville, back westward from santa rosa to penn grove and petaluma. it is showery as well as bodega bay, west marin. and over into the east bay, i should say martinez through concord and walnut creek, 680, give yourself extra time, back to school, back to work. rain showers through palo alto and sunnyvale and this is the precursor to a front that will push on through the bay area this morning in the north bay. 50 in hayward. the winds are breezy in the upper elevations. with the front we will get the breezy winds. you can see the camera shaking. scattered showers, rain moving southward throughout the afternoon and evening and then a dry pattern sets up after that.

our beach hazard statement so here is a look at what you can expect through the morning hours. it slips to the south and east the rest of the day. we have rain and still showers for your evening commute along the peninsula and the south bay. be careful out there. it's over tonight. maybe a lingering shower but fog in the morning, sun in the afternoon. check out the 60s, the sunshine. looks like rain returns, though, into the weekend. jobina? a couple things to get to. first a new crash we're followi following. this is westbound 92. this will certainly impact people that are coming off the san mateo bridge. the police department has alerted us to a closure between lake horn street and charlton road.

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highway 37, over to highway 29. vallejo, i-80 is wet and into southern marin, west marin into mill valley. some very light showers. some mist and drizzle, but the front is still offshore. we'll wait for it to sweep through starting in the north bay first and then to the south. the milder numbers out there and the rain to the north and then a wet evening commute for some of you but really it's the bulk of the day we're wet across the central bay. >> checking in on our mass transit no delays right now. b.a.r.t. has it looks like 42 and ace 1 a ten-minute delay. hopefully it will pick up for people. i'll keep you posted on that. major slowdown from the tracy to dublin drive, 53 minutes. antioch to con court.

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sssbroa while trouble brews at home. we are hours away from the first official day of the senate impeachment trial. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, january 21st. >> thanks for being here at 6:00 a.m. let's go to meteorologist lisa argen because we're looking at rain. it's already starting now. that's right, reggie, kumasi. it's a level one on our storm impact scale. showers are light. we'll see a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch by the time this is done tonight. locally breezy winds. which canni i you can see a good cell north of petaluma. highway 37 over to american canyon. it's a wet morning for you and as into the east bay.n and the some drizzle there union city and fremont. the rain will come throughout the afternoon hours as the front